New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-27

denomination in America are there, American mer-
chants Introducing the Industries of our country
are there. The students Of our COLLEGES utilizing
accredited representatives Of our Government, its
Consuls its Minister and their families are there
than that around them should be the protection OF
ae6a nag instead t Of be2g six
miles distant as we would have been a year ag1
harbor within four days of Hong Kong The
once with the civilized nations in this work OF
cue is incalculable.
EFFECT OF BEING CLOSE AT HAND.
The. American soldier and sailor. arriving SO
which Will advance our interests and procure for
T wise m ha cehGPy of os Re ame
rePreasentttng america or engaged in trade which
and semi-bar6 arous people recognition, position
believe the Philippines will be enormous markets
and sources OF wealth to the United States that
and the bs9eas Of but beyond
ton. the part that they enable US to play upon
the %3T6s stage In this war Of humanity Of the
the rescue OF our kindred and the position Of our
Sn9 justly theaT capture the suppression Of the re-
Se or %5nn Their borders ana the h9d1g OF
nse nave al seen the picture and felt quicker
imPassioned sermon of Peter the Hermit when the
knights gathered about him raised their standards
Cor the redemption Of the Holy sepuichre That
our sandpoR Of t s age 81 and from
industrial age. All countries brought together
tries Of high cyilizaon|by Steam and eiectTicItyi
when Mci9fev Ta GGnyent4n h. at PhIadep9ia
PuISse the standSrds bearing the names of the
0y enthusiastic deegates upon the stage and
kInshts IN armor no serried hosts bent upon bat
the emblem Of their TO a aP bout
tie for the election of the ca1dtSste and rs ia
petuation of the policies which would carry The
Furnaces the resources Of American fores 1R Re
can 4 A f6 sds the results Of Amer
ne seas to the other side Of the globe,
GIEGlhg ga, condition which lowers wages for those
prodses work for those who wish and
y vain Casites they are partitoning Africa in
IF { PTSmhg railways across the desert and plains
, With dh surplus production in the United States of
HH1gGtVV9oW annually more than we can consume the
artisans ana laborers ana employment for s0C c us
by the victories of the Spanish war we have tb be
VI brpa' forto RICO, Hawaii and the Philippines:
y Of @a% Mc f9s East an sseE o6
me penoeFatc party promises nothing but
1atSi0h ant5iInperialism snti-,niartsm is their
son Pierce and Polk ali against them; With the
SiateS carved out of the Louisiana Purchase
one one aS i SLOPE New-MeSco and Arizona crying
portIalism when Mckinley is doing no more and
anti-miiitarsm when the soldier of the United
the deeds az h seen by an Anglican citizen but
San Juan Hin at Porto Rico ar r. a. SsHfagG or
find responsive chord by every fireside In our
land Antitrust, when the Republican, party. upon
OF al parties, will deal with the trust at the TeSt
all conatons q" Which %o9d o09 PsoRe
heeessarles OF life and to protect also legitimate
TGdGee FreParaoe disaster suspension Of business
- believe that the great safeguard for the public
pubic e c IN all concerns that live by
reports and punishment for false ones. IiEht
action corporation and trast shO9X bs
and t6s pu dS Or Tits S oGs its 6opdhOdes
psf Sons I BryaP ,na in his criticism Republican
tS When me Colonel writes the trust plank for
deegatss at Kansas city he faces sSuao no t 6f
mep David and his Psalms seem me nes 3d Tesla
modern nS life The chords OF his harp touches it
had in view WITH hs prophetic soul the DemOcratis
wrote the seVentythrd Psam rsf PT06em when he
mel Bryan who is learned in the Scriptures, as he
By Ice trust IN Wt4 9Re Dso4e sm tho
sPsakng Of the Lords dealings With caSG Sa sn
castetR them doWn 10 ths IN slippery places and
THE CANDIDATES
Well my friends. I need not speak for the candi-
ara In yoSr names names are on your tongues and they
territory power and our opportanty our OF D our
PIE nave ave, expanded We are all broader and wiser
The power FOR narrow men narrow measures and
vote We elected william MG6 5HSsP Beev GT our S
would make good President. At the end ~ 9fnnp
est problems Of peace aud war he STANDS s SefoI
sne country and the world one OF the ablest
We aS Ds ne ed hS5ioPs Of Ehs g96e
S5 mS fOo o &c and his dseEeton C9ssone
executive ability, honesty and vieor; RooseveIt
me assistant Secretary OF the Navy. who did much
nG Sn and 10 t1Es r s the appeals
10 ma tbI
light my place is with them In the respo9s iis
has expended. He has been one OF the stro5 I o
OF the Chief Magistrates Of the Empire State his
bNth-ave; and on the ranch, on the hattlened
leading his Rough Riders and in executive once
him the idol of the great Convention and ed maze S
EesssleSs demand that the running mate for viii
pei and Governor Theodore Roosevelt. N'N &c Oolo-
Good night, my friends. and goodby I never tool,
confident Of my party. 70 hopeful Of the fitu 80
and 50 nrmly convinced OF the continuance Of
God. Americansl - ' Anahk
SOME OF THE VICE-PRESIDENTs
Among the vice-presldents were:
Francis v Greene SoTnei,a,, paws y Ri..
James NJ. Varnum- J. Pierpont AIoTTrn
John Jacob Astor. NichoIas Fish '-''
W VIII =, gg0r Son., Motifs K Jesap.
Holm J u Me Cook. William Rroolnsid
nehpS W; cannon, Edward < FaloWA
Frederick D. Happen. Eilhu Root As-
R3 isaafa A. AS @deSTay Y YsSs
t y b odel; ir. So. Charles 5, Wilbur
5Si RS B BSEsaA k5 aSa q M ssssSs
~ ~ 6 S ~, S9 2TS Frank H. Plat.
John C1ahin. Alexander N Mason
Stuyvesant OTTO II pannaTt '0'N-
j Dos P Sssos A e; HI i. ag5Bs,,