New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-25
SENATOR HANNA SPEAKS.

After the demonstration at the close Of his
address Chairman Nevin attempted to proceed
with the order Of business in calling the Congress
districts FOR their respective selections of MEM
bers Of the committees but the convention was
bound to call out Senator Hanna. In response
10 the repeated calls Senator Hanna kept shak-
ing his head. In the course of the day he had
been worn out by visitors and had to keep his
seat while shaking hands at the hotel with those
who kept passing 10 greet him. The delegates
however would not listen TO the call for business
until he responded. and the galleries joined
loudly in the calls for him until the senator
arose and spoke follows:
am sorry that have not the strength nor the
voice 10 comply with your request, and therefore
rise only TO express my feelings of qualification
al this kind reception and TO echo the sentiments
subject OF congra tulation TO the Republicans OF
IN 20 T ont t p P6 nj re- t @ o11t ad
preston of good cheer and good sentiment every
when we find gathered together such a personnel.
filed with the kind OF a spirit that is manifest
Ne have established The fact that we DO know
suggestion is that we proceed 10 do II. tRenewed
And / would modestly suggest that from my
STANDPOINT we have plenty of business 10 do:
As your chairman has said. the Republicans of
ONO shd the kepn olcans OF the United States
are confronted to-day with many new PROPOSE
Ie1npilng TO raise new issues upon every move of
ton 10 the policy Of The Repmhiican psrtv op''''
say the spirit OF The hour is OF absolute
feariessness on the part of tie Republicans. We
ms fulfilled every promise made We took this
country INTO our hands and under our care after
which We have ever passed in history. AT our
and the doctrine Of the Republican party. upon
tgentv odd wears W. promsed such refarms a .0
economic measures would produo. material
that We would 90 beyond even the ideals of our
fathers "a in The great results which must come from
Senee OF The sgScsss Of thai policy is in what We
material interests OF this country.
ENORMOUS GROWTH OF EXPORT TRADE.
Your chairman made some statements with ref
eren6e TO the gr3wh Of our export ire de Why he
in favor Of The United States during the last CEN
Jury preceding this Administration amounted TO
net balance 10 the credit OF the United States in
T o SSlf tn sIex Eesr5 the OF
5aanee as sho"n y the books Of the United
a,a cries Of @Goodrl ''''''''0'' ''i'"' A''''N'''
had be IN IN one eose ndre
years preceding And then looking into the face
DO We want change? DO We want any different
business combination for US. DO We want any eff
Which Is building up and making Us the greatest
The laws Of commerce Regulated by % the best
economic measures. infalllble the laws of
The world that our policy OF economics is irressti
that We have had under this Administration We
have proved that in the ratio of progress every
gain; we shall be made stronger and be given
the world
The results of the war with Spain are NOT acct
dental. The destiny which has been written for
mis- country must be fulfilled in the natural order
recton OF the duty set for Is DO. and no matter
what influences may be thrown around MS TO i'm
pede our proeTess. it cannot and will not stop.
do call;
expansion. The destiny of this country is writ
zen ao any id ,S- e m oi men N maj i,, a.
70 stop the power and progress of this nation will
has gone down, (Renewed cheeringJ We proud
perience and we are glad TO have had The oppor
Ilsnity demonstrate TO the world that the policy
moan the civilization and Discrimination Of the
whole world GGTemen b ehsseTtng4 1t is that
opportunity and makes it possible TO accomplish
these great results.
OHIO ASKED TO SOUND TIE KEYNOTE
Vow that are embarking in this policy
the responsibilities which are open to us We ask
the Republican party in Ohio. did four years
q express her confidence in her great leader our
President cheering; 10 show by the interest
paign their confidence in that leadership. in their
poiry 1Renewed che@ring s coirag da niH ali
the dark DAYS OF tnai war ana man compIications
ment. And ] want 10 improve this opportunity TO
II
hour not a moment. that he has been in
touch with his party IN Washington. (Renewed
The consciousness that he is prepared for and
is meeting every difficulty. determined TO do what
seems best and right for the people in insular
possessions. q the time maintaining The dig
tecting our labor and onr industries-that feeling
that ne is doing right has enabled him call his
support that aid which always comes TO strong
leader of men. and no matter what collae issues
that The people OF the United States feel comfort
able and confident when they know that William
a tremendous
i say my fellow Republicans that we want to
begin now to do business. and The spirit and har.
algury that we will work together in this cam
fporsetting ali indiTdnai contest. and lend our.
selves great, united effort to put the Repub
lican party Of the State OF Ohio where & always
Is TO the front-trnore cheerng1-and through the
campaign 10 maintain that position as an example
as the du-ies OF this Convention are over make our
III as we away7 but a1 psng onF to th
common end and the success of the whole party
Ing and indecision there may be in other sections
OF The country Ohio will stand. as she ALWAYS does
(I1ong continued cheering)
As soon as order was restored Chairman
Nevin read the following telegram from Senator
Foraker:
To the Republicans Of Ohio: On account of the
action OF the Insular Committee in reporting an
prescn; officials in Porto Rico until August l next
which ssBsie w 8s # p0ssbe for
me 70 leave here oH VIII ws aT senre TO
ne Convention and express my regret that / am
zenled the pleasure Of joining with the Repubi-
Il organizing for the denomination of President
Mckinley and his triumphant election.
After announcing that all committees would
,oe expected 10 complete their work tonight. the
convention adjourned 10 10 a m. tomorrow.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS