The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08
CLUB BANQUET.
snuDGNT W'KfNIEY - 1UE
CrEsT o. uOxOn.
auvesss Speeches Made. IneeolAa9
80 ~ Aschbishso 1ssaasl. -
UhSeA Ne Pays m Eleaasaa
4wenuse 60 AmosAoaa noonhooA

CHICAGO. Oct Thirty -f3vs hundred
IN aashsred around the tables in the
erssf banquet hall Of the Auditorium to-
sawhf ~ the annual banquet OF the MAJ
assste Club. This bAnque; h . regular
sssns. sn3 although coming ~ the same
uss - tfe IA! festivities. = not distinct
i.siy Q part Of t. The festival pAnQust.
re<ss ths auspices Of the banquet CON-
ntsses, sll be held Monday night
fAe gssst OF honor Was President Nc
xinley who sat at . RAISED table on ths
80 aide Of TIE hall On sbe right Of the
sesss6snt sat Archbishop Ireland. Of 81.
tssL oln<fs Al the table wsse Secretary
cage. Attorney General Gr.xss. Post
neessr GeasEai Smith, Secretary Hay.
uhss members OF the presidents party
- okicers of the Marquette Club. There
Oees no special decor lions AZ the ban
0noi, great mass Of soSes In front Of the
tsssad@ni being tns only d.splay. Il vas
xu4und tiss appointed time wneu Pr9ntdens
61cksfsLans, after this remnants 81 In
nnnques had been rewovea. called the
Gn4ksrlng 20 order ana introduced Addison
"a sa y os ES
= ~ early eays. Ia speaking OF the seiiti-
nat Ct Odd Chicago"
AsehhlshSD Ireland.
He was followed by Archbishop Ire.
lAnd. who rose TO speak Of The Amer
Nan hepupsie; Inc arenDsshon was
speech was eloquent tribute TO Amer
tcAn manhood and TO the republic, which
h4 declared to b The best form Of or
CANNED democracy revealed In human
Ths arehbishops closing words were:
"And whatever we DO. whatever plans
sasv, l'i iss Us Be- mindful Of ons ' thing
the American spirit Is the enemy Of ali
those OF humanity who. by turning lib
sfty into license. endAnger democracy, or
- In nfr txrtn To. tkv irxa
n MEASURES that are Incompatible with
3 free government Whatever might be
The apparent and temporary gain. the
harm done Is unspeakable; liberty would
Ss driven from the country. the Amsrt-
iyss with her. The DAG Of the Amsrican
r sssss sS mean. so.. mss WIN wnsr:xss :
eye and throbbing heart we watch to-
toward distant Isles. We pray for its
II xsls as IN America !, means liberty.
And Ill liberty brings with II. some say
u means In Asia the repression OF lib-
s God e fp. rss, : n.ans n xs.a tas
% whom the fatss Of war have brought
che unsonght duty Of maintaining order
p those Islands. may see And know who
there have the right to speak for the
people. what tho people desire. and for
Whist the people are fitted. Civil order
An % ss b % ,ssS to 5. s or ,S e
philippines the harbinga- and the guar
elAn Of liberty and the rights Of the peo-
pc The American republic-.she win
uveb and with her II erty VIII I've"
Secretary Roet.
A. soon as the applause which greeted
The archbishop - he took his seat had
eubaided. President Wlckersham intro
dqced Secretary Root.
4 improvsmsn, n the antirx q ms cS nsrS
q the United States army and oppressed
the hope that the Lessons az the recent
soneis s would 20. 9 K! ,c.s upon eonsrs,s.
Msh formidable force in the Philippines.
the crstAry atAfed that BY November is,
Ge" American soldiers would be there.
"Now what are these ,nsn fighting fort
Are they fighting = ftiiUino nations No.
There y no such thing. There are there
rs ' and " ssssss nf BY, enc enc
Wish 70 come under the control OF the
=: Arr r. We agAs,ns all Of this one tribe
Than one-half OF this nation. We are
n9hting against the selfish ambition OF a
military dictator who has been permitted
eontentcd with spanish rule and array
tnem against our government while we
wrested the islands from the domination
The title we have to the island of Luz
non " better than our title to Louisiana
of Texas. and It's rests upon higher euty
10 humanity.
mo American executive has the rixn,
70 take ono rod OF land from under the
soveretgnty Of the American people and
~ VIII maintain that sovereignty In the
H..
Tributes to Americsn Soldiers.
Mr. Root then spoke In high terms of
~ tHa
s, citizen saving that his services In this
o1echon were more TO his credit than
my victory he had ever won.
arr more proud" no said of Wood
N Santiago. Wilson in Ma,ansas and Lud-
W~ IN Havana. teaching civilization 10
sae people OF Cuba and Porto Rico. than
" any nero who ever stood upon q ram
Ps.s under haii OF shot and she'll
ne spoke IN strong condemnation OF che
s.stue siteisfns and aspersions of the
smsfasans arms which were eeirg circn-
country. Wv
senator rsieAanks.
.. ne Marquette cub Is a Republican or
san'ssbon, and from tho vostferuus ar~
SsSe which had greeted every mention
saslen Is ,s Msh es,,. name an, and every
an y was soreshsdowed that the rs-
use o' senator Fairbanks OF Indiana.
sv., sne sentiment. The Present Adminss-
noust be greeted with applause
., ss.nss y Boyd spoke upon ''R@pai,l!c-
sssm tn the SoQtas'
Few Words From MeKtufrv.
..xuMaSnt Wiekersham then breura, TIA
sSIoss standing by the annoiin. sn,en,
49, Fssss0ent Mex nley would saa4k In
asss sreech ;Ae president. who WAS
sasstra With irausic cheers, sais.
an. tise sBIy to express my warm arpre-
- % the ayssteaate saiusa.lon az
s We &afaSetsr Cub ana 20 say thai / -.
.seeats 4 wiis all nay heart We are
-. strangers. th's scene here tonirns Ia
49, altogether unfamiliar 10 me- , s,pos
1910 yea cnce h<fere rot more tAan
tAsse years ago, YOUR honsrwd guest. and
ha.e Ter yea AL tonight onlv sha mos,
sstesa recollection ard ursttntasf rrs..
80 tSa have ret arty h~ea nav f-ssnas
.atasaity srs unfaitertrx a. az .srrfss baf
80 = eE more moment ard what IL rnti.A
$500 see have h~es -, all TIRES faith
~ 70 yS2r country. true 20 the s.fv.otare
10y cf pubic fat.h. standing hswsys
~ aonsst government ana Aeness raorev
sneae@ef. art forever standing tnr ss~
1877 ans Integrity cf IRE Sac .~ssrrysr
ns@fs. Ssvr'esf ~ GssT snffsa~s 81 orr
e@%sfS CT -ars ~ ~ - sfs~Ses A.
~saee, continuing ser s.vsrai rs.nestsss
ass last affYesz - tha evsrfnr va,
sa'Ase oy 1ftsS@ EowiAei ! Wss.,,sr - n.
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