New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
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cept the sale of the surplus products of AmerieaH
capital and labor To dispose Oh + M Ren1Ibcan
American products is the thSh tio
party is performing.
RECIPROCITY REMOVES MENACE OF Suh|
PLUS-CUBA.
All the world. therefore. we seek new new
marketsseek to increase exsting mar doors and
10 seize that market the Republican party 1 Wii
island which we have made anew. bought from al
world under the az Tue ye 81
Absolutely everything the people of GuDa ne e,ba
ghases in the future viii in
cumula ting volume American adminst tnd n
where only few thousand Cuban children were were
being poorly taught when we took oern
American administration has established system
i n day touch With With the American
facturer and laborer Congress has decree s PEI
relations finance sanitation naval stations s and 3D.
all the right Of the United or TO 1
erty. life and law; and this American suzeraintyy
These Conditions have already started of
American and American etSeps of
supporting twenty millions OF people. mas mas
And. therefore. where Cuba under Spain annually
bought than ssS 100000 worth of products from
a7 G buy 500 ooo worth Of products The
party @ @ maf IN Gq the nfed
And that is what the first Republican measure or
If IL is said that our reciprocity with Cuba is
not broad enough, we answer that there must be
policy II roa where 81, reeefv
With the world is as delicate as problem Of
supervising The eGmmeTGal and bisnes
is adjusted TO our system of protection But pro
lection exists for business not business n doT pro
fetter the nations industry. our tariff must oe
RnoWIedse OG caution judgment The Republican
party proposes TO our ssm
american prosPery ana not n2oecon with one
single sudden. violent act. And business does not
thrive on violence.
PHILIPPINE EXPENSES
PhPR9s x are Who W she
prosperous than you have been for quarter Of
o4 h. 6afsre e4 he sdG With spain Is il
you manufacturer. whose plants are running with
h9g6g over gu coo since the war with
sRa9 alone sone are rs earning Gn s5 more wages
every year than before our period Of expansion!
pensss in spite Of other millions expended in lay a
pendencies Republican administration has paid il
an and in add1n and dat at the ao and as So 4e
funded the remainder that to-day the American
p pe9P before Pa the war with spain began and in
addition. still and at the same time accumula t,
in world Think r contrast Eight years ago
peace ana pToseerv and sur
plus More s,ill! During the period from March IlsT
1902 period Of just FIVE the ss Ame s s peSS
oas s9d s. 'as 5ss' of these es
trade in favor Of the United States reached che.
in spite of war. the favorable balance Of trade
pm ssfore haS More m Yes From
the foundation of the government TO the beginning
the '6s trade 81
McKiniey Vas inaueurated the Balance Of trade in
Of the ri a. ge dG has Ss he
can people reject party which administered the
Of the nation with such This Fei is the R
publican record under conditions Of war.
SENATOR FAIRBANKS ADDRESS.
There was a great outburst of cheers as the
speaker concluded, and then came loud calls
of Fairbanks" Senator Beveridge said:
The next thing upon the order of business is
the report of the committee on credentials, but
suggest that the convention avail itself OF the
opportunity of hearing the senior Senator of the
State"
FOR THE PARTY OF HANNA"
AS Senator Fairbanks left his seat and stepped
to the speakers table he greeted with loud
and long continued cheers. He grasped the
hand of Senator Beveridge and shook it warmly.
He spoke fellows
We ara met under circumstances that are promis
ing to our country for they promise the continued
gushed colleague has spoken of the capacity of the
in s to qeFsr is an 1nde
niable fact that the Republican party is
spicuous IN It's ability rule as the Democratic
party is conspicuous in It's INABILITY 10 govern ms
country We require in this country of ours men
who are trained and able to govern It's great az
fairs We want political expermentalsts
In the national administration we are progressing
who succeeded to the Presidency under tragic cir.
eommandins aby-Theodore Roosevelt. And our
state administration is so good ana so SUCCESSFUL
as TO challenge Democratic CRITICISM
Ir closing his address Senator Fairbanks pale
q warm tribute to the memory of William NC
Kinley recountng at considerable length the
circumstances of the tragedy at Buffalo. He
closed with a confident prediction of Republican
success
The committee on credentials reported that
there were contests in the counties of Orange
and Clark and the Seventh Ward, in Indianap-
oils 1t reported in favor of the regular dele
gates in all the contests. and the report was
unanimously adopted
Following the adoption of the report, ad-
dresses were made by Congressman James E.
Watson and James A Memenway and Frederick
Lands Of Wabash, who reused loud cheers by
his assertion that he believed in the party of
Mark Hanna who had never lost fight, and
never would lose one" The outburst of ap-
pIause that greeted the name of Senator Hanna
was fully as generous as any that had preceded
IT At the conclusion of Mr.. Landis'S speech
the convention adjourned until Tomorrow morn
ing.