New-York tribune., 1904-09-16

ever .ort!Ou of This Union ttey might cc- TO
II ratified and gonarmed Republican atu'ns,rs-
called Uoon the impartial historian ~ rEat period
rp make good tic settlement tha- the Republican
aJninistrG ioE had settled all -ioua questions
our people had pro-oere aad v eye becrer red bel
e. totbeG better ho-z.,i better eH..clr4,l uIIl
happier and enjoyed Nfe more than anE other pe3-
pie wlo Aad eErr .t.ei upou ta- earth.
Suve ta, after ti.-s congregation OF statesmen
Iidde-of- tho stoad@ts. gee Silver advocates An-
-"rt order of lireenoacie:s. ~plkrta-ts and t@7
ing their temporary support Under he banner cf
/ have read the platform said 70 have been
ad2I:e1 ny r., ,on{e1i'oa s,ia some care aaa
f'.-s.- " hsr portion they intended us % under
s-cort Waat 20 mis,ade-s,arI and
~ goSrs' % n, 5nSe7 i.Trl's ''F ~. sn' a1'.2
attempted % make him stand fol a whole LOT Of
ren, of t-ncie Tom isnt fair and Is In baG taste
He mas been dead nearly a century. and ii Is high
time ne had little rest he never stood for
vantage Of him now. and one but Democrat
would do
HOW THE DEMOCRATS SEEK OFFICE
Of course they made {, very clear hat hey
we're after the oices oy me nearest possible route
honest currency against lt. They had friends
on fe RsPS6can s s af plank was de-
nounced as robbery but was not 10 be Temefied
of death without pain. This. too. vas di:ieult
den Club. tarff refotmers and wouid-be proteS-
ton.sts. and it necessary that all should be
our army and navy told that they might
any powder and would occasionally haul down the
hag IN particular In the Philippines, that II
might NOT appear too sudden in case they go' into
power The gracious mercy q Divine Provdenee
that God hslps those that help themselves was
Z strenuously denied.
~ anything that such congregation of men might
| do IN view Of their history Il Is true that
/ 4 n
/ whore great national questions have been con-
tSose very thinGs the accom- piishment Of Witch
mas made this people and this nation The foremost
so-caed principles OF Democracy triumphed at the
, 2os ana N ne ,, ms ,In a,o, I,sa. g,,it
have been first sacrificed then our currency would
SyaIoreS beyn1d The dreams ~ is most ardent
| advocates would have portshcd while millions OF
| happy and industrious homes now within our
In all ne years, which have Passed ne R"puh-
correctly 10 solve all the great questions Of the
/ day. essential 20 'He. nation pT"S'sFE Hnd ih-
continued aaRpineS1 1eye ard I4d ~ Er - egist
With water whirh had passed or bear he nations
Sas fes ' Sr- ana upward ana Se have never
| lco<ed backward except 70 take our bearings for
/, is g-gsd here in he East that Judge Pqrker's
remind ~on and them thst one swallow never made
'Prg and I'M IN ma"E ~ 5s 1sTs contT e VIZ M 9ary
/ riop is dead. and s"or-"iF 7I'Npins Psoot -
! rre-e Tu.ted S-a;es But we shall not accept
personal pledge O. even teles.an IS a sgesti;te
Ne.er DO We ErePcss 10 scse s,s 90 srsdGe 'F o1
a gslisut Rough R'aer
TO ELECT ROOSEVELT
We have nominated Theodore Roosevelt fo~ P-es-
cent and II 81 settled purpose to use al n9noT
in hjs integrity h's ability his fearless chsracte-
+ him as tho most wholesome type q american man
mood and the best example OF hSr eNn tea c'tt8el
e-. aa oa tie l a7 dag or prncip" which he
IN e9It f@ @ vim H f52a- hS T9e9 loI oTg M
We gonoede tnst ," s stTenn2uA ,f oar II V,rI Lnai
I Cbertp from the unwilling hands Of King john
mar" -crt4ries ago" that vent with Wallace 70 the
that upheld N" strong right arm or Garibal9i on
ts o9G. 2s@eds & tha te.s senad Tts1 h9 Das9ra s IA
behaf - human -iEhts; tnat placed the lantern in
trst co7t.nred he bsttre of t,~Rer 1I v,th ditch
! forks after 'be powder had given out, that same
position Assistant Se0retarv % the EdvT t1at he
might assist 20 f-se1on1 Peop" who for four aLn-
dred 1ears had suffered fy usnrpers tyranny be
- is ors vho hv word and action assisted ,n
/ placing the Gag over the Philippines wh"re y
Srtl and buraanjty and WHO as P-@aden 81 th@eA
United states VII see 10 II taat Cd Clos Sh2t
! tai ~ hand shall des@crate its sarred folds who
Laced 7, there N1ither WIN eysr he hauled down
mu We e1cw that The nag Wei taxes lis E.se@ ,.
fo~ which "a he's fought and dleo. Their VG'o~
M ib 5owers oe no ee-th. aad to-iay i IS gilied "
/ n wiich neFer SETS
Senator Malbv called To- The report o. the com
,ittee on resolutions ana John A. Sleicher 81 NeT-
wort; chairman Of the committee the stage
and read the platform adopted by his commttce
rbie is giveu in another column. The Dutcber reso-
! frt,ou was then adopted
The aext business Ac.or4 tho convention sa.d
/ Chairman Malhy amid sH'lc" 'ts tha nom. .5at ou
/ ~ n candidate fo- Governor
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