Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-19
THOMAS BRACkETT REED.
The Maine Mans Candidacy Presented
by Henry Cabot Lodge, of Mns-
anchuarlIs


s"rh"s~us.
81. Louis. Mo, June iS-ifcnrv caho
Lodge rlnced sp.,ts- r,or,,s "a a., q
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"otulhAilon ~ the following address.
MT chairman and Gentlemen Of IN
! Convention .- Four v,,,s 400 yrc ,,,, as a,
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| ,,,, .u"' ''u'v'ehtN'lN's OF the great u"
puhliean party Prosperity was In TN
ployod rbet. ,,as - -. ~. - '''' ~"
a 80 ,s,,s -. t'oH 4"E ""s.t io
'ehh enterprise was stirring and bold TIL,
| treasury was ruu tn, ,1ttiI. revenues nm,
ria Tor tho publi, mood ~. v,ra a, 800.
wl.h nj, do ,..',i, s,,, W, w. a. ''ly' ''
-" "'' l"' W"fll, ana hti placed pru
u'ht mana on the key of the Pacific, Foui
short years have como and rome LON
| nbou, ,,,t 80, - A',is' is'VN
| -. ''"' '"' u''HuTE " empty
| our credit Is ls impaired. our revenues ar,
| with inror,, b,, b,. n..,,,,,i,, ,t,,t
| ry,,,s .,,., .i - - '"h "' hit"
| Confidence haY. gone i,rf.rnrIea t,s .,itci
It's eagle winds. ..,i mopss and hlinks in
que "i'ihtt place our mills arc Idle AMI
our railroads crippled. Capital hides itself
| and labor INV wake ,t,, st,,-. ,,h,,, T.
! ,,.,,t... - ,' 'N' S1''''' tn'tr iS
| work. Wa have met with sights abroad
| and have serious Differences with other ma
! tIous The k,v M, ,b, u,gt,,r h,s s,I,,,,,,,
! s,.,,,, ,,,.,'.tl,', .'' 'gt"e mas s"ipeu
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! I,','., iI.i IN '"lS nenlslh'te. our own
| PUN !at''S nave been threatened In Alas
-, ~. h1 Monroe docitln" has been de-
,.a.1i 1u' " ls noi YET Nindieatcl. The
lrNll' "i . nelghborlng Island fighting for
'.''4oul ,Noh toward " with imploring
eyes ana look IN vain. The American pol
!y which would protect our industries at
| h1rlc and our Tag abroad has faded and
wihrroI away
' Look, then, upon that picture and then
on this
could You on that fair mountain leave
nut four sh5rt YEAR, b'v" co,,,, AVID
Fou. and they have brought this change
Il viii tell vgu in a word Tho Drrro.
crntir 49,! - u' ai " Morl "c t,t.U2-
the answer Wnon W. .sii. tSc bsayy M SrI. y
Ion Of bindlps H. ,s. ,,,,,,s n,, r,,i.
inr rslieY . ~ tt ~ s.,,Is M. NJ p'ms ,
r'.r,, "l..pi."t .p ~ .,''s s"'A' 'Hs, .H' I'm
palS u'.etE'l ne people by promising
nnijs OF ,,hese promises az" an about US
-, ,yY.tiay' We haNe he ptonlls 70 maxi We
ieve We can perform. We will do our
II.9,. Ihdt is AZ Ana as IN ls5tWe saved the
blum lers. bankruptcy and misfortune
We are gathered here 10 choose tho
next president OF the United States. That
W. VIII win IN the election no man doubts.
brt let Us not deceive ourselves with tho
pleasant fancy that the campaign is to be
an easy one. II Will he hard battle; ii
cannot be- otherwise when as much depends
upon the result Against the Repu6llcan
strength, progress and order. Will be ar
rsyeu not only that organized failure. the
.1v'iIu''a.'. .I EartN; out ~! the Nuh1eflns
order. 1t is not merely the presidency
which Is set before US as the prize, The
prosperity OF the country, the protection
OF our industries. the soundness OF our cur
f.hcE ana the national credit, are all
s,HEti on tho great issue to be decided
frSs the duty OF rescuing the country
,i,,,.lH U,,. lHt n ",itsetS INTO Hh!Gh ~ has ueeh