New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-24
OPENING OHIO CAMPAIGN
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT AND JUDGE
NASH SPEAK II AKRON.
RINGING WORDS N DEFENCE OF THE NA-
TIoNAr. HONOR AGAINST THOSE WHO
INITIATE THE COPPERHEADs AND
VALLANDIGHAMs OF \ FOR
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tics in ohio. The advance guard when ar'''''
last night was swelcd at an early h"uT '"''
morning by strangers coming in on morning
trains. So that when the large delegations II ''''
the cities arrived about noon the town was "-
ready well filled The special trains hearing
th4 crowds from Cleveland. Toledo, Columbus
YOUNGSTOWN and Canton added 2o"" more
and il * Thought there were IU.Oop visitors IN
Akron
Judge Nash arrived from Columbus al
o'clock this morning accompanied by his dauRh-
ter Mrs Babcock Colonel Charles DlcN- S''
rotary Kinney. Auditor Guilbert ana H.
NJ Daugherty who was his leading opponent
70, the nomination before the Columbus com
vcntion Governor Roosevelt and his escort. the
Tippocanoe club ~ Cleveland. did not arrive
until after T. O'Clock. An immense crowd greet
Cd them at the station. and the party was taken
To- tho Hotel I}uchtcl
From here JudEr Nash. Governor Roosevelt
Senator Hanna. Colonel DICK and other distin-
guishcd guests went to the I,ks' cluhrooms,
where they ate dinner with the newspaper
men. This was an entirely non-partisan affair.
Afterward judge Nash and Governor Roofe-
Welt received the college delegations from Ober-
lia Western Reserve University. ohio state
University. Buchtel College and other inst,u-
tions
The parade moved at o'clock II was in six
divisions and IN charge ~ captain 4 Wagoner.
. grand marshal There We're fifteen thousand
q men I'm line The most conspicuous features
were The escorts II Colonel Roosevelt and Judge
Nash. the one composed ~ veterans Of III"
4 Spaiish-Amorican War and the other Of veter-
ans of the Civn War The meeting was held =
G-aoe Park. Within whose confines fully seven
ty-nve thousand people gathered only n small
portion ~ whom could hear tho voices ~ the
speakers Judge y. y Tihhals presided Tres-
dent Priest ~ Ruchtel College offered prayer.
and the Columbus Glee club ~ one hundred
voices sang.
JUDGE NASH ON CAMPAIGN ISSUES.
Judge Nash was the FIRST speaker He said IN
part
Much Of the grca, gain 70 or country "a at-
trbGfable - the restoration Of 'arir law 500
fashioned 20 te hcn.f.lal 20 American Interests
4 alone Blt muca moro credit i- due 20 ihc deter
r mnti'1n ~ fae American people 20 maintain in-
Violate AND forever sound and honest financial
policy ir THIS land Iy thc elections ~ iTf c'nn-
d,ure Wa. restored IN the financial integrity Of fh"
people ~ the United States Hence those who
controlled pital w'ro willing agnin 20 l" % seek
/ Investment in railroads. manufactures and com-
m,rcc Tho unemployed are ro longer i1'c Those
who worked once -haH fhe 'in.o .-' 500 nrf
/ pay are now rc1ping "a f.n harvest.
InE the democracy couunu~s fo f'uaNl -'r
/ free and unlimited coinage OF silver arI fo'i a-
/ equal ia primary money 40 tn" r.fe 90 g t3
Acain the Democracy of Onto has declared 30 favor
Of this financial hcrcsy This is done in tho state
Of President Mckinley II ohio. 81 November.
should take step backward on mis- question who
can foresce the harm that ~li he done II VIII
open NE question again as n National issue Again
We will h~ ln financial doubt and uncertainty.
Tho sun OF prosperity wiN afiln boo hidden ny the
c| If
The people OF OHIO arc an Intelligent Irop'". Her
formers. her lahoring mon. her merchants and h~r
manufacturers Will not x, back - the "slolsh
o. desp0ud" through which W. struggled FOR four
/ unhappy years
There IS another important matter with which
the Republican party and rs policies has had much
20 10 Witnln the last two and oue-half years our
/ foreign markets hav" been enlarged and our for
cign commerce has been increased. We believe
inf. 20 h absolutely necessary for the present and
future prosperity Of the country. Tho policy u
the Republican party IS 10 strengthen and make
larger tho foreign market fDr Our goods 1t is
very much IN earnest IN this matter We are Just
as Jealous IN this cause as we eyer were IN saving
our homo markets for Americans. This pro
pose TO do even II f. requires that governmental
assistance shall be- given to opr shipping so that
our wares may sail the world over under our own
eag This We VII go. even n it involves tho con
struction u The Nicaragua Canal by our own
/ Government This VIII do even II It demands
| that our nag snail never Doe hauled down in
,slands lawfully acquired by the yalor of our sol
! lers and sailors.
so ONE WANTS IMPERIALISM
The Democrats brayey shouted at GAINESVILLE.
/ Eve are radically and uualterahiy opposed I'm
/ norialisn IN the United States Who In the world
/ f. in favor of f.? imperialism Is the power. au-
/ thority or character of an emperor. know OF no
| lmpcrialist I'm this broad land. ! know Of no man
In It who desires 70 change the spirit or char
/ meter of this great Republic as IL WAS handed
down 10 MS by our fathers. Even those who believe
that It is wise policy TO retain possession II the
/ islands which have come To- us part of the
4 victory which won over Spain. DO not wish to
T establish an empire IN them or anything akin 10
AN empire All they desire IS TO carry 10 their in
hahtants the same enlightenment and the same
/ civilization which enjoy When they pre-
pared for #. It is proposed. when Congress shall
act to give them government free In character
! and guaranteeing 10 them the sacred rights which
W cherish
Within the last fcW years many Of the business
men u this country have consolidated their great
Interests into corporations and combinations. which
are popularity known AZ trusts" The men who
conduct our manuiacturcs trade and commerce
are generally intelligent far seeing citizens. with
patriotism equal to that Of any other class
citizens ! am very loath to believe that these mon
would knowingly do anything that would be- dctri-
menta. 10 the country or 10 their fellow citizens.
Ii is true. however. that there are things
nccted with these new organizations which require
regulation by law I'm order TO prevent evils which
may arise
Undoubtedly new and careful and wise legisla-
ton will be required both on the part Of Congress
and State Legislatures to regulate and prevent
/ evils which may emanate from largo corporations.
/ Such legislation can safely ntrust to the men
OF the Republican party who I'm ali time past have
/ shown themselves more capable than the men
placed In Congress ana in our Legislatures by the
/ Democrats.
WEIGHTY WORDS FROM ROOSEVELT
Governor Theodore Roosevelt. who
/ ceived with unstinted applause spoke in part
as follows:
/ come to speak TO you because We recognize
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