The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28
MEN YORK GOES MILD
OVER ROOSEVELT.
Continued From Page oae.

revenue l3uzssl.yrss % drancs, ~ OF whEE3a
are Disturbed Egy cur r<.-ssogx hlsf1iss Shall
~ trust s.s ses.is-ent - those wao swo
years ago were making a erusa34 against
aaw and orszs-. agaIE~t American credit
and appealing 20 me lowest motives OF ct
.zensT No. We C1Est sse 70 IL HaE orr
DemcTeatsc senator regtses 20 the shades Of
Troy. We must have 8 Republican IN he
place We must So 10 II that va nave
Republican executive ia the Empire state.
We must stand By the administration IN
thes@ perL0Gs ti1ses 20 ccE7e, guaranteeing
10 cur Few territory a stable. just and
equitable gcvs-1-1en< thai VIII give 20
Cuba a place aenong fhe nations Of the
earth. and give 10 Porto Rico 8 chance De-
neata he American flag 70 mach Ep to-
ward American civilization and become =
part II rs1e American people
s.s sas convention at s. took recess un'il
When ira convention req assembled. at (
/ O'Clock, the committee on organization re-
/! ported the permanent officers. including
senator Horace White, Of Syracuse. for
set,orssd HAT there were no contests. and
Senator White took the chair. References
IN MS opening speech 10 Gov Black and
plause The war heroes came 10 for appro-
baton when reference was made to them
oy me SPEAKER, and wh.n ne spoke Of the
charge of the Rough Riders at San Juan
tie convention rose 70 lis feet with a great
outbreak Of deDonssrasiye expression. The
delegztes stood IL their places and cheer
ed. The report Of the committee on reso-
buttons was delayed. and il was decided 10
proceed with the Nominations
J. Ryder Caay, Of Hudson. who nominal
Ell Gov. BACK TWO years ago. took the
platform 20 again perform the same serv-
Ices. Judge cady finished amid ,tEemen-
Gov Backs faithfulnsss TO the ticket
calling forth the enthusiasm OF The audi
elce.
Depew's Nominating Speech.
At 49, o'clock Caauncey VI. Depew took
tue platform 10 nominate Theodore Rooss-
IlpItGw
not begin MS speech tor the applause that
a.sued- " zen quiet was restored, he sad:
Not since ise2 has the Republican party
net IN convention when the conditions OK
the country were 50 Interesting or SO crit
ica4. Tae widest. dream ever born Of the
our destiny could not foresee when Nc
kinney was elected two years ago the
on-rushing torrent Sf events Of the past
three months. We are either 10 be sub
merged BY this break in the dikes erected
by Washington about our government, or
we are 10 fnG by the wise utilization Of
tae conditions forced upon us how TO be
safer and stronger with our Old bound
aries and 10 add incaIculah' TO American
enterprise and opportunity by becoming
masters of The sea and entering with the
surplus of our manufactures the markets
Of the world
The times require constructive states
men. As in IFS and isS2, need archi-
tects and builders We nave but one school
Tor their training and education. and that
school liz the Republican party. Our Re
publican administration, upon which a tra-
mendous responsibility rests. must have Il
Republican congress for its support in the
next two yeaTs-;Wo years OF transcendant
Importance 20 our future.
New York, imperial among her sister
states in all which makes a great COM
monweaIth. is stu the pivotal state in our
national contests. We, the delegates here
assembled. have very serious duty IN So
acting az 10 keep our old state and her
congressional delegation in the Republican
column.
Our thought. our absorbing anxiety. Is
with whom as stanaard-bearer can We
most favorably present to the people these
new and vita! issues. the position OF the
Republican party and the necessity that Il
should receive the approval u the coun-
try. Friends and enemies alike Join in the
general satisfaction with the wisdom. a
gacfty and craftsmanship OF President Nc
k!niey. Our state has rad a faithful. able
legislative body In the world in Senator
Plat. We are justly proud Of our dele
CATION In congress and It's influence on the
constructive measures Of Republican ad-
msD!strati0n. We possess unusual execu-
tive ability and courage in Gov. Black.
The rcssstiess .ogic OF events overcomes
ali other consider atoms and impels me- to
present the name of. "a il VII persuade
you to nominate az our candidate for gov
eFnor " the state of New York Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. II he were only the hero
OF brilliant charge on the battlefield ard
there was nothing else which fitted him
for this high place. | would not put him
IN nomination. But Col Roosevelt has
shown conspicuous ability in the public
three months J, Is not time which tells
with an executive mind and restless energy
Ike RooseVelts, hut opportunity. Give
him the chance, and he leads 20 victory.
The wife Of cabinet officer told me that
when Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
nounced that he had determined 20 resign
and raise regiment for the war. some
| Of the ladies n the administration circle
thought i Their duty 10 remonstrate with
him. They said; 'Mr. Roosevelt. you
! have SIX children, the youngest a few
months Oh ana the eldest not yet in the
| teens While the country IL full of young
! men who have 70 such responsibility and
are eager 10 enlist. you have no right 10
| leave the burden on your wife Of the care.
s'pporT and bringing up OF that family
''Roosevelts answer was n Roosevelt
answer: have done as much as any
| one 70 bring on this war because he
| hevea & must come. and the sooner the
| better. and new that war il declared I
/ fighting ard 10 stay At home myself
! Leader of indomitahIe Americans.
/ The regiment ot Rough Riders Was an
original American suggestion to demon
/ strnte that patriotism and indomitable
courage are common 70 al! conditions Of
| American nfe The same great qualitles
ARE found under the siouch hat az the
/ cowboy and the elegant imported tie Of
! New NoTks gilded yoa+h. Their manner
! ssrfls are the Veneers u the West and the
I Easr their manhood is the same
| In that hnt and pesg~cursed climate Of
/ southern Cuba officers Gad opportunities
/ for protection fron mtasma and fever
/ which weYs not possible fer the men Bu,
tne Rough Riders endured no hardShips
nor dangers which were not sha-ed ty
I their colonel lie helped shern dig tne
/ bitches. ne stood beside them IN the deadly
+ aaEnpi1esS 81 the trenches No fio0rei tent
/ foy him. X his comrades must sleep on the
/ ground ans under the sky. In thar world
: famed charge Of tho Rough Riders,
/ thr"uSA me hal q shot and up The A!li OF
! San Juan, tAe.r colonel H1s hundred zee.
/ IN advance. TIE bullets whtstlef by aim
rapidly thinning the ranks az these. tias-
peFata fighters. The colonel trips aSa fails
and the !ine wares-s. but g a moment ht.
Is up again. waTing MS sword climbing
AID shouting He bears charmed life
| He c3ps the harhed wire fegce AMI
! il0n~es through. yelling.
Come an. BOYS, e:on1e On and we NIL
TIE neral force of that daring c7vvns
ara awess the &Fa1gsr7Is ana they ,e,J
j from their Publications and Santiago Vas
oGfs
To 'ick bell cat q them & th, f,,~x.
- aEAFius. II expresses tae Titanic rare
- washington AZ toe tvea >hery Of Lee
All turned <Ae TIDE Al Monmouth II
, psrcs*. ike Aaii~ts tas, features ~ the fee