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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicaqo, 9go Czerwca.

w roku ublegfym ma Wlo'
sns, gdy kadencya parlamen-
tarna " Paryzu ko1czyla sic,
uchwalili panowie deputowani
dla przypodobania sic socyali'
stycznym mason wyborczym
ustawe o ubezpieczeniu robo'
tnik6w cd wypadk6w. Dzien-
nix urzsdowy og}osi} te ustawe
jeszcze W dniu 9 Kwietnia
1898, ale termin wejscia jej W
zycie odroczono az do 1 Ger.
wca 1899. Pred tygodniem
vice powinna ona zaczsc obo-
wiazywaG, tymczasem z calej'
Francyi naplywais stosy petty
cyl to nietylko cd przemy-
slowc6w, ale take cd robotni-
k6w, zwlaszcza takich, kt6rzy
maja aony i dzieci, a wpety-
cyach tych zswarta jest prosba,
azeby te ustawe albo skasowac
albo przynajmniej gruntu
zmienif. Pokazuje sic bowiem,
re zrujnowalaby ona komple-
tnie przemys}owc6w i pozba-
Wilaby chleba setki tysiecy
robotnikow aonatych. Przepi.
suje bowiem ia ustawa, ze je.
aeli robotnikowi wydarzy sic
nieszczesliwy wypadek, to
chociazby nawet zostalo udo-
wodnione, ae Wypadek ten
sdarzyl sig z why robotnika,
pracodawca musi mu zapewnic
przyzwoita egzystencye, kt6rej
wysokosc zalezy cd tego, jak
liczns ma rodzins. Jezeli zas
robotnik umrze, musi praco,
dawcs jego zonie i dzieciom
placi6 do2ywotnis pensye. Do
brodziejstwem tenn obdarza
jednak ustawa tylko francuz-
kich robotnik6w, jeaeli zaS
nieszczesliwy wypadek zdarzy
sic robotnikowi cudzoziem,
skiemu, w6wczas pracoda"ca
ME ma wzglsdem niego i jego
rodziny zadnych zobowisza6.
Ow6z fabrykanci i W ogole
wszyscy przemys3owcy we
Francyi zamierzajs odtad -
gdyby ustawa naprawde we.
szla W aycie - zatrudniac wy
}acznie robotnik6w cudzoziem,
skich albo niezonatych, gdyz
zatrudnienie zonatych byloby
rzecza "a kosztowna, diva lub
trzy nieszczesliwe wypadki
moglyby zrujnowac naWet "a
moznego pracodawcs. Ma
przyklad przepisuie ustawa,
2e jezeli robotnik straci reke,
a ma zone troje dzieci, pra
codawca musi mu zapewniG
1000 frank6w rocznej pensyi,
to anaczy, ze nusi do narodo-
wei kasy ubezpiecze1 z}ozyc
kapita} $4,000 frank6w (S16,,
OO0), a jezeli go ME zsozy, W
takim razie wystawiajs mu
jego fabryke na licytacye.
Probowali pracodawcy ubez-
pieczye caly sw6i personal W
towarzystWach asekuracyj'
nych, ale to okaza}o sic ME.
moaliwe, gdyz towarzystwa te
2sdaja op}aty nieslycharie wy
sokiej premii, wynoszacej az
IL procent ca4ego zarobku ro-
botnika. w obec tego sami
robotnicy prosza, aby dano
spok6j z ia niefortunna proba
pa6stwowego socyalizmu.
M6wiac o sprawach socyali.
styeznych we Francyi, warto
wspomniec ciekaWej mani
festacYi aydowsko.socyalisty
cznej, i to W wiekszych roz,
miarach, iaka sic odbyla W
Whine.
Kilkuset m}odych zydk6w,
a klaav raamieslniczei nrzaRaa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Me ZrOzumiaf.

