Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
|E DIR. SCORES
THE PRESIDENT.
, War Policy a Money
Making Scheme.
all the Big Things are
Great-Quay, Hanna
Platt and Co.

dovenor last year and who polled
600 votes for State Treasurer i'm
Z, spoke today at the Dauphin
'nty Prohibition Convention. He
in part:
Not all big things are great. TIE
publican party of Lincoln, Sum.
Seward, Chase, Greedy and
ield was not SO large as is tbe
hine ruled, boSs-cursed, moral
pse still cal ed the Republican
ty, and run by such public enemies
Qury, Hanna, Plati and Brewer
but the former was 80 mach
ater than the latter that one will
the largest niche in histor,
ough the cycling centuries while
other will rot amid its own putre-
stion.
1.-THE thrifty farmer is he who
lrfvates well his ten acre patch and
't he who skins and skins hi
'ndred acre iarm. We could put
hglaL d, Ireland, Scotland and
ales, the whole of Great Britain
to our little state of Tesas-little
compared to Alaska and have
|ough ground LETT to make a
bod sized State.
"And yet little England is great.
lie dominates the seas. shares tie
|ternational policy of The world. aud
lamps her Impression on all newly
ade codes and constitutions. She
great IL commerce, manufactures,
griculture, mining, law, govern
ent. SciSnce, art, literature. and,
hat is o-st of all. morals. Rus she
great also because the mother OF
greater.
"i'resident Mckinley could have
nort9 lized his memory by levoting
is administration 10 an honest er-
'rt to redeem our county from the
sign of lawlessness as did Washing
IN from the tyrrany of the foreign
lvaders. Lincoln from the domestic
ave master. and Garfield from the
Of the political boss.
"Unhappily for the country he has
lowed the man Mark Hanna, who
ought him 10y paying his personal
ebts, and other sharkes like QUAY.
latt ana Brewer Cox, together with
le millionaire property grabbers of
Vail street,to force us into an inter-
Unable war of national conquest
IL individual greed. If the twI or
lree thousand millionaires repre-
antiag syndicates and trusts that
lready own three-fOrths of the
rope:ty In this country and can ut
'ih make money-for themselves by
rbiLanly creating hard times or
ood tiWes though always the former
oI The laboriug man; we say if these
len wanted additional outlet for
heir capital and were sighing for
nOre financial worlds to conquer, it
7as no reason why the President
hould, after a sickly protest yield
o their clamor As voiced by that
Millionaire Club, otherwise known
3 the United States Sentte
"This war was inaugurated in the
Iame of ci arity. but we could have
'etter affor ded to have bought the
tarvipg CubHns and the Spaniard-
yronized Fillipincs to our own
ountry and give every family farm
han iDaugurate the policy that
utrages the traditions of tue father
urns peace seeking nation into
ation OF a gresSives by brut force,
nd at the same time oyerthrows
he long-veprrs'ed Monroe Doctrine
# ''n%ither enianghng ourselves
vith the broils of Europe, nor suffer
ng tho power of thesOId World to
Interfere with the affairs of the
lew"
"Mr Mckinley, in the hands of
he bosses who opposed him, till
hey found they could use him, Will
70 down in history with the un-
distinction of having
sOwn to the wind that pro osparity
nay reap of the whirldwind' OF
Aleerlsm, another name
or embalmed beet and starved
'oldiers; OF establishing it by premit
ing it in tie army, the army saloon
'or the depreciation aud destruction
Of tens of thousands of young men,
n