New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

tstheIt vss born II an responsible who is re
before sbe for the fact that the cubans were thirty
years nv name? who is responsible for these
tsss9nSs? why. II the Republicans would read the
sf Is God Himself who planted IN every human
ts-rf the love Of liberty. Great applause9
FANCY FIGURES OF SPEECH.
=, mn want to see the sordid level upon which
- Repubican party would fight this campaign.
nc soe how they have insisted that il is i'm
that You have golg eds teI IRe ee t tr
gs5Iy worried IS for fear we would have 5o-cent
cent 5SIa citizen Porto Rico and won't ten Us what
per cent the Filipino Is 10 nave. theE sara IN 30
Standard Of money Now they want double
Ssspotism seven thousand miles away. tCheers.l
TEev said IN 81 they were afraid we could not
and t se ~ ,,st1TatIng naTirv haveen white
rlzsn mere and z yellow subject in the Philippine
S.s-ds Why Is II? Il Is because they put the
ssIiaT above the man, and make money more
1oTecious than human blood (Applause) In self
FoTeTning republic people can have any domestic
srsfern fl IS within their power to correct it; but
when you deny the doctrine that governments de
80 their Just powers from the consent Of the
governed. then what assurance have you that you
would ever he able 70 correct any of the evils Of
,TSicb we complain
The Republican party to-day is procIaiming the
is Were divided into two classes the well born and
hose not well horn daughter. and that the well
horn were born to be ruled. and the Republican
T7-tv to-day IS asserting the same doctrine 1t is
sese1rinr the doctrine that we belong to the well
borp class. and We must rule the people who are
rot So well born. Beware, beware of the doctrine
-hat some are well born and some not. for when
vou once establish that doctrine you have to keep
Won he .ong to the ruling class. daughter and pro-
10 constitution from q foreign government can
take II from an American and IL you are willing
plain II ir is taken from you
SOME FILIPINO sUBTLETIEs
what title have We to the Filipino? Die, We buy
him or did We get him by force? When did we get
ne ro5 PoBe Why my riends y Sog not only only
assert rhe right to buy people; but after you buy
60 I7ealfrz ~ oTr coye1Gmenf You are going
70 curse him with a government that you would not
you bought spain had nothing TO sell When you
bought Filipinos she did not the Filipinos. All
she could sell YOU Was g license TO hunt in the
hundred years. And i she had a title, what was
tile based on force you have better title than
vou would have if you went out and secured it by
and +hen own him? That is the big mans doctrine
No little man ever asserts such q doctrine. Can
"a y - And # Won Relieve that there Is
- - Eoror ~ in1rerisIisr, LEI me ten Won thai
wherever nation becomes an imper!altstic nation
il becomes a coward. II never attacks nation OF
us size but always jumps onto some little nation
and subjugates IL We have no title 10 the Filipino
that is good according 10 our doctrine. II govern
Hents derive their Just powers from the consent
govern people nor get it by force But what
are you going TO do with the Filipino when you get
6 a h destroys trade o arg G to You can
not trade with dead people, You have got to let the
y they I've under flag they must live citizens
2? as e Are ReP PSe1 t s fbe 70 for n
iects2 Yes and they dare not defend their doctrine
are not willing that they should be subjects. There
fore We must let them stand under their own nag
and have their government and be masters OF
themselves and work out their own destiny.
HIS PROGRAMME FOR THE FILIPINos
The Republicans have no policy. We have. The
reads like this Resolved, That when the war is
and maintain II until Congress takes the matter
off his hands" But let me show you how uncer-
tain II IS by putting some explanatory words in
parenthesis and then the resolution reads like this:
knows when f VIII bel the President viii do some
ming nobody knows WHAT. and will keep at II
vha0' That is the Republican plan. He says
--est the Filipino as you promised 70 treat the
hem from outside Interference. Tell the Fipinos
49, mem 1870 o,,[s i5a e. III 7bo1. ~
you say that We cannot protect the Filipinos from
ne sultan Of sulu and you 6nd according TO that
treaty must protect the Sultan Of Sulu from
outside interference ard 4 the Republican Presi-
Sert can protect the Mohametan Sultan. a Demo
5ar.IsseI The Ren1jflieen president has Won
ised = haul down the faR IN Cuba when the free
Re- 7ulfcan President can haul 6oWn T mat fas
7t--fr -v-o hundred miles Of oIIr shores a Derno
miles swav from nearest shore. (ApplauseO
= re adout tn irnperiaIisrir policy we cease m
no q moral factor II the worlds progress Here
rof0re have been able 70 svmpathiZe with peo-
smuggling for Ihe--v. Four years ago the Pc
publican party sv7-UsthiZed with the Cubans They
sid they hoped the Cuhars would ne free but to-
dsv rhev say that chev cannot svrnpathize with the
Beers who fighting with heroism that recaI lis
Mara hon
FEsTTATED ABOUT STOPPING.
NJ Bryan reached the end almost exactly at
o'clock. the duration Of his speech therefore
being one hour and eight minutes He closed
without indulging in any particularly striking
peroration. In fact. when he did stop II seemed
though he had yet something on his mind Of
which ne was DESTROYS Of unburdening himself
re had quoted from that portion of the Bible
which speaks Of the blessedness Of the peace
maker, when he half turned to walk toward his
sest With just trace Of hesitancy in his man
ner he faced toward MS audience again. but IN
rhe nomentary lapse the applause had begun,
and Z there was anything more he had to say
h did nor persist in the effort, but bowed low
and began making his way to the rear Of the
stage
Fer fully FIVE minutes the vast audience gave
he fullest vent TO their noise making proclivi-
lies They cheered. stood on chairs yelling and
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