Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-06-20
fSABOUT READYFOR NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A Few Details Left for Committee on
Resolutions-Wade Ellis of Ohio and
Senator Long of Kansas Responsible
Copy 1900 Plank on Trusts-com-
pIiments Last Congress.


stand during the next campaign has
been completed, with the exception Of
a few details, which will be left for
the committee on resolutions to in
sert, is the opinion of many who are
in the confidence of the republican
leaders. The work has been done by
Wade Ellis, attorney general of Ohio
the craftsman of the recent Ohio
state platform; Senator Hopkins, who
will be the chairman of the committee
on resolutions; Senator Long of Kan
sas, and a few others, including the
president and Mr.. Taft, who have been
freely consulted.
The policies of President Roosevelt
will be Endorsed unequiyocally, and
this Endorsement will be the central
idea of the document. These policies
will be set forth as the embodiment Of
the principles of the republican party,
whose achievements will be lauded as
at all times wise and beneficial, as
ever in the interests of the people
These principles, it will be declared,
are quite in contrast with the policies
of the democratic party, which, as en-
bodied in the public utterances Of its
leaders, il will be said, promise nothing
good that can be assured Of accom-
plishment.
The republican party's record as the
party of protection and sound money,
as the party of progress and good
principles, as the party that gave free
dom to Cuba and lifted the yoke off
the necks OF the people Of the Philip
pines and from Porto Rico, will be up
held for admiration and made the sub
ject Of much praise, and the voting
public will be asked to continue TO
patrOnize the political craft that has
carried il across 50 many streams.
Specifically speaking, more attention
has been given by the platform makers
to the tariff than to any other subject.
There viii be an unequiyOcal declare
ton for revision, but the disposition is
10 leave the working out Of details 10
congress.
The principle Of protection viii be
indorsed in general terms and there
may be a declaration favorable 10 a
maximum and minimum tariff as the
one best calculated 10 insure The pro-
motion of American interests under
varying conditions
Financial Plank.
Next tO the tarin the financial plank
has received most careful attention.
but tho enactment Of the emergency
currency law just before Abe close of
tAo recent session Of congress bias rem.
dored the preparation of this plank
much simpler than b would have been
~ there bad been no such legislation
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