Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-27
(DL. ROOSEVELT
FORMALLY NOTIFIED
Of His Nomination for the rreSl'
deucy by National Republican
Convention.
CEREMONY WAS VERY SIMPLE
s,.,s,r Cannon of the House OF
representatives Made the
Address.
CEREMONY WAS VERY SIMPLE
me pREsIDENT THEN RESPONDED
Acknowledged the Great HOuOr--Re'
viewed in Detail Promises and
Achievements Of the Party.

o...,.. Ray. n. y, July 27,-President
o'..velt was notified formally today
."s,s nomination for the presidency
y ,ho national II Republican convention
rss ceremony took place at his country
-. ot sycamore Hin, three miles
Gam this village, In accordance win
a. oresldents wish, the ceremony was
m.ao as simple as possible
m. formal notification of the action
>, The convention made, on behalf OF a
,.mmlttee representing every state and
,.,,,,ory in the United States, by
sneaker cannon, the speaker OF the
house Of representatives.
The day opened with ideal weather.
ana The arrangem ents for the ceremony
vore completed early, The wide Veranda
N tho house at Sycamore Hin, extend
,ng almost entirely around the house,
vas decorated with American iiags,
hung from pillar to pillar
In addition many houses In the neigh
borhood OF the Roosevelt home, and IN
oyster Bay, were draped with the ma
V9nai colors, Across the main street
~ Tho village there hung large
pooseyelt and Fairbanks banner only
,bree of the members of the commit
Zee we're absent Included among the
invited guests we're men prominent In
ali walks Of life. Those present num-
bered about l25, Lack Of facilities
prevented the accommodation OF a larg~
or assamblage. on arrival at Saga
rofe Hin the committee men were re-
celyed by President Roosevelt, Mrs.
Roosevelt, and National Chairman
George b. Cortelyou.
Al the conclusion OF the formal re-
cepHon, the ceremony Of notification
began,
When Speaker Cannon rose TO deliver
Ms speech Of not ncation, he was greet
Cd With applause His speech is as
4 follows;
SPEAKER CANNON'S SPEECH.
X Mr, Presidcnt-The people Of the
United States, by blood, heredity, edu-
i cation and practise are a self-govern-
A ing people, We have sometimes been
a subject to prejudice and embarrassment
n hom harmful conditions, but we have
Y cugrown prejudice and overcome con-
a tIlions az rapidly as possible, having
+ due regard to law and the rights OF in
4 tyduals. We have some times made
Mistakes from a false sense OF security
from a desire to change policies in
sead Of letting well enough alone.
herely TO see what would happen, but
We have always paid the penalty of
ulwlse acton at the ballot box and
eeured the suffering until, under the
EW' through the ballot box, we have
II returned to correct policies. Tested by
openence no nation has so success
lluy solved all problems and chosen
Ioper policies as our nation. Under
ING eod OF the Republican party for
more man 40 years, the United States,
ilOm being q third class power among
we nations, has become In every respect
ntt me people rule. The people rul-
4 hS " Is necessary that they should be
.OhFtent to rule Competency requires
4 Ivy only patriotism but material well
ptlhs education, state craft.
UNDER REPUBLICAN LEAD.
The people under the lead Of the Re-
publican party, wrote ON the statute
Il, yOoHs revenue laws, lcyying taxes on
i nv" inv puuucts OF Foreign countries seek
,ys s our markets, which replenished our
eprnn.5 OUT were so adjusted as to
dl, ,Vulsse our people in developing,
,ro. lI,s ana maintaining our indus
clt,dw we same time protecting our
nv .'" eu's lahorng In production against
,sjs 'ollpetllon of foreign labor. Under
,oS, "hcy our manufactured product
a ,ba NJ one-thlrd of the product Of
h es,,o e1illzed World, and our people re-
ih,s utmost double the pay for their
gs yr mat similar labor receives else
10 "te ~ the world, thereby enabling us
OeSr the burdens Of citizenship.
ONHATESr EXPORTING NATION.
hb n,Usral compen sation for labor makes
ac Se' "a customers for our progress. lin
ms suS policy OF protection, our home
nest ailords all our people n better
sss,s than has any other people on
No, ana this, too, even II we dld
In oS ss,i any OF our produots abroad
ma ul.oh TO this, we have come IN he
vo,lS etsest exporting nation I'm the
iM tor the year ending lime 40
,vos our exports TO foreign Countries
ii;e o,o valued at 81 100000 900 of witch
TlbD s a,N were products OF the factory
IN oA World fell in our debt last vesr
tb e o,' an Increase OF S75, 900 goo over
'"e preceding year. '''.V'''' ''e'
JUDGMENTS OF PROTECTION.
MI, Inls policy Of protection has o,wov
PsnrtU opposed by the opponents of *
,b ,ruVnSan party and is opnoaed ~ ~,
fo, rr' quay In their last national Mai
nonn, adopted at st. Louis. thev da
never op,loteetion as robbery. They
procsoaoeSe been given power but they
ib s naueed by word and act 10 desire
is pVliCy OF Protection. Their niatfor,,,
eold sllent as the grave touching M
Tbei.s standard and our currency svsten,
ton snosen leader, after his nomina !.
sphyry" having been as silent as the
eram am s up TO that time, sent his tele.
s, saying In substance that the yoId
rov ~uara Is established, and thai no r,iii
& elaa, himself accordingly IL he should
GOES FOR PARKER.
iai.' yy,sratulate him, II Is better IN he
IN on uan never. II Is better 10 be rIpht
vans hlng than wrong I'm an thince
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