Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-24

their patriotism, and established by their blood, shall remain as the fixed and permanent emblem of their la DOTS, and the abiding signal of the liberty and the progress of the race
 There are many new names in these days, but the Republican party needs no new title It stands now where 1t stood at the beginning. Memory alone is needed to tell the source from which the inspirations of the country How. A drowsy memory would be as guilty now as a sleeping watch man when the enemy is astir. The name of the Republican party stands over every door where a righteous cause was born. Its members have gathered around every movement. no matter how weak, if inspired by high resolve. Its flag for more than fifty years has bee2 the sign of hope on every spot where liberty was the word That party needs no new name or platform to designate its purposes. IL is now as 1t has been, equipped. militant and in motion. The prob lens of every age that age must solve. Great causes impose great demands. but never in any enterprise have the American people failed, and never in any crisis has the Republican party failed to express the conscience and intelligence of the people.
 Tn public mind is awake both to its opportunities and its dangers. No where in the world, in any era, did citizenship means more than il means today in America. Men of courage and sturdy character are ranging
 themselves together with a unanimity seldom seen. There is no excuse for groping in the dark. for the light is plain to him who but will raise his eyes. The American people believe In man or party that has convictions and knows why. They believe that what experience has proved it is idle to resist. A wise man is any fool about to die. But there Is a wisdom which with good fortune may guide the living and the strong. That wis dom springs from reason, observation and experience. Guided by these his thing is plain, and young men may rely upon it, that the history and purposes have described. rising even to the essence and inspirations of pa- tTiotism. find their best concrete ex. ample in the career and doctrines of the Republican party.
 But not alone upon the principles of that party are its members in accord. With the same devotion which has marked their adherence 10 those principles. magnificent and enduring as they are. they have already singled out the man 10 bear their standard and to lead the way. No higher badge was ever yet conferred. But great as the honor is. the circumstances which surround it make that honor even more profound. You have come from every state and territory in this land is leading here+cmfwyp cmfw vast domain. The country and the town have vied with each other in sending here their contributions to this splendid throng. Every high way in the land is leading here and crowded with the members of that great party which sees in this splendid city the symbol of it's rise and power Within this unexampled multitude is every rank and condition of free men every creed and occupation. But today common purpose and desire have engaged us all. and from every nook and corner of the country rises but a single choice to fill the most ex alted office in the world. He is nc