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the management of their own affairs.
Coming down TO the speaking of the is
sue of the campaign of 1900, Mr. Caruth
said:
THE DEEAT IN 1886
1856 is in our rear. 1900 is in front OF
u.s. II is useless TO talk of the causes OF
the defeat in 1896 We know that we cast
nearly one million more democratic votes
than were efer given 90 our candidatei
for pres dent before, aud yet we lost
Everything that human Ingenuity could
contrive every expedent which despra
tion could suggest were used in order
TO corrupt the franchise and to secure the
presidency Of the republic. i is not neces-
sary to particularize but the voting ST.
people In the union Sc med to live in
population was voter in 1896. a proper
tion startling, previously unheard Of and
grossly untrue. Take old Kentucky my
state. which gave Bryan in 1896 two hun
dren and seventeen thousand votes to
one hundred and seventy-Ave thousand
votes for Cleveland in 1892. an increase OF
! forty-two thousand, ana yet in 1892 we
carried the state by forty thousand, and
lost it by two hundred and eighty-one i'm
1896 II was the desperate effort on the
part Of the monied and corporate pow
ers of this country 20 accomplish the de-
feat of the will of the people by false clam
or and failing in that by false count
But 1896 lies "A the past, and no regret
repentance or repining.' can bring it back
again.
Let us cease to lament for that we car
not help
And study help for that which We La
mnnt'
1890 is before us, and to that year we
must turn for succor
THE IsUEs IN 1900
I'VE cannot men Of Tammany expect
that six million five hundred thousand
votes Of this country VIE ignore the
principles for which they cast their sur
fraRea less than three short years aEo
Although defeat came 20 them democrats
over this country believe, or an least a
majority of them believe and democracy
s bur the viii of the majority that the
platform laid down n Chicago In 1896
states the cardinal doctrine of the demo
cratic faith. ana on that platform they
propose 10 hght the houe OF 1900 AL
though YOU may NOT Doe la thorough ac-
cord with principles therein enumerated.
much more preferable TO those Of the re-
those principles are SO far better aud so
WIN rally round our standard ana carry
publican party, that I believe the peon'-
it TO triumphant victory
THE TRUSTS
But there - one issue said Mr. Ca
ruth. which has become more permanent
n the years that have gone since 1896,
than q was when the great popular con-
vention assembled at Chicago and CON
sructed the democratic platform, ana
upon thai subject we must speak with no
uncertain voice In 1900 The evil Of which
we complain is the natural on spring OF
the mis-caled American policy OF the
republican party. The eyn IS upon MS. be-
cause, as nation we have been false
10 the principles OF equality proclaimed in
the Declarauo OF Indepenendcnce. It
is because we have not given Equal rights
10 ah men and exclusive privileges TO no.
man We fostered manufactures and en-
couraged infant industries until warmed
into life and strength they have turned to
strike I'm their poisonous stings the
generous bosom which nourished them
Ali through the life co-eXtonslyo with tho
life OF the republic. democracy has SOUND
ed "a warning 90 the people yet inch by
inch. step by step. the sO-called doctrine
of Protection has advanced Its advc-
Gates won its way by insid Gus pleas and
false misrepresentation but now consc-
i9us of strength they boldly throw OF
the mask and demand protoctoh FOR pro-
tections sake
"On the Aoor of the house OF -. y
tives OF the United States in The Session
al which both the Mckinley tarn bin
and the anu-trust measure were passed J
heard the Hon VIM L. Wilson a demS-
cratic leader e thoughtful and scnoIf1
ly student of public affairs warn ~
country that the Mckinley brl wouid |
be a breeder of trusts and c'rabins To |
said in Illustration of thc laus r. I re-
tl'Af'i QUO ''iA At iti" HtAH tNiNr nHfHNT
thing Ike IA s.;
] heard a lion 20 tha lol5 5v rraL
Pray Mr.. Speaker shalt we srnt The door |
And keep him there, or shall we let him
in
TO try II we can 10 turn him out again |
This is your position in regard 10 trusts
Instead Of keeping the lion out. Brother
NcKinleT com opening the door ard
SAYS let him in ard then we are go
ng 10 chase him around and try 10 get
lim out again
The republicans not only opened the
ioor, but they coaxed him ia. and pleased
with hts quarters he stayed in ana be-
same more fierce terrible and destructive
han any lion ever was before
"A bright newspaper man out in Min
ieapohs has given the brute a name He
describes him as a species of the hippo
'otamus because the animal has the thick
st Of hides. and The biggest Of Jaws. and
s the ughest OF an OF Gods creatures
How Moan and lis family stayed ia the
ame ark with pair Of them / have new
y been able 20 understand He calls
he beast a Hippocsr and says Of "a: