The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-06
IN YORK REPUBLICANS NOW IN WEST VIRGINIA. K
| y, a, Slate They Had Previously
Made Out.
/, ,m,tytlT SPOKE ON THE ISSUES
,h.t There was No Is
y p'e ,,n,eriaIisrn or niiitnr-
49, ! Int only free silver.

...,,oss. n. Y, September 5.--rhe stats
'ssl,,sn convention in session mere
T'Fo'l us.s ne following ticket; Governor.
odeil, orange county; Lieutenant e
TImo,hy L. woodruff, Kings
f'''ss secretary Of state. J. l.. McD-n-
uaS' .,hoav, comptroller, William j.
' c,vura; attorney general, John G.
t'Ass onelol; State engineer, Edward
S1' ..eeh nominating Benjamin d
~ sovsrnor was made by tofmer
Qiel y, frank S. Black, who has been
sflssa,h H. organizat!on breastw IRIS since
$500 +, aefe ted him two years ago
b''ss,.'" deslred A denomination. For a
yito NJ Rack and his close friend,
f's nM' Grlber. and former District AZ
~ X olcott Of New York we're
10y s,,ter and at the party primaries, j
w ~ "a ago, Mr.. Gruoer was oDilged 20
srs IN m,intain his leadership OF the
ss ls assembly district, New YORK
lssAs asinst an opponent who was be-
W. u have Senator Platts sympathy.
.t's s.rhsr won ana since that time eff
s,ts nave been made by friends oil hoth
~ IA bring about reconciliation ps-
,s,,n ths former governor ana MS frienas
IA Ssnatar Phtt, with the resu tnat Mr.
XXI t1day made the principal nominal
r. eresca Mr.. Black said the issues
~ bss,re the American people were
ns ~ and settled four years ago
sI,.s d not new one here he said
Ssnstor Chauncey NJ. Depew presented
~ name OF Timothy l.. Woodruff for
lieutenant governor.
Il, cSell accepted the nomination In a
,,si soeech This concluded the conven-
AM work and committee was appoint
.I,a In.iie Governor Roosevelt to address
Ins gathering.
NJ Roosevelt congratulated the conven-
lion on the men nominated and referred
"a the fact that the republican party had
sssn IN power for six years in this state
AID had always kept their pledges and
"a Marty felt that 1t had the right TO chal-
lsuse the support Of all men who desire
the government to be administered with
,lean Lines and efficiency.
Referring to National affairs and state
Htuts tlal t1t StHhlC MOuih Pl tNtAlL III =
enactment Of free silver legislation even
though Mr. Bryan and democratic ho1ye
we're TO be elected, Mr. Roosevelt So d
II the people Of this country declare in
isvur Of Mr. Bryan and elected Bryarite
congress next fall they will have declared
b favor Of free silver as well OF cvsry
doctrine enuneiated II the Chicago Plat
firm Of 1896 and reitera ed in the Kans IS
City platform Of 1900, and waen the people
have thus declared themselves the repre-
ssntitlyes whom they have elected AMI
sent 10 Washington can not aad will no.
itt Otherwise than they have been di
rec.ed At Ii, polls to act. Tie ele II n
u Mr.. Bryan would be the peoples man
dle for free silver and as slch 1t wouli
tell upon every senator who has ielt
doubtful how TO act in the past
Abroad their success would mean that
!he Nation was cringing before the honor
zoe task which I has so honorably Begin
ind totake down the flag under which We
ne introducing in the Philippines. not
MY such order, but such liberty as hav ,
never been known in the islands helore.
= hand them back to the unspeaka Die
y'inny OF a corrupt oligarchy
There Is no such thing as militarism or
nperlals SIN at stake in the contest"