The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08

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plow undar the crop. Here I'm 49,,
.ur mechai'lcs are all emploved ~,
Wy 70 help the wrkmen by shuttlng ~,
ne Governor for the FIRST time aur,D.
his New York State trim w. t. uur ing
WIN circulars asking why he bad s,s,.ss.,
certain local legislation. nartta,,ssNn,'u
suehuments To the Lockport charles -,
~ ne hed not refused TO grant n hear,a,.
,v me labor unions. The questions VS.
no, 3sNsa IN the assembling place bur
merely thrown In the streets H. ,.-, ou'
rtn. The Governor said ne ,t,d -. NE" x''i
lnat ne was compelled to answer ,hosa
questions. these
ROOSEVELT ON TOUR.
ALBION. n. ". oct. 31.-The sun car,o
1ut JUST AFTER the Roosevelt special left
i''chester' giving promise Il A nleason,
Jay. The FIRST stop was made n, t,.oa,'
port Here the Governor said:
Mr. bryan invokcs the Declaration os
lndependence as applying to the Phl,n-
Ihts. Nebraska was acquired bv Theme,
Jefferson without the consent OF the IN,
alNhS W ~ anG he ought TO have know,
now 10 nave applied the p..clarntior IA
Independence. because he vVrota =, w
cannot anord to let Mr.. Bryan's ,rtoeto
Pics and the present Bryanized ber,oe-
racy continue a formidable danger 90
american political life appeaI 40 vo,,
not merely TO beat u. but to stamp 4, nm
~ ioot SO mat no similar appeal will
ever ne made In our time. While we can
aTord 20 differ on questions OF nol,c,, ~
cannot auord as good Americans To differ
on the underlying principles. the LACY ~
NulCn makes any party whatever IL Is a
standing danger TO the country
NJ Holy " was raining Nevertheless
me Governor spoke TO a great crowd. lie
We DO not want 20 cut In two the M
tcnal honor by cutting in two the ma
uonal debt. m Mr.. Bryan's policies ever
should be enacted into law they would
bear with an especial weight OF woe upon
me very people concerning whom ne az
ircts TO be most Interested
Mr.. Bryan speaks OF polygamv In the
sulu Islands and says IL ought TO h.
stopped. Why. his proposal Is TO estab-
lish proteCtoratc over those islands and
therefore guarantee both slavery AMI
polyEamy In Sulu."
TKtNLEY AT CANTON.
l CANTON. Onto. oct a. when the
President and Mrs. Mckinley returned
| from their morning drive the porch was
hlled with people waiting 20 see them
Among the early arrivals was John W
1 Ncrkes. Republican candidate for Gov.
Ictuor Of Kentucky lie had an extended
tax with the President Samuel W. Tay.
Her ~ Urbana, former Secretary OF State
Ios ohio. now Consul at Glasgow. home on
have % absence. also had n conference
with the President.
HANNA AT GOSHEN.
/ GOSHEN. Ind. oct gt-Senator Hanna
was greeted by "a great outpouring OF
people here today. the crowd who heard
his speech being estimated at i2.ooo. In
the course Of "a thirty-minute speech Sen.
ator Hanna said.
n hear on every side. What's the mat
ter with HannaT Cries o. He's al
right') I want 90 know what's the mat
ter with Indiana (Cheers and cries o
Indiana u all rightrD I almost thinl
that this election viii b. unanimous. thil
great outpouring means much. Bryan hai
been preaching free silver. imperialism
and antitrust. he has dragged these IL
sues into the campaign for the purpose o.
ldeceivlng the people. There H. nothing "a
this contest but let well enough alone W,
have suffered enough. seen enough soul
houses. and We have earned the right {,
De prosperous 10 you propose TO be le,
away by false issues In order TO satisfl
the ambition Of one mann That espresso
u fully. u Is too long u story TO be GOV
cred with arguments at this time Tn
other side has always been before IN,
Ipeoplo with every subterfuge imaginabl
tn order that the people may be deceived
iirvuu has lowered himself TO the wors
kind Of dsmaRoguery and has cried 20 tn
Ipeople To- follow the steer whose name d
bryan.
NO. my friends. this election Is a ties
Iof the loyalty. the patriotism and the In
telligencc Of the American people. Yol
DO not want TO vote for "a man who's
government would bring distress and sor
row 10 the people. Everything on on
side appeals 90 all the sentiments Of pa
Itriotism IN America. 10 calls for "a vot
LOO confidence In the Administration.
vote of confidence In your President, VIII
has preserved the dignity Of the nation
Now that we have taken our place anon
the fighting nations. shall we turn on
back 20 the glory Of our soldiers and sail
Iors7 shall We shut our eyes and blindl
follow that steer7 God forbid. Let m
warn you that should you be misled b
false theories your fate II sealed Indus
tries will shut down; trade decrease an
tho laborinR class would be the first Z
feel ~. Money can be hidden away an
when 'aboring man loses his day
work he loses his capital also"
TEDDY AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. n. v. oct st.-The trai
bearing the Republican Vice Presidents
candidate arrived In this city shortly afte
= o'clock. after making n stop az Blac
Rock. an industrial suburb % Buffal,
and the north bound railway center Of N
city The Governor was accorded spies
, dld reception 80 the place and addresse
, r. few remarks % the laboring peopl,
. Prom the time Of his arrival until N
time he retired there was one continuou
ovation. The streets through which b
had 90 puss on his way from the static
! were crowded with people.
n had been planned 10 have the Cover
o. hold n reception this afternoon D.
, cause % the early hour Of his arrival. bt
ho was 30 fatigued with the days wor
, that he compromised by addressing N
assembled people az q whole, explainir
that he was deeply touched by the MAJ