New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26
OHIO "STANDING PAT"
REAFFTRMS OLD ISSUES.
President Heartily Endorsed Jg the
Platform and the GoUernor.


notable for the unanimity which prevailed, the
Republicans Of Ohio to-day chose candidates
for the fall elections and adopted a PLATFORM
covering leading national and State issues The
ticket named has been known. with one excep-
tion. for several months. and for Lieutenant
Governor the contest was so quiet that finally
all opposition withdrawn and every candi-
date was nominated by acclamation. General
Harris, the candidate for second place. held the
same position during the late William McKin-
ley's two terms as Governor.
The ticket named is as follows:
Govsrnor-8IYRoN T HERRICK
Lieutenant Governor-ANDREw I. HARRIS
Judge OF the Supreme Court-wILIIAM C DAVIS
Attorney General-WADE NJ. ELLIS.
State Treasurer-W- :. NKINNON.
KiRTIET Hsm1s5 OF the Beard Of Public W0r'-wII1IA%
Mr.. Taft was on hand and called the delegates
TO order without delay. The report Of the creden-
tials committee presented. giving it's deci-
sion on three contests. and adopted with
out debate The temporary organization
made permanent unanimously, burst o. ap-
plause greeting Mr.. Taft as he returned thanks
on behalf OF the temporary officers. Within
ten minutes after converting the report OF the
committee resolutions was called for. and
Senator Dick chairman of that committee.
Cheered heartily he came to the front plat
form. He read the report, as follows:
The Republicans Of Ohio. in State convention.
representing their largest vote rejoicing with our
welt and Vice-President Fairbanks, renew their
Pss ss to 2d92da- %92Ga the he Pe5 Ra MS5 fs
their success maintain the steady progress OF na-
grecede9ted plurality Of 255 42I given Thsodors
LoSeVeit ONO oollSated hsr cltzehsnlc - sustain
operate with him in carrying into effect the pledges
S9 Which, fb WeTs @ essre5 {ne 6epuOn upon
We reafirm uneduivocaIIy the Republican stare
a nd nla of 10 hs
principles OF protection to American labor and
should legislate that American ships with
AmerliE M sailors shall carry AmeTlca1 PrGdTstt t
the United States Of America is building. The
American navy should be made and kept equal to
every need. We are proud of the steady progress
In Americanizins our island possessions and or
to the Constitution are as sacred as the original
Instrument. Ihe sacredness of the ballot must ba
maintained and unjust discrimination based di-
dition. must not be tolerated. Always supporting
genuine progress evolution not revolution. liberty
pose every insidious device to undermine and de-
of Inc P-nUbI!ran laws against monopoIies com
bines and trusts in restraint of trade laws whose
validity the Supreme Court Of the United States
has sustained, has our hearty encouragement and
tive enforcement of existing laws stop all unjust
determinations anO special fayors in the form OF
railway rebates or by any other device. and
adequate penalties as may after fun iavestisatiou.
seem 70 the Repubhcan -onsres5 ana adn1nistra-
sure the rights of all indyiduas interests and
localities
THE UNIVERSAL PROSPERITY
No nation has ever known such widespread pros
perity as the United States has enjoyed since the
restoration Of the Republican party 10 power by
Mckinney electloh Wage-earlers nave had more
& E0Tk t AT 3etter nSnl Pi I'm - nave e'd the best
the factories busy and all commerce ana trsns9o2
u2n thrive With sound money; protection and
happiness have come TO American homes and no
step should be taken that may inperil or threaten
and must stand tall together.
growing in population and power wealth a59 s
eraI comfort Under continued Republican admin
istratOn State affairs have been conducted win
nlent OF private business Our state instjtn,ieSrs
have been prudently managed. They have been
enl2rEed and, and new ones added rs needed. Each
not permit one 10 be dispensed with Appropriations
are necessarily greater than ever. our state
debt has been paid The large. cash balance has
Of added revenue through the operation OF the new
Stat, Depository law BY Republican legislation
been reduced from 80 mills to is5 mills
STATE FACTORY LEGISLATION
For the peoples benefit Republican legislation
has instituted a systematic State inspection and
railroads 10 save wage-esrners from danger sDd
harm; Of the causes Of nres in order 10 punish
- cure; of insurance companies and building and
depositors Of dairy and food products for the pro-
lection OF honest producers and Of all consumers.
of whatever may affect The health of our people a.
promote sanitary conditions and avert epdenics:
of the accounts OF all public officials 10 prevent
peculation OF the peoples money and set guards
against eXtravag gance- This last has proved par
ticularly beneficial 70 the taxpayers by ALREADY
OF Inspection and Investigation should be eyfsnJe
wherever and whenever public interest may seem
demand.
Both capital and labor will continue to rscaiva
the rich rewards OF our general prosperity N thav
work harmoniously together 20 maintain exsrfng
conditions Differences there may be. adjustments
there should be, between employers and employees.
provided bureau Of arbitration. In abor's behalf
the Republicans have also enacted many beneficial
laws. the State conducts the collection OF service
$500 NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN.