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...Smithmen yowled and redoubled their yowling as Franklin D. Roosevelt, from the wheel-chair in which he had been brought in, advanced to the Speaker's desk on crutches. His infirmity, which has troubled him for some three years, did not seem to have impaired his healthy vigor. Four years ago, when Mr. Roosevelt was a candidate for the Vice Presidency, Governor Smith had seconded his nomination. Mr. Roosevelt's speech nominating Governor Smith was a great contrast to ex-Senator Phelan's speech for McAdoo. It held the audience; it aroused incipient demonstrations in its course; it was extremely...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: THE CAMPAIGN: At Manhattan | 7/7/1924 | See Source »

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