New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
ALL INDORSE M'KINLEY.
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ton permanent Chairman Neviu then TOOK up
the regular order of business.
General c. H. Grosvenor. Of the Committee on
Resolutions then reported the platform, whlch
was adopted
The platform reaffirned the declarations OF
the St Louis platform of 1896 declared the Re-
publican Administration has restored prosperity
10 the country and that the United States is
outstripping all the nations of the world in for-
eign trade. The resolutions indorsed the wise
and patriotic administration Of President NC,
Kinley, whose signal achievements in war ana
peace in craftsmanship and diplomacy. mark an
epoch in the history Of the Nation. ana W mh4se te
highest interests Of the country, the unlnter-
rupted continuance throu-h another term OF MS
great but uncompleted work.
INsULAR POLICY PRAISED.
The platform praised the adoption of the gold
standard. and regarding insular affairs, said
In the broader field of world duty and influence
the Administration has met unavoidable war Tor
humanity with uncqualled vigor and success, has
crowned the matchess triumph OF our arms on sea ;
high and solemn Obligations. has faithfully studied
and the greatest good OF the peoples who have
come under our nag. and has through the wise use
ways of greatness and renown. ~
We ieaffrm the principle in which the Republican
party had its birth and on which Abraham ilncoin9
elected President. that the representatives of
the United States in harmony with and subject
10 the fundamental safeguards of our tree nstlIu7
sustain the President and Congress in exercising
this power with due regard for the safety and wei
fare Of the Union and with the most Just generous
humane and fraternal consideration for those over
We advocate for them free schools. full security
for life liberty and prosperity. the most hoeral
sures for the Development of heir agriculture
and industry and the largest degree OF local SELF
rule for which they are fitted We nave nal'n u IN ~
American patriotism, character and capacity, and
we know that American government WI. eNteh9
the inestimable blessings of freedom. law ahu
civilization 10 the peoples who are brouehl uhuer
protection
The wisdom and success with which President
Mckinley has performed the duty imposed by the
Treaty of Paris" and the fortitude and heroism of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States
through whom il performed, as wei as the
provisions Of the treaty itself. were heartily ap-
proved It was declared that sovereignty over the
new possessions not be reDudiated and that
the thigh purpose OF its origin must be accom-
and the BLESSINGS of individual liberty among the
peoples Of the Philippine Islands,.
The platform concludes:
The Republican party of Ohio stands committed
10 legislative and executive opposition to the threat
ening combinations of capital that seek restrict
competition and stifie independent producers: we
invite within borders the capitalistc invest
ments that material to the industrial develop
Of the State and the largest employment of
labor. but insist that injurious combna tions
shall be forbidden. and so-called trusts shall he
regulated from time to time and he so restricted
guarantee immunity from hurtfu monopoly
and fair treatment and protection to all
competing industries
All the nominations Were made by reclamation
that of Commissioner Blackburn, which
the second ballot