New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-22

necessary wise and honest administration o. the
laws. The best law ever made u adllIlls s 81
II down. cannot be wholly effective, and may be
ctai iegIsIati5a on sound basis but no possible
financial Legislation can save us from iearIu 9 4b
mana cement OF any man who would De accepIaP9te
p 10 sag Spirit 30 Secretary Of the treasury who
would be acceptable TO or who GouIa Wltnq T Loss
racy could avoid pluHgng this country back into
niciilv and Absolutely repudiated the principles
which IN 1895 they Qrofessed and the leaders VINO
undoing OF the country Nor have they any longer
gy1n S I1 1asS yhav have f0amed al the mouth
in denunCiatlon Of trusts, and now. IN my own %
man before whom the others bow with barred head
and trembling knee nave oeen olscove[g C IA =
criminal character; trust in which these apostles
f fio6 haTe sought 20 wing fortunes from the dire
need Of their poorer brethren.
UNDER NKINLEY'S LEAD
rise 10 second the nomination OF William Nc
has trod the path of National greatness and pros
p Pndey HIM We can and viii once more and finally
overthrow those whose success wouid mean TOT SIe
actiy as We have renedied the evils which IN the
say that a wrong shall be righted it most as
suredly will be rightad-
We have nearly succeeded in bringing peace and
order 70 the PhiiiPpnes We nave SEM 5nl.ner
and TO the other islands toward whose tIhaoitanIs
eminent men like Wood Taft and Allen, whose very
efficiency Apprentices like these CHOSEN on grounds
yft and metbods If ana bv which this Nation
mlst approach its new and serious duties Con-
trast this with what would be the fate Of the ISL
ands under the spOils system so brazenly adyo-
Gated by our opponents in their last National plat
form.
REPUBLICAN RULE MEANS PEACE.
The war still goes on because the allies in this
country OF the bloody insurrectionary ohgarchy
that II the rebeon is Kept alive until next No
vember Democrats success AT the polls here VIII
IA FDl11 vCa1b ys ne al
that means their abandonment 70 s9vages who
erful civilized nation stepped IN 70 DO What we
would nave SHOWN ourselves uiIlt 10 PERFORM; OuF
success in November means peace in the islands
The success of our political opponents means an
We Of this ConveaJion now TeHomlinafs the ua2
whose name Is sTaraRLef 9ganst sGGh dsastsr
before the people We place the Republican party
on record a standing for the performance which
squares with promise as standing for the redemp-
ton IN administration ana legislation OF the pledges
made in the platform and on the stump. as standing
for the upbuidins of the National honor and In
prosperity which IL has already brought to tbs
farm and the workshop
NATIONS WORK IN THE WORLD.
We stand on the threshold oe new century. =
the earth, 1t rests with US now 10 decide whether
forward TO fresh triumphs whether at the outset
test. Is America a weaklins, 70 shrink from the
world work that must be done by the world Powersf'
baEd Srp Xar6s rIori6Ys Fl, vSntS ann 1sng
looks into the tut with fearless and eager eyes
and reioiCes as a strong man TO run a race. We
do stand in mood. asking be- spared
the task, cr1ng1ng as we gaze on the contest No.
we challenge the proud privilege OF doing the work
that Providence alots Us. and face the coming
years high OF heart and reSolute OF faith that 20
our people Is given the right 20 win such honor and
reuown as has never yet been granted 20 the peo-
pies OF mankind
AUDIENCES CLOSE ATTENTION
Governor Roosevelt's remarks were listened To
with close attention by the vast audience in
fact much more attention than given to any
other speaker. His illusions 10 the Ice Trust
called forth the heartiest applause. with cries
from the galleries of Hit EN- again!" and
That's right. Teddy" The closing words OF
the Governor brought another demonstration
and for minute II seemed that the Convention
would go mad. and then and there make two
nominations instead of one. Plumes went up
and standards again left their sockets TO be
waved on high. AS the Governor left the plat
form he waved a salutation to the moving
throngs. and in particular to the radiant
face of his wife sitting just outside the area OF
delegates.
THE NEBRASKA SENATOR
Senator Thurston, whose voice has remarkaS
BILE carrying power, next introduced He
said:
Gentlemen OF the Convention: There are voices
! to-day more powerful and eloquent than those or