The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

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del.ve-aroe from the curse = the trust.
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standing armies. SO II happens most naturally
that In opposing Imperialism opposing
can insi;tution-the large standing army 81
confidently relied upon to de:erd the Republic
against every foe and 10 bear her banner al",t
/ nothing more ana could not have anything bet
| ter
Repeal of Unjust Taxes.
] The tariff. laid TO give undue advantage - a
few manufacturers ut the expense Of millions
but no relief viii the rarty in power give 10
an outraged AMI long suffering people Not the
voice Of the trusts in their revel is heard by
The Repuh! an leaders;
Not even tire most bur'iensorna and ANNOYING
OF the taxes will they remove. They seem
% lie proceeding upon the theory that the people
prutect themselves from the srosr LIT see
they are tired Of endaris wrong i they VII. f,ad
lhs way 70 relief through SUPPORT 81 the plat
foam and ticket tut out at Kansas city
DOckery and the DinGIcy Eli.
Let me remark in passing that when the Ding
ley bill! was before the House OF Representatives
The great fight 10 prevent its being th, shelter
iGr the trusts was made by rep;' sentative IT IN
MissouIt-Aexaader Monroe ncckery: Missou:ts
next Governor. Dockery beheld with a vision
clear and almost prophetic. In the full sense Of
the terrT1- Just what We HON behold demon
strauon- He said, with all the force Of strong
man devoted to the cause OF justice and hum2u-
faplGity under the ta'in as The keruh!ictns
fashioned H. he lahored desperately TO get i;i"
the bin provision for putting upon the free list
articles under trust control
But his ri. adings for the people zen upon deaf
less In the presence OF the masterfgl trust ma
mates who had bought the Republicans into pow
when the like Efforts for TIE relief of ~,
people have been made since. hey have fai.ea 40
Al .ea.l F-TH. rnHaE
TO Yield. ans, the Republican leaders are but sut
leaders. under the real leaders. those who h.ye
the commissions from the trusts Why. in the
Congress whose first session closed last June.
the FaI ba; xh made lie P hs n at s a
and urged something real. something lacslnI
ne ra aPtGval ana n shea Az ,nr mn th ras
list when controlled by a trust ami denying 20
Use of the malls. the Republicans VIC al have
none Of II.
Imperialism Is 40 Fiction.
The Republican leaders say There Is I'm
perialism involved In their course IN tho Philip
pines. IN Cuba, IN Porto Rico in the British
the Postmaster General. in Tccen, inspired ut
terance declared that There is such l-s... as
no imperialism IN a free country.
To say that there can be no Imperialism IN
free country Is not saying much when the cy-
preston is anaiyzed; A country tlishied With
and free country IS one where that ba, /:
not found But a country under imperialism. and
therefors not free. may throw OF irir-ri alisrn
colonies which rebeled against Britain in rev.
It is equally true that free government may
re n s1 i'G in an empire hera Hc
there are Two ways 81 aScoIni iisnins the Iiars,
three. Of war. or il may be done insid'cusly. by
false rretenses. rohting the masses OF power and
We are bound together by the bands Of the
Constitution. The Republican party IS lesislat-
ing outside and IN defiance Of III. Constitution
staining TIA; its 1es!rainss are nes pn9n 81 We
Claimed f for oupseives. the Tishs OF sst-sov"rh
meut. The Republic'n orator is wrong. There
iic, now before me eoun'Ty his party made IT,
sa s S Sgr PANT must fef .isThe boldly and clearly
Money Theory Proven Sound.
We believe sim. as our fathers believed. in the
hmetall'c theory Of money; Notning ou. tne
years has saved our land or the weird from
famne History as thai a, we
Of gold in enormous Quantities Therefore II Is
which tine has proven be sound We need
not apologize for our latest declaration upon the
las y,r.ticatei it. "
Remuneration. OF the bank trust Is more than
lnent which ought to oe sacred irorl the sIoilsr
Is the b sI ibs nr. l5 nse
and by which all that they possess and all that
have transferred this high. sovereign power to
the national banks not for tie public socd but
Kind should be made by the Governrncnt. Upon
this truism we invite the Judgment and decision
Bryan Is without Peer.
Having given US am inspiring platform. our
convention gave US also standard bearers worthy
American anhooj. In all our great land. in
today without a peer. The noblest type OF self
governing man beneath the stars.
fresh from the S country. He Is before, now
in al the strength and glory of matuved, perfect
pubiic eye millions have studied him unde.
every light that can beat upon a human soul or
more people than any Other man who lives. He
has thrilled mere Re'P Sy and ba hum nK o w'a
being upon the fo0tstool. The world has had !
throughout the length and breadth Of tho land |
he is known almost as Vel as one KNOWS a
Not TO strangers but TO those who know him |
we'll we present our matchless American cham !
candidate Of all who are ready 70, battle FOR /
sua! rights for all and special privileges t9r
character or a blemish in his 6!ameiess life; !
me cause Of liberty and right by supporting |
Model Vice President.
Bryan. the friend Of the people; the pure OF
fs The lofty of puTpSsse the moiei husband and
ful in intellect great in sympathy with every /
thing good uiasrerful in speech: Bryan. the
rally to his standard and the prayers OF Amesi- |
car wouanhood ssce.d to high heaven for hi s
plain people TO which he has Dedicated his life? |
and i;ryan's running mste-good. kindly |
S w Te9 mne R R e on SRd
and believe NJ will be again.
Dockery "a Governor.
In this State Il seems TO me, are peculiar
ry fortunate for have not only the inspira-
ton Of a noble national platform and ticket but
the local nominees inspire additional confidence.
and price
Alexander At. Dockery. 1 can speak who
knows that whereof he speaks But who that 1
is at all acquainted with the public Of /
Misscur. or Of the nations. does not know Dock
ervy He is POSSESSED OF the high character. the
fsuite.s habits. the great ability. the large and
varied experience. the devotion to duty the fine
sense Of justice the industry. the genius for ,
detail the h-DaJ -mndednss. which must make
his administration Governor glorious in the !,
annals Of our great Commonwealth. ard fra
giant in the memory Of the people not only az
his own party, ou, Of the just and well-disposei
OF all parties. And he viii make a great cam
raign His logic elcquence and sympathy viii /
arouse popular enthusiasm and carry good wler-
ever he gees
state Ticket Is Strong.
And then there Is Lee. the idol Of an army q.
busy workers, genial and winning; Cook. the
level headed. the ever cool in Judgment and |
action. ard warm in sympathy and help.uiness
the friend Of every man who deserves to have |
a good friend. and the foe Of none except a.
Guty's call; Crow. who fame for himself
and nice treasury fund in his contest wiz