New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Liability s lam he ana as we as the
dtlonel protection secured Tor s EN- of Iaborers
as asd rssRfSh sss
ful exercise Of the powers OF rnTaads and their
employees and the law making beginn,niE nnioyes m Of
the government are among the most con1mie,na-
able Of the d2 e this
yet to be done and the Republican party pledges
and the % retirement Of conditions among those
whose nd labor eonPhqss ri ute contT so muon 10
The 'a Same % policy which Induced the RsRuS
PaFt aS ant
Of poye ef S bd sa haTe for
wages under the bankruptcy laws TO ota1Pot aapPI Of
Co9mba direct investigati9n into .ng the sPer s4e
dit of wors m ,ssnbone ana ano
psnes engaged 5 in interstate sessSn Of Con
gress in order TO secure thorough ind9ar{} y The
the a of &c a and Sss the
prohibiting the Importation Of cont1acf
Will be autory
tae o a %ho @
party recognizes the special needs ol the We'll
being of all But NOR more important than all other
IS that of good eli percan anf
whatever his occupation. in his capacilS A'
whose welfare Is as Etal ta d9 t9 the the
of the tb Thols Tn.
perity of the whole country rests pecuiiary uIa
party during the last tWeve years has accom-
! plished extraordinary work in ingfng the re-
the farmer Not only IN advancing agricultusee ,1se
life in order to attract farmers sons and dsugh- u
ters toward rather than away from tie hn 10. en- m
gagged, 90 +.,,-. | -..~ o--.n,,sb.o over
millions Of citizens and we favor ITS e. esfen
the full BENEFITS of the postal service We rec,
good country roads, maintained more and more
largely at public expense and - less ana In tes this
work We recommend the growing factors of state sa
be appropriately rendered
TO SAFEGUARD USE OF INJUNCTION.
ues of pracedre in the federai courts with re-
spect to the of the writ Of injunction as Will
6ne erdeFs Sas ?7h @
Of the courts to enforce their process to the end
that Justice may be done at all times and 10 all
The RePuPMean bic PsT has ssa q for the me4 aean
can Tfe n hi feeem and Citizenship
It wrote into the organic law of the land the dec
rgh and 4af It oda his sn1
progress in intelligence industry and good ela
ment Of the nation. We demand equal JUSTICE for
p The eora ef s @ and the
a9fg IN 70 seoTe soua
dations on railroads and other public carriers
clare once more, and without reservation. for the
enforGement in spirit and letter Of all r ehGse 6s
signed for the protection and advancement of the
csfieS :gTandfatber Clauses" that have for their
real aim his disfranchisement for reasons of
color alone unfair. un-American and repugnant
to the supreme law of the land. -.,
Service laws enacted extended and enforced by
the Republican party, shall continue to be main
we indorse the movement inaugurated by the
natural resources: we favor the preservation of
the White Mountain and Appalachian forests; we
approve all measures to prevent the waste Of tim
her and commend the work now going on on for tie ts
fvtnre is more re fnsstsnt and none vii result in
greater blessings TO posterity. In line with this
imperative. enter upon a systematic improve
ment upon large and comprehensve plan: nus Just
harbors and great lakes. whose natural adapta,
OF the greatest gifts Of a benign providence
PREPARED TO MAINTAIN PEACE.
The soth Congress passed many commendable acts
increasing the efficiency of the army and navy.
Of the national establishment authorizing JOINT
naneuyres Of the army and militia an fortyns new
coaling stations instituttng female nurse corps
en oedo Boat n9 three
steam golfers and eight ft to nf f sreng6 a6
and secure in the CONSCIOUSNESS that the American
With any other country, we nevertheless declare
this Republic ready at ali times to defend her ira
ditional doctrines protect her citizens at home
promoting permanent tranquility among the ma
The conspicuous contributions Of American states
menshp to the great cause OF iqteTnationat peace
are an occasion for Just pride and gratihGatiieon
At the last session OF the Senase o. oI ehe +aed
establishing the rights of neutralsi laws Of war on
force for the collection of contractuai debts gov
eTng me oPsg ea OF n0etpes and in many ways
iessenng the evils Of war and promoting the peace
the same session twelve arbitration conventions
With nations ns treaties a4H OF SUI
prene Importance were ratified We indorse such
de he bond Of friendshp and good will
with all the nations of the world.
We adhere to the Republican doctrine of en-
Jegigisioh as - vii revive the Merchant marine
gg e Fl tne d2 % n trade Do and tha
industrial prosperity of our own people PIE the
organization of all existing national pgbIie health
agencies into TnEe a @ 9sa eet s pr
aoS pose iS'2 3nother Repubcan policy which must be
those who have fought the counfrys battles
ST the We comend aen tRe in the WIDOWS
pension made by the last Congress and declare for
the liOs1s snd tfaP the Psope sattuds
deeper as the memories of heroic sacrifice grow
| more sacred with the progressing years.
GOOD WORK ACROSS THE SEA
has freed cuba, given peace and protection to
Porto Rico and the Philippines under our flag and
conditions in cuba vndifate s 6 the tSis wisdom @
0f fiehabe bonds Of mutual interest. and the hope
| Is now expressed that the Cuban people will soon
again be ready 10 assume Coiiple'e So'ei'ieii''
! over their land. . -. ~. ,,,..s
c+a+ac is meeting with loyal and patriotic support
| order and prosperity prevail and the websing OF
~ ,eonie is being in every respect promoted and
/ preserved 49, 49,. z,,
! established and life and property
| made secure Education and practical experience
nre there advancing the capacity OF the people
| Sor government and the policies of Mckinley and
! TroosaveIt are leading the inhabitants step by
.ten TO an increasing measure OF nome rule
Time has justified the sci lection Of the Panama
J iSfhrr raD and