The San Francisco call., 1904-04-28
HANLEY NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
BY THE REPUBLICAN OF INDIANA
State Platform Reviews the Splendid Record of the Party Unquaed In
the Foreign and Internal Policy of President Roosevelt and
Declares for Continuance of the Tariff and the Cold Standard

INDIANAPOLIS. April 27.-The Re
publican State Convention to-day NOM
mated the following ticket:
Gpvernor-J. Frank Hanley-
Lieutenant Goyernor-Hugh 7. Mil
Ter.
Secretary OF state-Dsniel E. Storms.
Auditor-David Z. Sherrick-
state Treasurer-Nat L. Hill
Attorney Ceneral-Charles w. Miller.
superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion-Fassett A. Cotton.
Judges OF the Supreme Court-Oscar
H. Montgomery and John W. Hadley-
Reporter OF the Supreme Court
George W. Self.
Statastician-J. h Stubs.
The. platform. unanimously adopted,
Is as follows:
The Republican party in convention as
ACHIEVEMENTS OF the nation since the party
founded and intrusteo by the people with
the control Of our Government
Il has reunited a divided country, freed the
slaves. established the monetary system on a
golc basis restored the national ereot sno No
developed the American system OF protection
until the United States is the leading indus
trial nation Of the world
In the cause OF humanity ~ fought a VIC
torloUs land and that other peo-
pies might be released from the burdens OF
These and other national deeds OF peace
under the different Republican administration
have won the respect OF the world and placed
our country in the hrst rank among the ma
And now. under continuing wise and pstri-
otic leadership the Republican party moves
forward maintaining and extending its policies
end Its purposes, and with undated confidence
again invites the support sno sunrages OF the
we heartily and unreservedly indorse the
wise anc patriotic administration Of Theodore
Roosevelt The President has borne the tre-
mendous responsibilities OF his great Office
upon the high level of national duty and na-
tionsl honor His administration has been
thoroughly Republican and genuinely Amer
lean Il has advanced prosperity al home and
maintained our national interests abroad The
laws have been fearlessly and impartislly en-
forced as they were enacted by Congress
.Esdl-doers have been driven from the public
service
The people demand a continuance OF the sta
he and prosperous conditions and we therefore
favor the nomination OF Theodore Roosevelt for
President and hereby instruct the delegates
chosen by this convention to support his eandi-
We pledge anew our confidence in the wis
com ano eInoacE OF ne proteC.lke k s.l -,
Justified itself and its maintenance is essential
% the continuance Of our industrial indepeno-
ence and national prosperity. II Is demanded
alike in the interests of both American labor
end capital We favor changes OF schedules
- conditions demand. but such changes should
r. made only consistently with the policy OF
the sold standard against violent Democratic
opposition Our monetary system. which is the
best I'm the world is the rich fruit Of Repuoh-
can craftsmanship We have more money
among the people than ever had before In
the history of the republic. and Il is OF IN
We commend President Roosevelt for his
faithful enforcement Of the laws applicable
20 combinations Of capital and restraint OF
lru-holesoue trade and commerce. which the
Democratic party, when In power, refused 10
execute. and 20 further prevent corporate
ha.- rlf, an hc efc hrlI 4
Eftionai laws providing for publicity. prevent
ing rebates by railroads. and creating the De
ruors efectual supervision and enforcement OF
We approve the reciprocity treaty with the
republic Of Cuba Our relations with the new
republic should always be such as are die
tated BY Justice and generosity, 70 the end that
the ties which bind the two peoples together
I'm commerce and amity may continue close
We approve the course OF President Roose-
Welt i'm protecting the tmperileo interests OF
promptly recognizing the independence OF the
people and ne republic OF Panama and insur-
ing q treaty with that republic under which
the United States may construct an inter
!. oceanic canal IN the interests Of OF he com
Dnerce Of the world, and we further com
mend the President for the promptness and
energy with which he is pushing forward the
work Of this great enterprise
American administration in the Philippine
Islands has resulted in peace TO the people,
honest government. equal justice TO all. I'M
r.rovernent i'm material conditions and the
spread Of education. No nations work for
civilization has surpassed that Of the republic
fu tho archipelago. To that policy We VIII
steadfaStlv adhere.
We favor the principles OF arbitration in
The adjustment Of International disputes
where they DO not involve national honor. and
W. commend the administration Of President
Roosevelt for its effort 10 embody this princi-
uIe in treaty compacts with other powers.
The Republican psFty can never forget the
heroic services OF our soldiers and sailors upon
land and sea We believe in a just pension
policy toward those who have borne the bur
den and heat OF battle and for their widows
and orphans.