The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09
NOVEMBER 8, $50
DOCTRINE.
Public Utterances 10y Public 1Een
IN the IOWA Campaign.

nestle insurgents, led by the democrat
ic party, we would have been at peace
in the Philippines before this time. The
responsibility for the war rests with tht
insurgents there and here.-Formel
Congressman George D. Perkins.
Upon the great question OF trusts The
republican party can be relied upon. II
is a nonpartisan business question
Demagoguery settles nothing. True
craftsmanship settles all matters Alright
Congressman Smith Mcpherson.
7 predict that a republican congress
will lsgialato at the approaching session
50 as to establish firmly the gold stand
ard Of t1o civilized world and the
people know that all Of their obligations
will be discharged on a safe and firm
basis C3ngres3naan David B. Hender-
son.
That Aguinaldo has his friends in this
country there is 40 question, but when
our country and her soldiers and sailors
are ATTACHED the people Of tits country
instiactiyely turn to the support q their
country ard their country's fag.-Con-
gresham John 2. Lacey.
It is the settled purpose Of this coun-
try, determined by a two-thirds vote Of
the United States senate, in constitu-
tional form. to take. pay for and exercise
eoverignty--at least for a season-over
the Philippine islands, and to keep in
violate TIC oaiigations specifically con
tanned in that treaty and those imposed
by the rules Of international law.-Gov.
Leslie NJ. Shaw.
AS Louisiana was governed by Jefer-
sen, as Eav Mexico, Arizona and Cali
fornia have tcen governed by military
law, 50 are tie philippine islands being
governed ~ Presidents Mckinley today.
and SO ii must be until congress snail
enact laws pertaining thereto. Tar. Nc
kiniey is dong his full duty, under his
oath Of Office ami as . patriotic president
Senator John II. Gear.
I believe enc Of the first things con
gress should co when il meets IN De
GENDER is TO pass a Joint resolution ia
dorsing the presidents action in tn
Philippines and pledsing the resource
of the government to the suppression c
this rebellion and the restoration OF lax
and rder.-Congressman Charles /
Lands, OF Indiana.
l deplore the continuance of the wa,
I trust it may soon cease. The me
who have gathered together under tt
leadership Of A5uinaldo are shifting tn
frien1liest, hand that was ever held o,
for their deiiTorance. | hope with {
my heart tlaG tley viii soon come
know that the United States has !
other design than to help them on the
way to civilization, to encourage Il
growth OF their country, to develop i
resources and to mature the spirit Of Fl
government: but Z they do not, there
but ono lawful colrss for the preside
OF the United STATES ans his advisers
pursue; it IS to enforce She Authority
the United States wherever ana
w~homsoever it is disputed, and WI
this IS Gone It vii. become The duty
congress to provide Ter TIE future
3. Cummins.
With wages rising and interest "a.
falling-men going up and money col
ing down-it is 40 wonder that the p;
ty which has no visible means Of poll
calsupport except in hard times, is nc
again driven by necessity 10 intl
duce new topics and invest It's hires
new agitation. But the American Peep
ought not Ter 3 moment to lose sight
the fact tha3 all that was gained in Is