The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-12
Republican Leaders Restore Peace
Among the Party In Texns.
George Burkett the tiabernatorial Can
didate and Eugene Nellie in the
Field for Treasurer Green
Campaign Committee.

nominated for governor. Eugene Nolte
for treasurer.
The convention which promised at
the beginning to be one Of the most
turbulent In the history Of the party
in this state closed in perfect harmony
amid inspiring scenes.
The auditorium Thursday night was
packed 10 the doors The leaders arm
in arm on the platform and the dele
gates. white and black. In the hall.
stood upon their seats and eheered for
/ President Roosevelt and the Repub-
ncan party.
The last act OF the convention was
to give II. II. r. Green foil authority
to supervise the campaigns in Texas
during the next two years.
| The platform dcplores the death of
President Mckinley, endorses without
/ qualification all Of the acts Of Presl-
dent Roosevelt and says that he is the
unanimous choice Of the Republicans
+ for president in 1904"
1 Ar,r.r-....t.ste...- -, a. .h
government 10 prevent destructive
overgoss of Texas rivers tue present
tariff Iaw endorsed aa3 p53teet.ou
+ for the newspapers OF the stare against
+ libel Is 8ams aided
a Ioesi oetlon plaak wac of3 red bug
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b. h# Hea0Htje@hs aE Texas, IN
convention assem- aicd do hereby DEE
eEara ard rss.tfs-.t, -.,,r r.s,h. j.. 10.
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tot1a ~ t5e tniiaIFl pAla p}af+ % OF
1906.
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ply "fALN ei oaI b#43Fea aud pa
u "4asAt william Mckinley
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~ @a So 5Ae"Fn ''F A'@ "ho serF-
- .. 'Al@fa ana oh'ciai
go ga ta'tn'ailF. lfia character
ls.a.,,s@.' a. 70 '-'a AC1 ~ our carer
af,g.g a,.d -, ~ ~. I'm.
car 80, - -. a'5i''. =
hgs Saasb IA. prr,,,,fses., -. -
country lrsw. a ,nas, ,,s,-t[,l "a SO. -''
fnl executive
Va heartily en5orse ,s.. ar.s n,s
policies ~ the pr,.aant aa,,f,,[s, atI,.r
OF our national aTalrg nader pr,ss.sa,,,
! Roosevelt We rommepd his a~.rte
In na4nta4u3r., ~. T,,ta.,.5., - 80
can territory ana extaaatug Aro,,g,~ar
trade and particularly ao We I,g,n-ve
hts polIcy w.lth rssr,e,., "a s,,,h, as a
| matter Of gfppIa iusttre :, s.f ,.n9,,,e
and lmaeser4bable hapeet b., ham cc,,,r.
tries. Pointing with pr,se ana an.
proyal To the mast ard te,1agrrr ,,s,h
| hope 10 the future and havi1v tbe
| fullest confidence in HIS uiason ,,r,r.
| age. pat .otlsm and statesmanghln va
! most unauniIaadly declare here and
now that Theodore pnnaa,.att ID Dr.
unanimous eholc. Of the Ranuh1i,.sn
/ Of Texas as our party candidate ~,
president ri the United States In ,sna
4 We believe In the continuation al
the past policy of the Republican marty
/ providing liberal approximations far
| internal Improvements. and the broad
ANN AaAt@&& &BlAfA III WHICH kEAAt D&$8lEf
/ has been applied. regardless IF state
lines or state party affiliations wa
| congratulate The people of Texas upou
the generous recognition given 10 our
seaports and rivers by Republican
administration and Republican con
gress. which will result In the enIarge.
( rnenf of affr rout,nerngaI ratetts,y.s e,rt.h
/ the world
: We favor action BY the national
and state government for the Drotee.
ton Of the immense river valleys Of
/ the state from destructive overaows
in accordance with established policies
Of the party i'm relation 10 internal i'm
/ proyements
4 G, The development Of the OIL and
( shipping interests OK east Texas reauire
/ the establishment of a p6rt Of entry
adjacent thereto. and We favor the es.
/ adjustment of the same by congress
T. We de mand legislation on thr
| subject of libel and publications by the
| press. We declare for freedom III
1 speech and publication and protection
for the newspapers In this state.