Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-01
A Terrific Arraignment.

of 1897. How is such wrong to escape
the lash? The Maine is blown ny and
266 OF her people are killed and drowned.
Sigsbce's dispatch, "The Spaniards sunk
me by tleachery," is suppressed by Long,
and new one covering the Spanish
atrocity is forged and put in its place.
Hanna says: at was the carelessness OF
the crew, and not the Spaniafds, that
sunk the Maine" Derew, that parrot OF
money, repeats the statement. Long puts
forth lying interview and works the
stock market. Step 10y step the republic
cans fought against Il war with SPAN.
They did thisto protect the Spanish bond
no ders. American honor and American
lives were nothing. Spanish bonds were
all in all 1t vas Il democrats (Turpie)
resolution that declared the war. Tnen
came the crimes OF contracts RallroadS
were fraud iattened. The Merrmac was
bought up at three prices and sunk to
hide the sin. The beef ring and every
other ring rioted in evil profits. rs 4 re-
suit, 5000 soldiers died Vi camp pest and
beef pest, while only 500 We're killed on
the field. These are but specimen ion!
deeds. Alser is cast out, E..an Is cast
out CON full pay the startled sheep OF
the public, uneasy Of fraud smcis and
odors of war-rottenness are calmed and
driven on to fresh fleecings. We win the
war. We pay three millions TO Cuba and
no one knows. We pay twenty millions
to Spain, and no one knows why. The
rings riot on with their contracts. We
are for an "open door" in the east, what
ever that may be, and prosecute fake
war in the Philippines. We fight year
at a cost OF 200 millions. The whole COM
me,ce OF the Philippines is Il millions.
At the years end, Lawton, as if to mark
our progress toward conquest, is killed
within eleven miles OF Manila, the city
Dewey took two years before. And the
rings wax rolling fat on the profits OF the
war which still is. The American heart
swells over Manila and Santiago. The
Mckinley gang take advantage TO project
billion dollar navy. That's where the
Cramps come in. And Carnegie with
armor plates at $500 a ton, when $40 would
be we'll up to their worth. With Root
and Long to their elbows IN the public
money, and Mckinley QHanna) oversee
ing it all, such as Griggs and Gage are
not idle. Griggs, the Trust selection, muz-
zles the law and puts Right in check and
irons. Griggs buckles the Trusts in their
outlawry, and the department he betrays
becomes, not the Department OF Justice,
but Injustice. Gage negotiates, on his
spiral part, with Standard Oil, the vast
hog trust, by comparison with which all
other trusts are piglings. Gage sells the
Standard Oil bank the Custom House-for
half price. The bank keeps the money.
The nation keeps the title, so that the
tax.gatherer may be cheated. The nation
pays the Standard Oil tent for the Custom
House. The whole being four-angled
swindle. which, in one OF its phases at
least, makes the crime of embezzlement.
Gage loans the Standard Oil bank 40 mil
lions year, and other banks 26O millions
more, and all without interest. The
moneys worth per cent. Who gets the
Is millions? Do YOU suppose the McKin'
ley ring lets it fall unnoticed tot the ground
1t would be an insult to "Byother ABB
ner" to say so.-The Verdict.
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