Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

tebOAuSlono OnunAmouSlS Auobaeu'
The following resolutions were reported
by the committee and passed by the con-
vention without q dissenting voice:
Resolved, by the republicans of Iowa. in
convention tha nsaSs IN nnen bnat nr we G9ns nat
pervades every. part Of the country, stimu-
lating every industry In the highest degree
of activity, creating an unprecedented de-
mand for labor and rapidly advancing the
United States TO a more commanding posi-
tion. In the commerce of the world. The
progress during the last five years Is a
complete answer to The theories and pre-
@6n,'dG Of sh9ss WIN SPP p g i-FePSHndse
argument in favor OF a Continuance of the
policies and the administration under which
such manifest benefits have been. enjoyed.
we deplore the untimely death of our
great and beloved leader, William Mckin-
Icy. and express our horror at the crime
to the country coming in the fullness of
his powers and usefulness, and pledge our
IsSSII n AN Anew sdm e tns PSOH Was p Ssent,seS Ti'n
We declare our confidence in the leader
ship of President Roosevelt and our 10y
our eratIfcation that two honored repre-
sentatives OF Iowa rePubhcanism have
seats at his council board.
We endorse his recommendation as to
reciprocity with Cuba and believe that this
policy is necessary 70 preserve and com
plete the henencent work,ws have done In
benencent to the people OF Cuba and the
United States.
Predicts R~e-eIeetiOn Of Roosevelt.
We approve the determination Of Prasi-
dent Roosevelt to enforce the laws OF the
or favor, Approving his purposes and as
pie, we look forward to his election to the
presidency in 1904 as to q foreshado we'd
event demanded by. the popular will and
one that viii maintain and promote the ma
tionai prosperity and conserve every ma
we express our approval Of the work
done by the Fifty-seventh congress In ITS
first session and our pride in the important
part OF that work borne In the delegation.
The legislation for the reduction of taxa
s srnn. rH' ,s the he s't PRiiipPIsss, G fot ci the soH.
struetion Of an isthmian canal. for the pro-
lection OF our dairy products, with other
measures Of practical usefulness, disrn-
we rejoice that the firm but enlightened
policy pursued in the Philippines has Sc
work Of education, civilization. upbuildina
and development IL begun We urge tina
contention over our policy In ne Phinp,
plans OF the civil government be given the
united and cordial support OF all our people
good conduct maintained BY members OF
American families doing duty In the army
while they are executing our laws and
carrying civilization TO peoples In the fan
east under exacting conditions, we give
them assurance OF our sympathy and con.
hdence.
Indorse Policy of Reciprocity.
we stand BY the historic policy Of the
republican party In giving protection q
home industries and point for its ample
Vindicafion to the extraordinary rapidlty
with which our national resources have
been developed and our Industrial anS
financial Independence secured
We favor such changes In the tariff from
time to time as become advisable through
the progress Of our industries and theil
changing relations to the eommerce OF thu
We indorse the policy OF reciprocity a
the natural complement OF protection anS
urge It's development as necessary TO thi
rsallzation OF our highest commercial pos
sibilities.
we assert the sovereignty of the peopl
over all corporations and a~ggregations o
capital and the right residing In the peOpl
70 enforce such regulations, restrictions o
prohibitions upon corporate management a.
viii protect the individual and society iron
abuse OF the power which great eombina
tons Of capital WELD.
We cordially indorse the position OF Pres
.ident Roosevelt In appealing to the court
10 secure regulations that viii control grea
combinations Of capital that prevent COIN
petition and control the industries OF III
people without legal sanction or public sp
we favor such amendment to the inter
state M act as will more full,
carry out its prohibition OF discrimination
in rate making and any modification OF tn