New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

minds Of the delegates. without faction, without
fbns,a VIZ @ s Nominated for the Presidency
by the united voice of the representatives of our
vision nor she dow OF turning. Such unanimity,
always remarkable is here the more mPFessfSSe imp @ S
great office which you have held for four years 1t
Is not the face triumph of hope over experiences:
tested in many trials and tried by heavy ana ea
the period in which washington organized the Ma Ma
en sna %en e Lincoln the led the pop through the
agony Of Civil War and saved from destruction
Presidential term IN our history crowded with
great events, SO filled with new and momento9s ae
True 4 sas which s aSs ht s
in Congress in the revision Of the tariff and the re-
establishment OF the protectiye policy 1ou Srd man
leading the party BY Your advice TO the passage Of
the great measure which is to-day, the bglwark Of
made Hawaii a possession Of IL. United states;
iustiaed m tS the Scondence Of the people Who four
years put trust in our promises But on an
o%n the we en0 results Of
years Of training and reaeeon but es9 the hc Rah
nominated you in 1895 Far different was 1t when
tn oe se rs %r and then With
Spain. Congress declared war. but yoT as .,5 Com m
and history. records unbroken victory from the the
@ s5o{ St th9 s 40 'Re ou had to make
alone Cuba, Porto Rico the Phippinesyou had
all from Spain. Alone, and weighted with the ter
rible responsibility of the unchecked war powers powers
these islands. and to repTess rebellion ana DIS,
95aer a IN he vd no fo& Suee e
sight, comprehension of American interests, both
American people and in their. fitness for great
Ts wo amed and pu n opereton this great
new policy which has made US at once masters or
firmly possessions both sides Of the Pacific
The new and strange ever excites fear. and the
arouse criticism and attack. Yet great departure
than those undertaken by you. On the possession
OF the Philippines rests the admirable diplomacy
not to be shut out from China 1t is to Manila
that We owe the ability TO send troops and ships
ters. our missionaries, our consuls and our mer-
leave our RI citizens to 56e casual protection of Other
Powers, would have been unavoidable had we
the Orient. Rest assured. sir, that the vigorous
measure which you have thus been n ep86ied & 10
direction which may take for the protection
hearty support of the people of the United states
who are now, as always, determined that the
all his rights everywhere and all times. 1t is
to Manila again to our Meet in n the @ bay and our
when these scenes Of blood in China closed, to
Insist, in the fnaI settlement, upon an open door
10 all that vast market for our fast growing com
ton in the Easf The Phiiadelphia Convention has
adopted your policy. both in the Antilles and the
Philippines. and has made it its and that of
the Republican party.
Your election sir. next November assures to us
the continuance of that policy abroad and in our
new possessions. To intrust those difficult and
vital questions to other hands at incompetent
and hostile. would be disaster to and still
more unTeleved disaster TO posterity. Your
election only protection to indus
tries. but the maintenance Of a sound currency
and Of the gold standard the very cornerstOnes of
our economic and financial welfare. Should these
be shaken, they would be by the success of our
opponents. the whole fabric of business con-
fdence and prosperity would fall into ruin. Your
defeat would he the signal for the advance of free
trade. for the anarchy of a debased and unsuitable
for business panic, depression and hard
times, and for the wreck of foreign policy.
Your election and the triumph of the Republican
party-which believe to be as the COM
ing of the day-wil make certain the steady pro-
of industries. sound money and
vigorous and intelligent foreign policy. They will
continue those conditions of good government and
wise legislation essential TO prosperity and well
being which have blessed our country in such
abundance during the past four years
Thus announcing TO you sir, your nomination
the Republican candidate for the Presidency we
have the honor also submit to you the declara-
ton of principles made by the National Conven-
tion. which will receive your approval
We of the faithful and earnest
support Of the Republican party in every State and
day with feelings of the deepest personal grathca
Convention