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.
Parry Gathering I'm the Presidents
Home state Signal for the Conc
lug National Campaign.

Columbus. April 24-At Z O'clock th!s
afternoon the Republican state conyen-
ton was called TO order here for the
nomination OF the alternate year
State ticket ana the selection Of dele
gates and alternates at large to the
Philadelphia convention.
Senator Hanna, who arrived this
morning. insists that he will not be
delegate to the Philadelphia convention.
The delegates met by counties Tor
conferences during the forenoon and
By congressional districts In the after
noon. The committees meet tonight.
The Keynote address Of Temporary
Chairman ?. NJ Neyin Of Dayton, was
the feature Of the session this after
noon. lie said IN part
I'VE can congratulate ourselves upon
promises kept, platforms fulfilled, and
pledges redeemed 10 party was ever
richer IN promises than the Democratic
party. and no party was ever scanuer
in fuldnment When We look back but
four years and see the condition Of the
country when Grover Cleveland was
serving his term and compare it with
today, we can scarcely believe mat only
four years have elapsed. At that time
labor was seeking employment mills
and factories Were closed, farm produce
was selling at the lowest prices and
the people, instead OF building for
the future were wondering whence
would come their daily bread.
we entered upon the campaign Of
education IN 1886, trusting 90 tAe honor
and integrity OF the American people.
When. The question was presented as 20
whether we should pay our debts Boa the
BEST coin in the world. or whether we
would repuliate them iu whole or IN
part by paylug in % DECEASED currency
tho Republican party unhcsltatIngly
Went ~ the people, believing that IL
could trust them M an dimes and un-
der an circumstances 90 do what was
right The result we know In no un-
certain terms went out he nat that
ropsdiau0n either IN whole on iu part
would never be permitted uy the people
of this country Ohio's gifted son. Wm.
Mckinley was triumphantly elected and
every promise that had been made by
the national convention in ST. Louis
has through his administration, been
Loyalty fulfilled
After referring 20 the war with Spain
and the treaty % Paris and the acQu.-
siu0n OF the Philippines, he said con-
corning the latter.
I'VE We're compelled IN order that
there might be q proper peaceful gov
eminent worthy of this country TO put
down the iusuuection against our nag
ami 90 crush out the rebellion against
our government We hold the islands
not for the purpose or tyranizng over
them, as did Spain, not for the purpose
ot hrutallziug the people not for the
purpose of WIluging from them gold ur
revenue bun iu order that we may train
the people ln the rlpht ide0s of goF-
eminent educate them as 90 what is
necessary o. maintain and build up "a
pelple-ciylii1e them as We understand
IT, in the highest and best degree.
II cannot understand how any men
born and raised in the United States
Of America, familiar with the spirit OF
our people. governed by lis Institutions.
reared under our idg can believe Cor
one instant that any administration
that ever could be elected. could OF
would dare DO anything except that
MNaNN MhNlN IHNA To NllH INNlD anu INN ]
happiness ana the prosperity OF this
people Nor can / conceive how any
man Who was bonn uider the nag ana .
who has one drou Of American blood
in his veins could saw that we should
haul down our nac and withdraw our
soldiers from the Ihuiuuine islands So
long as there Is one man I'm armed re- |
bellion. or so long as there IS "a single /
Individual In all The Islands In omen rs- |
sistance TO the Government and to tho |
flag.
There are NOT enough anti-ipparl,l. |
ists or anti.eNr3usiouIsts fbera srs ,,,t |
enough Democratic boyylers tbers 1ts \
not enough cpppsr-batds and traitor. |
iu me United sfst.. fo taar down th,t /
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on SD long AS tha American peotle sre |
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