The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-04

principles ana mas coht,lpu'eu nun ~ .
forces of power and intellect, many on the
best advocates the country has produced
IGreat applause
Els there anybody in this great audience
aye is there anybody in the state OF
Ohio who h.siatos i9r one moment; ufloer
under all the environments of the present.
under all the hopes of the future to see one
single ca,,s, as to why the Republican
party should change one lCta IN thosc
Human liberty. protection to American
industries and our workngnen Renewed
applause. We started that slogan many
wears ago 1t went forth and reached the
hearts of every tireside IN the lahu aho II we
needed any additional tribute, or any Access
sory to add 10 the lustre of that monument.
il would be the continuation OF Happiness
and contentment perceptlbie epmfF"ne,,
around us. once sud. Let well enough
1s sDe A aans Renewed sSs Spps sn "'
If you consider from practical stand
point what is best for our country with the
evidence of the past before, you WIN lhe
object Lessons around and with certain
deductions as to the future; when mus
follow sound reasoning and rlsh' prin-
ciples, can We ever hope to place Ourselves i
in q happier position rs regards ourselves
and our own interests
Il say to that no, and that, therefore, III
the opening of this campa gn, when we
are called upon to voice "ur sentiment ,
reflected from the people-so that II Is tlieir
sentiment and knowing full well and trust
ing In the Intelligence of the people OF he
BGokeye State, are We not safe IN starting
forward TO saw we have redeemed every
prophecy and fulfilled every promise?
Applause, ANIL. g oa;ao,,, ~
circumstance. 1t was because the he
publican party had found early in its eH-
istencc the true principles which govern
h.,
people a policy which was only trled
hrst as an experiment and then through
the long years of experience brouRht
TO It's aid and support the best minds ana
an impetus, supported by the people, as
result OF these experiences. an irresistible
Americanism which could not be checked
and give notice to the Democratic party,
il you get in the way we Will run over you
Great applause.
OF reasoning II is a matter of pride to US
that the people Of this country are 30 intel
iIgent, and when hear the suggestion that
the time may come, as result oil tins ehoI-
OF Americanism will he conta minated
by contract say OH no, my friends, the
institutions of these United States are
upon urer foundation, and there ia
bulwark. built years ago which STANDS
to-day stronger and stronger That bull
tions Of education, 80 that we are adequately
prepared for all assimilation that may be
necessary for any and all who may come
to our hospitahle shores.
Il am speaking of the relationship be-
tween capital and labor. The day is dawn
ing when that all-important, aye, economi-
cally-important question. will be taken up
discussed and considered not purely from
the standpoint of politics, but from the
standpoint of humanity and society lap
plausel
THAT is simply another milestone to
mark our progress in that direction. but 1T
will not be the last. Onward is our motto
as people, and, in order that that advance
may be safe and sure, all the people must
look for guidance along that path to those
who lead them and have led safely in the
past
II is because of this that l speak hope
fully of the future Of the Republican party,
not only in Ohio, but in the nation, and |
would speak in such words and with such
emphasis as would inspire the minds. not
only Of the Republicans by profession.
but that Of every man who from the stand
point Of humanity and patriotism will and /
must consider the best interests of his
country
Party affiliations do not always govern
judgment. Loyalty to party may be all
right when indifference seems to rule. but
when the people are aroused to their own
true interests, and that which most affects
>,
selves and select for themselves that which
is best, and discard that which Is not
good. ,
gone before the country upon that sohd
founoat ion, not of theory but Of facts, and
have redeemed the prophecies We made
and fulfilled all that could have been e1-
pected We say now. starting from the
starting point of the twentieth century.
to all the people of State and nation, this
pHyN tNl irnl
party is in the lead and We have no brass
ahead Of uR. Great laughter and long
continued applause
.We are going to follow along the lines
and by the straight path which we have
trodaen tor neary my y and i, You You non
slider, not only your own material interests
but the best interests of society and Of our
common country, you can not ran to hnd
yourselves in the ranks of the Republican
Affiliations, marching shoulder 10 shoulder
with soldiers who have won the battle of
the past. and who are leading on to new
victories With that banner Fl 'at!ng aloft
which procaims the principles of the Re
publican party" Prolonged applause.
the convention listened to the reports OF
the dis, riot meetings. and then adjourned
for the greater battle OF the morrow. The
chief interest in to-mOrrow's conve ntion
rests III lne HOfnlIUtlDIS lot
Offices The organized effort on the part
Of anti-thrd-term candidates seems to
have collapsed with the exception OF Walter
d. Guilbert for State Auditor who appea
to have overcome the third-term prejudice,
and who is likely to win out. Judge j. +.
Burkett. who asks a third term for Supreme
Judge, is certainly defeated but the same
can not be said for L. D, Bonebrakee, who
seeks third term for School Commissioner
Aside from these contests the principal
interests lie with the fight for Lieutenant
Governor. Senator Foraker is advocating
the reelection Of Warren G, Harding, who
j. also backed for the place by George B.
Cox, the Cincinnati leader. who insists on
what he says was the Cleveland contract
last winter when he declared for Herrick
for Governor in consideration Of Senator
Harding being named for the second place
Senator Hanna wants former Congress-
man NJ, NJ, Boothman of Williams county,
who is an ext older and whose candidacy
r. being urged on that ground Mr..
J,annas chief objection is believed to be
Eardings afiliation with the Foraker
faction In previous years. This cortes is
assuming the form Of an old fractional fight,
with Indications of Harding'S success,
largely because Of his per onal popularity.
SARRAGANSETT CASINO SOLD.
Louis sherry Disposes OF Property He Has
Been Tw enty Years In Collecting.