Burrows Speech At Republican National Convention
A speech by Burrows to the Republican convention outlines the party’s record, federal governance limits, and the approaching 1900 election. It praises four years of Republican policy, notes the Roosevelt and Fairbanks ticket, and asserts the government by the people principle under Lincoln.
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Keynote Speech Highlights Four Years of Republican Gain
Senator Burrows of Michigan extols Republican achievements in the last four years across agriculture, industry, and federal agencies. He cites population, farm output, coal, cotton, steel, and rail expansion, with praise for the Interior, Commerce and Labor, and Army reforms, plus progress in Cuba and the Philippines and the navy’s rise to second globally.
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