Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-24
OHIOANS MEET
IN CONVENTION.
Promises Kept, Platforms Fulfilled
and Pledges Redeemed,
VIEWS OF REPUBLICANS.
Party Gathering In the Presidents
Home state signal for the Conn
Ing National Campaign

Columbus. April 24-At o'clock this
afternoon the Republican State conyen-
ton was called to order here for the
nomination Of the alternate year
State ticket and the selection Of dele
gates and alternates al large to the
Philadelphia convention.
Senator Hanna, who arrived this
morning, insists that ne win not be a
delegate 10 the Philadelphia convention
The delegates met by counties Cor
conferences during the forenoon and
by congressional districts In the after
noon. The committees meet tonight,
The keynote address Of Temporary
Chairman p. NJ. Neyln Of Dayton, was
the feature Of the session this after
noon. He said Ia part;
1--WE can congratulate ourselves upon
promises kept, platforms fulfilled, ana
pledges redeemed. No party was ever
richer in promises than the Democratic
party, and no party was ever scanuer
In fulhument. When we look back but
four years and see the condition Of the
country when Grover Cleveland was
serving his term and compare il with
today we can scarcely believe that only
four years have elapsed. Al that time
labor was seeking employment, mills
and factories Were closed, farm produce
was selling at he lowest prices aud
the people, instead OF building for
the future. were wondering whence
would come their daily bread
I'VE entered upon the campaign OF
education IN 1886, trusting lu the honor
ana integrity ct the American people.
When. the question was presented as 90
whether we should pay ON debts in the
best coin IN the world, OF whether We
would repudiate them iu whole on in
part by paying in q dcpaseI currency, I
tho Republican party uuhcsitauugy
Went 10 the people. believing that 10
could trust them az aA times and un-
der all circumstances 20 do what was
right Nhe result we know. ln no un-
certain terms Went out ha hat that |
IepHdiati0u either M whole or in part
would never be permitted by the people
Of this country Ohios gifted SON WIN. /
Mckinley was triunphanuy elected and
every promise that had been made by
the national convention iu ST. Louis
has, through his administration, been
Loyalty fulfilled.
After referring 10 the war with Spain
and the treaty yt Paris and the acqui-
siuon OF the Philippines, he said con-
corning the latter.
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there might be "a proper peaceful goy-
eminent worthy of This country 10 nut
down the iuurrgctiou against our nag
ami Co crush out the rebellion agaius.
cur government We hold the islands
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