Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
INFLAMMATION SPEECH ID"
rrpNEn. OF WASHINGTON
SWANSON HANDSOMELY SUSTAINED
o., for His seat Practically DIS
posed of-Twenty-Fo"r
ems Vote With De"o'
PopuIists.

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hod undergone, it had "ea.',1' 49,, rort
al thus far, and had brought ~ ~, 40
g.. nrocious freight Of liberty anu ~
~ THE builders Of the Vesse" ~
~, ,.ore wise beyond their uoy
.1-o,,on. Now. however the NJ
er,ft fits chart having been torn -,
,,rs was drifting whittier she W. '...,s
-.,,.l .,,d unknown sea. This ua I,i5 rim
a. "istt,, was being forced upon ~" nos
..'ta nreteuce that Proylu'n'o Itch
10y -, ma new Responsibilities, 49,,
CAST Mt shirk." He could not "5Ic'
,'',,.',.cr that this dangerous Slp,Io,la
iC,tv was one for the Amerle'"
TO assume. ,,toution that
the ACQUISITION OF iaI u'S1''i'e +r,, Inv the
-, forced upon this country u' -
had De-h - yr9r This country Na9
"l IN retain such f0reign teIi',o
q. rad conquered, II II so ues'i 49, ,-1,oto
- q, as was suitable In SOIL C''i -,
"a inhabitants we might want " ,',,,,te /
i,,t he denied that our only olhel .rr,torv
nos to give back the conquer"
~ Wv PROPER COURSE FOR Us.
rs 40 NAV keep IT. ourselves" sald
:, &C. NAV require Il TO be given 10 1"o
,eorle who inhabit it,, for the pulp1 -
! ~ fndeDendence and liberty. li.i9' ~
/ ueved was the proper course NJ, W. so,,e-
| f., the case Of the Philippines - tn
/ roieutv az this country Wouiu ~ - "a
,,escbod bv such generous acton' ~ 10
| no concern Of other nations "'"'
/ for our own national health' ,,-.t.o+ions
..rrbo idea " he said, that hihilau0u
~, o,,r sovereign powers, wheh appn ~
a. our own municipal concerns NM ',.oot
w 1870 Of the nation IN lhe -
So.s,,,. - nations. and put 1t at a olsau
,,,,tero there has no founda1oh in a. -,
INC advice of Washington ne - ,,f,ht
against entangling alliances ~ NV do-
o,,oroone the great advantage ol Jul
tached situation -.,r,r-
,cr,,, MATTER. OF PRINCIPLE.
Passing from the domain Oh ,. vain roain-
IN that OF principle Mr. w., - rovyer.
tanned that the proposi1loli drnda-
, - t,, many. breaks down every uu,i -.
49, rrinciule on which our ihs'iiu
-, orc founded. Under such propoo'
= -. +ne PRINCIPLES Of the Declara'ion "
II., 80 that taxation WlthouI ~
a - Is tyranny, and thaI '"o
o,,.1rs ~ government are derived o.-
= ,ba consent OF the governed oou'U
,l~.,e- he q guide 10 our staleenN', ..t,,
, Senators may say ne uec,'' ,' 49,,
choir positious do not lead 10 49, 49, ti,er,
t..4 l,ore fs only one escape rom 'i1'''
G D'1 'a1 r,iscegenation Of blood ~
-.,,-ior and Of government WIN ~
{, 1iisv Ruddhists. Mohammedans' ~ !.
,l,,,,e,,cfars over whom 1T Is propoSeu
g ov+ord our protecting wing anu w.
r. -, g. be- proposed 10 attempt 1Ae y, -
g, W. - deeiutition and digestion u-
m er,ised under the Christian ana t .,l, -
= o-s name Of benevolent assli' ,I.s,psS
= o'' sTATuAfENT or TOkAhhh >,
re- - diverted 10 the statemei
, ~. r,orol.or's a few days ago Una.
u VI -'-' 80 for the purpose OF the nv L-,
ie 60 IN retain tho Phihppihe7 "a
.+l,. tut he said he was ioIceu ~
m ,,.'th the Ohio senator, beC"'- .
is lel g. tbo treaty which had ueen il
= l'o..- ,,,der the direction or inc /.
