New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-28
INDIANA TICKET NAMED.
Republicans Ready for the Cam
paign-ROuSing Platform.

| INDIANAPOLIS April 27.-J. Frank Hanly, o
| Lafayette. was nominated for Governor to-day
| on the first ballot Ivy the Indiana Republican
| Convention. The other candidates were w l.
Taylor. Of Indianapolis: ". l.. Penheld. Of Au-
burn. and Warren G. Sayre Of wabash Nomi-
r.ations for other State Offices were made 10y &C
| ciamation. The ticket follows:
| Governor FRANK HANLY. Of lafayette
Lieutenant Governor-HUGH T MILLER Of Column
bus.
secretary Of state-DAN1EI z. STORMS. OF lafayette
Auditor OF state-DAvID F. sHERRICK. Of Mobiles
state rreazarer-NAT L. HILL Of Bloomington.
Attorney GeneraI-CHARLES W. MILLER. OF Goshen.
COTTON. OF Newcastle
state statistcian-J H. STUBS. OF Indianapolis.
Renorter OF the Supreme Court-GEORGE W. SELF. OF
Corydon-
Vile
The platform. presented by the chairman OF
the resolutions committee was unanimously adopt
ed After reciting the past achievements OF tho
Republican party. the platform says:
We heartily and unreservedly indorse the wise
and patriotic administration OF Theodore Roose-
welt The President has met the Tremendous do re-
level OF national duty and national honor His
administrati5oa has been thoroughly Republican
1t has advanced prosperity at homo and main
tanned ouF national interests abroad. The laws
have been fearessly and imparually enforced as
been driven from the public service The people
demand a continuance OF the present stable and
Nomination Of Theodore Roosevelt for President.
and hereby instruct the delegates chosen by this
convention TO support his candidacy.
We pledge confidence in the wisdom
Repu6Iicsn policy has abundantiy iustifed Itself
and it's maintenance is essential to the continuance
OF our Industrial independence and national pros
perity 1t is demanded alike in the interest OF both
schednles as conditions demand but such changes
should only be made consistently with the policy
The Republican party has firmly established the
gold standard against voIent DeInocra t SpPosI,
the world Is the rich fruit OF Republican states
pe than we ever had H the hstory Of the Re-
public and It is OF unquestioned soundness and
we commend President Roosevelt for his faithful
Of capital in restraint OF wholesome trade and
merce, which the Democratic party. wher in power,
refused execute. and TO further prevent corporate
evils have placed the statute books additional
laws providing for publicity preyenting rebates by
merce and Labor for the more efrectual supervision
We approve the reciprocity treaty with the re-
public OF Cuba Our relations with the new repub-
and generosity. the end that the ties which bind
the two peoples together IN commerce. and amity
We approve the course OF President Roosevelt
upon the Isthrus Of Panama; in promptly recozniz-
ing the independence OF the people and the republic
public under which the United States NAV con-
struct interoceanc canal IN the interests OF the
the President for the promtness and energy with
winch ne is pushing FORWARD the work or this
great enterprise.
American administration IN the Philippines has
resulted in peace TO the people. honest government
equal justice TO ALL Improvement IN material cond-
lions and the spread Of education No nations
work for civilization has surpassed that Of the
public In the archipelago. To that policy We will
steadfa silly adhere.
We favor the principle of arbitration in the adj
tustment Of International disputes where they do
not involve the national honor and we nmend
the administration Of President Roose Welt for it's
efforts 70 embody this principle In treaty compacts
with other powers.
The Republican party can never forget the heroic
services OF soldiers and sailors upon land .r
sea. We believe in tust pension policy towar7
those who have borne the burden and heat OF bat
tie. their widows and orphans.
Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge are heartily
Endorsed as we'll as the State administration. The
convention adjourned sine die.