New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

to-day on the matter OF Endorsements the
words mo less" were for long time the main
stumbling block. Hearty and cordial indorse-
ment was accorded President Roosevelt and the
friends OF Senators Foraker and Dick insisted
that the planks should read. "and no less cord
tally do we indorse the Senators" However. the
two words were finally dropped
When the convention met James HOlcOmbe
moved that 1T be the sense OF this convention
that Senator Dick be requested 20 decline 70
act as the chairman OF the state executive COM
mittee. and that he cooperate with the state
central committee in the selection OF a chairman
thereof TO manage the pending state campaign"
ATTACK DICKS SELECTION
Congressman Burton spoke IN support OF the
motion. After expressing desire for solid
phalanx Of Republicans 70 go forth TO victory"
he said:
& When -, We are sh.0ggh rough the qgsStip9. ot one t9
along the line Of The man who can cast His spear
furthest and with the greatest strength into the
Some weeks since Il was announced by the chair
man OF the Republican Sta.S Executive COMMITTEES
conventon as 70 who shot.lG be chairman OF IL
any I reason desired SSanss in Il the - eharansRp
We came here expecting to vote II FgSt o here & 5as
question as 70 who would be chairman
Last night, before the nomination OF state officers
IN violation as I understand IL OF every precedent
in every year. the twenty-one members OF the Re-
choice. Against that we protest What we ask Is
venton' Snail Senator DICK Be ohsiraI Q. 9hs
Republican state Executive Committee or not? II
those who oppose il viii acquesos in that selsoton.
.9o whatever r. or 7, opinion as p The wisdom or pn
leye that the majority should rule; but Z the ma
70 tie people OF the STATE Of Ohio Il Is ts proper
course for the Republicans 70 pursue. it means means
and some one else be selected in his place
Now, trust there will be no long discussion on
a
/ that whoever IS chairman OF the state Republican
ths people of me state ssying = was chosen in a
IN fairness II the other side desire 70 BE heard
{ for an equal time trust they may be heard
I Cries Of Foraker brought Senator Foraker
20 the front OF the platform He said:
hope The h. gentlemen O. the sonysptioa VIII re re.
Of the sonyention: ! am but looksr-oni not with
Ss.d S he bfCo 5St & asy SsRy inter-
s.2 MST 10 NE 20 BGrS But 5 out e viii vii S2 ssy % s n an RG
6noT % OK ;, no Fsen way sr Fan WI9 Tas goo9 oo
enough 20 be chairman for Mark Hanna; good
enough 20 Be chairman for. Governor Nash; good
gnaHlIaoas vote 0f me, RsDuSHcaHs q he ohi9
sgs9tpss m 70 Ss my % 69sasf e. nan SH9 >, Hs S aae
q the bss: cha.Eraan-shGqld not ss conn-1asd hy
tee put him yesterday.
and the chairman had difficulty IN securing Or
/ der. When a vote vas taken the roar OF noes
was followed by prompt declaration that the
motion was lost However. on demand & roll
call was ordered The vote was 253 ayes TO
573 noes.
DICK SPEAKS FOR HARMONY.
Senator Dick took the platform on the an
nOuncement Of the vote. and expressed his
Il
publican party 70 victory" He said:
7 thank you for this reinforced commission to
We al have our differences OF opinion. We have q
have right TO them. but and here let Us settle
d an tGess aigTeRce5 teS US PT0cse6 20 nominate a
votes: Let let US write platform upon which al can
away from the differences which have divided US
( let Us make common cause against the common
all Republicans look alike 70 Us, and invits into the
fold-baek on 70 the reserva1ion-an The Indians.
as would be glad TO affiliate with Us. and make the
! ReSubIican party 10 the administration OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt. 20 the splendid record made by
Congress and in the Legislature. II We have differ
scss. 1S' Ii rs 0uIy NE s1St s6 % o' 70 5 SS- T 50-
and great success Our party principles are worthy
let give al our energies and al our efforts TO
Now. once more I thank you In order that We
may proceed will close with assurances 10 you.
@an 9ng wro thinks difrerenty TO what 40. or Wh6
carries IN hts mind heart some other preference
10 every man and every individual the rights
which claim and exercise for myself but this Is
for greater efforts along higher lines 70 ulumate
and greater success
The Senator was applauded heartily as he
took his seat
STAND PAT PLATFORM
A resolution Of sympathy for Mrs. Pattison.
the widow OF the Democratic Governor who died
last spring, was adopted Governor Harris was
then made permanent chairman. and after he
had made a brief speech the COMMITTEES on
resolutions reported platform which was in
part follows:
The, Republican policy OF protection must ,.
gratifying and unparalleled prosperity and com
ules along protective lines must be made BY the
Republican party, whose devotion 20 the policy OF
guarantee OF the confidence Of the manufacturing
We most heartily approve and indorss Theodore
Roosevelt and his administration of public affairs.
ITue 20 ne & bisso n iso ~ rs n6- py 2 as
met and fulfilled our high expectations. His
Courage his lofty ideals OF public duty and of pri
vate citizenship. have won for him unique place
pie We express our renewed cOnfdsncs in his
ability. his patriotism. his pure and high minded
him belongs the principal credit for the long
e-ress' and we are proud OF his leadership ana
pledge him loyal support IN the future as in
his administration and 70 enable him 10 compIets
the mission the American people intrusted % him
be aided by a Republican Congress A hostile
House OF Representatives would thwart his high
mtJed.
and indorse our distinguished Senators Joseph Ben
sou EGt1AeI S Slu GSsIiss @ blcS ~, ~ ,y