The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
OHIO DAY OF EVENTS
Continued From First Page)


OF course, as in all campaigns, there
are issues which the Democratic party
are trying to make for us upon national
questions. They have talked IN the halls
Of congress for days and weeks upon a
question which the Republicans OF the
United States settled last year, but we
can pardon them for it. for it is all they
have left. But how are they making
the issue? Standing before the Amer
lean people and proclaiming that the
policy of President Mckinley was wrong
morally wrong. Why, Republicans OF
Ohio, blush TO have to say that it seems
to me almost an insult to his memory
that such things could be said upon the
floor of the United States senate against
a man whom not only the Republicans
of Ohio, but the Republicans of the ma
ton, worship. Shame upon a party IHat
will attempt to bring that name into dis
repute and dishonor through its policies
inaugurated, as they are, in the interests
of humanity. Those OF us who were near
to him during those trying days, when
new questions came up, well knew how
he wrestled with them prayerfully and
intelligently. that he might do what was
best for those people on the other side
of the world. Weighing everything In
the balance and praying to his own high
est authOrity-God--he came to the con-
clusion that the best thing for as and
for them, was that we might extend to
them an the blessings of a free govern
ment, controlled by a power which knew
what free government meant That
was a policy born of the best thought
and best efforts that could be exercised
for the good OF those people who had
come into our hands. and withou. the
aid Of party that had much to do with
bringing on the war with Spain for the
elevation of their race and the spread OF
Christian morality. That was the In
spiration of Mckinley; that was the
motive of all the people OF the United
States. When as a result OF that policy
we are confronted with the conditions
that we find today. shall We follow the
issues that prompted the prejudices OF a
party 10 thwart Us in the work OF human
ity and Christianity? Never, In the
words Of Roosevelt Our flag is there
and 1t viii stay put
My friends, as we enter upon this
contest in our state. let Us remember our
martyred president and inspired by the
policies 10 which he had devoted his life,
Which has made this country great and
prosperous. let his spirit guide US. and
under that inspiration. let US 20 forward.
every man. with a determination 20 vim
dicate these policies.
"A new era is dawning upon this coun-
try. Our great development has reached
a point that has placed us on the front
rank OF nations not only BY the power
and weight Of our affairs. but also be-
cause we have become the greatest man
ufacturing and industrial nation OF the
world The development Is a natural
consequence Of the evolutions that are
going on. Labor and capital are ap-
preaching each other IN the proper spirit
Il believe in organized labor and 7 be-
Iseve In organized capital as an auxiliary.
These two great forces are working out
the destinles CT our country. and they
must be friendly They must be ably
and honestly administered. and they
must be controHed. Our prospects are
bright. and as I have said before. He
have entered upon this contest fun q
hope because we are right ard We WI
get there"
At the conclusion Of Senator Hauna's
speech there was another demonstra-
ton. after the adoption ~ the eagle a.
the psrtv emblem. the state committee
wss authorized 20 I'll All vacancies and
the convention adjourned
OHIO STATE PLATFORM
The Renubscans of Ohio IN representa-
tive convention before dealing Nith The
question which Immediately concerns the
uving. turn aside with profound rever-
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