. Überprüfung der Bewertungen und der Welt der Arbeit. Und dass das firstseconding Rede würde durch SenatorBeveridge, von Indiana gemacht werden, die followedby Herren Ritter von Kalifornien, Edwards ofGeorgia, Baumwolle von Minnesota, und einem oder twoothers. Es war bekannt, dass Senator Lodge, ofMassachusetts, Vorsitzender des Com-wäre-parteirats auf Auflösungen, und dass ein Dokument vor - von ihm gut im Voraus pared würde.- Nach dem duecriticism und mehr oder weniger Revision am handsof seine Kollegen im Ausschuss, - gemeldet werden andadopted vom Konvent. Darüber hinaus itwas hinreichend bekannt, durch semi-officialreport und durch

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. Review of reviews and world's work. and that the firstseconding speech would be made by SenatorBeveridge, of Indiana, who would be followedby Messrs. Knight of California, Edwards ofGeorgia, Cotton of Minnesota, and one or twoothers. It was known that Senator Lodge, ofMassachusetts, would be chairman of the Com-mittee on Resolutions, and that a document pre-pared by him well in advance would, .—after duecriticism and more or less revision at the handsof his committee colleagues, —be reported andadopted by the convention. Furthermore, itwas well enough known, through semi-officialreport and by unavoidable inference, almost ex-actly what this platform would say upon alltopics of major importance. It was known, again, what man in every State, with a possibleexception or two, would be selected for nationalcommitteeman, and it was known that thesegentlemen upon coming together would chooseMr. Cortelyou, Secretary of the Department ofCommerce and Labor, as chairman of the commit-tee, for the purpose of managing the campaign.. MR. JOSEPH B. COTTON, OF MINNESOTA. THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS. „ _, .., . About the onlv matter of high im-Candidates , . , J , ° . , for the Vice- portanee which was not determinedPresidency. jn a(jvance pv common agreementhad to do with the choice of a candidate for theVice-Presidency. As the time for holding theconvention approached it still seemed fairlyprobable, as set forth in these pages a month ago, that Congressman Ilitt, of Illinois, would be thesuccessful candidate. Senator Fairbanks, ofIndiana, however, had come forward as a so-called receptive candidate, and in many quartersthere were evidences of active work done on hisbehalf. Geographical considerations also enteredinto the question. By the time the conventionhad assembled, the opinion prevailed among thedelegates that Indiana would be a more doubt-ful State this year then Illinois. Finally, the ac- tion of the delegates from New York, PresidentRoosevelts own State, in

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