The evening world., 1920-10-29
TWENTY YEARS AFTER.
A Party That Abjures It's Past.

1900.
The American people are nethe, pohroons nor
pes5imbts'
"Whatece may Be IN store for Us IN The nsp and
tD1beaten track upon uhich are entering zoe shall
nOt Be found wh the unit lamp and The unsit ioin
"Our todv IS nctr. bit n Is not dark.
I'm the reodJusfmcnt Of tcorid conditions, where
pc must take our place nth me other great
Hons Of the EARTH ne shall more ,rih caution,
but not eih fear"
"The tafhcrs Of the Republic accepted Nth
courage such responsibilities as dcUoiUed upon
them"
"Tlc safety Of ms Republic must cCcr rest in
me courage Of young hcdrts ana the yigor Of
Die manhood
youth Is buoyout and hopeful
No snarins criticism. or gospel Of Mie An,er-
lea, or prophecy Of despair, wH find response from
hearts that beat full and strong 10Th courage oud Nth
(aHh"
From the keynote speech OF the Temporary
Chairman (senator =. o. wolcott Of Coloradol
at the Twelfth Republican National Conven-
ton IN Philadelphia. June. 1900
I'VE HGnd on me threshold ot a He,o century
Jig toih uto fate Of mighty nations. 10 rests 9TH
~ noio 10 decide iOhcther IN me opening years Of
hat century t0c shan march Ioroord 10 trcsh tn
umphs or ,0hcthcr AZ the outset nee shan cripple
ourselves for the contest.
rs A1uieGla toeoking 10 shrink from the pord-
uork Of The great DorH-poweysp
ono. The VouH0 giant Of the West stands on
continent and clasps me crest Of an ocean IN
either hand. our Nation glorious In youth and
strength, looks into the future ioth eager eyes
and rejoiccs as aStronO man 90 nun a race
we do not stand in eraDen mood asking 10 Be
spared The task erinsing as ne look on he contest
mo We challenge me proud privilege Of doing
the i0ork hGt Providence dIlotS us, aud zoe face
the coming years high Of heart and rcsolute Of
fdiih thar to our people Is OiDen the right to ioin
such honor aud rcnoicn as has neUer vet been
uouchSGted to the ngtiOns Of mankind"
From the speech Of the Hon. Theodore y
Roosevelt OF New York at the Twelfth Repub
lican National Convention in Philadelphia
June 1900.
NO party creed DEFINED me cOrso you lPrsH
dent Mckinley rere 10 foIloc
Courage, foresight comprehensive o. Amert
Gun Interests both noto and in me unchdrted ~
iure, faitk IN the American people and IN their
ainesS for great tasks, then your only 0uidet
aud couHsellors
"Thus you truueA ana put IN operation thi,
great nelc policy ioich has made Us al once mas
tors Of the Antilles and great Eastern potoer,
holding firmly possessions on both SideS Of
the Poetic,
The nsw and strange scT s1eds Jear and The
courage ind prsseienee rohieh accept them always
arouse criticism and attack.
"Yei a great departure and new policy use
neOa more quickly justified than those undertaken BY
you.
From the speech at Canton. o, July - \
1900, In which Senator Henry Cabot Lodge OF |
Massachusetts, officially notified President Nc |
Iunley that he had been n second time selected |
by the Republican National Convention as It's |
Presidential nominee
II cannot conclude iCithout concentrating mo-
country,ncn upon the strong national sentiment
Which tHdS oppression IN epery part Of our com
mon country and me Increased respect iCih l0hich
the American name Is greeted throughout me
World
We haze been moOtns in untrisd paths. bul on
steps haze been guided by honor and duty.
There pH Be no turning aside no ,laosrins n,
retreai."
we DM perform pihou fear every national an,
International obligation"
+ From the speech at Canton. o., July l2N
1900 In which President Mckinley accepted
his second nomination for the Presidency
1920.
~ DO NOT WANT TO CLARITY THOSE on
LOCATIONS WANT TO TURN NY BACK OF
THEM 1T rs NOT INTERPRETATION BU,
REJECTION THAT An SEEKING"
Words in which the Republican candi
date for President of the United States in