Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-30
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be at all times equal.
ADMINISTRATION DENOUNCED.
give denounce the present Demos
cratic administration, whose vicious
and vacillating course has brought ug
diStres5 att home and humiliation
abroad II has inaugurated policy
looking toward ultimate free trade,
which has deranged business, crippled
our Industries. distressed our homes
and dealt labor a serious glow. With
deplofable incompetency It has failed
to receive revenue enough to run the
government, has had to borrow in less
than two years $162, ,800 mainly to
pay ordinary running expenses and
selling in secret to favor foreign syn-
dlcates the bonds of the government at
prices below their actual value. 1t has
lowered the flag in Hawaii. in an uh.
American attempt to overthrow a re.
public and restore a monarchy and,
with unpatri0tIc indifference, has sur.
fered' British troops to- land in Mica.
ragua, in contemptuous disregard Of
the Monroe doctrine; by which, and
similar acts, our country, second in
power and dignity to none, has suffer-
ed a loss Of respect, throughout the
world.
1--WE denounce to the free wool pro.
vision of the present tariff act as an
unjust discrimination against an Inn
portant industry; and demand such
protection for sheep husbandry as viii
secure fair prices for American WOOL
PENSION BUREAU.
eve denounee the present admins
tratiOnl OF the pension bureau for Its
betrayal Of the interests of the Union
soldiers; and we pledge anew to this
veterans Of the republic watchful
care and recognition Of their just
claims upon a grateful people.
I'VE endorse the able, honest and
business-like administration Of Cow
ernor William Mckinley.
''Believing that the proposed Mica
ragua canal Is needed for commercial
extension and national defense and
that it. ought to be constructed and
operated by the government Of the
United States or under It's protection,
we commend this project TO our repre-.
sentatives in congress.
''The election Of a Republican leglslas
ture In this state next ovember will en-
able Ohio to send to the United States
senate Republican colleagues to that
grand old statesman John Sherman.
For this honorable place In the upper
house of congress, the Republicans Of
the state. have but one candidate and
we, their representatives here assem-
bled, give voice to that sentiment In
naming and recommending as thelF
choice for that position that grand sol.
der, peerless orator and patriotic states
man, Joseph B. Foraker.
PROUD OF MCKINLEY.
'"The people Of Ohio are proud Of the
character and career of their dlstln
guished friend and citizen, William NJ
Mckinley. A pure, patriotic, unselflsh
life of public service has endeared him
to the Republicans Of the nation and
justly won him place among the few
chosen by popular acclaim for high sta
ton and great leadership. Believing
him to possess In eminent degree those
rare qualities Of broad, wise and patrio'
tic craftsmanship which not only fit
him for victorious leadership IN a great
campaign, but for successful admins
tration after election, we present VIII.
lam Mckinley to the Republicans Of the
nation as a candidate for the nominal
ton for president In 1896, and we pledge
him the absolute and answering sup
port Of Ohio at the next national con-
ventlon.
eve have heard with great sorrow Of
the death and untlmely death OF Hon.
w. @. Gresham and we extend to his
bereaved family our sympathy and con-
dolence."
Other resolutions referring wholly ia
state matters were adopted.
At midnight the convention adjourn
ed until tomorrow at SIS a. m.