. Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro. n diqualsiasi organizzazione politica.L'approccio più vicino all itwas che dell'Philadel phia-convenzione, quattro yearsago, ma che è stato sollevato verso l'esterno per estrarlo dal normale dal re-volt di Quay e Piattagainst la dominazione ofHanna e la sostituzione con il conventionof Roosevelt per la scelta dell'amministrazione.ovunque durante i cinque giorni in cui theChicago convenzione e dei suoi delegati occupiedthe primo piano di attenzione pubblica questo completedomination dall' amministrazione-creato ma-chine obtruded stesso. Non vi era alcun thoughtof originari nulla senza th

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. Review of reviews and world's work. n ofany political organization.The nearest approach to itwas that of the Philadel-phia convention, four yearsago, but that was lifted outof the ordinary by the re-volt of Quay and Piattagainst the domination ofHanna and the substitution by the conventionof Roosevelt for the choice of the administration.Everywhere during the five days in which theChicago convention and its delegates occupiedthe foreground of public attention this completedomination by the administration-created ma-chine obtruded itself. There was no thoughtof originating anything without the approval ofSenators who by tacit consent represented theadministration.; in fact, it was conceded thatall plans, all action, must come from Washington, not from the delegates assembled in Chicago.The master was recognized, and loyalty to theparty was simply servility to orders from thosewho arrogated to themselves the party control. UNCLE JOE CANNON. From the In <i u i re r(Philadelphia). THE REPUBLICAN CONTENTION AT CHICAGO. 183. KM HIT ROOT ADDRESSIX(J THE CON-VENTION. From the Inquirer (Philadelphia). I nder the surface was asmothered protest, a ran-kling opposition to machinemethods, but it did not darefind expression in formal ob-jection. It contented itselfwith murmurs of impend-ing trouble, with an indif-ference toward the candi-dates and party success.The ticket was regardedwith pessimism, the plat-form with misgivings, thebosses with disgust. Muchof this is found at everypolitical convention, butthere was more of it at Chi-cago than at any other ofthe great party gatherings.Outside of the nominees, the(•(invention played former Secretary of AVarEliliu Root against the platform, the platformagainst Secretary Root ; the omission of one wassupplied by the other ; the elucidation of ob-scurity in the platform is to be found in tin;keynote address of the temporary chairman ofthe convention. It was undoubtedly constructedwith the platform in view, intended to prepareth

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