The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28
,cyINIEy AND ROOSEVELT.
., unanimously Nominated at
II" ,,,f,. The Platform is Full.

'rfS''y.,.'natrd for president of the
'fa zines by the Republican Ma
nitp lypution in Philadelphia at
tt IIut 4lst, and an hour and
"r .trs later. Gov. Theodore
% "a New York was unan-
..Ierted to stand beside
,.mng battle. The scenes
t0" -..., unanimous demonstration
U.s. LIT nominees of a national
.a have never been equaled
tive politics of this coun-
.. "a love feast. a jubilee, a
..,.,. Meeting Following is
.... 81. &rFoRM IN FULL:
anutljcanS of the nited States,
.. Acir chosen representatives
.4iuual convention, looking
....r.lu unsurpassed record of
..rt and looking forward into
H.ld of duty and opportunity
......... -pg IL the Judgment of their
...-...p make these declarations:
.,at.tation in which the Ameri-
..s,i. forming from the Democrat
,.. atlusted power four years ago
u.4. yjrau Chief Magistrate and a
J.5..4. Congress, has been met and
Nheu the people then assem-
l..p til,, after a term OF Demo-
... CESSATION and administration,
..- tas dead, industry paralyzed
a.ioual credit disastrously i'm
lar country s capital was hid
.. lUIl its labor distressed and
..l.HIeu
democrats have no other plan
...-. .u improve the ruinous con-
irl th,N had themselves pro
r rom silver at the ratio of rs
..mOl.cm Party, denouncing
~~iIe 10 produce conditions
..~, taau those from which relief
...A-. promised to restore pros
... IS means of two Legislative
...- ii protective tariff and law
M 4r standard of value. The
..s H-3t majoritieS issued to the
f-. t4 PARTY a commission to en-
.... W~. This commission has
..>..ttd and the Republican
dptned.
....r. more general and more
... ali we have ever known has
49,. f., emactmeuts. There is no
.. . oyrISy as to the value of
O scent Obligations.
DOLLAR \ DOLLAR.
rricau dollar is a gold dol
-sucd equivalent, and Amer
-tlnis higher than that of
Capital is fully employed
.". ryrIN where is profitably
. so single fact can more
el the story of what Repub-
nWtmt means to the country
Hiatt While during the whole
20 wears 1870 TO 1897 there
of exports over imports
U.~ 49,, there has been in
f.ap wears of the present Re
ADMINISTRATION an excess of
imports in the enormous
- 1-- .-ti7.U94.
AU AND ITS RESULTS.
the American people. sus-
i'~ Republican legislation,
te. achieving these splendid
Ia1r business and com
- have conducted and i'll vic
WDcd war for liberty and
zrr~. 80 thought of national
mnt tarnished the nigh pur-
.. which American standards
dr@l 1t WAS a war unsought
-Itat.} resisted, but when it came
..tltau Government was ready.
Is Arre cleared for action. Its
M aorr in the field and the quick
Triumph of its forces Oh land
Wm equal tribute to the cour-
.uerican soldiers and sailors
Kill and foresight of Repub-
~iuanShip. To ten millions
u race there WAS given "a
OF freedom" and to the
o.0 pauplt Il new and noble re-
NfNLIN y PATE1oT.
0I~e the Administration of
N,uley. Its acts have been
l u wisdom and in patriot
home and abroad it has dis
l-cd and extended the intlu-
\lnrrican ration.
M lutried paths and facing un-
possibilities. President Me
Zen i'll every situation the
'U- lrlu patriot and the upright
lear i'll vision. strong i'll
m in action, always inspir-
Irving the confidence of his
"..t4.
The American people to i'll
- Republican record and to
.H-lr commission to the Repub-
.-tt we remind them of the fact
' mauace to their prosperity has
Hr'l|Ied i'll Democratic principles
FL. e-> in the general incapacity of
fHrratlc Party to conduct public
The prime essential of bust
'NNSrerlty is public confidence in
good -rHse of the Government and
s 1m0ty to deal inteliigentiy with
y '-" problem of administration
r-ls.atlon. That confidence the
4 l$tic Party has never earned.
Is "pelessly inadequate and the
wv IroSperity, when Democratic
al the polls is announced, halts
r7sts III mere anticipation of Dem
18Th HqnderS and failures.
fllt GOLD STANDARD.
rH~W oar allegiance to the prin-
Jig" gold standard, and declare
t.Idence in the wisdom of the
y f"u oi the Fifty-sixth Congress,
.'H tue parity of all our money
W. ability of our currency upon
Id basis has been secured. We
.A that interest rates are potent
- production and business ac-
.Na Tor the purpose of further
ia'.ug and of further lowering the
W. itcrest, we favor such none
f-lr1tlon as will enable the vary
.''NS Of the season and of all see