New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

,ry. that for emancipation. has been done By
Just one word to throw the picture on ths VAL
the territory whose purchase IS now BENG csIe ere,
in 1868 Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves Gap
plause9 -. 49,.
manifesto 10 51y or conqier Cuba FOR slavery and
in 1890 William Mckinley set up Cuba as an tnds-
ceiing the biTth of the Re5u5ican party vixen th
great Wit ana great writer. sydney smith. nd.
Who reads an American book? Who eats 90 "a
glass? Who wears American clothes? Wae ssys
ANYTHING American p The answer IS 1 snaI noT -
Commerce We discovered thar this year $50 ss&
factories go into European markets compete WITH
the hishy organized Industrial nations OF the world
and not IeaVe mis- country He can cross the Paciro
TO Yokoharn. in a Northern Pacific steamer. He
rides through Japan and China under American
across the Siberian Railway in American cars.
drawn by American locomotives " SPAN. sIons-
side OF their orange groves, he. dnds California
oranges In France he drinks wine. labelled French
ard arpIau-eD He crosses the Nile upon bridge
made in Pitts6Grg. tApplause) In an English ho-
manufactured in New-York His feet on car
pets made in YOnkers. on the banks OF the Ganges
American and made in America He goes under
mac6.rery end American genius: and then he goes
70 Newcastle and Hnts that ne problem wnlG VIC,
are carried 20 Newcastle Laughter and ap-
Now. my friends. while present the positive.
the convention which meets on July represents
that element unknown heretofore in American poll
tics the opDortunist Tt is waiting for bankruptcy.
waiting Tor panic waiting for Industrial depression
waiting for financial distress.
There vas OLD farmer uPon the Maine coast
into the ocean called Hurricane PoiGt ON I:
from the rocks and in his viii he wrote II divids
my farm equally among my children. but Hurt
while the winds blow and the waves roll the point
Will prOviC q" But have put lighthouse on
a protection. q
revolving shedding gold over the ocean. and
lutely safe. lAppIause)
IMPORTANCE OF vICEPRESIDENT
,ee 1oT rent me Ta y n6 sec2R Tsu e0ogS @
portance to the 5efce Of Vice-Prestdent OF the
the 'fa rbeh ~ te two "f hr 50 poan
Presidential possibilities one took the Presidency
forty years rdicue and cartcature have placed tbs
Thomas JEFFERSON: let Us remember that John
adams let rs reTeu6er that f John n. G. ca,
were Vice-Presidents OF the United States.
t6s Senate but he does oTs than thai Hs : rs
Of every committee He is inaUentia in that Isgs-
Iation which originates and which is shaped n ths
power. now that treaties make for either our pros
necessarily an important factor in the machinery
K!nIev the Vice-President was elevated 10 the
Presidency and to-day for The first time We hays
be the President (Applause4
All that has been said here about Lhe936o-s
70 him is that the American people for the nrsc
be the elect OF their choice for the Presidency of
Now. gentlemen. It is ny privileges in lookns
for Vice-Presidential possibilities to announces
what you all know. that we have found a Vice
ApPaass zsSy.ody 5nos vs. that Z he tu~aT
Tbs canvass one Of he promising csndida1ss ss5
States would have been Charles ". Fairbanks.
Applause5 And New York. appreciating - great
ability lawyer. approaching the national uarns
Els dignity. his charactsr and his EsnnsP Tor p5s
affairs secords the nomination OF Charles Y. Fair
prolonged applause and cheering)
When Mr.. Depew closed. cries OF ''Fairoanksi
fairbanks resounded In all sections OF tbs
hall The demonstration was brought TO a close
only by the raised hands OF Chairman Cannon
as he demanded order TO introduce Senator
Foraker Of Ohio
FORAKER AROUSES APPLAUSE.
Mr.. Foraker's seconding speech for Senator
Fairbanks evoked warm tribute from ths con-
vention. The Ohio Senator's statement that the
Republican party had so far done well in its
convention work. and by the nomination OF
Senator Fairbanks would end as It began. put
him on excellent terms with his hearers His
characterization OF Senator Fairbanks 1T
running mate for President Roosevelt was ener-
getic and called forth applause. Mr. Foraker
said:
Gentlemen OF the Convention: We have come
the next President OF the United States. and also
We have done two Of these things and are about
70 do the third And We have done both OF the
ed yesterday has already met the favorable tudg-
menr OF the American people II Is the cOunterparr
OF the pest tne FtepuoIlcan party mas ever adopted