The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

p@s5rss are h.xsnasrx - sse waas sas
prtncapse at n0nepsssy reaa.y means ant
y~< sss principle az zsoneraSy 80 pain
" zsiGztxats& by ne Industrial sres0
sces ncs dyer az al frszzra the aFsTei,
pie % asumeposx snseh anasrissS both
sase god standard asad ne paper money
trust.
ssanAfnx Array . Nssaee.
rha Democratic parry = prepared 70
face sre sslsu-~ sr1 street m~w tsSsa~S
without aaanaenfng sse cid Tas Recssh-
ilcan parsy has demanded that To
standing army 20 decreased TO In se
xn~n- re cstss~sx oera In re United
States are tgaGrans II the sarsrns Of =
standing army hey can receive isassrao-
tsanS frzrn tiaose born In Earapeaa eann-
sr.sn. Many Esropsa - Who are nov
worthy eisssens % taEs great rspahisc
irft their European homes because 81
me burdens imposed ~ the enormous
military establishments A great army
may De = COED thsng tor tia railroad
companies wai2sh sta carry me rea
trum place TO place.. ard for tire larye
contractors WIG Mil fuFaissa fsed and
rassness fer sae soldiers. eat u is a dis
t--sxaHw burden upon sne laseTtns n.aa
and the farmer, upon whom al unfair
share of sas load has fa.isn.
When was . boy ] ssfuemher vixss-
ing a wheat ield wni<ss had aeen at
tackled by Inc ARMY worms. II occurs
u me that shis tendency toward 4 large
army sstaelssztmsnt-tsss new army
~arm~~ln prove more destructive 10
sas ersps II the farmer thar Ths army
worm WITH whlen ths farmers are aow
familiar,
The People aaA fapertalfxn.
IFp1n sAs subject af Imperialism
need only say xofd- ms idea al fer
einle conquest and 81 colonization at
ter me plan adapted by European eoun-
tries eaaaet recesve the seaport Of me
peaeie 81 ssis eot1nsry when tha srtncs-
pies involved are clearly understood In
fSaa Abraham f;neolH Mas invited 10
sgtsnd a IssTsrsoniar eaaaass given by
the Repu estcsns Of BoSsan Those
whose memories ran back 20 aats-be.-.
l3m days remember thai lac d~claTa
tsca Of fadsae aaeHes soFsas = large part
% Republican speeches IN the early
days. Il was made . part ce the srst
Platform on SaEca Abraham Linesln
ran. That Lincoln sas welded 50 the
fundamental doctrines SCI laFss IN that
declaration ae one VII dispute. La az
pressing regret that re could not at
tend TIE Boston banquet Mr.. Lincoln
used these words in regard 10 Jensr-
son
All homer 10 jefferson. 70 = man
sho Ia sas concrete pressure Of ssrux-
gle Ter Independence BY single
people had the ceeinsss. forecast and
capacity 10 Introduce ,ato merely rev
clationaTy document an abstract truth
-
50 to sn1saim II there taas today and
tn al coming days Il shall be a re-
bake and 4 stumbling block TO the hax-
asasers q tyranny aad oppression,
Esuai RixAts aaa rfaipinos.
Ard yet the leaders Of The Republican
party are attempting 70 deny these
truths wrfstea for all rnen. for all time
They ara attempting Ia sepGdtass s1hs
doctrine Of equal rights ard self gov
srnmsnt given 20 - by the fosefasnsrs.
Not emily are they initiating the run-
arches CT the old world IN their peil-
etss. bat they are copying the lanSasgs
Of aenaschiss IN carrying out thsi.s poll
icy. In me proclamation reesntlv is
sued 20 sbs FiIipinas we and these
words:
The commission desires TO assure ths
kEAAAC 9A LEE I8si4FFEg%S az kk'9 CeE1kal
good and sraternal feeling which
10 entertained fer them by the presi-
dens III TIE United States and ny the
American people. TIE aim and object
os the American government apart
from the tula.iment OF the soinea OBJ
legation Il has assumed toward thu
family % nations BY its acceptance et
sovereignty over the Philippine isl
lands. is the veil being. prosperity
and protection ~ the paiIinpins rso-
pie ard their elevation and advance
merit 70 a position among The civilized
peoples Of the world
Compare this language vita the laa-
gnage usess by shs queer in her proc
ismasicn 70 the people Of india I'm 1856
when sAe said
I'VE held ourselves neana to the ma
tiysS ot eur Indian territory by the
sane obligations 80 duty which aind
Us 20 c&r ether SUBJECTS and ''fn
their prosperity viii De our strssgss.
in their eonseniment eur security. and
IN their gratitude eur bsst resara"
II will be noticed that hsaevoiencs
erealaes through hosa yAese dsclsra.
tiers. And thea AZ 20 their partiei-
patton ia government. the pFecsama-
tlon 80 the ENI.pines says,
There shall re gaara p t@ed 20 the
Filipino people ar HONEST aaa effective
ctvtl service. ia which To TIE fuii%ss ex-
tent 20 which IL IS sieaaie, natives
shall re employed
Tee aaeeas proclamation reads:
"ASa IL Ia cur further will that SO
far as 1say De. ogr subjects, 81 what
ever race or creed. Re freely and inn
Partially admitted - efdeers IN cur
service the duties of which they nay
be qualified By their education. ability
and integrity. Suly To discharge.
Ard vet ln spite VI taese promises
made 10 the people os india f0Fsy years
age the people az fadis today complain
that the efAces ars sftiess sy the young
sr sans al Angissa arfstecracy, whil~
the saxes Ar@ paid sy t3e People es
lnsiia
TIE roliCy % iTrperiiAssa IL always
Gss~aasi on ire groand that Il Is fer
TIE good OF tas people governed. has
we have never recognized the right Of
sny r&tien 80 5enev@sently assanaisate
another nstso-
Responds to Corruption.
Ex-senatsr John T. Mitchell. u Wis
,crssa. whose tasFne AS '@Tteznas Ies
'erson.e devoted his easirs address 10
-siaxy - tAe fnssnssr - Derssaeraey. ros,
= F-sscw4y q Ia Crosse, answered q
re sentiment. The Young DSEneeracy =
gnarrszs y c'Ieary. Of raimvEile 20 'sF'ars1
Honesty Is Parry DEGy Carter IT, Har
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