Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-07-19

until --,ey I'm His Response iouch
lid attitude of the Govern
- u ad1 the Chinese Question
up td ssnf - me Lending
of Good and Refers
from ,.ues Of the ~
most con- .-.,t Also Finds out That He
ai losses ,.ea nominated for oGice.
It'd p"h
blocks
principal ohio, July 14.-William Nc
OtI y was yesterday officially notlneo
nj papsfS kps' ,eond nomination by the Repub-
town N 7 asrty for the highest ofiice IN the
ID the republic. Important Tea
i The speech of notification by
N Nu Iodce and the response by
! ! h sss'sl Essdsut Mckinley were the refer
ra s%al ! the Chinese situation. ms
went - !, ! Great deal Of discussion dur.
At day. Il Conference following the formal
s were N anorino and the impression
he EphBs mas that these utterances were
tents ana HsWu aaation TO the world that the
The oJ l ~ ctates intended TO preserve all
slness t1 Ia Rights in China.
United ..sidont,s references to the main
wired - the gold standard and the
tsfs IRON r.rJsl public faith, the preservation
q, slelter -, aactiva tariff. the enlargement
onght any market. and especially the
lAe 0ag anrosperity at home and pres
n ta IN sb,oaadp elected applause. When
ies' tafee Al aShall we 90 back to the tariff
s'ofes s%s wears aco?' there were shouts
Vua an so No, from every part OF the
a,n Another prolonged cheer
& va bs words relative to the main
&c ~ our authority in the Philip
lie Sem, y. with the keenest interest ev-
Irndy followed the portion of the
st weeks pTh relating to the
ere killed Ne" f's "ns,, shout
~ Asp he declared that there should be
Nes cap nenued executive control over the
: anu Ivy Irtory possessed by the United
tlon Wefs ksss and another outburst when he
1ls aNdef 4 sueh authority would be coupled
" nNA us IA liberty and humanity" The
" stas ysdpnt declared that the United
tVuls Y ,tps had reclaimed 10000 600 hU-
Aneiitaa n beings from Imperialism The
- pslent seemed at his best. He was
i alaisa god voice and good spirits. His APP
soa,,.ra nnpce Indicated the best of health,
N \ his voice rang out loud and clear,
g " w 49,.
hthing the outskirts OF
tho, ia The Vast Thong
me fnSus eEh surrounded the house and eX-
essed he hded over the lawn and across the
e party Il ret speaking from the same place
YORKTOWN hare he received the formal nOtiica-
los In TIE four years ago. While the speech
,harles D te president closed the formal nOti-
vOluntea alton, other speakers were called for.
d by tr tnator Fairbanks Of Indiana, Senator
n par0la lima, chairman Of the national conf
any Day te; Charles Emory Smith, post
nted CHEF kger general; Col. Samuel Parker Of
tval, and senator Lodge were heard.
tse speakers. with the exception OF
Parker, who was called out of
nphment to the Pacific islands, took
ason TO refer to the recent action
! IA te Democratic national convention
> Norh Kansas City.
M 4 rel senator Fairbanks Speaks.
GAS vas evident that Senator Fair.
4c, No 8 ls Intended to make the money
ston a dominant issue of the cam
Wheat : 81, denying that with 16 to / in
and closed I PLATFORM the Democrats could
20. ] bard se imperialism the leading issue.
&c; No pator Hanna adjured the Republican
-4e; @N ss 10 remember the Importance of
campaign. Postmaster General
SeplemOa W warned his hearers that Demo-
tssS Y success would disarI ange the
BID, 10. Nlsss interests OF the country. The
AorlnsiA Naps Oh the second speech of Sem
We, 49, LOdge was his resentment of crit
w, CIV MI PRESIDENT Mckinley by his op.
-c' lN snls, ana his pointing out the diff
!. =. Y! MI. Bryan would have in Sc
J nasa !. ~ q CABINET from the men prom
.Ve, y y IN the conventions at Kansas
70. : aa and Sioux Falls.
- snrr, me Presidents Reply.
Mo cs reply to Senator Lodges speech
ic. Oats Enag MN of his nomination, the
Edent said:
Flour 14wr Lodge and Members of the
NorthenI leation Committee: The message
I19c. Ivy 'ou oring to me Is one of signal
iaaey d1 4 Is also a summons to duty.
) lie U' - nomination for the office of pres
Y q great party which in thirty
I.-CawI 49, out of forty has been tri-
bulls " = az national elections, Is a dis
nd feelsa y which gratefully cherish. To
Igs. go unanimous denomination by the
bulK, SA parry Is an expression of regard
seuse OF continued confidence for
= TOW : uifncult to make adequate ac-
70 w. ssmenl If anything exceeds the
I'd leews : Inc office Of president for the
ellels states II Is the responsibility
'Ho. T s~aches to 1t. Having been In
10 y "a ''n both | do not ~under-appraise
40, W. any one who has borne the anxi-
o-eg wa - burdens of the presidential Of
'heep s NNy IN time of national trial.
contemplate assuming it a second
oa.ra 1snou' profoundly realizing the Sc
ds.GO; d1 II imposes ana so,einn ~oDngations
10; IN Ssu by the momentous problems
II noioexl press for settlement. If my
90 y aMs sauen shall confirm the action OF
- sySsHsA Eeauon at our national election
l lla x. rse snoer | shall, craving a divine
I n. bshs u under the exalted trust, aim to
=, :, stst y Tor the interest and honor
~. far n a,y and the weil-being OF the
:, tayusa] PES who have become the OBJ
Ss.225Gs35 L. are
55GS; " pted Ineciarntion of principles
! oxen. = ~ ssnra = convention has my
s2sGsisy soma rai.
SM4 ssme future date I will consider its