Evening journal., 1906-10-18

that is in mems hearts TO flicker cc.
Nothing could be worse than a contlnu-
ance Of the Cleveland policy. and so the
voters went back to their first love
the Republican party. Mckinley was
elected, confidence was restored and
what a great thing confidence Is in an
individual. a state. or nation
And il was funny. too. For even the
Democrats looked for William McKin-
ley to drive to Washington in a char
lot full Of prosperity which he would
distribute on the way. So confident
were the Democrats even that they
looked for Mckinley TO repair in a
week the damage Of four years OF pow
erty. Laughter)
What was the result There has not
been a wheel, or a spindle, or a bad
condition in the agricultural or manu-
featured field OF production since then.
Only once have the wheels Of industry
in the country stopped, and that was
when Mckinley was lowered in his
grave-the victim OF an anarchists bull
let. Then they did stop, out Of respect
and honor to the leader OF the party
whose policy had made possible their
running at ALL
Wise Providence Guides Us.
Providence has had in its care the
welfare OF this Republic. When Lincoln
died his work went on, and when Nc
Kinley was foully done to death, there
was found the man who said: Il will
continue the work Of Mckinley"
CCheers.)
Theodore Roosevelt stands to-day out
..f
civilized world. and OF the barbarian
world the foremost figure OF his time
He has given US a motto which should
be framed and in every home. in every
school, and court and church-"A
Square Deal" Slang? you say. Yes.
slang. but slang is only the emphasis
Of the language.
Eulogzss the President.
Mr.. Mcintosh then eulogized the Presi-
career, his unhinching purpose and the
results Of his administration.
lie discussed the Panama Canal the rail
road rate bill, the pure food bill and de-
oiared there never was Congress in our
history which did so much for tho Amer
lean people.
lie paid tribute TO DR.. Hiram r.
Burton. Republican Congressman from
Delaware and said that he had accom-
plishod more in ono term than had fallen
TO the lot OF any other first term con-
gressman. Ccheers) He said: "send him
back If you know what a good man is
when you see one and you'n get results.
CCheers)
In closing the speaker said; Young
men. your heritage Is before you. Win you
cast It aside. or will you assist by your
vote Theodore Roosevelt, my President
your President. who has brought the
United tsates from the rear rank OF ma
tions TO the front of them any" He
thanked his audience for the courtesy and
attention received att their hands and said
he would take home 10 his son the slogan
Of Delaware Republicans as Theodore
Roosevelt" prolonged applause)
Well Send Burton Back
"Tel him. too" said Chairman TITLES,
rising to introduce the next speaker
that the Republicans Of Delaware Will
send DR.. Burton back to Congress" ."
Ccheers) "
Mr.. Dalzell introduced.
"irrom 1885," continued Mr., .Hfles land
years before the Republicans of Delaware
have watched one figure in the House of
Representative. A man always IN the
battle and always lighting hard Della
warcans love a good fight. Delawareans
love good fighter. And tonight we
heartily welcome to our city and state
and this platform the Hon. John Dalzell.
Of Pennsylvania
Mr.. Dalzell was greeted with great ap-
plause as he rose to speak. His manner
was arsumenative, his logic clear and
concise and he presented tho Republican
statistics in a manner equalled by few
platform speakers.
Use Business Sense.
lie said IN part;
81 think il always wise when going TO
a strange place to present my credentials.
and so in appearing before you tonight
1 wish TO state that I come from a city
which has a total OF more tonnage COM
merce IN iron and steel than the cities OF
London, Manchester, liverpool. Sheffield
and Birmingham-the direct tribute to the
AeNft'At'"h l'tiNe va lA'A'NtitNs ANf'tlHi
also come from a county which gave
Theodore Roosevelt 10000 majority last
election. (cheers)
Il never could see why the same rules
and principles which govern a nan in
business should not be followed by him
in politics. when q business concern calls
together the stockholders that It may de-
/ eide upon a policy, hear the reports Of It's
/ trade and the profits on its Investments,
u only changes those policies when they
are not making money and trade is not
prosperous.
IF the business Is booming and the re-
turns show good management the same
policy is continued and the same officers
kept in charge. So ii seems 10 me II should
be in the broader field Of the state and
a Nation.
/, III the administration Of public affairs
) has been such as TO bring prosperity
sound business policy and good iude-
2 ment dictate that it should be continued.
Country Never More Prosperous.
'The Republican party appeals 10 m,
for that reason. Never since time begai
has country been so blessed as Americt
Is to-day. We are surrounded by an at
mosphere Of prosperity. It is in ever
mart Of trade; on the farm. ia the count
ing house, the shop the factory, IN
mine and on tho great highways Of com
mcrce. This condition inspires conhdenc,