The sun., 1904-06-24

no has fulalled his mission he. the son OF the
selou.ness that fathsrand and %otbh;srland b;m
again 10 the bonds Of the old affection; And And
We believe that when he gees g It ienFtn n 'Pso b.
iosed of ali patrioto Hmsriesns from Canada
Mr.. chairman, In behalf Of the motherland.
! second the nomination OF Theodore hoose-
Ex-oov. BRADLEY CALLED ON FOR SPEECH.
Uncle Joe then brought forward ex;aov. !:
fat all over and who Is fine speechnaker.
Mr.. Cannon said: Surely you don't want
me to introduce to you man like Bradley
save to say that he comes from state
where they take their politics like their
whiskey-s
The listleesness and restlessness Of the
convention, which was 80 marked when
Mr.. Edwards essayed to speak, was gone
the moment Mr. Bradley uttered his first
words 1t was speech full Of praise for
President Roosevelt and Of denunchtlonn l'n
Of the oSss + IT. wss esore sroher
and speaking Of the President and the
oolored people Mr.. Bradley said
"The colored people will follow President
Roosevelt as the old guard followed Ma
poleon."
lhb was not cCnslueIeu W uD aPPy
simile In view Of the fact that the old guard
had nobody to follow at the battle OF
Waterloo, but died in misery before the
allied guns, while Napoleon was scamper-
ing away to Paris. Concerning the Presi-
dent Mr.. Bradley declared; He is the
% ment, and nd Mr.. Bradley, speaking Of the
Democracy. said: They have abandoned
their Moses and have not found their
Joshua"
Uncle Joe then announced that Joseph
B. Cotton OF MINES who comes from
would be the next speaker. Mr.: Cottons
speech was especially well received. he
spoke in true Northwestern breezy style,
and said in part:
corToN's SPEECH.
The great Northwest. whence / hal. teens
with hundreds OF thousands Of enthusiaslie
tSsq iss9s ou on tsep snGW behs r
missioned to second the nomination OF their
choice for President OF these United staIes'
We need and demand to-day wlse and nd dannt shsn.
In this history making hour. at the dawn
G deniusgd snd Gs e Shen the rspuS
liz advances full speed upon a future We
cannot know. in all the exci,temen. OF s she
asgrandizement. In the midst of tendencies
toward municipal and governmental corrup-
ton and when keenest minds seem largely
have have only only to name our choice for. President
for all the world TO know that his name ls
synonym for c9nraEe for Tor nn,r,RE .nri1Ssn ener9
rnsoea xoTas hSnsst2Y " any man are needed to tell
SSp hs, he 4 easT w srs prad Of
to the nation. We indorse his u99sweryins 9
asySt0a %.,s .nd 70 hi. sne .,siwsrs
snit %sniisst sentns. ior lis splendid personality.
H en5 nSss.ss 'hs
with such s1shsS TO sietory
When the essas.in's 3 iynoble work was accom- S
piished and. amidst the nations @ tears, shoM- T;
lev I passed to the ages and was crowned with
the wreath OF immortal fame. the intrepid
and aeEressive Roosevelt iS,ti,. fSGed ana TSs Ss
Presidency. He has kept the faith;
By force Of bis character az and Ibis his SoTks Tks
1Hfhun His name has come TO be symbol every
Where VII 60 Of American manhood, American
vaior, American honesty and American
'u6fbi 6beyins a mandate. both pleasing and su-
prems. on behalf Of the great State OF Mime
os and h6ss sss mssE a1sath ana pospetS
ever keep full. page with the giant tread ,si
Of the nation Itself, ! desire 70 secnho sne
potent statesman. that master workman
upon the greater republic that tried, trustee.
and Incompatible Public serTantIhtne !, hThen Tfes,-
dere dons Roosevelt.
CONVENTION TIRED OF oRAToRY.
By this time the con vention didn't want
10 hear any mora speeches. Up from the
delesates came the cry: Roll call! Roll
caii!s But Unole Joe had another speaker
In hand, one, he assured the delegates,
who would not detain them long, and hand
IN hand he walked out to the edge o. the
delegate from Maryland. Mr.. Cummings
hersn by saving that he had been admon-
ished that Il he wished to earn the ever
lasting good will Of the convention before
him be would make his speech short. Mr.:
will. and after speaking Ave minutes he
thanked the convention and retired. MIR.
Cummings said In part:
cuMxrN os's SPEECH.
Theodore Roosevelt brings to this. party
and the nation at the close Of bis Admins,
t5ston t1s RssSiss. sS1uss tra''' OF three
IA is 3 leader OF unfinchng courage
MAJ 4. q w,se0m opeS and iran frsnS from intrigue
conduct hs s, stands unApproached and un-
'pRsofisn:oss Re is = Broad msn-bro.d in intellect,
broad in sympathies.. broad IN soul; he lend:
ear e the mt rsaSr and and
eppoirciins the weak and helpless he bids
them rise and hope and live.
and that The Just rewards Of tsi.htpl and
patriotic service should be withheld from
no nocoimtsSn,sUnr1hit,er omS Ur severe. unreasonable