-e ..-,,f5ence of such character 'li
IN a.. ,,ret oeerride the opinion 81 n
tfrs-,isbcd senator from ONO. eol
A. f.-rad 10 that part of the ue1Iy' e., ~
70 rvlioh made not only cono.' ~ phil
M ,trr of sovereignty over 0"0 ~,
All couh" o., acceptance by US OF vi
l..-,.tgrtv II was impossiple 20 40,
m ,rot the treaty was neBo''
he wv iI.t If n clamor for an eNleil9lo'
ed wy 'a'.,friors. AS further PROOF vi
TO our 80 Mr. Turner referred I"
ro''i.i5o-,,e spoech at Atlanta lu "I
..l,o1 "Who IS there that W. - 80
bsui down the American la5 y.
too soil upon which il mas - - :
the ~ 49,, Tie said the President
'e made the meaning OF INC
II. too plain for controVel9S r-trs, 70
o. ~ turner. after referring Ut,
Dii, - If Mr.. Plat, OF Cohhe ~
an sp' A. Toraker. entered upon US
ing anu the constitutional phases %
yity SION "a CONTAINING that the resolu,
way ~ vests was q correct STATE :.
tbe or Slt founded upon the work Oh
one i@C ,,,,, euo1-rD NOT BE QUIXoTlC
eer- - -.saI,,s,on Mr.. Turner said: III
an IN ,,,,,-b IN hug the pleasing mo.
VIII ~ we are a great peoplV' '. IN
Ss- ~ ~ a. NO responsibility thaL gan
w. .t'~,,st an us which we cannot -,
- IL Goo and accept with salt.y. li-s
rs is true all may well bene,e lin
res fathers fought and "Ious", child
soil we Of this day are ces C...t.i..,tfs,, an
= of d., ~ g. the height or QulAo' .,i' o.,
W - -, .,.a,ss ~ the teachings or the ioe
"a we 90 Ground In the world huhl'I'5
,otel ,yonsibiNties and counting
Tho .,,,s. I'VE a~o able 90 meet lH1''.
.~fr president. the American p. ,',.i,. =
NOT lacking in the faitn anu 60,
Inc fathers. which the Seha,oi Ia,,eti
Deotfcut iuVOkes IHrf 30. 80 g.,
- In Tor brief period, been i"cA''. e.. ~
wisdom of the fathers buI In 80 80.
~ alteration has been tempoi u.
,cial) when the excitement OF pasa'0 Ia.
n bv t.rsst which led them astray He7 a
, ob- sided or gone by they nato ol
"a that wisdom and conse rVe. 800. %.
eai"' tevrnored with faith ana o0ui a. =
up its IKE our free Institutions aI1 -,
MS OF ripht they inherit from l,1 TOO
ID, no would therefore amend wy. conl
= nf the DISTINGUISHED senator W.
p az az tbot n will not fall on dulleu ca a. ~
W ~ on oh. for the couIase a az,
u w fsith and the wisdom or Ing t,1,fO
u 'ne FORAKER TAKES iAO -, - = 49,
lco .. Al the conclusion OF MI. -,
ne las' s,,,,,ent Mr. Foraker TOOK Il;
neh'i' evcsntion 10 statements inouS =
start eneech especially those releii ''s
Is CITY personally. and he explained d" 40
. Ihey he nature Of his statements - q
TO the or9ong other things that ne ~ "a
bought onIv for himself. and h4u ~ ~
trust tention or desire TO pose as '-'0
ties, II sentative Of the adminis'i 49,
mpting az his utterances were conoS' ~
higher ferring TO the comment "llOh ~
aroused I'm Great Britain ny H''
ld the rents. he said: - o7,,i
md are ~ was not speaking TOT 'he '',i', =,
d that t,on and the chill that Wen ~
OF pea Sov,n the backs Of our irienuS -
IN this don was due principally 10 Il mn ~
impaired bension as 10 which or the ONO -
r. The was speaking
red on CANAL BILL
asst two ,rhA Nicaragua canal bin was
confederation nearly three houIS