New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

must govern according to the necessities of the
people governed
REPUBLICANS POLICY INDICATED.
The Republican party has no such trouble II
believes in the nation and believes that the national
government has power to do all any other sovereign
power 70 take, but power to hold and power 20
been upheld by the Supreme Court and indicated
ana jHst1ed by the results OF practical operation
aTked ma ss ana aW t order prosperity @ @
are the constantly occurring results wherever II
In consequence, America is more respected for
her power, her wisdom and her humanity than ever
ali this with ali eyes turned upon on u.s. hat We are
now told TO turn back Are We 70 obey? Are We
conclusion that all these brilliant achievements are
ment. that have come to doubt the wisdom
OF the policies we have been pursuing and That IN In
consequence, We have determined to abandon me
5ncted tasHs SKIS SO SO HanPy 6eG 50 II % are
earth? Could We ever again respect ourselves
Of The worlds affairs or expect any nation to heed
4 vas great thing for. this country when the
Repq3hCa9 party restored the protective poncy @ a,s
esJa JaGlshed the gold standard, for without ms
,egisatGn ion our unprecedented prosper1ty wesa I
Rt It wa T2a 51 haze s 6s fS
party asserted and established for all time that TINS
ers IS the mower fo acGre bold and Govern ter
ritory as Congress shall prescribe without making
II an integral part ot the United States
This is forcibiy illustrated by our recent exPer.
esnGe. When The Spanish American war ! began we
had an important commerce in the Far East, ana
in that part Of the CLONE there was harbor or
in @ Of war o% TO pdc our our neTess S either on
the land or on the water, Within twentyfour hours
closed all the ports part Of the globe against
cisco, and so far as the projection Of our com
merce was concerned. our navy might well have
been In the moon there.
POLICY IN FAR EAST
But instead Of going home to do nothing Dewey
went to Manila and captured just what We wanted
time passes. Are we TO hold it and govern it, or
s6d wbe6 10 sk OF power snd a9and9n h.
last overlook Us? II So may find ourselves at
or harbors in the orient that We can capture In
mat that event we would have 70 retire on San Fran
commercial interests in that part of the world un
, oe enough 70 vlndicate all We have done Except
0oerTtb e party nobody denies our
P0n9Gy ana an what policy teaches is plain TO every
These islands are not only Just what we needed
3 oat thgX nave come to US al most opportune
American statesmanship now has 10 deal is that
81 flndIng markets for our rapidly increasing sur
Plus products, and the greatest field for the de-
.g19phteht t or new markets IS In the Orient Our
but as II grows the necessity Increases to main
tages upon which 1t depends.
tn, The value Of the Philippines does not depend on
more than the value OF an isthTnian canal Will
eded 19n 'ns o. tolls that can De fo
and movements are not to be measured by dollars
dollar Of profit in money from either Porto Rico
or Hawan and & yet Their value 70 Us is beyond
OF the Caribbean Sea and the other Is the outpost
what these Islands are 10 Us here on this side
Of Of the globe be- the Philippines are 70 US yonder, on
must help Do the work of the worIs We cannot +5.
confne ourselves 70 this continent and we should
not II We could. We are destined TO come and 80
and appreciate what and he
GOLDEN ACE OF THE REPUBLIC.
This IS the golden age ot the republic. Our e1-
f ffeptontaI al blessings OF strensth and wealth and
joyment but for conscientious use IN the great
The world is growing bctter but Is millions We,
await IN darkness the light and liberty only
alike command us not 10 tIrr back bGt 20 20 FOR
ward The way 70 go forward Is 10 re-e.ect Gov
In ever sense ne personally merits the honor He
under which our national gras,rcss has - 5a.
Veloped, He has given the State clean and eff
his contest Of the pollries Of President MeKine,
His reelection Will he he best return blow he can
strengthen the arm and gladden. the heart o. that
KIlnley has fallen. ana this We should gladly do
Ior MS great once. He f. broad minded. He Is
progressive He is able. He has a spotless name
eeIdshiy coasecrated himself to his WORK na He fa
lows IN the footsteps qf Mekiniey He is his
Under his guidance no harm viii come to our couu-
port tReT SondeSce and their G" n .heT slP
But above all other States Ohio. the home and the
last resting place Of Mckinley. should approve his
work and honor his memory by indorsing his sue
cessor Such verdict In November Will quicken
the sptrtt Of Amertcanism and strengthen the cour
lens Of to-day and tomorrow.
SENATOR HANNA's SPEECH
There was a vociferous demonstration when
Senator Foraker ended. and another when Sen
ator Hanna introduced He said among
other things;
feel the inspiration Of this hour. II Is a Re
publican day. This is Republican weather. The
which has held like a pail for thirty DAYS ana
more, and in that time We nave waited with bowed
tear came from the nations heart. And now that
the time has passed when the nag Is 10 remain at
head. we are reminded Of our duty. We are called
mo INTO ahother me OF pubic duty, and under these
influences we TSel the responsibility and seriousness
Approaching this campaign it is under such in
fuences We are compelled think solemnly and
be but State campaign, it is frausht with much
Importance, and Its effect viii be as generally felt
as any campaign ever held in this or any other
f5 g S CUB FeRf1t Re ny We'll Tex 66uES of i ps sung by
when we consider the serious responsibilities as
national Interests We must commence at the The
hearthStone and find there contrast that we have
again from 1896 to 1909. We must I saw reflect
seriously to our duty in this emergency In
that serious thought we must acknowledge that the
foundation OF the prosperity which has come 10 us
is tnis confidence that the people have in those who
when you knock single prop from under that
the desfrIcTion Of tbat in WI" , eIlu IN IN
back again 10 the conditions of six years ago.
SERIOUS QUESTIONS CONFRONT Us.
Those are serious questions to every man: sert-
Gus questions 10 our state AMI nation; and 1t Is
within our power TO continue II il is, or 10 go
back 70 the conditions which Senator Foraker has