Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
ODELL A TO COME
lcontinued trom Ftrst PaEe.l

Il was not always so. Il IL simply the
story Of a sound money system ana a pro-
dollars have been added IN i've years TO the
assessed -aluagiOn OF the real ana personal
property Of our citizens. Individual de-
pusits IN the nanOna banks have increased
in that time more thanaA thousand millions
Protection Sor ta BE Abandoned.
The policy Of protection to American in
duBrries will not be abandoned by the re-
publican party. So long as the wages paid
In countries with which we must compete
are less than enough % maintain A work
ing man family IN comfort. 50 long viii
our tariff system protect our home markets
Cor our home producers
The question Of trusts ana unlawful COM
hines has no more connection win ms
subject than the penal code mas Win ne
general business OF life The man who
would destroy the protective system IN
order to destroy trusts would pull MS
house down 70 catch a burglar There is
no business. not one. IN which a trust %
engaged N which hundreas OF other pro-
ducers. independent OF the trust are not
There is no industrial system. whether
protective OF rree traae n charaeier- Nhere
trusts 10 not flourish. protection Is ne
foundation stone OF republican policy ana
II Will not fail before the charge that, N
enabling everybody 70 40 better man Ne
ever aid before, II has enabled some 20 DO
The republican party was quick TO recog-
rize. when the new Industrial method OF
combination began 20 manifest itself that
The people needed 70 be defended against
Is uEuTUALADAt anu E&GLAAAAAAE laAA - AALAAAA
an honest Effort 10 reach those features
OF business combinations which are IN
lawful and injurious
sheIdon to stay m Ticket
BEFORE the assembling Of the republican
state convention today il was practically
agreed that the question Of a candidate Tor
secretary Of state should lay over until
afternoon. There IVES no early activity
concerning the lieutenant sovernorship.
Senator Platt vas asked whether there
was any change in the slate He replied:
There has been no spunging- 50 far as I
know. Mr.. Sheidon's name has not been
erased and I see no pruspect Of II happen
lng now. There q good, healthy OppOsi-
ton ana there are many local factions.
However. the nominations 10 not take place
until tomorrow and there is plenty Of time
to consider the matter
George R. Sheldon. who is On the pro-
posed ticket for lieutenant governor, said.
II 7 had the least idea that any business
connection II mine N any way nIerfered
with the success Of the ticket I would AT
once withdraw The stories IN the main
about my connection with trusts and dis
uileFies are absolutely untrue.
Ellsworth In Chairman.
This afternoon Chairman Woodruff Of the
committee on permanent organization re-
puTeQ nal ne committees uAu 1titCiea A
permanent chairman Timothy 3. ellsworth
ION assuming control senator Ellsworth said
In part.
Gentlemen OF the Convention: j appfeei-
ate thoroughly this honor you have CON
ferred Ipon me ana I thank you for II. as
we'll as for the cordially with which have
been received
The course our party II pursuing IN IA
national Affairs under the leadership 0i
President Roosevelt. but begun in outline
= ar least BY mis- immediate predecessor. hai
reCeived an approval more general than Il
manifested. So extensive Is this as q
f-oreshaduw. not only. az this early date n
rs progress the approval Of his admins
uauOn as an entirety. bat 20 point 20
renewed affirmation n approval from thi
/ people in 1874. Further than this. there 4
the contrast between the object lesson 81
poverty. disaster ana distress which comes
50 simultaneously with the lasf democratic
administration and that other object lessoI
1f plenty and prosperity which comes -
closely with the advent % power n -hi
republican party
The usual complimentary vice president
and secretaries we're selected The commit
Tee on platform not hein ready 20 report
an Adjournment was raken until 10 0'cloE
uOmorroW morning,