Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-20

1!asgplss tfauu Encouragement
spalding and Marshall; were the clos.
ing features Of the state convention.
All the speakers were warmly vel
coined and they were requently. inter
rupted by applause The speakers
confined themselves 40 national ques.
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Senator Hansbrongh spoke in part
as follows: This meeting Of North
Dakota republicans mark The begin
ming of campai "a repletes with mo-
mentous things II does not involve
a presentation 81 new issues, but the
maintenance 81 establshed principies
and the retention and enfo cement Of
wise and effective statnte enacted
into law blythe republican part 81 It The
result is important to Tie people lot
every inch of the territory belonging,
to the United States. from Behringl
Sea to Porto Rico and from Maine to
the Philippines. TO my mind there fs
no question as to the result have
no more doubt about the verdict in
November than I have that at the
meeting Of the national convention in
June Theodore Roosevelt will be the
unanimous nominee of our party. With
this splendid specimen of American
manhood, this strong, honest and
courageous man as our leader, We face
the foe with victory already written
upon our banner. II We are asked
what our platfrom will be. we answer
that is the magnificent record Of our
candidate is embodied the salient
principles Of all republican platforms.
There is no dispute among republicans
anywhere as to that. ~ 5z5$: ssl5 ):
He stands for the supremacy, OF the
law, for honesty and efficiency In the
public service. He stands for liberal
pensions for the veterans Of the civil
war and for all the valiant men who
fight the battles Of the country and for
their widows and orphans He. stands
for the long establishe American poli-
cy Of protection to domestic industry
and labor, protection to American citi-
zenship, He believes in that scheme
of reciprocity which, does not rob the
home producer and wage Garner.
! He stands for that brand Of diploma
cy which has convinced the nations of
the earth that we do not propose that
the doors Of the worlds commerce
anywhere shall be closed against our
enterprise. II. s; a:,--s:@. ss.5E..
The supremacy of these principles,
and continuation of these policies,
mean the continued advancement Of
our marvellous country. It means that
there shall be no halting Of progress
and no abatement tof prosperity. It
means that the potent forces that are
grounded in our national life and ma
tional strength and well being are not
to be diminished. :I.4&ss4 30
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Z With absolute assurance as to the
correctness and Justice of our position
before the world, with q leader whose
very name has come to be synonym
for national righteousness, We turn in
!, sorrow to- behold our opponents call
ing themselves democrats. We see
them divide into factions, the body
dismembered, separated into contend
ing factions and wings. with no two
wings Tapping together. IA New
York state they have the David B.
Hill wing, endorsing y candidate re-
dolent with the musty smell 81 Wall
Street, running upon Z platform Of
glittering generalities with but one CO
herent plank Ia Il, and that plank con
tending FOR the ancient states rights
doctrine upon which the southern con-
federacy was founded. Il declares
that corporations chartered By the
state must be subject to regulation by
the state" This means, and III means
nothing else, that any state IA the
union may create q corporation To- mo-
nopolize any line 81 interstate conn
merce ii defiance of federal authority.
Ii Is like i voice from the tonnbs
Then We note the aspirations Of the
candidate 81 the Tammany wing with
his string Of yellow Journals STRETCHING
I from ocean tosocean disseminat ing the
4 most Dangerous and demoraMz ing doc
{ trines. the man himself ready With his
/ inhsrited mlliions U bny the presi--
dency 81 the United staees. q s VI
from the Hats ~ lye6raska come the
I sonorous notes of alarm from the man
Who has led Two disastrous democratic
campaigns. hut Who nov claims that
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