The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-02-01
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tense al to the year the national con-
vention is to be held.
RESOLUTIONS or THE vINITA REPUB-
acAN CLUB, JANUARY 1904.
We. the republicans assembled IN.
annual meeting at Vinita, /. y, on
this Both day Of January, 1901, dohere-
by adopt and promulgate the follow
ing resolutions:
Be it Resolved. by the Republican
Club Of Vinita. /. r., that we endorse
unreservedly the wise, able and states
manlike administration Of the late
honored martyr, William Mckinley,
and also the able. wise and statesman
like administration OF his worthy sue
cessor, Theodore Roosevelt.
We commend its patriotism, It's busi-
ness and economic merits; we approve
it's policies and endorse its accomplish
ments: we commend to the people Ct
the nation our open and unreseryed
expressions of confidence inthe future
policies and achievements Of this adj
ministration, and those administra-
tions Of our party which are to sue
seed this.
We commend to the people Of the
nation our faith and trust in the con-
tlnuing virtues in the party OF Lin
coin, Grant, Blaine and Mckinley.
It's history in the past is resplend-
ent with the highest and noblest
achievements in the public admins
tration OF this country's affairs, and
there Is naught In all its career 70
cause any good and patriotic citizen to
doubt the safety and the wisdom Of
its policies and administrations IN the
future.
We congratulate ourselves upon hay-
ing been allied with and part Of this
great party. and pledge renewed faith
and continued allegiance to its organi-
zation.
We are proud Of the magnificent
and glorious progress Of our country
since the day the republican party as
sumed control Of its affairs and j is
our firm conviction that the wisdom,
patriotism and the progressive spirit
OF the men who have constituted that
organization since the very day Of its
birth have contributed TO this nation
al glory those elements that have made
IT possible.
Born III tine fight for the liberation
of slaves, yict0rious in the fight for
liberty and against the enemies Of hu-
man freedom, champions Of the rights
/ Of labor and protector Of the rights Of
capital. ii has become q power in the
progress Of tile world. and stands to-
1 day supreme III its character as being
the greatest party ever organized
among men.
The history Of its heroes and lead
ers recltes the history OF this nation
since tile advent Of this great party.
it has carried to Cpba the insignia
Of freedom and personal liberty and
built there where tyrants relgned, a
monument Of liberty, and in the blood
Of san Juan and Santiago was blotted
out the last vestage Of monarchial
government on tile Western hemis-
/ phere-
4 In the middle Of the Pacific it has
planted the tag Of freedom and the
/ laws Of liberty-invested people. and
on the border lands Of the nations Of
the East. where tyrants have reigned
/ for innumerable centuries Il has plant
cd 4 beacon light Of freedom which
shall shine and penetrate the darkness
Of Asia and India.
We endorse the action Of President
Roosevelt and the republican senate
maintaining for Panama She rights Of
self-goyernment.
We endorse all the legislation where
lbs our present financial system las
been established, and we point out "a
our erring brothers the mistakes ci
/ the erring leaders Of democracy
We emphasize the promises made by
our party IN the great campaign o.
1896. the prophesies Of false leaders tc
the contrary Notwithstanding and
point with pride TO their fulfllmeni
in every letail, and the fullness Of
/ their gooGi fruits has been realized
RESOLVED, That in the coming veal
| This document was evidently writ
ten out last yearl and the com
ing convention Of this organization
we express our faith in the wisdom o.
this great party's declarations to The
people Of this great country.
Resolved. That we endorse the can
didacy Of Hon. W. II. Darrough a.
our delegate to represent US in th'
gro,t s,atfonai convention of the re