The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-16

OII0tsts mo 10 b0IOSHu0 = uDOUtn NJ AUos
he ~ In so0e measure tAe ps90onal RIP
rssensafive a. the president himself rosrs
- ottle 1O1et JuA WAat ~ ascersaaned
and the conclusions hs formed are M
known, bscause the senator has kept his
lips closed ana has given 70 the president
alone the bene9t Of hb views Because
OF his aiencs u has bsen surUlssd TIA, he
wae 6ln1kta1s1 W5sA tn pgea&dent's p0iicy-
But journals snd persons who make this
suggestion little know ths recued end posi-
ton Of the brilliant Indiana senator. Get
forth In his pubic Speeches. ~ the OPEN
ing Of the Indiana campaign September IL.
lS9o. before he was elected senator. 4r.
Beverage appeared st Temlinson hall. In
6ianApoib. and delivered thrilling addreos.
since widely printed under the caption.
The March 81 the flag" II wss printed
In full In the Post Jntsiiigencer In Octobsr.
Several extracts tnerefron are worth read
Ing sgain:
William Mckinley r. continusns the pol
ros cOatnssi. s~vsrd advsncsd. Grant
promoted. Harlan chasnpsonsd lcheesg.
and ths srvwih Of the rspubsc has de-
Po1o Rico !. e !. cS,. a. e. ..yes
it, people Cuba WIN inalsy b ours UrsAt
.eppiauss): In the lsiands OF the k.ssf. even
10 the rates Of Asia. coAling stations are 10
b ours: ~ 80 sSssy oeass sos oag -
. liberal gsvsssoeat - 90 Seat
ever The Philippines, ssa . pssy 0sA
- may De The banner that TsyBss
usfss1e1 n Tsxas snA Tseosat ess-
s1eA 70 the e~ass (eheessb-she Stars
and Stripes ~ 0losy. (0reat applsussD
And the burning question OF this campaign
ID, whether the American people win &C.
cept the gtfts u events (.pp'ause); wheth-
tiny: whether they win proceed upon the
Hines OF national development Nngvoyed ~
the statesmen Of our past; OF whether. for
thstr miss!en. question fate. prove Apostats
ceaseiess march Of free institutsona
The opposition tells W that we ought
not 70 govern . people witheus their con.
al just government derives iis authority
from the consent Of the gcyernsd. applies
only 10 thor who are capable Of self gov
govern the Indian: without their consent
(apphuanD wc govern our territories with
out thsir consent tapplsuseD. We govern
our children without their coNsent
srnment would D. without ,Seir consenig
Would not the people Of chs Philippines
prefer the juSt. humane ctviiixing govern
rule Of e p:xs snd = ns from wScS
we have rssuced them7 (Appsausel DO
not the blazing fires Of Joy and the ringing
bells OF gladnes n Porto Rico prove the
regardless OF this formula OF words made
only for enlightened. seif-goyerning peoples
DO We owe no duty to the world? Shall We
hands from which We f have taken axe them?
Shall We abandon them 10 their fate. with
the wolves OF conquest all about them with
Germany. RAfa. France, even Japan, hun
Wering for them? Shall We rave them from
!hose nations. TO give them a self-rule OF
tragedy II would BE- like giving n razor
g babe ana telling II % shave itself.
sr H I, so sna b. Ike svns ,yp..1ser
10 an Eskimo and telling him 10 publish
one OF the great daIlies Of the world. This
FropontiGm o. me f'on MAXI the
IKE tho reading OF jobs lamentations
would be- vt q wedding or an Aitgeid speech
on the Fourth Of July. Great applause and
Tho march OF the nagi tChesrs) In
isy the nag Of the republic waved over
4000000 souls In thirteen states. and their
.vsge territory which stretched TO the
Misaasigpi. . Canada. TO tho Floridas.
new territory was needed. and. for the
hour. they were right But Jefferson,
through. whose intellect the centuries
but whose schooling was French. and
therefore who's deeds neEatived his words;
Jefferson, who dreamed 81 Cuba as n state
.as ., p ,na;
imperial territory which swept from the
Mts'sslpp to the mountains. from Texas
10 the Britain possessions. and the march
Of the nag began' tApplausc) The inf
dcls 10 the gospel Of liberty rsvei. hn, the
nag swept on tCheers) The title % that
noble land out q which Oregon. Washing.
was uncertain: Jefferson, strict constr,sc-
fi0niM Of constitutional power though he
was. ob~y~d the Angio-Saxor impulse with
IN him, whose watchword then and WHOSE
Wntchword throughout ene world today IL.
Forward tcheers). another empire wss
added 10 the republic. and the march u thu
nag went ont tsppiaus-, Thos. who
"s u ns sv.y % rss .na NOR. 70 ss
We hear, today: but the peoples Judgment
approved the command OF their blood. and
the march q fhe nag went ont NppIause,
FLORIDA shut ue from the gulf. and over
this and the Everxisde peninsula waved
the saffron nag Of Spain: Andrew Jackson
hi bach. and under Monroe tbs Fiorldas
came under the dominion OF the republic.
ana the march Of the nag went on CAP.
plauscD The Ca@andres prcphersd every
tho march ~ the mar went on, Then
Texas responded tn the bugle rails % iib-
cry. and the march 81 the flag vent ont
Mexico. and the nag sw-p, over the sou;h.
wess. over peerless California past the
Gate Of Gold 60 Orrs,n on the north and
from ocean 10 ocean i's folds % glory
eiaxsd. tOrcas cheerinx) Asa. now.
"s~ysag the same voice that JeH~v-
SON heard $50 obeyed. that jack
son heavs and eh~y~a. shss Monroe
heard asa obey~a. that seward
heard ana oh~y~d. shas ulysses ..
Grant h~srS asa enjoyed. that H~a-
js1sa Wavsss"a heard and oe~yed.
trheessD. william WcktWpey pissss
the aas over the islands az che cess
ostposts of commerce. ~sssS~ts Of
NATIONAL s~ravsty, swa the wavrh ef
tie as1 goes cw' Cfspns continued
rh>~rfns1 Hryan naiisys BIan5 ami Hisck.
burn command ~ tc sssni ssid bus the
march % the Aax COOS on .Rens wsi
And the question you uiii answer
~ the pole IL. Uhether you ssani Win
I his quart~.fe Of dAss~iisf in the American
people. or whether ron are marching an
ward with the nsg. Tremendous che.r-
in11
'frsfannN arr n~~ars ar@ 70 S-zvsrrerts