New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

more prosperous never more contented, never more
In whatever way We look we see only peace
happiness. esteem and honor, both at home and
BY all these tokens congratulate the RepubIi-
cans Of Vermont upon the auspicious circumstances
under which they nave met mere To-Day.
We are entering upon another great campaign.
shall be- and if we appreciate the responsible duties
OF next November Will be a browning triumph for
OF a Ga foT our party our principles and best
PLATFORM INDORSEs ROOSEVELT
At the close Of Senator Foraker's speech the
resolutions committee reported the platform. in
dorsing President Roosevelt. and it was unanimous
Iy adopted. 1t reads in part follows:
The Republicans Of Vermont heartily indorse the
5I,e honest fearless and thoroughly American ad-
nIlhlslrdton or President Roosevelt. He has been
me patron OF no privileged bond syndicate the
punished dishonesty and corruption in high places
ne h mas cut that modern G0rdan knot the trust
IN restraint of trade. He has been able to fling
lsthmian canal question made in the Democrats
national platform of 1900 and to test both the sin
ing them an opportunity TO support a Republican
s sl.p ~ he faIahla canal his ADMINISTRATORS
through the peerless John Hay, has gained for the
enabling our government for first time
secure open recognition OF the Monroe Doctrine by
religious oppression and cruelty in Europe, and to
help limit the field of war in the Far East. thus
preventing threatened general conflict over the
partition Of China
The Republicans Of Vermont stand follow
ing principles and policies:
Efficiency and honesty in public service, fos-
tered by the merit system OF selection.
The greatest economy in our national expendi-
consistent with our wisest national progress.
Protection OF American markets. supplemented by
reciprocity with non-COmpettOrs for the joint ben
eft Of American labor and American capital
The guarding OF the people against the extortion
OF unlawful monopolies.
Promotion OF mutual recognition Of the interests
and rights Of the wage Garner and the wage payer,
Our nations fitting recognition OF the services
OF those who fought our nations battles.
The preservation inviolate OF the equal rights OF
suffrage guaranteed by national constitution,
and Of the purity OF the ballot.
Maintenance Of enViable national credit
through the gold standard OF currency.
An expanding American commerce, carried IN
American ships and safesuaTded b. an efficient
American navy.
4 more effective restriction OF undesirable nmi-
grafton.
The carrying out OF such national insuar and
international policies will continue TO mako the
American flag recognized throughout the world as
emblem Of civil and religious liberty the uplift-
ing Of humanity and the promotion OF universal
We recognize IN our nations Chief Executive an
eminent exponent o. Republican principles. and the
DELEGATES tho Republican national convention
elected this dav viii unquestionahiy Voice tho
earnest desire 81 the Republicans 81 Vermont ny
supporting for the partys Presidential nomination
Theodore Roosevelt.
". G. whitehil. 81 Waterbury: Thomas Mack OF
Vercennes: IL r Folsom. OF Lyndonvile. and F.
l. Green, Of Adams were chosen as alternates.
and the convention adjourned.