Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-22
CONDEMN ENGLAND
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administration is secretly in sympathy with
Great Britain, and rendering her all the
aid IT can Every patriotic citizen OF the
republic should condemn these pro-EnSlish
tendencies at the White House.
God bless the embattled farmers of
South Africa is my fervent prayer. and
from the ashes Of the conflict may there
arise a greater and grander republic, the
glorious United States of South Africa"
No Apology to Make.
Senator William E. Mason of Illinois came
in during Mr.. Suffers speech. He was
wildly cheered. When introduced Senator
Mason said there was no apology to make
for coming to this meeting Sunday night.
Il hold, he continued. that there is no
hour too sacred or place too dear to speak
for the cause of liberty. / congratulate
Washington, the capital of the nation on
this sympathetic demonstration in behalf
of a sister republic. The conflict in the
Transvdai is a struggle between liberty
and slavery. When you hear these mon
aTchists open their services with long
prayers and tell of what they will do for
doWnIrodden people in far-off lands you
usually find them closing with a descrip-
ton of the resources and wealth of those
countries The Beers are right. hut unless
We can ant them in some way their cause
may not triumph. The bird of liberty mas
hitherto Ways found a resting place in
thlS cot Lately the American eagle
u ape. is taken TO eating carton.
We do nut want for the Beers the kind of
liberty that England would give them We
want the Beers TO have the kind of liberty
they want. If You have any Influence lend
your voice I" the cause Of the Beers If
you have no influence, but have convic-
tons. speak your sentiments
Representative Joseph W. Bailey of
Texas spoke next He declared he was sick
of hearing of Our brothers across the sea-
and he dared any one that thus insulted'
him to say that these people were the
brothers of George Washington and Thorn
as Jefferson. Eng and. he said was brutal
and had hunted down the Irish and shot
them like 50 many dogs. rs England en-
Ii'Ied Z" any sympathy. he asked. when
she would strike down the only republic on
the globe that nearly approaches our own
our example inspired the Beers to set up
Their state II is not merely England's
South African conflict She finds an oppor-
IUnity To bot a repub ic from the face of
the map and she eagerly Srasps it. There
are some in this country who hope England
VII succeed in this crime, but they hope in
vain
senator Aliens View
Senator William V. Allen of Nebraska
mad" a speech presenting his point of view.
He said. in part:
If there is any country on the face of
Tho earth that owes The British empire
nothing that country is the United States
D a. for nercenary ends. There IS not a
.ofty motive about her policy. Wheteye-
she can advantageousiy extend her com
nnecce into that locality She carries her
arms Whether it be fertile fields or dia-
m"ndS or gold the same greed for gain has
actuated her conquests ! am not a be-
Hover in non-intervention when liberty is
at stake l would not only intervene with
sympathy loud and forcsbly expressed.
nut l would intervene with every lawful
means IN my power l hope and believe
that the God of justice will in time see
that the British empire is ove-thrown and
republic established in its place.
Il hope that the tate which is melted out
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Of its liberties whether il be in the plains
oS south Africa or the islands of the sea.
y man satLh"I atI.r'e IN me justice OF the
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Philippines The American flag will never
wave permanently in triumph over the
PROSTATE form 81 liberty
Inc senator hlhted at some subtle in
Huthct brihs at work IN nigh circles to
IIeSFHt i recognition mere OF the Trans
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dfoustI the audience 10 intense enthusl-
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