The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-19

should be a pursuit in no way identified
with religion and education should Ee aEolI
ished He said that In the last Presllon,lA
try with literature" which was trash, II ON
Coin Harvey's arguments TO brYan
crown of thorns." 1t was only an appear
to the prejudices of the people. A reform
in campaign literature is imperative 10
said.
Vice Presidential. j. Crane, of Syracuse
r: II. Dougherty. OF Illinois; q. w. BILLINGS
of Harvard
Vice President of the Republican League
of the United States-Louis G. Wurzer' Oh
Detroit
National Executive Committeeman-Fred-
erick b. Whitney, of Williams University
The report of the committee on resolutions
was of sweeping praise Of the national ad-
ministration and the Rep4bhcan parry.
One pertaining to the War Department -
as follows:
we cordially approve of the admnistra-
ton of the War Department during the late
war and look with pride TO the noble pa
triot from Michigan, Hon. Russell A. Algef
Believing that all men are human, tnat h9
man is perfect, we feel tat the work OF
bringing an army of 10000 men into tho
field. to ciOthe, arm, drill, fOrtty, encalhp
and transport them to foreign lands; to line
them up in battle, conquer empires anu
bring the army home with the crown d We
tory on it's brow, all within Ill days IS a
task that has never been equaIed IN lHs
history of man, and, therefore a work tnae
could not have been performed WithouL
some slight friction or Inconvenience 10
those VINO were GISdSGu It's C@@cNItt
whenever foreign nations commend thS~
success Of this department OF our govern
ment where is he who Will tolerate the W.
famous sanderers who seek in the despeIa-
ton of their idleness and their lack OF pa
triotism 10 detract from the glory OF our
magnificent victory by defaming It's mos'
worthy and loyal heroes? We tndorse 80
rotary Alger an able, efficient ana ehet-
getic official"
The convention felt it to be its most I'M
portant duty 10 approve and irdorSe the ~. a.
ministration of President Mckinney; W.
most heartily commend every action ne mas
taken" the resolution said, from the tlH-e
he entered upon the duties OF his once; ~, -
urged that asSfhe country is entering on a
period Of con1mercial prosperity unpaFaleiea
In the history of the world, II IS necessaty
that proper foundation Tor TINS pIospssI.tsss,
should be laid by unifying and fortliytnS
the currency by placing 1t upon sound ana
enduring basis. ,.a
The Republican party was congratulateo
by the convention on its effective ana satu-
tary legislation and its vigorous siAhu tot
truly American protection, on the return "a
nr0sperfty ard the wholesome and gratt$-
ing Endorsement Ii has received at the hanuS
of the American people In the recent elcS
tons. I'VE indorse that gallant sol9Iel'
brilliant statesman ana champion - ,vS.r
ican patriot-Theodor Roosevelt, OF New
York and we congratulate the great stAto
of New York on the election OF 80 aotS .
man to its highest executive office, -,
other resolutions thanked Indiana 3 DIS OIL.
liant son and orator, Albert ]. keverlasS.
the Columbia Club. the newspapers anu ,l aiis
management OF the Denison House TOT ehslr
II was decided 10 hold the next convention
OF the league at Philadelphia. innasci4sesty
after the election OF 1900. Most 81 me &c.
gates TO the convention left for their hoii'ss
last night