New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
NrM STATE COMMITTEE.
o following T. the new state Central Commit
~ u.hlch CIrus Hul!ng VIII be chairman:
Chairman Dougherty. in his opening ADDRESS,
..ro,erv sunported the war against Spain and the

chairman Dougherty in his opening address
strongly supported the war against spain ana '"e
War Departments policy. and said 49,.
! congratulate YOU. my f"llow- kepupcdsr y'@ ~
OHIO achieved wonderful victory aiS& con,
sra,umtc YOU plo" ne i%' rnaioritv 10 the gem
cral Assembly. which insured ne rc'u I no
,r.,r izaflon In he Nation and the friend OF the
President. March,. Hanna po,,.biicans. that
IN his great emergency In Our nternati2nal alia t
the Republican, party Is IN r3"eTp ras,snt Of the
iim,tci country God speed The day when 'uoa WI"
b. frao and ,'uhans viii he free men
Secretary Mahoy Rad the following "h''h was
greeted with loud demonstrators 600
To tho Hon II NJ Dougherty. chairman; Sot Sne
hus OaiO: sincerely regret tnat my u.t',S o'ssI5s
v.i rr.y,r- my acceptance % the honor 70 pres'ue
AT the state Convention on the 2lsI isti; ~, on,v
II - A great disappointment 20 ne ana am ga,
o'.,r.iie1 Nv In. consciousness that am better
ys parry By BY, r(1 o r ri any S 5 PTeT al
nv kevroto disqualification I'm its broadest truest
sg1s SrES,o ihd Admnsira,ion Of President Nc
ISiri., rs a faflneut ~ our pledges :" thr Nin"i
i,y ~ our country" In Offering my regrets to the
convention. Piease convey , 10 '' NE ne romplment
ri hor',- t6ov have paid me- and the desire nave
10 always merit their confidence ana resiTy, ,roI
ueyrg hat vision and good jidsment VIZ O o.1st'
'ho.r acii. ',i',ls anu WIN " 4 HANNA
on hcinr introduced as the temporary chairman.
the Marty AZ tho 81 Louis convention and what
had been done since the inauguration OF President
Mckinley. ana said.
GENERAL. GROsVENORS SPEECH
There came to tn Administration OF william Nc
Kinney rspons hi.y Ner nt,ny ~ ~ he ro M
TX storm began a. ne heard agross the G i9 %,
straton lie found a country untitled for war, in
capable Of war Incapable Of Respectable efort AZ
W.T. and he cary ioana noy T Si n w.,s VIII l
INK 10 ralr a Htte early bird stolen sentiment IN
to know whether we We're ready 10 20. wthou, The
ntenisence 70 know what WE We w Sorice Foh s
passasc Of the So oocO war emergency bil.
IN re on om aF Of oye f en Of hosS men
When the time came for war; when II was dis
N"i,on coui not rescue Ms from war: when it was
decided that both upon moral ana material GROUNDS
var AGAINST Spanish dominion IN cuba was the ie-
''g ~, ',ss vas etLer the suffering humanity
termination to drive the spanish hag off Of this
brmisphrre; not of OF Cuba alone but off the
that time '~as reached and when We were
a and sa 70 ~ are right now there was no hesita-
ton aftcrward by the Administration. And the
there IS OF IT, will crown William Mckinley with
honor for what ne did not do. they will crown
him with double honor for what he has done. On
thusiastic applause)
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
II Is not misspent time to capitulate. Ma
ton without nifty thousand guns. without ten
rounds OF ammunition to each cannon. without
one fourth ships enough to carry on an aggressive
foreign war. springs into action on April q, and by
June q her Navy has crushed one OF the greatest
fleets Of Spain dong continued appause)
The Nation has raised. organized equipped and
armed two hundred thousand OF the best men that
ever shouldered musket In defence Of their be-
loved country bringing them into action no
army ever sprung before from any President.
Great choerlngD They to-day twenty thousand
Of them on the Island OF Cuba and they are sure
to win a magnificent victory Continued cheerng),
and sixteen thousand troops are moving way up
into the East 10 plant and uphold the flag. While
we are standing here ct the end or two months
OF this war. great transports are carrying your
onf sons from ohio and the other states Of the
Union and enc hundred and fifty thousand more
To e go ar Ana behind them ANXIOUS to go~bessng
to go-are Ave million more able bodied men ,mat
can be organized. II necessary. prolonged cheer-
ng)
HAWAII TO BE OCCUPIED.
| 1t Will be the policy OF this Administration TO
plant tho flag OF the United States at Hawaii. to
occupy # and fortlfy IT, and make 1t part OF the
territory OF the United States. and when the war is
over We will then settle the question of what sort
OF a government will have over there. en-
Momentons ISSUES are before us Great questions
OF politics growing out OF the capture-as believe
Will be new in American politics questions that Will
challenge the craftsmanship OF the hour, questions
that can better be settled by the party that mace
Mckinley President than by any party that can be
formed in the Tilted States. (Appause) Let us
wait II is important to settle the status OF the
Philippine Islands now. II is not important TO set
lie The character OF the Government the stable
government which promise TO Cuba. 1t Ia not
proper now 70 settle the status OF Porto Rico. for
We have got soldier on the soil OF Porto Rico.
Rut when the time comes. you know and know
and all the world knows that William Mckinley.
backed and supported 10y the Republicans OF this
country backed and supported by the loyal. patri
otto sentiment Of the Democratic party OF this coun
try Will settle all those questions periodically.
wisely and from the standpoint of American prog
ress In the career tina; God has marked for us In
the world (ApplauseJ
| | make no DEMONSTRATION except this: doubt
much whether YOU and / will live TO see the
day when. by order of Republican Admlnistra-
| ton and surely not by the order OF McKinley's
Administration the starry banner OF your countrys
| glory shall be pulled down from any nagstaH