Sedzia: - To juz teraz po raz
trzeci stoisz pred ssdem "a kradziea.
Winszuje!
= ziodziej: - Dziekuie, panic
SO dsio...."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09

ma manifestacye przed miesz.
kaniem Emilia Zoli.
Zapowiedziano Wi ielka ma
nifestacye ma IA Czerwca, W
kt6rym to dniu odbedzie sic
przeglad wojsk W Long
champs. Ma radzie ga5ineto-
wei uchwalono ME dozwoliG
skompromitowanym genera.
lom brac udziaiu W mane-
wrach. Policya otrzyma roz.
kaz aresztowania kaadego, kto
wyda okrzyk nieprzyiazuy dla
prezydenta lub ministr6w. Is
woz6w patrolowych staG be-
die W pogotowiu ma usfugi
policyi.
PARYz, 9go Czerwca. =
General Horace Porter, ame-
ryka1ski AMBASSADOR, wyda}
wczoraj wieczorem baukiet ma
Geese eksprezydenta Harrisona.
Byl ia MIN obecny Delcasse,
francuzki minister spraw ze.
wnetrznych, senator Lodge i
kapitan armii zwiszkoWej Gro.
zier.
SAN SEBASTIAN, 9 Czerw,-
Bellamy Storer, nowy amery.
ka1ski pose}, przyby} dotad i
zosta1 powitany przez sekreta-
RIA poselstwa W Madrycie, pana
Stanton Sickles. Posel uda}
sic niezw}ocznie W dalsza po.
dr6z do stolicy Hiszpsnii.
RzYM, 9go Czerwca. lego
Czerwca odbedzie sic tajny
konsystorz, na kt6rym Papiez
zamianuje - nowych kardy.
na}6w. W trzy dni p6zniej
zbierze sic jawny konsystorz,
na kt6rym nastapi prekoniza-
cya kilkunastu w}oskich "a.
granicznych biskupow.
LoNDYN, 9go Czerwca. =
Sekretarz spraw kolonialnych
Joseph Chamberlain przyzna}
W parlamencie, 2e uk}ady Mil.
nera z prezydentem rzeczypo.
spolitej Transwalskie spe}z}y
ma niczem. Kruger uczynil
swa gotowosc do ustepstw "a.
lezna Cd przystania Auglii na
sad polubowny, kt6ry ma roz'
strzygnsc kwestye sporne "a
sadnlcze.
Anglia ME przystaje ma taxi
sad polubowny ME pozwoIi
mieszaG sig obcym mocarstwom
do jej spraw wewnetrznych.
Gazety dzisiejsze przypuszcza'
ia, z9 wojna stanie sig nieu.
chronns. Rzadowi W Trans
waalu zostanie Wreczone ulti.
matum.
LoNDYN, 9 Czerwca. :
Lord Salisbury porozumia} sic
ambasadorem amerykaGskim
W kwestyi sprostowania gra.
njcy Alaski. Wswoz Chilcoot
stanowic bedzie miejsce neu.
tralne. Porozumienie to wp}y-
ME korzystnie ma dalsze ukia.
dy Stan6w zjednoczonych
Kausds.
LoNDYN, 9go Czerwca. =
Izba parow i izba deputowa-
nych przyjs}y rezolucye dziek,
czynne dla genera1a lorda Kit
chener z Kartum dla jego
armii W Sudanie. IrlandczYk
Michael Dewitt PROFESSIONAL w
izbie deputowanych przeciw
rezolucyi zaAada{ imiennego
g}osowania, kt6re wykaza}o,
re "a rezolucya g}osowa}o 3l9
posi6w, przeciw zas tylko 20.
A. ]. Balfour nazwa} Dewitt'a
nieprzyjacielem "ojczyzny',
kt6ry cieszy4by sic niewatpli-
vie, gdy Anglicy W bitwie z
Arabami Sudanu, byli poniesli
kleske.
PARYz, 9go Czerwca. -
w przeciwstawieniu do rojali.
stow, postauoWili socyalisci i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Kronika MiejSc9wa.
l,aiemnicza strzelanina.

