New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
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Tho Renublcan marty will. do during the four years
Of is coming administration. There are some Things
4 Il will not do 1t viii not carry on war aea"s
the industries OF America. 1t VIII not sen po''''
| In times Of peace, nor exclude rspu'aoe
tion The war against the industry OF the country
has cost already eight billions OF collars VI .n.
than the cost of all the other wars OF the 'o'"'''
Mckinley and Hobart the splendid me ..
cifizenship The study OF their lives, from num-
o oIe n hone anew in the circle around every hre
side and reveals the possibilities OF & men as
this land of liberty and enlightenment Sucn men d
these have touched American life at every point ahS
blessed 1t at every contact ana tne III he found
these nominees of The Republican party VIM pe lou'
| in the ballot-box when the polls close heN' '''
i ~ Rochestnr mentioned the valuable service
rendered by him at ST. Louis member Of the Ma,
Snai dbered To the echo lie began by say
ing that there was certain proprleiy III n of the
ing at a ratification meeting or the se.cctoh Vi III
St Louis Convention in view OF the part ne h ,es
taken in the meetings or the Natohai nd had
witnessed the intense struggle that h21 akeh p nd
Mr. Sutherland spoke In hisn praise OF ar omis He
brought down the house by asking VINO couid a., ~
sSms the M tsd ,h iHa % seH reasons why
ratification of the nominees was IN ofaer. Ue "a"
t townys The second reason for the ton
was because the good name OF the Natloh ue'"""u'N
Serene payne Of Auburn was the last speaker
At the close Of Mr. Paynes speech Mr' nsakers
who hal come from out Of town TO lures SLY uie
be- %ei heard IL Network many times during the cam
paign Cheers were given. the pahd p'aEeu' anu
| the meeting came 10 a close
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions which had been prepared were
| a. follows:
We accept and Indorse with hearty approval the
| declaration of principles OF the KepuDncan p aaS
ia ted a
ton OF the party st. Louis on the 18th INST, espe
lions in favor OF the perpctuation and maintenanSe
of the present gold STANDARD It's den1ncaaon " COIN
Of silver at any fiat ratio It's PSsppca system
the adoption Of any agreements
with the leading commercial nations OF the wor,a
shall have been cOnsummated us contention Ior lls
rigid maintenance Of the American principles OF
protection and reciprocity. to be pracucaLy caLrleu
,i or onv rigid rates but on basis broad and
liberal as TO insure beyond question revenue amply
adjusted that the fullest justice and relief shall be
afforded to me compeon With alien labor
81 that his service may be eagerly sou i ioi,
houst cold dollars and nsurrg fair hours Of en-
ployment reasonable lesure OF his
These Republican principles while manta!nsd un
Harrison brought to the farmer as VII a. 10 w, re
artisan and laborer success ana nrosnerity
Tho Naon the highest degree OF general ptVSP'I.y
W. ,Handonment OF which by the Democratic party
while in control. caused wldesprea' PdA'0' "A"' ~
general misery to all our cltzrls' and con-
We oln in the pla tiorms denunclatiot ant III,
| dernno,ion OF unrghteous acts OF the pIe'c..'
i)crnocratic National Administration IL saIo .,
s,on M nanc!a b,unders. necessltaths tlr sur, VI
hands at prices showing the degraded scs
Of The counrys credit. 20 reconp me dencI.mcies
creafed hy recke tarin methods ana 70 pTotcot
steadily waning and weakened redeiiptHohh I'M ra,
Recognizing that the united wisdom OF 'i, ns sv
Snn,aJ even though the claims OF the Empire
S,o,e in favor OF its favorte son cou.d not De
met we congratulate ourselves ana tle Coun..y "a
| Tho nomination ~ thai tried soiucr, anj
rolitcal economist supporter OF PtV.eVt'om Co.
| reclprocty-W ilI.am Mckinney OF ONO d pei'VSS
| man mon a perfect platform. by whose letter he
riii he bound and by whose spirit he VIII be actu-
We feel that his nomination Is tantamount 10
| o.ertion and that his election Will prove me III
lion Of an era Of reinsia'ed Republican pros
Ills success will be the easier. MS achleNeiie,it
IN. NOR. certain his career the more sP.c.'u'u
ei-ca nv tho nomination OF Garret y IioDart. Oh
he Vice Frequency, ne VIII 7'o,,l
| 30 cooncr,tion OF one qualified by long pariia-
| mcntary experience. great business success, 1a
reaching enterprise and varied ana useInt 49,,
eipa 10 aid in the great Work OF resOiao ~ "a
| the corsnoucnces OF Democratic misrule that Is
| abOu, 10 be undertaken ,t,.... u,. ho
| With th!s platform and these candidates we pc
,isve &C. are not TOO sanCuine IN predicting ina,
me state OF New-Nork VIII accord 10 Mchlnies aii'
| Hobart on election day in November next piu-
rality exceeding the $4,000 OF Lew T. MOTTO" ""e"
| elected a - Governor. $500, 80 .,,
m .rcure this result TO aid earnestly ana eIectu-
ally n The coming campaign 10 SupNrdI'a 81, o..
| tcrul differences. to work IN harmony WIZ ou.
r.nwhlic,n brethren and with the great hummer OF
| nr-ty rfn u. nocrats who are already hooking 10
puhlrans u the County OF New-fork ana us Nou"'s
| Drp