New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06

Rn6 the reafirmed faith Of your party in 1902
e s, MS answer is Il decline TO answer" Mega
Colonel Bryan We have aaulea down ,S our
folegs That 81 IA, Sy when Il Ssd
conquered Mexico. accepted the conditions of peace
and then, leaving Mexico to work out her own
salvation in the retention OF the soyereSnty whlcn
belonged 10 her independent State, the Army
brought back the triumphant Gag. 49, -. -.
conditions under which it is there have been full
glory and additional honor ali over the world and
for al time for the work OF rescue and regeneTa-
We brought t back ' the nag from the conquest
the pirates of Trpoli and Of the Algerian coast,
the nag been lowered or folded when it aoated over
territory of the United States. Never has it been
withdrawn from lands or from populations which
were part and parcel. by every law OF nations ana
every principle Of right and justice of our country
We ali believe. in the Declaration of IndePend-
BTvan can saw in his Claim for the exclusive own
ership of the practice of the things taught in the
Declaration of Independence that has not been
P%ea sa said f Bg 2 %ben
went 10 Kentucky. at the time when, under an In
by his friends from the officers who had been law
turning boards. and gave his sanction ana me me
weight Of his great authority as Democrat 10 the
{ s oveTnd ' these @S e as Of Kentncy who
were 10 be deprived of their rights and governed
without their consent, not eighty tribes or an
archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. but they were
red years in the battle for liberty and citizenship
When the Democratic party. with the consent OF
zens who had Il for more than quarter Of a
century in four States and claims that dhelG eee
those states are goVeTnea without tne ~ s Claim
20 respect and honor the consent OF the goVerneoE
PHRASE MAKER AND CHARLATAN,
In one Of the most picturesque and dramatic pro
ceedings in political convention he became the
leader Of his party It's candidate for President and
sng Sentence en- me TRe G shan not press down
upon the brow Of labor this crown OF thor9s; 70"
For four years the crown Of thorns 10 when ne
al,ueea has Deen pressing haIG upon b Tue ldes hu
manly has been writing and crying upon the cross
Sfer 9 fou a ges s o of his errc e sHeTng
IN favor 81 taking humanity OF that cross He de-
clines 10 say whether he will DO ii or not inns rs
cowardice nhumanity. then II is confession
that he was wrong four years ago; hat ne Is Trons
The reasons for his reticence are easily unoerss
iaboT is The aure6ie Of electric light upon the brow
% Liberty Enlightening the World; that light has
dark places Of the land with benehcent efulgence-
n s a besn pP p ro IF coG S9 BY ay and
BY night, which has led our own people and every
land The cross Of gold. under the operations OF Re-
pabo4q Pr1fPes Is on h@ one side and the the emblem
of country on the other II Is 1ouno IN me
lifted the mortgage from the farm; it has given
unexampled impetus 10 the development OF our m
In yesterdays newspapers were side by side the
addresses OF Colonel Bryan and Colonel Roose-
yet at the great labor demonstration IN ChicaSo.
hope those addresses will be read by every CHI
in this country hope they will be printed IN
pamphlet and placed in every home. they were
spea king 10 aboring men upon the propiers Whl S
are interesting labor. and told there should ne
tics The speech Of Colonel Roosevelt was the
speech Of man who had Won success ny ms own
patriotic heart, while the speech Of C4ione! BrySn
ing his theories for four years al 500 night and
of q statesman who talks through MS hat. Apah-
attacks the policies which have given markets for
f T WSose father is Thomas JeffeTson whose
nGe M gpes sRs Of hs dS3ger
of an army Of 100000 in population Of ZOO
go and cries Caesarism torgetiui OF me taet a OF
Presidency died when George Washington refused
Te 9n56 ' tIt s the eiaiim 10 Of period
died when he left Washington for the HernIaage;
died when he extended the olive branch o. peace
sogt: that the cassarism Of Grants Administra-
died when the great soldier became priSSatte
four Years the acts Of the administration must be
submitted to the judgment of the electors, every
citizen who has vote is a Cesar 49,, .
paign as it is SCI and must be conducted After
years Of prosperity two classes come 10 the front,
and they are equally dangerous for the continuance
OF good times One are those who are dissatisfied
aTe Always 49, ahEGes tber are he ones who enioy-
i5g in their occupations in their enterprises their
wages. their employment and their homes. the re-
suits Of prosperity, believe that the necessity for
its 50 PAIN eI R d nd yReqso muft
IS neither necessary for them TO work nor to vote
Mr.. wooDRUFF's CAREER.
To keep the Republicans up to the full perform
snce Of their duty. 10 keep the Republican organ!-
cation up to its highest effort and broaden it for
Ins 20 oohTm in the faith The doubtful in the
Empire state is the task OF the gentlemen the
ticket nominated by this convention. They have
been named by the people: We In selecting them
are oeeying The popular VIII and The people viii
ratfy this choice at the polls. The Republican
party and its canvass viii be greatly strengthened
6y ne appeaTanGe ~ nc pace ne HaS misa aae
represents In its best sense the business in
ees all eS hs often
question in the colleges Of the educated man in
of the ladder al small wages and he achieved
ness community before he was thirty-five He is
theory that there is chance for a young man in
this country. The times called for soldier for
first tern and prsyente,d the Tenomination Of that
Put the young men OF the State would not let
their representative retire from public life. and he
IN the delicate and difficult position Of pre-
siding Officer Of our State Senate and Of the Boards
made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodruff not only A
PIT rom he Se22R to e
unanimously to present his name for Vice-Presi-
dent should Roosevelt not be nominated. Now he
comes here seeking Office but ready to hold any
place and perform any duty which will help his
party in this great contest. We who know his
demonstrated ability his public services his great
popularity and the desire of the people of New
York to have the benefit Of his business talents
culture and patriotism nominate again for Lieu
tenant-Governor Timothy L. Woodruff
Senator White. Of Onondaga. arose in his seat |
and seconded the nomination Of Woodruff after |
the cheering had subsded. The roll was called |
and Woodruff declared nominated.
oDELL ACCEPTS NOMINATION.