4 w
pod nazwa Franklin Flats",
pieciopietrowym budynku ma
rogu ulic Franklin i Wells, w
kt6rym mieszka 50 rodzin, cd
trzech dni dzieje sic cos niezwy-
ktego. Sutereny te zloaone So z
licznych izdebek, kom6rek, ko-
rytarzow, i t. p, znajduja sic
W mich aparaty do ogrzewania i
magazyny. Kiedy we Wtorek
rano G. A. Thompson, stroz
domu, re swoim pomocnikiem
w. R. Robertson, zajeci byli
ogrzewaniem kotl6w, zaopatru-
jacych mieszka1c6w W wode
goraca, ktos strzelii do mich
trzykrotnie. Kule utkwiEy W
scianach, usiyszano spiesznie od-
dalaiace sic kroki, ale wszelkie
poszukiwania napastnik6w Okla
zaly sic daremne. Thompson i
Roberts personal---very. wszystkie
katy suteren, zaryglowali wszy-
stkie drzwi okna. Kiedy VIE
czorem zn6w przyszli, zastali re
zdumieniem drzwi ma osciez
pootwierane. Znowu cztery kule
swisneeiy i'm koEo uszu, dwie
jakies postacie poiawify sic i
umknety tax szybko, re ME byio
MONA dostrzedz, kt6redy znikly.
Thompson zawiadomiI policya,
ale tam go wysmiano. Cd tego
czasu co rama i wieczora powta-
rzata sic ia taiemuicza strzelani-
ma; Thompson miaE raz nawet
kapelusz przestrzelony, strzela(
takze kilkakrotnie "a uciekajacy-
mi, - ale zawsze nadaremnie
szukal Shadow strzelajacych, lub
drogi, kt6ra uciekli, albo sic
pojawiali. Owych dwoch strzel-
cow widzial Thompson dose
zbliska widzieli ich i1ui lokato-
rzy domu, ale Mkt ich ME zna.
w kamienicy panuje przestrach,
a Thompson Roberts obawiaja
sic swe aycie, dop6iSi policya
ME wysledzi tajemniczych zbro-
dniarzy.
Strajk W haywood.
W fabryce puszek blaszanych
frmy Norton Bros. W haywood,
powstat strajk 1000 robotnik6w
odeszlo cd roboty. Staio sic to W
skutek uchwaiy uni Can
Makers, ktora zapadla we VITO
rex wieczorem. Bezposrednim
powodem strajtu jest, re w Po-
niedziaiek w skutek straszliwego
upalu % robotnikow odeszlo do
domu, superintendent natych-
miast przyjai innych ma ich miej-
see. Rozchodzi sic jednak takze
o podwyzszenie ptac wszystkim
robotnikom.
OkoIo 200 robotnikow W fa-
bryce mydta frmy James S. Kirk
G Co. pm. 352 N. Water str,
odeszfo od roboty wczoraj rano,
gdy i'm ME przyznano aadanego
podwyzszenia plac. Ale juz o
godz. 10 rano pracodawcy przy-
stall ma aadania robotnikow.
kt6rzy tei do piracy powr6cili.
SkOrzystaia z Omytki.
W skutek omyiki W brzmieniu
pewnej ustawy przyjetej przez
ostatnia Legislature, sedziowie
Gary, Ball, Sears Kavanaugh
pozostana czlonkami sadu wyz-
szego az do r. 1902, chociai
termin ieh urzedowania ko6czy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09

sic W roku biezacym. Ustawa
odnosna brzmi, re termin urze-
dowania tych czterech sedzl6w
ma bye przediuaony do jesienl
1900 roku, aieby ME zarza-
dzac W roku biezacym wyborow
specyalnych. Ale W dodatkn do
ustawy powiedziano, re ich urze-
dy ma nowo maia bye obsadzcne
W pierwszy Wtorek po pier
wszym Poniedzialku Listopada
1902 roku (zamiast 1900 roku).
A zatem oczywiscie musza oni
piastowat urzad az do 1902
roku, chyba re zwofana zostanie,
W celu naprawienia omylki,
nova specyalna sesya legislatury:
ale trudno, by gubernator Tanner
ma to sic zdecydowai.
Nova czeska hala gimnastyczna'
Czeskie Towarzystwo gimna-
styczne z dzielnicy poludhiowo
zachodniej, zamierza wybudowac
nova hale przy Kedzie ave., po-
miedzy 23 "a utica. Kontrakta
juz sa wydane, budynek ma
bye wykoGczony do jesieni W
roku biezacym. Budowa ma
kosztowac $4,000. Budynek
stanie ma trzeeh ,,lotach" W tym
celu zakupionych jeszcze pred 5
laty.
w skutek ugryzienia przez psa.
G. w. Nicholson, powaaany
W Park Ridge obywatel, kt6ry
przed kilku tygodniami zostaf
ugryziony przez psa, popadf W
wodowstret musiano go odwiezt
do szpitala.
Baginski stawia kaucya.
Policyant Jan BagiGski, kt6ry
"a zastrzelenie Wiocha Leo
zostsI przez jury koronerska
(choc ME jednogtosnie) oddany
pod sad grand jury, postawif
wczoraj kauoya pred sedzia
Gary W sumie $4,000. Reczy-
cieIami iego sa Jan Czaia Niles
j. Devine.
Moze okaie sic zabojca.
Ma stacyi policyinej przy Hal
sted str, na rogu 80 ulicy, znaj-
duje sc W areszcie l3 letni X.
Kieliszewski, zam. pm. 3l40
Muspratt str, oskarzony o to, re
r6wiesuika swego, Jana Czesic-
kiego, zam. pm. 932 w. 33 str,
postrzelil przy zabawie W pobli-
zu Auburn ave. 80 ulicy. Rama
jest prawdopodobnie smiertelna.
ZabGcza Alaska.
Trzech obywateIi Chicago,
William Hutton, Geo. Markison
i w. P. Munson, kt6rzy znajdo-
wall sic W Klondike W kopalniach
zlota, W ciagu zimy ubiegiej
straciio zycie, jak donosza z
Aaski. Hutton byi synem Jane
sa Huttona zam. pm. 63, 40
Court. Markisona ojciec, Isaac
Mar1ison, mieszka pn. 1898 w.
Adams str. Wedle ostatnch via
domosci, owl trzej wyzej ,wymie-
nieni wybierali sic z Gold Run
Creek do Dawson, ale ME przy-
byli tam I gdzies po drodze mu-
sieli stracic zycie. Niejaki Ed
Traie donosi, re W ciagu
zimy W Alasce 200 os6b stracifo
zycie; tych okoio 20 utonelo W
jezierze Great Slave.
Bank bud0Wniczy W kfOpOtach.
Towarzystwo budownicze no.
szace naive Belmont Building
and Loan Association" jest podo-
bno ME wyplacalnem i czfonko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-09
Dwuznaczne.

