Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-11-10
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representatives of the great issues in
| volved in this struggle
William Mckinley. standing day after
| day on his porch has uttered words OF
patriotism, of philosophy. and or states
manship.. that have been an lnspirat,ion I,,,,
! with grace. with fervor. he has in mas,
| terly manner discussed every issue. and
presented to the American people every
phase of every issue involved. Under all
these trying circumstances ne mas never
made mistake. and he has shown to an
the world that he is equal 70 meet any any
emergency that may be placed before
him.
A. Hobart. one of our ablest ana mos,
politicians in the country in its trusst
sense, has lent to the organization ms
valuable experience and Judgment. CO.
operating with the committee day by day
and in addition. speaking to thousands IN
his own state No purer. better. safer
man than he lives: and he Is worthy
companion for the ilustrious mead OF the
ticket. ,,;o,,o,,
Maine has borne a most conspicuous
part in this struggle. Leading on IN SEP ed
tember with majority OF nearly 9y,orv, nto,.,
il paved the way for the great Nlctoi9
which followed on Nov. ).
1ur distinguished senators and the able
members of our delegation IN the iiouse
of Representatives, our next Governor
and many of our young orators. nave Deeh
visiting different sections of the country.
giving their work and their influence for
our Sucee9s' ... ~. +ho po,,,hl;oar
party has achieved magnificent victory;
that the Republican party in the platform
o, ordpnlainpI p.l itself for honest money. for
prrotaction' r for reciprocity. for law and
order and that We have right to claim
~ II, III NJ not he c,aimad as one know
tiret NO one viii accuse me of not being a
partisan; | am one and l glory in it. but
Klio" roa tha a,rnnst and ,ov., s7innort
nf na ,r;otic ri Damonrats in everv state in
~ P,t,i ~ NJ tia ~ n,,,5 la ',,,,,a,, f,,i
l,.e e,i '''J' ~ is nn e'sv Inn, to senaratr
yro,n vo,'r nartv orGaniza1ion especialiy
nbnn vom havc been at1ached TO il ana
,,fo, "a ,,i;,t ~ ro,. years. nm IN, ('hi-
comn convrntinn lenarted from Inc trnn
rH;Yin nI,i' az The bnmocrat t;r nartv ma
iin'I its,if unnn . mlotfarn, ,itsohutei,.
pi,tan;.,; ~, tha t,,,a ,,,.inrinias Of fre.
;t,,tinn of n,,r lana Denionrats in
every section. following the example o:
si Iames Nv " Rradburv' Who refused to fol-
In, tho fl,tform Nv thci, votns have
heInaa To win ibis yictnrv and are en-
i.,'1 "a H., in ~, f,1,iii ''n ~, ns not
tha credit and the honor which is thejr
i''a w W " ~ ~ " ~
Nv friends we are TOO near TO This great
contest which has i,Ist heen settled to
fnilv comnrahend an thnt II meant ana an
M IL ,paons for thn ,,,alfara a"a ~
fntra II df this contry wa ''' W;lt1n
Who So trutbfrl,v ayriai,neu.
Peace hath its victories no less re-
nowned than War"
90 hoi neleVe thtt war ever brouSnt
70 thlS country a victory lfausht WIN
more more nene'lt 10 me country man VII
come from the pesicelui victory optdiheu
py ,,, the panol on uesu1E iast. ...,,
ne hevolulloniIy war WIS i strussic
!or ouI .iit9iepei]1ueilSg 9a ] nlu ioi tnG 10Y
tioh OF IL Tree SoNcrnneht on inns CONT
iitHt iit W ~ VI iol- "siH a tpiiiilCt
Whiicn Whicn estab,lsned our rights upon 'he
s ilisn seds iiiu ~ iiauc .sit ueIh oi an Ainti
icai ,.a vessel liie son OF Our laiid. ne WA
VII VIII w ,,; Wa d va ~ eoiT % 49,.
WaI ior ttriitorlil acqu!Siloil. ne war
OF ls'i,So ,; Was a war 10 preserve ana ma n
icf i was la.s a IN s1,s,i ailS 6onn c,
~ t;t 9. ~ ~ " s ',lit ..ie .,Jiioi IN, aiiu
@ ~ 80 " S IN, 'iiitis, . Iiiu 70 r.
~ rter y,o .f tb ~ hao lali1i
an i, "a enn peopio .pi IN"
ppershad 'ln from ne f5co or nv mouiu nav
~. ", i1., ,; ntUia, ~ i i,ec ~ 'iIr t.ii
an i,ot d1iis hiis tl,1 ratis uasT vi NAtiaNa
Ssi * ha ;',.s resIfd IL; 'tJ tb ti, ,e ~ ol
Snntb - ;t uo,,fd 49, ~ ,,., ~ it,ip UP ] ~ ,ie
,,nntc On thie conti,o,4 ,Tha, ~ ~ - ,,,;a
i,n ~ 81 ',,ds ney ppm lnlsht
haa sa,ea an rnl, ,"t ,' t'tT pSope
ni,' ~ M oii Cbic g ny aiiu 'e pIii
,,nSed # wo,.Id So ,,t n'iu & q,
dntian az o,r ra t;n,, 10, ho,a ny ueSaa
nave meant the ahsoiute destrnct;"n ~ ~
fr.e rnvarnn,ent Ne9'' uN ''''i "
Tbe q nnestinn of tho FREQ and ,,,in,i+o,
coinaeaa az siI,.or M I, i,lu @ u,i.iii;eu
a,,iis S,ae NOT No ,ast ;i
tr,,rn,,'h uou,d ,,.s ,,,,, " T III" @ etm
vantinn efr,,ni. ~ tbo 49, aHat ne 80 80
srovern,nent Jt darIared a.sa;n.J ~ w ~
rights nf The courts az o,,r Ina tn ;,o,,;r
into ana nrevent vgrongs Nv he -
an,titv nr;nri,ia ~ ;,j,,nAtio,r' T. ~
that the President az the J1nited States
renr.sentin~ ti3a nenn1a of no Irnita7i;
Sfates had not r,oht nI. authoritv r. mi,
mnbs or riots or to nreySant l., ,y,,laesina.s
in anv state unless 81 raonastad h, ~
Ivac,i,iva of ~ ctoto =, d,,h;t ~ ~ ,nc
ieSenase ey;sta5 ~ iao,,;at. a. 'l f 10" ~
convantloo in a,ort ,,a,a ~, o,,r "a a;ti ."t
,,,,irbaJ nifian, NJ I,rnIr,,,, ~ 'i ISL ISL
hot only ra~otinnrp ',lnui the1 wero ueci@reo ri
hltjon. my
But the right triumphed. 1t triumpled
this country desire to do rIpht and hare
cota4 10 90 "a3hi "3 h lheE E oniy had TO be edu
scented to them to settle forever these
the side of honor. of Justice and of Also
to, LUZ hslanrs re re tbe", ne oi es great VIC
who are in the majority and viii a!ways avs
are so great that the imagination cannot
They will bring to the people of this coun-
the world and material prosperity. Again
our mills and manufactures will ali h.. |