The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-27

Democratic issue Is foilou,ed Gp BY
stmas, svovais from Judge Richard
Wfnsor, tie Popslisf leAde's Col.
G. G. Lyon, tie leader of the sfivs'
Repsbi1ezas, and Join B. Han, an
sEbsv Rbpsiisf leader.
= GENERAL revolt against the Bryan
~ Atkinson- Aguinaido cult seems immi-
nene among the leaders Of the poiiti-
C. Horcse which have twice been allied
IN campaigns against the Republicans IL
th~~. msn express the sentiment Of their
parties then u can be predicted that not
half the fusion votes cast in Warrington
q sns sssoslons Of ues and 1888 viii ever be
recorded iH favor Of such sentiments a.
we're exusesea ~ the lsts Chicaxo confer
ence Of Democratic leaders, and as en-
bsassd In the platform of the Ohio Democ-
rsey.
sion Of tho retention % the Philippines -
~orsrf6sres q vital enc by politicians gem
erksfy. Among the leaders 81 the DEMO-
rae, 10 now ~ apparent that there II =
very serious difference Of opinion as 20 tho
s,ehf course 10 pursue. Moreover. right
on the eve for another movement having
for 10 Oh ;ect another Amaig smation Of the
three parties are made the most positive
declarations ny prominent Popullsis silver
Heput,jicans and democratic IN favor of tho
Mckinley policy Of dealing with Axuinaldo
osud ~ Filipino contingent.
Judge Richard Winsor read In yessef-
Anys Post -infellxencer the interview with
cSAismaa Mclaughlin. of the Peoples
party sste committee. on the Issue - be-
tween Amerfcs and Aguinaifo Comment
snu on this. Judge winsor made the follow
ing ssfsment. IN response for request for
HE views on expansion and Imperialism 90
called.
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- sAs PhsesUpsse sslswas - . fvasA
esd asnsssea. snA ~ the Ds0ecsatie
povsp az fsssos movement. % there
sA~usA he sseh . thss0 again, adopts
sAsa err % tts slogan - the CAM
poson ~ 10OO the sesuls viii he
svssvshssmscs defeat.
Il, with every other PopuIst. ana be-
n~vs the whole penorratic party also. de-
Srans~f IN the Interest 90 civilization that
CHS government should interfere and bring
a. sn end Spanish dominion in the island
ef cusA The administration was arfv.n
into VAR. and when the fate ~ war Was
upen us we had no resting plsce for our
Ariatic deei Within q short time our
feet would have been ordered e. sea ana
would have had no resting place os render
vcux Dewey made one sos himself
.The fate es war and treaty
~S peace h~swe~W two ve~ogntsea
nations psa~~d wvsW ws . sacred
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