Jak sic masz stary kawalerze2
-Ot.... tluks sic po swieoie
sam! typ
Il ja sic tiuks.... ale 2 cong
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sfhough he cannot actually see IL
That awful sense Of dread, the feeling
that death is near at hand is described by
South Carolina gentleman, Thos. C.. Lever,
ESQ of Lever Richmond Co. with a truth
that everyone who has ever experienced
II will Immediately recognize
II had what the doctors called nervous iadi
gestion % he SAYS d" took medicine from my
family physician for It, but Of no avail In look
ing over one of the Memorandum Books issued
by Dr. K. Y Pierce Of Buffalo n. Y. ] found a
case like mine described exactly. | wrote to
DR.. Pierce and made statement He sent me a
descriptive list Of questions. also hyRienic rules
l carried these ont as best I could. but
thought Il almost impossible, as suffered so
much with pain under my ribs aud an empty
feeling In my stomach AT night would have
cold OF hot feet and hands alternately. was
getting very nervous and suffered a great deal
with uneasiness as 10 my condition, thinking
that death would soon claim me, always expect
ing something unusual to take place and having
a great dread ON my mind. was also irritable
and impatient. and was greatly reduced in flesh.
Il could eat scarcely anything that would not
produce bad feeling in my stomach. Aiter
some hesitation, owing TO my prejudice against
patent medicines decided to try few bottles
Of Or Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets Aher taking several bottles OF each I
found was improving. / have to be careful yet
at times as TO what eat. In order that may
feel good and strong I fully believe If any
who suffer with Indigestion or torpid liver or
chronic cold would take Or PierCe's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and
observe few simple hygienic rules they would
soon be greatly benefited, and with little per
severance would be entirely cured
1t is a very simple matter to write to Dr.
Pierce. No charge whatever is rusde for
advice which will be sent you I'M plain
sealed envelope promptly by mail
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Cycle Records Broken.

Wahham, Mass, Aug l5--At the grand
circuit mset of the national cycling assoc
citation today. three worlds records were
broken Attendance 1000.
Tom Linton won the 25 mile motor pac-
ed race in i2:H 1-5 breaking Elkes rec
ord 10y four-ffths OF a second.
Linton continued around the track ar
Ter making this run for a shoiy minute
run. making a miles and 1853 yards.
whhc breaks Taylors record by il0 yards.
Everett Ryan defeated Farnaham in a
ten mile pace drace. breaking the world $
record held by himself by As seconds.
The two miie ~ c.. A. championship
professional race was won by Tom Coop
ct and the one mile handicap professional
race by Earl Kiser Summary:
20 mile motor paced race Tom Lint IN
won: Harry Caldwell second: Rurns
Pierce third: Stinson fourth Time 42:n -
Two mile n. c. A championship Tom
Cooper won; r. A. Mcfarland sec nd;
Earl Kiser third owen s. Knight fourth;
Time i,l2 4-5
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San Domingo Situation

