The Yale expositor., 1902-07-04

The men who framed the resolu-
lions adopted unanimously 10y the Re-
publican state convention. We're as fol-
lows: First district. c. ID. Joslyn; sec.
ond district. Il. l., Allen; third district,
H. II. Coleman: fourth district. H. W.
Keightly; fifth district. Sybrnnt Wessc-
Illus: sixth district. H. n. q. CLARK;
seventh district. II. l.. Chapman;
eighth district Watts $. Humphrey;
ninth district. I. G.. Mclaughlin: tenth
district. IL. II. Bradley; eleventh dis
trlct. Dennis T.. Award; twelfth dis
trict. j. II. Mclean.
The resolutions in full are as follows:
I'VE unrcsorvodly pledge 10 President
Theodore Roosevelt our sympathy and
support in his administration ~ the great
trust which came 90 him through the
death 81 President Mckinley. We rral-
lzc the great problems ana serious cues
tiuuE of state. foreign ana domestic. WITH
which be- has Co do and hereby express
our sincere admir tlou and approval OF
the ability Integrity and desire Tor Justice
which Dc has brought Go bear on AL pup
lic Affairs.
I'VE cordially approve of the record OF
MlchiEnrH senators and representative
in congress o1 matters pertaining to tho
advancement 90 our country o welfare ana
iu the fulNllmf 90 Of our ptrfNH pledges
ana We especially desire Go note our ape
probation 81 their Jealous aud able work
lu behalf OF N.chigun's important Indus
tries and 60 thank them for the services
rendered.
1--WE congratulate both tho president
and congress upon the suces ssful estuh-
llHhm'uf ~ the new republic ut cuba.
thus fulhlliug Co the letter the second
pledge OF the nation.
I'VE gladly express again our loyalty
90 the broad principles and national poli-
Giles uf our party aH last affirmed iu the
platform adopted hy the national Repuh-
liCtn convention in Philadelphia lu 1910.
we continue our abiding faith ln the
protective tarin and are opposed tu all cf-
forts tn destroy 10 or rmurrulnfc b cor
weaken it's benencent operation. We
favor no plan that would Interfere with
The industries u the United states and
would lessen the legitimate fruits OF
American labor.
we dcnouncc all unwarrantcd aud dis
graceful attacks urop the def, nicrs and
upholdcrs ~ our nng in the Philippines.
and we dgo faithful support to the gov
eminent Doc the efforts Co establish good
t9'crnmcut and personal liberty in those
Islands.
"'rhc honest and commercial admins
traiior OF state Affairs under Gov. Aaron
y. Biiss and the jealous and husiurfs-iike
conduct of the several state derurtmgutH
meet with our cordial approval and In
dorsemcnt
I'VE favor such amendments 10 the tax
laws of our state as VIII Justly and en-
Ci'utly relieve tho owner 81 real estate
from double taxation hy reason ~ taxes
on outstanding mortgage thereon
we favor a safe. equitable and csfcc-
tive primary election law hy which the
nomination of all candidates Tor ot.cc
VIII De- so directly controlled by the pco-
pie as Co secure absolute purity iu poll
tics. and We commend this subject Co the
careful. painstlklnE and conscientious
consideration OF the next legislature
we are glad TO note the aayanccnen,
N American industries In FOREIGN mar
scts. and realize that large combinations
20 capital may be- necessary To Success
fully compete with aggregated capital In
iisintgrcstcd industrial fields az well MS
for the purpose % advancing operations
20 great cost iu our own country. but we
To desire 90 express our condemnation OF
an Couspirnclts ana combinations TO re-
rtrict business Co create monopolies 10
limit production or control nriccs. and We
favor such legislation as viii crcctually
restrain and prevent an such abuses.
we cordially approve and commend the
efforts ~ President Roosevelt 90 enforce
she laws against Illegal combinations In
restraint 90 trade.
"Gn common with the citizens 81 all the
states ~ our union and the members Of
600 PARTIES we mourn the great loss
tragic death Of President william Mckin-
ley. His public lifr was dominated hv
tho highest patriotism and honesty and
his private life WINS pure and gentle Tho
addition ~ hts name Co tho list ~ depart
"a heroes who gave up Co our country and
oar pa-tv hirh and noble service, adda I'm
reuiive fur continued efforts in behalf 90
tho principles ana the politics he so
w0rfhuy REPRESENTED.
I'VE mourn in common with nll the pco-
rla AZ the state tho uuflmclv death 81
the Hon. Hnzcn s. Plngrec. whose public
career viii long 1--we iu the history OF our
state. We extend 90 HIS bercnvCd widow
and family our sincere expression OF
sympathy and sorrow"