Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-06-25
OHIO REPUBLICANS
IN SESSION
They Have Adopted Platform That
Reflects the Sentiment of
the People.
SENATOR HANNA CHAIRMAN
he Made Stirring Address in Praise of
the Administration of President Nc
Kinley-T The Conflict in Ohio is Of
National Importance.

National Importance.
Columbus, Ohio, June 25-The Repub-
lican state convention reconvened at lt
o'clock. The committee on credentials
presented a report in favor of the "Han-
ma delegates from Fayette county. The
report was adopted. The committee on
permanent organization reported that
it selected Senator Hanna permanent
chairman. The report was adopted
When Foraker introduced Hanna as
permanent chairman, there was great
demonstration. Foraker introduced his
colleague as "the man who knew his
business and how to attend to it,
Chairman Hanna returned thanks for
the honor and then stated that Foraker
had already sounded the keynote and
would continue to do so in the campaign
and all Republicans of Ohio would be
with him to a man. He eulogized Fora
ker's speech and his record in the sem
ate and said that all the people of Ohio
We're for his reelection except the DEM
ocrats.
He insisted that the coming contest In
Ohio was one of national character
and on national issues. It was the most
encouragement of the national adminis-
tration. He reviewed the first adminis-
tration of President Mckinley and in
sisted that his second administration
was still more important for the domes-
tic, insular and foreign affairs of the
country. He discussed the financial is
sues at length and insisted that the
country demands a continuance of con-
fidence in the government in order to
have continued prosperity. He appeal
ed to the Ohio Republicans to do away
with all factional differences, to stand
by the president and the Republican
congress. In discussing the tariff he
said this was not time for experiments
in that line or any other. This was no
time for financial, Industrial or other
disturbances. He favored personal lib
erty as long as it did not interfere with
the public good. Hanna was loudly ap-
plauded. General Charles H. Grosvenor
on resolutions which was adopted. The
platform reaffirms the principles set
forth Ly the last national Republican
convention. The platform sets forth
that the Republican tariff policy made
the farmer and laborer more prosper
GUS than ever; reaff1rms the declarations
heretofore made in favor Of reciprocity;
favors the further strengthening of our
navy and such legislation as will restore
our merchant marine to pre-eminence
upon the seas; urges the speedy con-
struction of the American ship canal
through the American isthmus as an
imperative public need; recognizes the
right of both labor and capital to COM
bine when such combinations are wisely
administered for the general good, but
opposes combinations which create mo-
nopolies to control prices or to limit pro-
duction and asks for renewal of the
wise provisions for the restricted immf-
grafton of Chinese into this country; ex-
presses gratitude to the soldiers and
sailors of the United States for their
valor and suffering in defence of their
country and asked that they may enjoy
the most liberal applications of the PEN
sion laws; demands the strict enforce
ment of constitutional measures guar
anteeing to every citizen the right of
franchise; and denounces lynchfng.
Referring to the recent war with
Spain, the platform sets forth that our
victory imposed responsibilities and OBJ
legations greater than any which have
arisen in this generation. The bless
ings Of liberty have been extended to
millions Of human beings. The Monroe
doctrine has been firmly upheld. Re-
garding the trouble in China, the plat
form says: The prudent and successful
management of the American interests
In China by President Mckinley added
new glory to the American arms and
Cuban Independence, 1t Is stated that
the nations pledge to Cuba is being
faithfully kept, insuring freedom and
independence to her people. Porto Rico
is flourishing beyond all her former ex-
periences. Hawaiis entrance into full
territorial relations with the United
States government has been marked by
the most marvellous progress known in
the history of those islands. In the
Philippine islands, the wicked insurrec-
tion has been suppressed, the chief lea
ders have taken the oath of allegiance,
and the anticipated large increase OF
our regular army has been rendered un-
necessary. The civil government con-
templating the largest practicable de-
gree of home rule, has succeeded mill
tary control. All these beneficial re-
suits have been accomplished by the
enactment of Republican principles and
we congratulate President Mckinley
upon his wise, patriotic, and brilliant
administration. The platform conclud-
es by endorsing the administration of
Governor Nash and endorses Foraker
for reelection as senator.
NASH RENOMINATED.
Columbus June 05.-Henry c. Taylor
presented the name of George K. Nash
who was renominated governor by ac-
c1amatfon. In accepting, Nash reviewed
his record the past ten years, especially
that Of the past two years, and held that
the showing was such that even theil
Democratic opponents could find nc
fault with 1t.
State Senator Carl N. Nippert 81
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