New York, Aug. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says:
official advices received from Captain
Edwin LU gnecker commanding the
cruiser Ne" Orleans show the situation
In San Domingo TO be less exciting than
has been currently reported.
Captain Longnecker regards the con-
dition of affairs such that the New or
leans and Machias may leave santo Do
mingo without danger TO American in
terests for the purpose of obtaining coal
II the situation We're serious, depart
ment officials say. he would have sent
The Machias to coal and upon her return
would have one with ,ne New Orleans.
This IS his dispatch dated yesterday:
situation reported by the comman-
der OF the Machias continues the same
Everything Is quiet at San Domingo. Re
quests permission for New Orleans and
Machias 20 proceed 20 St Thomas for
coal or 90 san Juan, at my discretion"
The department disapproved the re-
quest for permission 20 go to St Thom-
as and directed Captain Longuecker 20
proceed TO San Juan. where there is an
ample supply Of coal. Upon the arrival
OF the New Orleans and Machias at San
Juan they may be useful In connection
with the relief work Ia progress there.
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LKansas CITY Rate Was

Chicago. Aug. 15.-Radical means are 10
be used TO bring the Kansas city. Pitts
burg & Gulf road 20 time in the matter
OF freight rates, which that road makes
too low, TO suit competitors Several OF
the most important roads running south
west firm Chicago have decided to g Ut of
an relations with the Gulf line An dlvis-
ional arrangements win be discontinued
and the Gulf lime LEFT TO shift for Itself
In the matter Of through connections 70
and from Chicago and St Louis districts
and the southwest territory.
The question was brought to a head al
"a meeting Of the freight officers OF th.,
western roads In Chicago today. Tha
comernce was a stormy one, officers OF
several roads advocating an open apd
shut boycott of the Gulf While this wa
not agreed TO, the result will be practt-
oally the same. as the officers OF an the
Chicago ana St Louis lines are worls,.
mp 70 such state of Indignation over tn.
alleged policy OF the Port Arthur route
mat they are ready 10 take any action
that VIII tend TO isolate Il and 10 compel
tts receivers to advance their rates
The trouble over the CUR rates has
been brewing Tor months II was start
ed hy this road putting In a rate OF 80
cents on hrst-class freight from New
York 90 southwestern points The freight
is carried from New York 10 Port Arthur.
Texas, 10y the Mallory steamship com
pany and thence north via the Gulf road
This is about the same rate as Is charged
from Chicago 10 the same Southwestern
points
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Yaqui War Ended.

Chicago. Aug l5-A special to the
Tlmes-Hernld from Guayamas. Mexico,
says:
Military operations in the Yaqui valley
eliminated on Friday in a seri es Of en-
gagements and the final route and dis
persal Of the Indians.
The Yaquls in rebellion had concentrate
ed their forces at VIcam ent on the south
bank. General Torres began offensive en-
gagements on Thursday After a sharp
engagem ent the Indians fed leaving thir-
~ dead on the field.
The Mexican loss was ten killed and
twenty-five wounded
Zen. Torres return ed TO Orlin for the
night and at 1850 O'Clock the next morn
ing he began the march to Cicamen.
The troops dislodged the Yaqui and killed
four Twelve Of the First battalion AMI
one OF the National Gnard we're wounded
Following the enemy closely Gen. Tor
res found Gnother force Of Indians en-
trenched behind the bank of the irriga-
tion canal, where the road crosses. Az
ter half an hour OF fighting the Yaquis
were driven from this position with a loss
Of six men. one Mexican sergeant and
three soldiers were wounded
The Yaquls are now scatter ed In small
parties, and It is not likely that they viii
again. The rest Of tn e cam
paign VIII probably consist Of hunting
out the renegades from their hiding place
Nogales Ariz. Aug 15.-The miners are
b eginnlng to gain confidence In the abn-
lty Of the Mexican government TO hold
me Yaquis on the reservation Marshal
p Wright owner OF extensive property
In Yaqu valley, after consulting with
he authorities. has started on a tour OF
Inspection Of his camp and mines. lie
does not regard the undertaking as has
lrdous. although he must travel Over
and l35 miles
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ately In a moderate but earnest tone.Only
once did he raise his voice, when he said
that the nag. whenever It IL assailed
viii be carried 10 "a triumphant peace"
The cheering which interrupted his
speech at this point fairly shook the roof
and he was unable to make himself heard
for nearly minute.
At the close Of the presidents speech the
audience Joined IN singing the star spang-
led Banner and they sang II with q will
The audience then formed in line and filed
across the stage and shook hands with
Mr. Mckinley The president and Father
Lavelle then left the building and walk
ed around the grounds fol we'd by a
crowd After they had inspected the
grounds, the presiden. and Mr. Cortelyou
re-entered their carriage and were driven
back to the hotel
A committee consisting of Gov. stone.
~ Penn. Robert Pitcairn and f. NJ. Big
Glow OF Pittsburg arrived here tonight 20
invite President Mckinley 10 the recep.
tion to be rendered the Tenth Pennsyl-
vania In pHtsburs upon the return home.
August 2s The President accepted the in
v.tauon and will leave here August 20.
arriving in Pittsburg Sunday evening,
August a. There will be review Of The
entire state militia In Plttsburg on the
occasion.
Secretary Hay. accompanied by his son
arrived uhis evening Burlington. VI. He
had a short talk with the president on
pending matters but had nothing to say
tonight Cor publication
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Sacrifice of Americans
will Continue

