New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10

ing citizen OF the state, and every reference 10
his possible candidacy for the Presidency was
greeted with applause. Fully five hundred
guests were present, including many politicians
from this state and other parts Of The Middle
West. Besides Mr.. Cannon. other speakers were
Frank Bristol. OF Washington. who spoke on "a
Nation Favored of God"i Frank c. Goudy. Of
Denver, whose subject was THE New West"
and Congressman IaTaes z. Watson. OF INDIANA
who dealt with -19OS."
Mr.. Cannon's address, IN part. follows:
oH We ~. lS0e a. hs @ s e sus .
PRIOR 70 1870. when drarsn: economic policies pro-
y Ihoo!a to-dSy lie gqiic.ss q ne EsDS6i,.sa
ess TaS q yAs of our resources
prove BIS CONDITION., that abuses have orepf n. At
eo has recently bssn yseS u 0 s H Dposots
Of our farms ouy mines ana our factories IN n+b TINS
Great county we cur are Tos aIs sod WhD our
own borders anf. IN sptte Of al that has fse cen
e eo3a is at haf OF than f the
demanded by carriers elsewhere IN the World an.
Of sFesRs sh Sh sG rasss aoWed BY
porteton companies TO certain faVGred aa pRs
but because great shippers demanded such conces-
snd went elsewhere 81 their demands we're refused.
n my Judgment most: II not all the Ills com
bed EhsiT lnitiatiys in ths practice Of allowing dis;
policies, and may say all legislation as well that
make Ash Of one and fowl Of another are IN
United States. competent for elf-government and
never competent now, have always met with
StsdoFn batenoe and patriotism. have solved them.
means the e ad d ones Ia that ey ev ge
aSys been PRESENTED TO the american people for
the formation OF the Constitution, the abolition Of
serytle labor the preservation OF the Union. the
tons more difhcul, Of solution than those we face
Ss+SSe!r d, VIII !ess aoity 70 meet them.
70 trouble them from time 70 time and we of this
generaIIon' GnqeT the policies OF the Republican
T fToVEa the DECISIONS OF the courts ana the
Roosevelt have succeeded in disDosins ~ ynanS
problems calculated 10 disturb all well wfsberS ~
But In al eras Of important accomplishments m.
az an the 9e!nagogue the selfseeker have tried
tbds b t.e lgnoTSat and the selfish wei as
the basic principles OF sound effectiv eoTynI I59
INTO me realms OF theoretical reform mysticism
IN New York. IN Nebraska sonne IN NI 1ys1tne
10 Hi.e protesting their love for the peo-
would lead bus TO disorder anarohy and min VIZ
sung modest Hearst and 1 the w0s1 by the unas,
Murphy both processing TO wear ths white cIotbin
Of the peopie shfF afE1O sat e
T2T ms 2nm ENDS TIE OF the New
edherents OF that party in the great Empire state
approval also OF the leaders OF the minority party
generally throughout The United States 10Y
say. 1T IS 20 party" adherfng n +bs ,lor1
ces which have always been it's guide 70 Tct1,p ~
errors that may have crept into industrial and no.
hucal life We are curing, the defects and we we
must continue 10 perform that duty. We. as the
majority organization, have not only 20 take care
OF ourselves. but we have to take care OF a mis-
guided and misled minority. The time n ecI Is
". No man can successfully attack the reoor6
OF the Repub.can congress and the administration
CT Theodore Roosevelt ''"-
The President. the Senate and the House OF Ran
resentatives have co-opera,ed IN all this work and
speaking as one VINO knows from intimate asso-
eato1 win tlT " @ o. oeo-92eration, want to
- frcfioa or with better results p VIII
To- he ena,tGlsnt OF the railway rate law tba TTra
food law. thu rnsat inspection law the emrIoysrs1
liability law. the consular reform law the free
alcohol Law. ana many other statutes that vrers
o. tied during the first session OF the Eeth Co. 80
..Nfauv men O. many minds Is an old sau $3.50
Is as true to-day as when r. written ara 80
TOYS raDresenting many sections OF fLa .oS,.ts
md many different and conf-tlr- interests ,vtthy
ana how 10 do 1t Ne have had many -nsn ~
many minds and there have been ruapy dtrersot,
suggestions but in the general desire to meat CO.
dfrions and correct abuses that have deyelorad -
diyfdn3l differences have given way 10 tha CO. "
Tlo- Dtir17se ard the viii Of the ma jority Oo-'f
IS sneaker ot the House have CONSULTED v,,,,
these conferences have never found any one vbn ~,
regarded hir will absolute or his official postrion
as giving him The right 20 dictate There has beer
-TT.~z-o- 70 meet the wishes OF the rrst6rSsva
~ ~, neoIe with wise legislation that would bring
he greatest good 90 the greatest number and 10
.lsrag b., lie old wigwGm here IN Chicago vbsn
,i.-si+,r, fncolu was nominated for the Presi5sD
r-. and -oW the question IS 8Te-en,oI whether IN
M. -h1=ar that will insure the continuance ~
sound administration and the enactment OF addi-
tionsi wise and remedial Legislation as the nsces-