New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-12
WOULD NOT HEAR BEVERTDGs
UTAH BEET SUGAR MEN THkEATru
HOSTILE RECEPTION.
AFTER THEY HAVE CONTROLLED THE con.
vENTION THEY LISTEN TO THE
INDIANA SENATOR

INDIANA SENATOR
ogden, Utah. Sept. 1.-THE Republican con-
vention called to nominate candidates for Con-
gress and justice of the Supreme Court was
called to order in the opera House this morn
ing by Chairman Farley Christensen of the
Republican State Committee Senator Bev-
eridge to speak before the convention at
the end of the morning session. but the beet
sugar men, who apparently were in an over
whelming majority on the floor. threatened to
give the Indiana Senator a hostile reception II
he spoke on the Cuban reciprocity plan Of
President Roosevelt and Senator Beverage did
not appear.
After bitter contest platform was adopted,
in which mention of Cuban reciprocity was
omitted. Friends of Congressman Sutherland,
who was one of the Republican insurgents
on the reciprocity question in the last session Of
Congress, were determined that specific indorse-
ment of the Presidents Cuban policy should
have place in the platform, and they pre-
vailed They were aided by the Church people.
who insisted that compromise PLATFORM cor
daily indorsing President Roosevelts admin
istraton. but leaving out direct reference to
Cuba. be adopted Joseph Howell. Of Wells
vilIe was nominated for Congress, and Judge
William McCarty for the Supreme Court
Senator Beverage opened the Republican
form adopted. the delegates more than made up
for their refusal TO hear him in the morning by
greeting him with wild cheering He said in
part:
The total cost of the with Spain was nearly
si0oooo,00e The cost OF sgpPresSing lnsurrsctIon
for pensions in the last five years were nearly
s75Oc0.oo0 The other expenses OF the g9yern1lsnt
All told. The expenses of the republic since March
ay 10' occurred S under Republican administrator
Except the expenses of our Civil war II IS tne
any government ancient or modern. in peace or in
war. And yet every dollar of il ha been PAID AID N
Balance? Yes. more than balance For We have
Tr o The am peyod NE have 7saced the DEBT
OF the republic more than s1o0od;0o0 Not only
time reduced the ma ton's debt but We have Re-
5000, COO every year. Not only have paid these
tine cut down the nations interest but in the
same period we nave raised the gold reserve in
the governments treasury to the highest point In
series OF financial achievements by abohshing
itc thus G9ii 6Grdsned Throughout the Country
The only law ever enacted to regulate trusts was
cur Rep9bItcan Ppesident theodore Roosevelt Tds
not trusts develop during the Norrl war tariff.
that n aS5sd 9T9 nj T a aF If the f aT
trusts WHY did they hrst APPEAR IN rrss trsda
with different tariff systems. must We not look
5R S 5oT Their F c65tex co n o Of odern @
The individuaI dealer, the little corporation o. q
the necessities OF modern life. When each COM
unity vas separated f 6 eaS 81 c Of nG
ton It's wants could be supplied by indiydusIS am
the agencies of modern communication, have knir
acting separately can no longer do the work re-
auired BY modern life and organizations OF indus
old days as the consolidated industrial NATION is
od 5av ia Organization of Industry simply keeps
pace with the organization OF society. - 1
the people? Examine the scale OF The cost OF the
necessaries OF life during the last sehereioI anu
these ORGANIZATIONS thrown labor out OF employ
T sPt3 T Wey fheh the are rtd @0 staaes &
forenore employee IN pTTP1r oT bs gio6e Have
thew reduced the wealth OF the people: " ny -.
increased? why have the farmers Of tne paIio 2s
during the very period OF {e sr inns which were
placed there before The period OF trIsIs os7s-,j
ndnstrY seek 10 inpoverSh the people SINCE their
only source OF profit is the prosperity T o7
thev can produce and they cannot sell II the pen
pie have no m9T of Commerce which President
Roosevelt urged Congress 10 create IS InS -
rom I irdustrv But effective national super
vision must grow. lronc!au cohlrOl u -Lsrc
inc ana improving cannot be created on the lnstan.
control which accomplishss anytnlng mus J',stT
as the changing neth9ds OF 9Ls3i1ZTu I'D ~ wis
themselves develop AOOSi1t4c4L =
dnpn in ALI human legislation. and noderauoh -
tba word OF necessity in all legtS!atloh tHStt a..
,nr,rtS to regulate the business actlVltleS OF q ~
ZION of eighty millions of people No rashlTSs ~
violence. no revolutionary netuooS- I>e1Ol-i Ai-
urugrass. not distinctions . ..-as ~, N
T5e Presidents Cuban policy is inspired oy n n
tiona1 honor but national honor and natIola. ,Lf
CsSsirv walk hand in hand We are reSpoIslS
80 Ci,ba 10 the world and to history 1nal SO.
syatesrlau senator Piatt of Connecticut lraIIegu.
1avy which Congress adopted. which forever oi
,bai island "a the fortunes of the Unlied otaLsS
ti!s. an contract TO foreisn debt without our
CONSENT no treaty without our approval ana IL
I,ornanr her government fails TO protect pTopssiS
and life American power may enter the lsA4ATr ss
restore and maintain government tnat can rr5a
,-svers ,F the American people are tlat 49, 49,
hinder the protection Of the United STATES. 5b
- for herself but whether shS walks erect W.
orcIvinp strenCth or whether she totterS IN We
nsss and turns 10 us asking again q governing
bt American administrators. our destiny Is X
destiny and our aid her right And relSL ~
Snba is relief for ourselves, because she Will 80
nrss ~ millions Of dollars worth of the surplus
PRODUCTS OF our factories and farms