The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
SL|GHTED BY BUSHNELL
He Didn't Attend the Roosevelt
Meeting.
He DEFENDS M'K|NLEY
Roosevelt Glasses the Filipinos With the
Apaches and Says Conquest and
Purchase Give a Per-
feet Title.

Cincinnati, O.. Oct. 21.-Music hall
could not contain all wanting to hear
| Governor Roosevelt and Senator For
| aker at the mass meeting here tonight
| Governor Roosevelt arrived in the
morning and was entertained at a SER
les OF dinners by Judge Taft of the
P1ccadilly club and others. This even
ing he was escorted from the st. Mich
olas hotel to Music hall by one of the
largest professions ever seen in this
city, including a battalion of 100 rough
riders, all veterans of the Spanish war.
In addition to the torches and blazing
Examinations along the line of march,
there was a great display of fireworks.
The hall was filled before the parade
reached 1t. Governor Bushnell and
STAFF were in the city for the annual
police inspection and drill. but We're
not at Music hall. County Chairman
kushman opened the meeting and pre-
sented Senator Foraker as the presid-
ing officer Senator Foraker made a
stirring address of an hour in support
OF Judge Nash for governor and the
Endorsement of President Mckinley.
When Governor Roosevelt took the
floor the cheering was SO vehement and
protracted that it was some minutes
before he could begin speaking. In
the very first sentence of his speech
he nominated William Mckinley as the
next president of the United States,
a.iltu u oioiSeu applause ana tnen pro-
eeeaeu ~ loiloWs:
o,,+ slliiy comic feature OF the pres
a.. .iiteitlaeionai conspiracy against
America and civilization is the way in
which the adherents of Aguinaldo in
10y, ,nt t IN ana ms apologists here,
-. oiie ailotAeI on the pack; ana an
,,cati, s'.,hils feature IS the wild in
,a e..aVe' she savage ana lneoherent vio-
t .Lise VI tne language employed by
~ apua.iss " peace.
e. altei an, II IS put natural. They
t te oo vpeai.ls preelselS the tactics OF
se .oppIl hedos OF the civil war. THOSE
~ sou VINO are ola enough will remem-
- ,iidt tne copperheads VINO denounc-
~ the union army always denounced
, .aet III III NE hdEne OF the new gospel OF
p t iheII cry was Peace; even
Ieacs AZ any price. ana 1t was those
s1pos.es " peace VINO py their furious
VI the horlnefn people and their frantic
invec.Ives asalnst every measure of the
soHe1liLleLt hnaiiy stlrred 70 madness
Tue uaik anu gloomy souls that are al
ways 10 oe round on the outskirts of
such movement. In 1858 the preach
eio Va the uootilHe VI co"dTdly peace
were responsible FOR the terrible and
oioody outbreaks in New York city
Whch we know by the name of the
ara1t riots. In 1865 these same craven
preachers or peace were responsible for
tne Hlurder Oh Abfaham Lincoln. Now
adays their successors. who use their
exact language n denouneing our con-
quot IN the Philippines. have stained
their own souls with the blood of our
Remember that expansion is not on
~ the handmade of greatness, but.
ABOVE all. 1t IS the handmade of peace.
Great civilized powers are, l firmly re-
'lieVe. growing more and more able to
llve IN permanent peace with one an
other; but no civilized power is )r ever
has been able permanently to Keep
peace with savage, barbarous nr somi-
barbarous peoples. because these latter
are not able to so conduct themselves
as to render peace possible. The day