New York, Aug, ia special 10 the
herad from Washington. says orders
are expected within few days direct
ing the organization of five new volun-
teer regiments for the Philippines.
While final decision on the matter OF
enlisting sim more troops has not yet
been made. the fact that Secretary Root
Is already considering the question Of Of
heers for the regiments indicates the
strong probability that they will be or
ganlzed
Secretary Root Is determined that the
fan campaign shall end the insurrection,
ana that General Otis may have no ex-
cnse for failure 10 bring Il 20 a close. he
proposes giving him as large an army
as conditions may show Is necessary The
proposed new regiments may be sen; inn
mediately after the ten volunteer regi-
ments already enlisted, should the nec-
essity for them be demonstrated should
II be apparent when these commands
have been recruited that Otis force is
sun not sufficient to control the situauos
recruiting viii continue untl all OF the
volunteers authorized by congress have
been enlisted
The recruiting for the ten new regi-
ments continue, although they have their
may serve as nucleus for the new resa-
ments II is the expectation o fthe de-
partment that enough men for eighteen
volunteer regiments viii be obtained By
tne 'aiddle OF September
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t'onal hlunder came stll greater blun
ders in the Philippines.
Here again the president showed
hi weakness and utter inability to
arise to the sub.imity OF the occasion
and declare the purposes Of the gov
erumeut For months and months
The people Of these islands waite d
eagerly and anxiously to learn the
purposes ot the United states and
whether they were to be a free peo-
Pile to form a government OF their
owu according to their liking
The people Of the United States
were likewise kept ga the dark as TO
the ultimate purposes Of the president.
he time and again declare that he
had no definite line Of policy for these
people yet the gradual increase Of
the military forcethere was continued
Was itr, asousble to expect this to be
done without arcusing the suspicion
of those people as to the ultimate in
tentions of the president? This hide
and seek policy OF the president
with a great national subject produced
through Mt the United states feel.
ing Of unrcst and dissatisfaction, and
The effect Of il has been to take from
him the confidence and prestige which
the country so freely and generously
accorded to him with the fall of Ger.
yera's deet and the stronghold of San
tiago These are some Of the reasons
why Mr Mckinley has lost pres tige
with the country, but not all Of them
10y any means
His persistent backing Of Alger and
snubbng of the commander in chief
Of the army in the face OF the army
scandals. was another factor which
contributed much towurd the disgust
Of the country, aud gradually made
itself felt in taking from him the con-
ddencc once 80 freely given him. Had
these complaints originated with and
been confined to the Democratic party
there would have been othing strange
or unusual abou. r but when they
permeated and found a responsive echo
coming up and growing in volume
from the Republican party it was
cause for serious alarm, and hence the
protest against a second term,
As recently said by Senator Bur
roughs. nothing can save the admins
tratiou but the speedy and successful
ending Of the war ia the Philippines,
and a. the wise and far-seeing states
men OF the Republican party see no
hope OF this they have taken occasion
90 quietly but firmly inform he presi-
dent Of the temper Of the country.