The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-25

colored race against the admins
tration at its true value, said: "Mr.
Mckinley will get almost oil the
votes of the colored men Of Illinois.
it is generally understood that the
colored people of our state are not
going to participate in the coming
Afro American Council in Chica.
60. They feel that any discus-
sion of the qualities of the present
administration would be entirely
out of place in meeting intended
for che discussion of things beDifi-
Gent and advantageous for the col
ored race in general, aud fear that
such discussion is sure to be
entered upon" Hon. H. P. Chea-
than, ex-Representative from N.
G. said on the same subject: 1.-The
administration is not on trial be-
fore the council. There are 80
many important questions press
ing for adjustment, bearing more
directly upon the subjects for
which the council was organic, d,
that the body will commit griev-
GUS error if it goes out Of it's WY
to handle a matter so purely po-
litical as attempting to pass upon
the uncompleted work of Mr.. Nc
Kinley.''
call the troops that will be need
ed to fight the rebellion to peace
full standstill will be sent to tho
Philippines That is the sum
and substance of Secretary Roots
reply to questions concerning the
immediate formation of additional
regiments of volunteers, and it
covers the ground, too. If more
regiments are thought to be need
ed. they will be organized and sent;
otherwise not.
Boss Croker has succeeded in
puzzling the Bryan democrats by
declarigg for Bryan. In WASH
ington the politicians do not be-
lieve that Croker intends to sup
port Bryan, unless he finds it ab-
solutely impossible to prevent his
nomination, and his o. ject in de-
claring for him is thought to be
! merely to put hims, If in better
position to secretly work against
Bryan, and ascertain the chances
of corrupting Bryan delegates tc
the convention. Ex. Senator Cor.
man is also deep in the plot tc
throw Bryan down, but there is tc
be no more brass band movement.
against him. It is to be dark
7 lantern campaign, all the workers
in which are to profess friendship
> for Bryan.
> The alleged movement in New
! England for the formation of al
anti-expansionist republican party
to put up a national ticket mex
year is not seriously consi .ered il
Washington. There is only ont
republican party and that is solid
! Iy behind the Philippine and al
J, other policies of President Nc
. Kinley and its purpose is to re-
+. nominate and re-elect Presiden
! Mckinley, and there isn't the
slightest doubt of it's being success
fully car i ID out. It is not be-
lieved that an anti-expansion re-
publican ticket, exen granting tn,
e possibility of one being nominated
would receive in the entire coun
. Try ten thousand votes. AS a rul,
!. the republicans who oppose ex
4 pansion belong to that class O
= men who never approve of any
hing not originated by themselves
! Admiral Sampson has been or
J, dered to prepare and submit to tn,
e navy department program for th'
= North Atlantic Squadron, unde
. his command, to follow in partic
ipating in the reception of Admira
Dewey when he arrives at New
York. This program must be ap-
proved by tho Secretary of tn
Navy before it can he carried out
Secretary Root is much pleased
with the news from Gen. Otis, thi,
q week, which shows that our troopl
take advantage of every opportu.
0 nifty the rain gives them to figh
the Filipinos, and, of course, t,
/ whip them. The croakers ara like
10 to he greatly surprised when tn,
r close of the rainy season permits
general movement against tn,
Filipinos.
Al Brave Men Fall
D Victims to stomach, liver and KID