New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

and noble purposes At Philadelphia could not
help but think that II singularly hitting that
there, amid those inspiring associations Ihere'
where the Liberty Bell rang out the s91 tGngs
freedom. 1t should meet again after forty-tour
mature, successful pathfinder Of new and world
wide National greatness and grandeur (APplause)
SENATOR HANNA's REMARKS.
Mr. Hanna said
Ny part of this Convention was to get you down
m 0G h ha te dS9s %a H Of any is to notify
the people of Ohio and the United States that the the
od do his duty with than Whatever
and God a has sysn him In ns
egp under era3 His for me to attempt to
awaken % enthusiasm in an Ohio gathering il comes
spontaneously when Mckinley IS G candidate
it. so DO not do it; Let your enthusiasm be con,
SaTn ike sf es m a State The RepuScan
tona Convention at Philadelphia has done its duty
nov fellow citizens, must do there the rest 4,
%hsn stood before that thaf mn IN
labors were ended in laying aside the gavel that
moment TIT told the delegates Of the people there as
sem6led 9 that the motto of the National Sommittes
the boys called me and here am again Now. |
to do It, and In taking up the work once more do
Il with confidence in those who stood by the Ma
tional Committee in 1896 and aided 1t in every
have heard it said that the ral5yng ally Of support
t1i9 alton Of fear but that now oyerGonhdenee may
insult TO the Intelligence of the American people
to claim after they have seen and appreciated and
four years Of President nfcKinieys Administration
egnce to claim that hey did not fully rS teT
ate the Importance of this campaign. 1t is the
which bring the possible amount Of Blessing
9qr MrKneH aTerests and trust ts the People
they VIII solve the problem Of their plain duty to
their their own standpoint Of common sense and good
7 noticed in the narada +odov sa1,aroJ .ho,,.o-s !
men who have come from the shops of Stark and
in this gathering as the beginning of campaign
in which they are interested. I have heard it
States would not fo0W the s9Rner of of sd
ISM Ism because OF new issues ] give the lie to that
Srsng fSose Eho 6eGDlf make Of ,R this G0gntTy knoW
people What is for their aPa best make politics for the
one am willing to trust to them. (AppIause)
CRITICS OF PRESIDENT ANSWERED.
When he was called on a second time Senator
Lodge said in part:
Of II tb% vas fsc4 particular qualification because
all +bas 80 60, Ina Al nave been in Washington during
the President has had do and the new questions
deep %e the aGa ha tSa 6SvS wh be
ttba on ff nm 0y the people Who did not realize
carrying '"S' "e was
The Republican party is the party that has al
ean ear te peopie VINO meet the most criticism. You
bayonet without somebody crying out. We have
carried a great many political intrenChments
there has been great deal of crying out we
nave carried the country back to protection; we
nave repelled the attack upon the currency now
again renewed, and we have met the great ques-
uons OF the war. Great deeds have brought their
cFtlcisms, but we do not fear present that rec
ora TO the American people. We believe that they
VIII understand not only what has been done but
me untold disaster that would to this coun-
Try II William Mckinley should not be reelected
IN November can tell you, speaking from the
far East OF the United States that all those Eec-
toral votes are for William Mckinley. We look
TO the great West TO do the same. We want four
more m years OF prosperity four more years in which
10 Go1SoI1date the great results of the Spanish war
ana II IS on those issues that appeal unto the
American people for support
, we point 70 events in China now and say: There
Is our witness for the wisdom Of what the Pres
oeht mas done Imagine for moment what
would become of your foreign policy If you were
70 bring in the nominee of the mixed tickets
Laughter and cheers) Where is he going to get
a Cabinet? Look over the roll of the Kansas City
whom you would be willing ntrust with the
settlement of this Chinese question. Run your eve
over the list again and tell me where among the
A!tgelds and the Suffers you will find A Secretary
OF the Treasury. Look at the Sioux Falls cOllec-
tioh, and tell me whether you want Pettigrew in
The Navy Department and Allen at the head Of the
War department? They have all got to be recop-
ntzed These are practical questions.
In conclusion Senator Lodge urged his hearers
to vote for the who stood as the champion
Of projection and the gold standard and who
had guided the country through the Spanish
war