New-York tribune., 1900-10-25

Tee taas The Inhabitants Of the countries recently
r.-y ~ - -= W. @ - gwen lhe earnest opportn-
tleHle &@ VIII do our utnosI 20 prevent the eIec-
United States We propose TO vote for Mckinley
ane Roosevelt. our present President, William
game has proved that even under the most
-cl-ac1lt - conditions he could lead Us 70 victory.
e1es l- his exalted Office iie Is entitled 70 re-
Fellow citizens. rally and assist US in cur effort
r ze-ve our great and beloved adopted country
2est E giving it an honest and able administration.
imDerialistic silver trust!'
The address was signed by sev-~al hundred
persons. including Arthur Won Brie. 4, Charles
A sChleren. Paul Goepel. Gustav Il. schwab,
Dr. G. ShoIer Jacob H Schif, Ludwig F. Thoma
and George Z. EngIehardt.
The Democratic leaders have organized all
tHeir forces in the States Of Illinois. Wisconsin
and Minnesota 10 persuade the German -Anaeri-
cans Of those States that the interests Of all the
people, and especially the interests Of the Ger
Han-Americans. would be advanced by the cleo
ton q Mr. Bryan. II is needless TO say the at
tempt has resulted in the utter discontinue Of
the Democratic agents, as was fully warranted
bF The absurd attempt TO convince citizens Of
German birth by the use Of false logic and So
cialisrc and populisric arguments
GERNAN-AMERICANs IN NORTHWEST.
The attitude Of the German-Americans of the
Northwest is aptly illustrated by the following
Statement from Colonel Welz, Of ST. Paul. pro-
prieror of the Hotel Ryan in that city, who is
one Of The best known German-Anericans il
the Northwest. he said:
spent several months in Europe last summer,
and above al Things ] was struck 0y The unwouted
courtesy shown Dy &- the people o. All tAe l14to-
pes1 nations toward Americans and to the A4nerI-
lalng american vas treated in Europe only little
among tie nations Why Should not German
americans be as proud Of the glory OF the AMER
gT 1eT eli her
GASES u natlouaIites America 1 tell you, tie
Democrats Insult as when they appeal 10
=. ne political natreds Of European governTae ents
q. eacn other When men Of European mathematics
s2a4e 20 America for a nome. they are pound ~
= - laws q pal--otisn 10 crop tleIr ELIop1ai
cans and FOR Whatever affects the United States
4 amen az! P91-cy, NJ e EIir3re ~,
Hzteh was their birthplace An noC as rlu IN an
Pilgrims - the NaysoWer9 II ] an rot. then this
Goyerur1e-. s q ii-Ire and when Democratic ciri
- l-s.nuate t-ar German rather than aa
ia.-c-r- and seek arouse against President
4eEizey because Kaiser Wilhelm does not ike
Eze-aH1 and because England Is friend Of Amer
60 saal not forget the insult and nope 81. eVeEg
..r1-fa1 born citizen of the country VIII think on
- insult and resent IL by repudiatlng the doc
I-ies Of bryanisTn.
John Habermenhl Of Allegheny, Penn, one or
ne keenest German-Anaerican thinkers in that
pennsylvania region which was peopled largely
oy descendants Of hardy men from the Father
4@he said in published statement week ago;
CALLS IMPERIALISM HUMBUG
II can truthfuly be said that the United States
- ln peace with the wide world, aside from that
-Ite brush with the Chinese Boxers ard WhtI
ss--shr rgntfully be termed guerilla bushWhach-
.lg H-th the Fiiicinos Unless one IS stupid enough
- require tnuuderbolt from heaven 10 AWAKEN
s-s IT does not require very keen perceplion 20
- lnto rhis silly humbug Of imperialism suen
sr.srrsei While France in time Of peace, has -
-t--sfs 70 every loo inhabitants. and tTefla44 ~
fa, Ated States has not even one solder 70 etIy
lnhs bitants Our expansion policy, Dy WIN
Es have grown from thirteen 10 forty-ive states
- mace the United States the Wealrhiest hailoh
n whole world which has been an immense
N'oa u the German race
Prom all parts Of the country come expressions
similar 70 these from COMMUNICATIONS, who