The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-27
INDIANA HONORS
HER FAV0R|T'E SON.
Mr.. Beveridge Sounds Keynote,
and Fairbanks's Boom Is
Formally Launched.
REVISE TARIFF AF7ERWARD.
Hoosier Republicans Would
Amend Rate Law and For
bid Child Labor.
Use TARIFF AFTERWARD.
Hoosier Republicans Would

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dccember es.
AT the biennial Republican love feast
to-day. United States Senator Albert
nsyeridEe asllH Hts xe NE prnelpa
should be the future action OF the
party, and reiteratirg his former
statement that Indiana will stand
solid in the next national convention
Vicn-President Charles w. Fairbanks,
Senator Bevcridge said:
After we elect our President we
will revise our tariff. Any man In any
on the eve OF national election is
either too uniformed or too insincere
to be trusted.
ANY tariff revision unsettles some
country, but tarin revision before
presidentia election would prolong that
disturbance for rutnous months. Mean
while. a tariff commission should gath
Congress-
would Amend Rate Law.
I'VE must amend the railway rate law
at points where It Ia defective. We must
siaekles honest enterprises because /. does
not At the present conditions. We must
prevent oyer-cap.talization and the swind,
excuse. We must drive the canal 10 com
pleton ana improve the nations waterways
tina. the people hs, = may have the transport
I'VE must and Will end the ntamy and
shame OF child labor In this republic. Those
who say 1t Is aunconstitutional for the nation
to stop this national evil deny the authorize,
OF the Supreme. Court and the validity OF
a dozen similar laws already on the statute
books We Republicans regard the Constl-
tuition az Marshall regarded 1.-THE chart
| OF progress but not the shield Of wrong. !"
Resolutions were adopted unan imously
urEing the nomination Of V!ce-Presldent
Charles W. Fairbanks for the presidency.
rhe resolutions were introduced by Cover
FOR Frank Hanley. and were adopted with
a round Of cheers by the thousand and more
active party workers OF the State who were
| present.
Fairbanks Warmly Urged.
The resolutions were as follows
I'VE. the Republicans OF the state o!
Indiana, in biennial love-feas; assembled,
send gree tings and fluctuations to the Hor:
| Charles W. Fairbanks. Vice-P.esident OF
! the United States. and turn to him for lead
we have often trusted him and have many
| times given him high commission.
ellis clean life in public and ntthe home
| his clearress OF concept, his pose of char
great ability have long appealed to US.
"His love of the people from whose loin.
| he came, the faith he has ever manifested
IN American institutions and In Republican
4 fairs the support he has given Presden,
! Roosevelt In the Senate and in his present
high office. and the memory OF the conn
| cence and affection In which the late Presi
| dent Mckinley held him, lead Us to declare
| him great and broad. and brave enough Il
| deal with the new conditions now before
| tho country.
| we ask his leadership with full conf
| dcnce in his wisdom and his patriotism ant
promise him in return our highest effort ant
test endeavor to secure for him the com
i mission OF his party at the national con
1 ycntion 10 be assembled at Chicago mex
l June.