The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-26

trary the Congressional Record and the
ma gaines we're being filed with yieHs
more numerous and varieG than the ISL
ands we had captured from the enemy. IL
had been no In the war OF isas- iac-
ton had sought 10 ernbarrass the GOV
ernmenf. In the Mexican war our ARMIES
never got beyond the reach OF those who
criticised the conduct os the war. and
during the civil war d restless ana insist
it's hostility. In the Spanish war, Tor the
frat time in our history. what was done
was done In the spirit OF common feo-
pie in the spirit Of lofty and national
life In his humble Judgment the greatest
day I'm caF history was when every menu
her of congress without regard 10 par
" voted confidence In the president aud
authorized IN 20 use the public treas
urg for the national defense.
fie raised a laugh by an Incidental rel
ersnce 10 Bailey as the leader OF Ust
portion Of his party which would follow his
leadership"
shameful Attitude OF Critics.
1t was sorrowful and diseousaging. he
csntirzas.i. that 40 sooner Sas the protocol
signed when the natlon needed and the
rsstsise safely demanded the support or
ell. tran there arose tnis ee~udersng con-
s5tssoD OF tongues. Whatever response
hi,{fi4e existed today ne declared dated
from the final s&tlwaatuua We mad gwen
t. fnr ministry az Madrid All the treas
NFe tnAE hA3 been exfs r1sieJ. All the vice
tories thar RAD been WIN. al the posses
slcns we had gained, were gart 81 me
context 81 IKE resolution Of Ap<5l -, $50.
y we were wrong tnet- as AIS iriefd
from Indiana was slir~ sc were y tSs
prssss ent we're As soyai as ho said ne
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tate IA go back and begin over again. X
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