Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-29

every man with a determination to vindi-
cate these policies.
New Era is DRwnfnn.
A new era is dawning. upon this country.
that has placed US in the front ranks Of
nations, not only because OF the power and
weight of our affairs. but also because we
have become the greatest manufacturing
and Industrial nation Of the world. That
atseyei0pmTst9 drs Is RAJ Z natural sts roi SoRse e1 fsbo OF
and capital are approaching each other in
the proper spirit.
lleve In organized capital as an auxiliary.
These two great forces are working out
must be friendly. They must be ably and
honestly administered, and they must be
Our prospects are bright, and as said
before we have entered on this contest full
OF hope because we are right and we will
get there. r.
%Grosvenor, Permanent Chairman.
Congressman Grosvenor. the permanent
chairman, was introduced by Governor
Nash.
After referring to the death OF Presl-
dent Mckinley and saying The world OF
mankind is better that he lived; 1t IL
poorer that he died" he spoke Of President
Roosevelt, saying that the republican party
ives Il to itself and its duty to the coun-
try to stand by his administration and aid
In carrying It to success as a vindication
Of the policy Of Mckinley; as a token of
gratitude, to bis successor and as an assur-
ance Of victory for the party in 1904.
, Chairman Grosvenor then spoke Of the
policy OF the administration and Of the
wonderful progress Of the country since
the hrst Inauguration Of William Mckinley.
Al the conclusion Of General Grosvenor's
address the platform was reported by Gen
eral Dick, chairman Of the committee on
resolutions. The references to Roosevelt,
Hanna and Governor Nash were loudly APP
plsuded.
On General Dicks motion the resolutions
were adopted. They are as follows:
ohio Republican Platform.
The republicans of Ohio, in representa-
lions which Immediately concern the liv-
ing, turn aside. with profound reverence
to lay their ,t Tribute , on the ns grave Tsss 81 the re
more Than we, who knew him, best.
President Mckinley and cherish his illus
trious life ana noble example as the high
and service. Enshrined forever in the
hearts OF his countrymen, their unceasing
devotion garlands his memory, and on their
augmented content and greatness, under
his sure guidance, is reared his worthiest
and most enduring monument. What he
WAS IN his kIGdl anu IdClpuS personality
and what he did in his lofty and lasting
work remain a precious heritage for his
people.
in his pledge TO carry forward the great
work which came to him as a sacred
conscientious devotion to the welfare OF
the people and approve the high aims and
character Of his administration to faith
fully maintain the plighted faith of the
nation, uphold the best standard Of the
public service ana stand By the policies
which assure stability and confidence. He
represents a civic patriotism of the high
est type and the oestinies OF the country
are safe in his hands. In his frank. able
and courageous efforts he is entitled to
full fand unresefved support.
I'VE congratulate the people, of Ohio upon
Governor George K. Nash and the state Of
fcials of his administration. We endorse
and approve their economical conduct of
state affairs. We commend and appreciate
the Seventy-ffth General assembly for its
wise, economical and patriotic legislation.
The resolutions warmly commend Sena-
tors Foraker and Hanna and endorse the
record OF republican congresses, especially
those since the Inauguration of William
Mckinley"
j Eject of Republican Policy.
We deem i gt9gsT that TePgbliesps Of
S Wh iehS f foIioS Ssat fssen fFst e ele s Z RrO q thy
presidency, A protective, tariff law. was
quickly passed and the gold standard firmly
business depression and unexampled suffer
ing among those dependent upon our in
a tfadei shie t Cunts rsyu Quickly x d TeaeSed q st tTse
OF business activity, the most remarkable
in the history OF the world.
wages Than ever before known. Farm
products have doubled in value and
%eaEniEgs and savings have largely in
forests, the minds, the shops and factories
not only supply the marvelously increased
home demand but have permanently placed
the United States at the mead Of export
ing nations.
Democrats success would threaten the
destruction OF the protective system under
which our splendid prosperity has come,
and the mere shadow OF impending free
business, alarm Industrial interests and
Immediately check the demand for labor.
Capital and Labor.
can be considered of more Importance than
that which concerns capital and labor, and
re pledge ourselves TO the protection OF
Welcome. the investment Of capital within
our state to the end that labor. may, be
to the wealth and prosperity Of our people,
we believe, with Lincoln, that capital is
only the fruit Of labor and eou!d never
exist II labor should not hrst exist" Labor
is the superior Of capital and deserves
much the higher consideration.
10 S6CuTc LOT ldDOT the. ConblucId blOn II
deservess to uphold the dignity OF toll; to
create q healthy public. opinion on the sub
,ect Of labor and the justice OF It's receiv-
10 bring labor and capital together on COM
mon ground in the adjustment Of such
questions as may concern these two great
factors In production. II is necessary that
labor should be. fntelltgently organized.
We believe in fewer hours and larger
rewards FOR labor.i and favor such laws as
win harmonic the interests of labor and
capital and tendito, tighten the burden Of
tod. It
The resolutions favor a continuation Of
the liberal pension policy inaugurated by
the republican party; advocate the extern
sion Of the rural delivery service.
''wherever It's extension may be justified"
commend, & substantial and Uninterrupted
increase in the strength of the navy and
urge legislation that will expedite the con-
stFuctiou of the tisthmian canal.
3ContrOI OF the Trusts.
we recognize the necessity OF co-opera-
ton in order 10 meet new conditions 10 the
Industrial world and TO complete success
fully for the worlds, markets, but all COM
blnatiops that stihe competition control
prices, limit production or unsliy increase
profits or values, and especially when they
raise the prices OF the necessities of life,
are opposed to public policy aud should be
repressed with a strong hand.
The republican parry is the only one that
has dealt CONTINUOUSLY and honestly with