Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

| ''lAlNUhVi W. MhA 90 UllNlNIf
Chairman Tat Was ON hand today
ahoal Of the hour 10 which the hopub.
llcon state convention had Adjourned,
and called the delegates to order with.
ont l,laN Tho temporary organization
was Mado permanent within 10 min.
uioa inter Convoning the report of the
committee ON resolutions was presented
by Senator Dick
THE PLATFORM,
ohio Republicans NJ ohio IN state
convention representing their largest
vote, rejoicing with our mtlIo country
m thp election ~ prcHldut R0orcyull
ana wee President Fairbanks renew
their pledge To- uphold the principles
ana policies, dcCinNply victorious h
November luft, WhlH by their success
MAINTAIN the gtoudy progress of nls
uonll prosperity liy bOOUHJ votes ana
the Unprecedented plurality Of g55t2l
gwen Theodore Roosevelt, ONO obll.
gated her citizenship 90 sustain him
ana Me Republican Congress chosen
TO cooperate with him IN carrying into
effect the pledges ana promises of tho
Republican platform upon which thly
were elected,
we roalhrm uncqulNocaliy the Re-
publican state ana national platforms
Of 1904 We stand Ny the principles ~
protection 10 American labor ana
American Industry We believe that
Congress should 80 lcgisato that Amvi.
lean NhipH with American sailors shalt
carry American products over all seas
ana through tho Panama canal that thN
United States OF America " bulldlnA,
The American navy should DO made and
Kept equal 10 every need, We are proud
Of The steady progress IN Amerlcanls'
INK IN our lSlnnd possessions, ana Of our
uoun,ryF great and CROWNS power IN
promoting the peace OF the world
Tho amendments 10 the Constitution
are NJ sacred Az the original ins,rn
ment The Eacrodnoss of the ballot
must be maintained, ana unjust dia'
crlmuatlon bagcd directly on Indirectly
on race, color or previous condition
must not he tolerated,
Always eupponinR g2nulne progress,
evolution not revolution, liberty not
license, the Republican party con.
tlnuoy TO oppose every insidious doylc0
a. undermine the stability Of our IN.
slItutona, President Roosoycts com.
rrchonsivo enforcement Of the Rcpub.
llcNn laws against monopollce, come
bMoB ana trusts IN restraint OF trade,
laws whose validity The supreme court
~ the United states h1R sustained, has
our hearty ENCOURAGEMENT and Hup"
port We also endorse every oltort for
the active enforcement Of existing laws
10 stop an unjust determinations ana
special faNow iu the form Of railway
rebates or by any othor device, and we
favor such further legislation on this
subject with adequate penalties aH may,
after fun investigation, rcom To the Re-
publican Congress ana administration
wise and conservative yet adequate 20
prevent Unfair advantage 10 amy and
10 promote and insure the rights Of AL
individuals IN this and other localities
NO nation has over known such
widespread prosperity as The United
States has enjoyed since the rcstou-
lion of Tho Republican party to powcr
Wy McKnlcy's election, Wage oarnorg
have had moro work NJ better prices,
farmers have had the best home mar
kote, making The merchants prosper
Gus, the lpCtoIlos busy ana all CONF
mcrco and transportation thrive, with
sound money prot 1ctlOn ana other nrus
dent legislation, comfort ana huppl-
ness have come 10 American homes and
NO step hus been taken that may I'M.
peril or threaten our good times All
our consumers ana producers must
stand or fan together
The platform then cnumcratcs the
benefits that people Of ohio have re-.
coyod from Republican ndmlnlstlp-
ton and loplRlntion advocates generous
maintenance ana administration Of the
pension systom aud laws, ana fnNors
increased ana regular appropriations
l.n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ il
and haIbors,
The platform ouloglg,s 9ov, llorrIck
and appeals 10 the people NJ ohio tu roe
elect him and 10 uphold Che Onto dele.
gOtlon In Congress In llH support Of
President Roosevelt
tn, motion OF Senator Dick for tho
adoption Of the platform was adoptch
unanl nOuFly
Paul Rowland OF Cleveland, who pre-.
scntol the name Of Myron 7, llorrlck
20 IN state convention two years ago,
again nominated his fellow townHman,
ana his speech reused the delegates
more than anything that preceded Il
during the day,
4 storm NJ nOce greeted the chaII-
mans question Arc There any moro
uomlnaiionsP' Congressman Buttons
motion that tho nomination he made by
acclnmatlon was carried Win cheers,
GOV lIorrIck was thcn presented To
the convention lie spoke nv follows
Last November the numbering voice
az the people Of this state spoke for
Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican
party. Great Az WAS the popularity OF
our courageous president, tho body ana
gtron3th OF the majestic tidal wave
was the enduring principles OF the pas,
NJ Lincoln and Mckinley Are we Re-
publcana 0f ohio prepared a year later
10 allow our state 60 speak IN fooblcr
tones tor this party that stands ~ no
other party over stood Cor prosperity,
for honest government, for grontor
America We want n distinctly under.
stood that the campaign this year be-.
gns whore we left on last year, We
Republicans OF ohio stand for Theodore
Roosevelt ana we stand for everything
Ne stands FOR We purpose to discuss
national questions I'm the coming cam.
palgn We intend TO drive homo 10
every voter the patriotic duty he owes
I'm sustaining ana STRENGTHENING tn,
splendid fight the president N now max,
ing Cor the obeorYnncos ~ the law not
only by public officials, hnt by the great
cOrpopti0 ns wcll--lho corporations
that control the transportation faoll.
tea pnd the food supply NJ Our people
"ln ohio today ana IN MI the states
there " u growing eva which gravely
threatens to destroy the freedom ~ no-
ton which IN the most important con-
oorl Of the representatives Of the PEG.
pie IN the legislative department Of the
government | refer tO the profession
NJ lobby The people " Ohio, IN the
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