Twelfth National Republican Convention in Session
Wild enthusiasm surged as a Colorado orator addressed the convention and Governor Theodore Roosevelt appeared, energizing delegates during the ongoing gathering.
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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
1
Wild enthusiasm surged as a Colorado orator addressed the convention and Governor Theodore Roosevelt appeared, energizing delegates during the ongoing gathering.
The national Republican convention opens with Marcus Hanna in charge and Senator Wolcott delivering a lengthy address. The gathering includes a wide mix of Senators Governors and Congressmen with many notable figures such as Depew Roosevelt and Lodge on display. The tone emphasizes gold standard territorial expansion and a strong foreign policy as themes guiding the party.
Kansas delegates inform Rough Rider Theodore Roosevelt that they will present his name for vice president at the convention. Roosevelt urges Western allies to oppose nomination, saying he prefers governing New York. Chairman J R Burton asserts unanimous support for Roosevelt, while the ex‑colonel receives delegates with a handshake and an ovation.
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