New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06

s sas ssDg6Is1R party the sqnrQ o. the Nation
peated victories in the Empire state have met
first convention which ever ATTENDED when was
student. and they and come 70 these annual
n the proceedIns Of the body as " a da @Ss
We stood upon the threshold OF public life and
Two years ago the logical conditions for a time
who had performed ne duties Of Ms once with
ability. wisdom and patriotism. but an unexpected
T Thirty years had elapsed since the United
into active Iifs Who E1.vv 1Ib1r - ,ss E 49,
ments the enthusiasms or passions OF war. The
tattered banners bullet pierced In civil strife. and
tne grizzly veterans who carried them meant little
% Inese men, these new citizens. who had no
ssIlory ana no associations with that tremendous
struSgte The IRE o. battle Is always present In
ful OF nations. the very vigor and viriity 81 our
people. the eonquests which We have made over
fully carried or against the forces OF the air
ana 1a1b ne earn On 70 9ring Out ne resources
ton % soldiers. Preferably soldiers FOR peace.
ests OF the country are at stake. where liberty
IL. HeSeS 70 Ie5cue1 unos c9n1ltlohs Wnlcn
people soldiers f0r battle
THE sPANIsH-ANERICAN WAR
withou! our wish found ourselves suddenly
archles IN the world From the beginning 70 its
close, at the end OF hundred days : vas mar
the admiration for those who privileged 70 be
had risked thsr lives for 50 great and sood a
ss1uss MADE demand from the people that a sol.
Governor OF the State OF New-YOrk We had that
Yoq in op Of his Blood Rs h5 ods Won he
most brilliant laurels OF The campaign for the ctt
zen soldiery, The Republican party recognized his
fitness for executive OF the Empire State II met
the demand of the people thar he should be placed
honored In securing for It's chief officer TheOdors
has been ths progress Of s1ens that ss Is rssS
ancient history The qualities which are required
ssm Of battIs is no longer with Us Our task Is 70
prevent the ovsrthrOv OF the tremendous Indus
tTis results which have been won y Bs2G5iesa
'4, S oo5iast u tss last four LEES Yes o
and Despair. Hope won by narrow margin
Hope, dragging Despair along with T. has MAIDS
SoId tSs rorf We earr,ITad , tb ssn3v tsei
.Ota Is ~ ". s 80. = = 1--3 49,,
them their castles OF free silver: captured from
We transformed th-lr strongholds into fortresses
Of public conddence and public faith Under The
pere6 never before. manufactures have IN
has received the largest rewards IN the history OF
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fields have gone forth 70 conquer The world The
what she could sell to Us have gone into every
channel Of trade and been felt on the farm and IN
that II the conditions which have produced these
p. sition OF The United States industrial Ma
1a T p 20 sec9fs cS n1 o f npsr our PACE
Fse silver, re trad assaults on the Suprens
war cowsrdiy disposition 70 scuSt.e are threat
snIns the strouEholds OF Natiouai faith Nat4s11as
| said % hold ,the, fort For that purpose We =
Sess men Of demonstrates capacity pubic men
who. IN Official relations 70 the affairs OF govern.
| measures and politicians who have been Ia
stts m 1G within tbe ras and present an
/ iunprz-nable front and lead a resstless attzck
qSzf:ies in the gentleman who has jqst been nomi-
gushing characteristics OF our Lieutenant-Goy-
! srnor.
PRAISE FOR MKNLEY.
We are tortunats peculiarly 50. n or candidate s
mastsr-In-chief an tos Republican candidates IA
ST1ssdss IN ,sat eoTn1o6wea1th II Is an inspir-
| ing commission to be generals IN the RePubHcaE
:, geueraI-In-chief William Mckinley The pol
PRINCIPLES that he has been the ablsst advocate OF
| for the last twenty years have given as IN
~ a a. 80 T-ri+a5 Ststas ne conducted a
ne a. 15ss % aT4 I91S vIieh placed Is in the
front rank OF the martial nations OF the world
Preeipitated suddenly As World Power into ne
prob EN- OF aqnssion % ne Te7T % Go s 3d.
ers OF Europe. and. next. 70 show hat the United
| ION Of il honor. when It's Minister and Am
| bassador was beleasuered the finest triumph or
Inc nafgn Of history or ~ouancs Is sue
cassf5IIv ended with the American Tag flying over
| the TnDeriaI Palace in Picking Not only the
United States but every civilized and Seni-ciVi4-
! fzad country OF the globe Is today giving IN
srfnrad admiration 20 the craftsmanship. the gen
| arsIsbfr and the Diplomacy o. William Mckinley.
| Ask William Mckinley how he stands on tia
question OF the debaseent OF our currency, or the
S-aa coinage Of silver at the ratio OF 70 20 and
1fs answer clear and emphatic IS i stand FOR
| odd a. the standard OF value Ask William NC
ESf7IAv how ne stands the question or the pro
rac+io1 OF American industries and his answer Is.
clear and emphatic. 7 stand FOR the policy which
rad made America for Americans and Is now max
ing the world pay tribute 20 American LABOR and
/ inventive genius" Ask William Mckinley how he
| sands on the promise made 70 free Cuba- and MS
answer is TO the extent Of my ability as Pres-
SA7- I propose 70 carry out that promise Ask
/ william Mckinley how he stands as 20 the posi-
tom ~ the United States IN the territories which
| We won by conquest, which We secured oy treaty
and which We paid for with money. and MS answer
/ Is clear and emphatic 7 hold them 70 De as
any otEer portion OF territories. and from them
/ the Tag VIII never be hauled down
RRYAN AND AMERICAN INDCsTRIES
| Ask Colonel William ]. Bryan: How DO you
stand on the question OF the protection OF Amer
lean indusrries?' ana he says 7 an in favor OF q
question OF holding these territories which TO
! become our future market and 20 the protection
81 whose Inhabitants and the extension 20 whose
f1babiants OF American institutions and American
( liberty We are pledged before the worlde-' and he
/ will answer II propose fee from them and
carry from them back home the American Tag