New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.

RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA
Reciprocity with cuba demanded alike ~ honor
boz regard TO cuba which We cannot abandon. is,.s1
..s on our PioiiSes me uian Itp iI w. and
intended TO guard both th,ir interests and our own
honor 10 uu.al President Roosevelt has. iu ms
policy OF reciprocity with tuha, me SnlIe Gu
hearty support OF the Republicans OF MdsSa'""-
10 th, application OF the policy OF protection. AZ
wages and constant employment 90 labor. and, M
Ton tho lasi live Years rms polio, should De adj
hered TO- hut changes which the world prosf,ss
1arfv WheneIer they an. Of sufficient Importance
attends any revision of the tariff such chahses
can only be made successfully, and with the least
party, and In accordance with the PRINCIPLES oI
protection. They should be undertaken only al,rI
thorough invesugation 10y Congress or by a com
mission az SNptilS. as susstStra 10y y 80 NM.
fir tarin advantages over other States. froteCt"h
tween industries and those who are engaged IN
thtnl The habit 81 charglns 10 the tdrlu Mua'fI ~
aeIs 10 Ignorance and prejudice and tends to pre-
that study OF the real causes Of social an' IN
dustriaI Ills which must pTecede their correction
Ems III NsssaSbuset,s cbalIcnre COMPARISON hg-
tween lis magnificent results from the hegnning "f
ters ana failures which have resulted from the
opposite policy whenever 4 has teen put IN pTacI,y,
stautialy unquestioned as the proper basis Dehas-
aui would result in commercial disaster.
THE TRUST QUESTION.
Nearly everything which has been achieved for
IN, benefit OF humanity, especially Under free gov
and combination. We recognize the right ana M
necessity Of such Cooperation Labor has il'
,6rs and tbs htsIth ana saf,t, 81 he woIkmen
results too grcaJ for individual effort promote
and 10 enable il 10 encounter successfully Ike com
linations IN foreign countries for The posse sion
az foreign markets. Ihes" combinations ~ tahor
and capital by whatever name thy are called,
are the natuisI Itsuhs on noefIA te"ioii.ls a.
Of tho law Ions as they are innocent and law
nit 10 legal restraint if they become pernicious.
danEerouS 10 the public safety or tyrannical or
erty Neither men nor money can be above The
law. he permitted 70 violate IT, No so-called
trust must De permitted 10 use its power 10 crush
SeoTs bv 6ctitious or fraudulent issues ~ stock
not representing real value. Publicity. honest ac-
counting, issuing stock only Tor its true value,
the prohibition OF improper devices 10 break down
competition, ana severe penalties for corrupt in
reference with elections or with legislation hy
the use OF money or offers of employment VIII
protect The public against injury from large COM
The Democratic plan Of free trade in an products
made 10y a so-called trust ignores the economic
or with the size 81 corporations except 50 Far as
IL affects an productive industries great and small
to an me competitors OF The trusts ana the least
possible injury - ~" trusts lhemsrl'rs. IL would
pioyed in every industry thus reclessiy assaiIeI:
forsiSG trusts and il would neither ta1traI nor
regulate the great corporations which are ueceS-
/ pose OF the Republican party bring within the
/ power Of wise laws.
THE COAL MINERS STRIKE
The conflict Ct be,Tesn .he miners and the mine
wanna has paralyzed that industry and brought
.lg measure upon tht people OF the United States
] The question II not a political one. and should
eaamity common G 10 ,' s a a5 nIgS II Is
too Erave. The prospect Of boss and suffering ly an
American citizens we most bs1rfii, ,t,,,r,2s -
action Of The President Of the United Siates i9
the effort DE- is making % end this strike and give
! the people the coal they 80 greatly need Nothinr
can bring this about ~ once except an aroused
/ ana concentrated public opinion. which. without
! ne President and force operators and miners to
4 Foi'e the public health. safety and business.
/ The last paragraphs OF the platform ,.xnr.ss-5
"unswerve3 and hearty comm .ndat!1a Of the
! state administration .low drawing "a a close q"
and characterized Governor Crane IS modest
and brave, diligent in business ana efficient ia
execution
LODGE NOMINATES BATES.
The platform as reported was adopted and
nominations were then in order. Senator Lodge
Was recognized, and nominated Mr.. Bates for
Governor. He said:
A Republican administration in Massachusetts
"a hiCh has been aa hu cor the State is dTawiua.
I 10 "a close, and here 10 name the next GOV
rruOr of the common, .ealth For that great place
Ne want a II he highest character ana abiI-
uy. We want man VINO, by mss training Is able
I 70 take up the administration ana the business OF
the state and carry them forward with honor and
success. We want q Republican for our candidate.
un. who represents in the fullest measure Rspub-
ncan principles both an State and nation who can
with elOgucnCe ana with power discuss national
questions and who Will lead the party 90 victory
1 am about 10 ask you 10 name az Governor OF
Massach gentle who has all these nigh
qualtC8 tions. He b. young. vigorous, popular re-
Spected. lie Is well trained IN all the business Of
the STATE. lie has the high standards OF public
which the Republican party has been governed.
lie Is strong and eloquent In speech, thoroughly
publican party and 81 the administration of Ihe1-
dore Roosevelt In the campaign which h. now upon
us tie a. "a 90 high character both IN public
and private life, OF undouhted ability. patriotism
ana LOYALTY ", shall nominate him with the most
conplctc confidence that he win give Massa chu-
s,tts am administration worthy 81 her best tradi-
/ have the honor 20 the nomination by
acclamation 81 the Hon. John l. Bates Of Boston.
/ for the Office OF Governor
When the question Of the nomination Of Mr.
Bates was put TO the convention. the roar Of
ayes shook the auditorium. George p Law
renee placed General Curtis Guild. jr.. of Boston
in nomination for Lieutenant Governor. The
nomination was accepted by reclamation. The
/ other State officers We're then also nominated
! ny reclamation.
WANT EN-REGISTER FOR CONGRESS.
An effort is 10 be made 20 induce eK-Register