New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-18

.v have little care for mere individuals. ex.
Tne! the individual may serve them best and
cep. -.cresent the principles which are dear TO
pes . IN governmental policy.
'n. .hove all else you want your Government al
1900 with integrity and for the equal ben
MINE all (Applause) You want your Govern
en-, :. 70 10 the representative Of one class OF
men, a, still another class OF people. but Of all
Pc yssr people and to embody In that Government
the trest and the noblest aspirations Of all
'e "a co ! shall so back TO the great duties OF
A' o@ce cheered by your encouraging words,
~ n..sr rthened by your happy faces. in which
ss.aa deyoton to country and an increasing love
rem avr free institutions. (Applause). shall go
!o' , tssling that | carry with me the purposes
ps.n, are in your hearts: and II ] can carry
WIZ WIZ. nurposes into public administration. then
!h w,II have achieved the highest office OF pub
IT. servant. applause
I,s s,, in every mind here to-day. You are
..s,pkns Of your country-not OF us interests
s.-s Al home for with them you are fairy sat
inssa and feel that they are secure. You are
na,.s,rg ~ the vast interests OF the Govern
'l. IN the new possessions which have come
m I've hy the fortunes Of war. Your hearts go
~, 10 the brave men in the dlstan, lsianos OF
oa' De ciNc where they are maintaining the SOW
'ne ,,,y of the United States over territory
nssS 70 US by Spain by treaty which has the
Co. sanction not only Of the ratifying power
~ me Senate. but OF The enilre congress OF the
,-,;ted states Great applause
prpr11IoN WILL BE PUT DOWN.
,..r,o. rv fellow citizens. misread your pur
,oss and YOUR conception OF pubilc duty. am
20 soyoring as am bound 10 do by the Con-
..,.,or ~ the United States. TO execute the law
-. sverv foo. Of territory that belongs TO US.
-. ,,iensaN Rebellion has been raised against
voi,r authority in territory tha' Is as nluch
!u-' IN as Alaska or the District OF Columbia.
W. Nv Tarri,orv Of the United States tapplause),
Q, Az hat rebellion will be put down (enthusias
o. annlause) and the authority OF the United
States will De H4aue sui' nv
$40 neople say the President Is carrying on
49, nnholv war in the Philippines-an unholy
vs- 10 uphold the holy banner OF 'ne lree' "hich
va. wa ,si,sren carry IN their hands and which
the MS tho sovereignty of the Republic
TO- ,.s, Nose who are attacking II. Great ap-
a,s~ssS The people Of the United states never
"a an arpeal made 70 duty when was IN vain
, cnoabv and God bless you all Uong continued
applause
rr.,.,on ILL.,. Oct 17-As the train stopped at
,.,s.o, ,he Presidential party was greeted
,.. -esounding cheers from the people around
,...s,,on Conspicuous in the crowd were stu
s...s ,-oc, Northwestern University, whose lung
r,ra- WAS at lis best and enthusiasm was un-
sor,aad The President made a short address.
as follows;
Nv Fellow Citizens: 7 am glad TO receive the
welcome OF the people Of this city OF culture ano
O. homes am glad 10 meet all the people ana
,ba students of the great university located mere
have the honor to he an alunnus OF that inst-
tuition and Il is great distinction TO be on that
horo-ed roll (A7plause)
There will he much in the future resting upon
.La vou,g men ~ The country-the educated
younr rsn-and fortunately under our institu-
lions every young bov has an opportunity 10 get
liberal education. 10 n him for every occupa-
ZION and calling in life. The responsibilities
,rbIch rest uron this Nation at this time are
s.rous and grave. but our duty is clear and
Main ard unuistakable and II is our duty 10
t,Iow is commands and meet the responsibility
ties resting upon us with courage ana mahlul-
ness and wisdom.
N one 81 the Islands of the Pacific. That au-
thority will he established in that island. lNreat
srrlause1 The boys who carry our nag IN that
,is.snf sea will he sustained by the American
naorls great APPLAUSE for the flag they carry
,hsrs IS the flag carry here. tGreat ap-
plsuse) II is the fag If our faith ana our pur-
pose: il is the flag Of our love IL represents ''e
Conscience Of the country. and carries with II
wherever II goes education civilization ana I'D
,-tv Enthusiastic applause) And let those VINO
VIII lower II. (Cries Of Never Peace nTs',
.ssr government afterwaTd. giving the largest
liberty possible and the largest participation IN
government Of which the Inhabitants are ca
paNe Gong continued APPLAUSE
rN,c,eo Oct 1.-THE train bearing the Pres-
DENTAL marty from the North reached Chicago
q, o.4O o'clock this afternoon. II was trans
tsrred 10 the Michigan Central tracks and start
&c at once for Michigan points and the East AS
the train rassed through Lake Forest the on
wents,a golf links were deserted and the players
surrounded the station. cheering Justify. A short
stop was made. and President Mckinley bowed
70 the throng but there was no speaking.
When the train arrived at the Northwestern
station here guard Of policemen was stationed
alongside the cars There was not large gath
ering Of people. as few apparently knew that the
President was to arrive. Most of those who
crowded around the rear car containing the
President were passengers awaiting trains.
President Mckinley did not appear. and no
speeches were made 4 few friends entered the
Presidents car in the ten minutes walt and
greeted him.
The train was then transferred to the Michi-
gan Central tracks and got under way at once
for Kalamazoo Mich. and the East.
PRESIDENTS SPEECH N MILWAUKEE.
He SAYS He HAS NO POLICY AGAINST THE