The San Francisco call., 1899-10-17

MADISON, Wis, Oct lS-President Nc
Kinley and his party arrived in Wiscon-
sins capital al o'clock this afternoon.
after day Of speechmaking in three
States. After leaving Dubuque. Iowa, the
train crossed the Mississippi River into
Illinois, where Galena was reached at
. O clock this afternoon. There the train
turned northward At Ipswich, the first
town in Wisconsin in which the party did
any speechmaking, Congressman G. ".
Babcock Joined them. At Dodgeville,
Barneveld and Mount Horebeck the Pres
ideat addressed the assembled citizens.
Secretaries Wilson and Hitchcock and At
torney General Griggs also spoke briefly
at most Of these points.
N Madison the President was cheered
enthusiastically from the moment OF his
appearance All the members OF the
party were driven Immediately 10 the
state Capitol, mile from the depot, Z
detachment OF militia acting as escort
Probably 1880 persons, eager 70 near the
President SPEAK, were maSsed IN front
OF the Capitol. Directly in front OF the
speakers stand was q body OF students
took occasion 70 exercise their lungs Nig-
or0usIy throughout the President aG-
dress Mr.. Mckinley was introduced by
Governor SCoheld. IN the course OF his
speech the President said:
The voice Of Qart.sanship IS hushed today
and the voice o. patriotism Is alone 1eaEG =
me land. We KNOW neither party L-lE NAr-t4,
nor sect nor nationality n GUY ceFot4.E . :
common country and common nag We are
ali C1e in 80 presence OF great n1tlol4a4
duty and there are no divisions among Us
whenever ou. flag Is assailsd, wherever and
by WhornSOeveT.
We have gone through q war. he celertty
O. which and The results o. which are scarcely
rivaied Z any other TaT II history he
American arms tr.uInpEel On land and on sea
with unprecedented exemption rom disease
ana death on the part o cur soldiers ana sa4l-
crs. We ara proud Of the army and navy
They have brought Us great Tesp5asiu ulllty;
T-ey have brought rs new ACQUISITIONS and
new territory and forced rs 70 accept these
-esponsi ibillc.es, meet then with manly colr-
duty and CO what in the sight q God and
man is Just and right
one tribe-a small par- q nat I-ite-is CUES
the Island % Luzon- Tie Tery people We
sI-azcIqstet from oppression struck our nag
ana shot cur soldiers. The shedding q blood
is anguish 20 nay soul. ne giving " OF t-e
-.ves u our bra -esI and best young men
vr!-Es ny heart The shedding C.: blood NJ
tre misguided Fi.ipinos : q matter @: SIN
they az resisting the sovereignty Of -hc Uni
tel states over = territory which We acquired.
lo- tF conquest alone tlt oy the solemn treaty
. p-lce sanctioned by th= congress ~ ne
( -i-=1 states, and ss long ss THAI sovereignty
= 1.sp-t-d, 50 --ng Ne Viii continue l9st.li-
ties men o-r authority IS lo--sIlts1 =
every part g -hst archipelago they T.a STOP.
/ Is SAID W. could have peace i T= would
give them Independence and { government 4
is sal6 -hat L me President would d7 This Ne
would have p@ace- Th= President has ~
power. evan i h was disposed. which II :
-"t % a--=--ate single i19t q territory which
80 have honestly acquired. CT give up s1ver-
7-s1-y over i = other p=9Fle- That power .
belongs - The people That power is vested (.
h C-lsr-ss whiel represents The people and
60 s-eh power was ever given 70 th@ chief
executive by the people b. Congress CT b.
the constitution and - lse such ppver would
J= base GsCCI.atig- ~ the prsr ga-iN- By the
-hle< executive ~ the Government And chen
- lt H=f- ~
20 whom would We c-1s tLeU2 There Is 10
GOV -r--nent there but ours The great ma
1-r--E u -h= people acknowledge allegiance .
g. ne 1!t-- states faE and are glad 10 have
The shelter II is protection.
Ny r=l-oW-cttizeas, me Philippines came 70 4
U ng1 - or own seeking. None u rs ever 4
dreamed when this war commenced that va (
were ~ have either Porto Rico or The Philip T.
Ilr= Islands. We went % war for civilization +.
sl1 fgr humanity and q relieve our oppressed /
3eighbors ia Cuba I was one OF th5=e who 4
--l5 back until the last moment. hoping that
,7iv= my c5untryruen II tIc3dshea Pur the /.
Far came and few u those who wanted i /
nest arr noW trying % shirk its resp7nsibIIi- .
les- Nan pans. but God Almighty executes. 7
Fe cannot avoid our responsibility. There was I
20 fault in the victory. There must be no 1
sl- in unfolding Il. We have got the Philip
'in@s and our aag IS there.
A. 40 o'clock The Presidential party
-etired 20 carriages and rode 70 the irain. /
which LETT Immediately for Waukesha-
VA kESHA Wis Oct lG-FTva thou /
western Railway station here TO see the
President The train arrived at $50 .
clock The President and members OF /
liS Cabinet were escorted 70 a stand near /
ne Presidents car. Il was. perhaps. the /
loisiesJ crowd Yet faced by the PTeSi- (
lent II the Northwest. At the conclu- /
sion u the speech Miss Edith Nllbur
laughter OF the millionaire lumberman Of /
his city. stepped 70 the platform and
presented the President with a silver low
ng CUP and bottle Of mineral water +
hat has made Wsukesha famous. The
President thanked Miss Wilbur and the
rain left Immediately for Milwaukee. \.
MILWAJ- J-kEE. Wis. Oct 16.-The spe-
)arty arrived in this city at o'clock this .
evening. II was the first visit TO Mil
TaUkee Of q chief executive OF the nation .
n a decade. and the greeting ne received 4
rom many thousands Of people was most
AS the train entered the
.epot Battery A. First Artillery, ". y. G..
ired the Presidents salute OF tWenty-one /
yuns from Juneau Park. which faces the
axe and within few hundred yards OF
he depot. With the battery's salute as
cue every steamboat whistle and every
hing else that could make q noise Joined
n the greeting. The President and party
we're Immediately escorted to carriages by
he reception committee and driven 70 the
Hotel Pflster. preceded by a military es-
'ort.
After an hours rest the Presidential
,arty re-entered carriages and were
iriven to the Deutscher Club. where a
public reception lasting one hour was
leld The grounds OF the Deutscher Club +
" many thousands Of persons During
he limited time Il is estimated the Presi- /
tent shook hands with 300 persons. tol-
owing the public reception the party re-
urned 10 the Hotel Pfister TO participate
n banquet