The morning times., 1896-09-25
KEYSTONE STATE CALLERS
Continued from First Page.

A>ss>cs.~f
If GraBt. Stevens, OF your own State. ana
Cameron, Blaine ana Garfield, and the
scores OF other 0istiE guikhed statesmen
whose great services tna0e The greatest
and niUst prOspetous country CT the world
Equal cre0it cuuld perhaps be accorded to
others Than tile iiiLstiIOGs names 4 lave
mentioned, but greater distinction none
can claim. Their first, their nGblest.
their highest asL LiIa tiUfIs were fCr 4in-eiIca
for mcricans. Wewanta better A merican
sentiment
I'VE want to cultivate a higher ma
tieBal spirit. We want To keep DigD the
American name. The great men who
Touude.i PennsyiyaLiI, the great men wLo
founded the government, tBe great men
who have siuce sustained it in war and
politics, have revoited, at the Thought OF
reputation and national honor.
They would have locked upon cheap
dollar oily another form Of TIE IL
iiatiou heresies which they always steac-
lastly opposed, aud wbich in the end would
degrade the country. Tney. time and "A gain,
deuouIicei Tree trade, IGlnung TO tli,. II
paid lai,orers of other countries as con
spicuous examples OF the wrong taat
would he Inflicted by the Introduction OF
such an industrial ss stem here. Shall we
not heed their aslnionitions?"
Major McKinley's address, in response
to the remarks Of Col. Huff, spokesman OF
as follows:
PRINCIPLES SEVERYTHING.
col. huit and My Fehow -CiiiZehs OF
westih"reiand County: tnahk you, one
aud al, ior Tue soou cheer whiCh you DIins
to welcome you when reflect on the long
distance you have travelled and tie great
discoinfi.urc you must nave Eeeo supJec.ed
10, anu t'iat you nave co'he heie 70 'eSei3
your devotion 10 htpubhcah prihcipies ana
your desire Tor tie success OF the hepubican
party.
friucipies In such tth''st are every
thus' they are iHusIeriui, anu ever f!thihS
eise must be suoofuoateu 10 tie"i- III this
coolest, Old party lines are beins more or
less effaced ahd patHotic ciuZehs are
coming loScther upon one common piatloiih
10 sustain Tue pubhc hohor ana support Tue
good iaith OF 'he uoSernihept Oh Tue Chi,ed
states itis contes. I'D stfne OF HsasIec's
Is tue oid' yci ever new ana eternal CON
test between right ana wrong. standhg ior
tue rlght, as We beheVe. Tor can lh"rc be
auS na,iGai %". cr,..,i, nnS n,,innaI c"rror',r
and the supremacy of the law is .taniing
for the night? Can there be any doubt of
that. nv fellow -citizeps of west1norciand
county?
"LiIcoln said In one of those gre At de
bates against Douglas: 'Itis a Question be-
tween right and wrong. chat is the 'caI
issue. That is the issue that will cu.-
tinue in this country when thesD poor
tongues OF ours are silent Itis the eternal
struggle between these two principles,
right and wrong, throughout the w.rid
.Incy are two principles that have stood
face to face from the beginning Of time
and will ever continue to struggle until
the right shall ultimately triumph
"The principle for which Lincoln con
tended, the limitation OF slave territory
and the final abolition Of slavery itseif.
did triumph NEST gloriOusiy To the salts
faction evidently OF every patriotic citizen
Doth North ana south. Ne aie coufr"r;ed
this year with question Of no mere Iarti-
san difference, but with great :.arai
principle, such a question. acniit- that
ought never to enter into political discus
sion. but which having arisen must be
courageonsiy met by the American people
and settled cnee for all uron che "ttrnal
principles II right, justice and honor, ard
so settled trust. that the like of It will
never lie raised again
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