The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-22
SUTHERLAND OF
UTAH DELIVERS
THE NOTIFICATION
Accepts Honor rendered BY G. 0.
P. and Pledges Loyalty to
Platform Pledges
ROOSEVELT Is ASSAILED
Sunny Jim Says Gov. Wilson Is
Not a Statesman and Only
Pefagogue'
ROOSEVELT IS AssAILED

Aaaociated Press Dispatch.
Utica. N. r., Aug 21.--Vice
President James Schoolcraft Sher-
man was today notified OF his re-
nomination by the recent Republican
convention at Chicago. Senator
Sutherland made the notification adj
dress
Vice President James s. Sherman,
in accepting the vice presidential
nomination of the Republican party,
said In part:
| Gentlemen Of the committee, you
represent forty-eight states of the
Union and the eight million Repub-
liean voters la your wide domain.
You bear the commission Of the con-
ventioni which representing them,
met in Chicago in June, The am
nails Of American parties do not re-
cord the proceedings OF a political
gathering conducted with more
openness, fairness, deliberation Sob
riety and worthy purpose than that
for which you speak.
mot deceived by the clamor of
those who attempted to bolster
claims without basis by hundreds OF
contests resting on foundation 80
fimsy that in the light of investi-
cation, most of them melted away
like snow in a furnace heat and
were rejected by quite or nearly a
iln1nimOnZ
adopted a platform that rings true
for patriotism and constitutional
government and worthily bestowed n
denomination upon our president
present chief executive
For Party Platform.
Our party has never before COM
ferred second nomination for the
Office of vice nresident upon any
man. This distinction was not
sought by me. but unsolicited, 1t Is
the more appreciated. AS a loyal
Republican | stand squarely upon
the party platform. approve OF
admirable statement OF Republican
principles and achievements made in
the address accepting the nominal
tion for president by VIM Howard
Taft. Upon that platform and as
sociated with ~sesIcent Taft,
gratefully accept the denomination.
Our opponents are divided into
two camps. rivaling each other in
their efforts to excel in disturbing
the civic and economic order Of the
country. The new party thrusts
Itself forward into the vacuum left
by the phantoms of other third par
ties, which have passed into obliv-
ion. Oblivion. too, awaits 1t. The
Democratic party in the nation has
many times defeated its Republican
rival In August, but twice has it
done 80 in November"
The speaker commented upon the
platforms of the Democratic and
Progressive parties and read ex.
cerpts from volume written by
| Governor Wilson. whom he declared
a pedagogue, not statesman.
He upheld the protective tariff
and said the thoughtful could see
no promise of hetterment "in the
frantic cry for change" He eom4
mended the recent vetoes OF tariff
bills by President Taft and said the
yetoes called for the support of
every citizen, Continuing he said:
"The crime of this new age is
frenzied speech and action, lack of
thought, spurning of deliberation
and of the weighing of the conse-
| quenee. Fakirs with projects to
get rich quick draw gaping crowds.
Mad haste Is the pastime OF the
multitude. Automobiles race to
carry their passengers to death at
mile minute. The British Boaro
of Trade attributes the awful sink
ing of the Titanic, with its cruel
sacrifice of life, OF crew and passen-
gers TO excessive speed The third
term party and candidate will soon
CONCLUDED On Pags SIX wv