Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-24

CHICAGO, June 20. The text of the ,la,form, as adopted by the committee mn resolutions, is as follows:
 "Once more the Republican party. m national convention assembled, sub ui,s ifs cause to the people. This great historic organization, that de. ',royci slavery, preserved the Union, restored credit, expanded the national lomain. established n sound financial system, developed the industries and resources of the country and gave Co ne nation her seat of honor in the councils of the world, now meets the new problems of government with the same courage and capacity with which t solved the old.
 Republicanism Under Roosevelt "ln this. the greatest era of Ameri. can advancement, the Republican par. " has reached it's highest service under ,he leadership of Theodore Roosevelt. "IIis administration is as epoch in American history. Hn no other period since national sovereignty was won under Washington, or preserved under Lincoln, has there been such mighty progress in those ideals of government which makes for justice, equality and far dealing among men. The highest aspirations of the American people have found a voice. Their most cxalt. ed servant represents the best aims and worthiest purposes of all his coun. .rymen. American manhood has been | lifted Co nobler sense of obligation. Conscience ad courage in public sta. ton and higher standards of right and wrong in private life have become ear. dpal principles of political faith; cap i,al and labor have been brought into closer relations of confidence and inter. dependence. and the abuse of wealth, Of privilege and favoritism have been pa, 10 scorn by the simple, manly vir. tues of justice and fair play.
 "The great accomplishments of Pres ident Roosevelt have been first and foremost a brave and impartial en. iorcement of the laws; the prosecution Oi illegal trusts and monopolies; the exposure and punishment of eyildoers n the public service; the more effect i've regulation of the rates and the service of the great transportation lines; the complete overthrow of pref srenee, rebates and discriminations; !; tbe arbitration of labor disputes; the amelioration of .wageworkers every wnere; the conservation ;ofrthe nation. al resources of the country the forward stsp-in the improvements of the inland waterways and always the earnest support and defense of every whole. some safeguard which hns made more h.. -T ss., and property. = ...
 "rhese are the Achievements that will make for Theodore Roosevelt his place in history, but more tran all else, the great things he has done will be an inspiration to those who have yet greater things to do. We declare our unfaltering adherence 10 the poll sies thus inauguratcd and, pledge theiI continuance under Republican ad ninis,ration of the government.
 Equality of Opportunity
 Under the guidance of Republican principles the American people have become the richest nation in the world Our wealth today exceeds that of Eng land and all her colonies. and taat oi France and Germany combined.
 When the Republican party wa born the total wealth of the 'countr, was $l6.0O0. 100000 IL has lcaped t' tllO,000. 100000 in a generation, whil' 1reat Britain has gathered but $d0, VOO,0O0.000 in 800 years. The Cnite' States now owns one.fourth of thu worlds wealth, and makes one-third Q all modern manufactured products.
 hn tnC nf ton, such as coal, the motive powe Of all activity; iron, the chief basi of all industry; cotton, the staple foun dalton of all fabrics; wheat, corn am all the agricultural products that fec mankind, Ameriea's supremacy is ur disputed. And yet her great natura wealth has scarcely been touched. w have vast domain of 3,000,000 sqnar miles, literally bursting with laten treasure. still waiting the magic o capital and industry to be converte 10 the practical uses of mankind;
 country rich in soil and climate, m tn ahharness energy of its rivers and ! al the varied products of the hel' The forest and the factory. Wit gratitude for God bounty; with prid In the splendid produetiveness of u past and with confidence in the plent and prosperity of the future, the k' publican party declares for the prime Die that in the development and e' loymcnt of wealth so great and ples ings so benign there shall he eqn' opportunity for all.
 Revival of Business
 Nothing SO clearly demonstrate The sound basis upon which our cor mercial, industrial and agricultural ' 'ereSts are founded, and the necess'' h promoting the present continue welfare through the operation or publican policies as the recent sa
 passage of the American peep through financial disturbance whlc 1T appearing in the midst of Democrat 'nlc or the menace of it, might nay equaled the familiar Democrat panics of the past. We eongrat,l'a
 The people upon this renewed eviden
 'i American supremacy and haIi WI
 confidence the signs now manlfest