The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

CINCINNATI, Oct M-Music hall could
not contain all wanting to hear 1ov-
Roosevelt and Senator Foraker at the mass
meeting here tonight. Gov. Roosevelt ar
rived In the morning and was entertained
At 4 series OF dinners by Judge Taft. OF the
Piccadilly Club. and others. This evening
he was escorted from the St. Nicholas
hotel 10 Music hall by one OF the largest
professions ever seen IN this city, including
a battalion OF one hundred Rough Riders.
all veterans ot the Spanish war. In addi-
ton to tho torches and blazing illumna-
tions along the line OF march there was
filed before the parade reached It. Gov.
Bushnell and staff were in the city for
the annual police inspection and driu. but
were not st Music hail
County Chairman Kushman opened the
meeting and presented Senator Foraker as
the presiding oficer. Senator Foraker
made a stirring address OF an hour In sup
pert OF Judge Nash fer governor ana the
Endorsement Of President Mckinley.
When Gov. Roosevelt took the floor. the
cheering was SO vehement and protracted
that It was some minutes before he could
begin speaking. In the very arst sentence
Of his speech he nominated william Ne
Kirley as the next president OF the United
States amid prolonged applause and ;hen
proceeded a. follows:
"A grirniy comic feature Of the present
International conspiracy against America
and civilization Is the way In which the
adherents Of Aguinaldo In the Philippines
and hts apologists here pat one another
on the back and another striking feature
is the wild invective. the savage ard inco-
herent violence of the language employed
by these apostles or peace.
Yet. after all, II is but natural They
are repeating precisely the tactics OF the
corperheads OF the civil war Those OF you
who are old enough will remember that
the eopperheads who denounced the Union
army always denounced IL In the name OF
the new gospel OF peace Their cry was
Peace even Peace at any price and
1t was these apostles OF peace who, by their
furious depunciasion of Abraham Lincoln
and Of the Northern people. and their fran
tic invectivea against every measure of
the government. finally stirred to madness
the dark and gloomy souls that are al
ways 10 nc found on the outskirts Of such
a movement. In 1853 the preachers of the
doctrine OF cowsraly peace were RESPONSE
bile fer the terrible and bloody outbreaks
I'm New York city. which we know by the
name OF TIE pratt tticESs In Ibo ffleSe
same craven preachers OF pesce were re-
snonsihe fer the murder of Abraham Lin
coin. Nowadays their successors. who use
their exact language In denouncinE our
contiuc; IN the Philippines. have stained
their own souls with the blood OF our SOL
diers ard of their Filipino foes.
Congressman Lentx scored.
The other dag Ohio sent 10 New York
as preacher Of the uew d;spensa:ion Con-
gressnan Lntz. ~ ard worthy success
sor of yananaigha n. In his speech In
New York Mr.. Len,z divided his time be-
tween eulogizang AitgeIa. the man who
pardonei the anarchist bomb throwsrs
ard eu!oxszinK ASuinaido whose success
would mean ard could onty mean the
slaughter % American soldiers ara the dis
honor Of the American sag. He ilkened
Aguinsjdo 50 Patrick Henry ard called
hiva one o. the heroes ot the world ard he
denounced the war which We are carving
or for the suppression ~ savarery as more
brutal and cowardly than that carried sn
by Gserge III. against us He took the
position that hgu'nsldo was a hero for
| killing our soldiers but that II they slew
hlrn IL would De murder
Aguipaido's Recognition Of Help.
while Mr.. T.@ntz MAS thus preaching
treasor AEuinalGo vas sending over a
message which has only the other day
x
heard os Mr. Tentz but he hal heard ~
some minor heroes 90 the aafl-expansor
| Chat .s antf-American and anti pstrsotsc}
movement ard ne praised them 81 term.
which X the raen yeTe capable - one
thr!N cs American feeling would make
them shnSaer with horror az having won
art deserved sgch c0muser3s tI0n from ar
enemy % .hss~ country. Finally with
| simple sincerity which Agas1a&l6os party
allies here woad 10 a@li 20 initiate, aae
| proclamation of sts Philippine chic: coTs-
4 .tnres In 50 many words to state thai his
| hors az successful resistance % ne at
| thnrity 81 ths United States tE based un
| 7n= triumph o. the Democratic party.
| Continuing he ~sys Therefore we must
| show our gratitude and maintain cur r0-
| zftsev, mere reFei'gi4Sy shan ever We
| should pray % Go5 that Tie great Demo
/ cratic party may wtn th> ne1t pYes1aeH-
/ ,!al election. ard Imperial Chat Is. tire
| Afss<4car 9eogle) fail Ia his mad attempt
/ 70 satyuEAte "a ny ferce < arms In
| o.h~r words AxasrR}3e Is ags'ins for tns
/ democratic party snd the Democratic
| varty f1r hfrs. th@ A~ras = ms men wao
/ @h~set s9vr -ur s5f9sess are rsrvs6 ~ the
| mss ard escauya a. Easat given them b. me
| arst-~xrArx.oriw - th= In3sed safes.
| ara 70 rfs*srsr~ me tlno1y rsr IN ire
| Philippines because as hopes Ultimately 70
| wts through eAgIr Asstssanes
Indictment of the Dr mosratte snrfy.
| Nc mere hg-asrr ly3setrnsrs - tna
| Eser-socsagse gzrtY saa~g - present ssass-F-
/ snp. ard es the pse@seheTa os treason vs. no
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