The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-06-21
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:. - N,,vs nundld began his address
morning - lodge said.
took the government and the
ruYpsD.y from the hands Of President
. His party mad abandoned him
--------7 joined their idols Of which he
=, ,..~,a az the Tionger one During che last year
ANee-s ERIN had presented TO the
spectacle Of President try
,, ,4ORNTNCgovern without a party. The resul.
every day in the A. "a standssil1 and riIbc affairs
su bscrbers in tin perllous and incoherent cond-
at roc a month Party responsibility had vanished
$500 for Win II ali posslDltF OF lhlelllseht
IT., NrOpN11n. demanded by the country at home
times a week. renIaced This nolnicaI chaos with
three months, resident in thorough accord with his
year. $500. and the machinery OF me govern,
A"o " lively. Thus kept
Monday ana Ihise of better and efficient ad-
500 stradon. In four months after the in
Subscriptions ramon Oh FIesiaeht MefN'nley we nao
nit by postal siling a. secure after honest effort
letter Current encoura cement for international BIZ
senders. illism we have passed a law strength
Transient athe sold standard aho plan'ihg more
speclaI coiuInh great work well done. The only
amusements ament the Democrats can advance TO-
10 cents a line in their behalf the money
tvva-eoual 70 ton is that a Republican Senate in
is the standar ,ern,i, me raneal If a Renublican
rates and disc
cation at busiut there were sin other questions In
orao,s for We had already thwarted the eff
- of the Cleveland administration to
NEWS 10 ew the Hawaiian Islands back to their
business may roned Queen. and to give England
tbrough tsIeplhold her cables in the group. We
49,, :, a,,i,or, said that would settle finally tho
ny ~ S}aian question. We have done so.
W 80 Problems of the War.
- ,,ToIge promised 10 deal with the Cuban
vi eSSe" ton. Again comes the reply. We have
Ga so. The long agony Of the island Is
EASTERN Cuba Is free. But this great work
yorlx ci+v night with ii events and issues which
-----nan had foreseen, for which no party
had provided policy.
NHEY To he problems brought by the war
ANpLA ~ face with confidence in ourselves and
III deeper confidence in the American
Meetngs-sle who win deal justly and rightly
. Ar Sorar the islands which have come into
No 81 D. hessions is empty the cant about
Special Notitarisn' and imperialism is devoid
& Sons; Levfnse and meaning. Regard for mo
business NJ those who loudest in shrieking
$50, p the American people are about to
N' r upon a career Of oppression and that
Legal Not-Tepubc is in danger Have they been
X Levin ofe past the guardians of freedom? Is
y,,t,s,,oy tty for liberty to be found most
"il7N0' ly in the party which was the de-
Key. Of domestic slavery? Is true free
Economical, to be secured by the ascendancy Of
Bee Hive party which, beneath very eyes,
Afotbar,s Es 10 establish, through Infamous
- - O. the despotc rule of a small and IN
n Levy pulous band Of usurpers In Kentucky
Cheroots-C trample there. upon the rights
Summer he black men only but of the whites,
c.o,,shir to North Carolina and Mississippi?
steamship it suddenly pass that the
pagnie Genelocrauc party, which to-day aims
Railroad Snever it acquires power, to continue
s,o,,e. TT, flee by crushing out honest elections
60 popular rules; has it, indeed. come
stoves ass say, that that party is the chos-
Grape Nutrotector of liberty If it the
pany. COX would be black indeed.
c.,. The 'Or the islands of Hawaii and Porto
, the political problem has been solv-
Med1cal-Vsnd by Republican legislation they
tons; Lydia been given self-government and are
s. s. 81 Cefu ana prosperous under the rules of
Ponds Extr United States.
Cheap CO the Philippines.
Wanted; Em the Philippines we were met by re-
For Sale; Lon. fomented by self-seeking ad-
--~-5urer and usurper. The duty of the
1ident was TO repress that rebellion;
see TO II that the authority of the
The indicsed States rightfully and right
for partly ely in Manila in Philadelphia was
Lor1,, rlowledged and obeyed.
- - he Democrats are planning il they
iocal rams control of the House cut off appro-
tons for the army and thus compel
"heh Ion withdrawal of our troops from the
have his owpp.nes The result would be to force
retirement of such soldiers would
If they arain to Manila and their retirement
nese waternd be the signal for the massacre and
;+;o, 20 der of the inhabitants of the islands
P ~ have trusted to to protect and
son ND 1hem. Such an event would be an
The Repuur position is plain The restoration
vention outeace and order now so nearly reached
the delight the Philippines shall be completed.
1,huadelnbif government shall be established and
people advanced rapidly posi-
n was in along the road to entire freedom and
" "o " elf-government under flag.
things thaEe have no belief in che old slavehold-
assigned tn doctrine that the constitution Of its
question to force marches into every newly ac-
cartoorast out in 1850, we still reject. We do
-. found mean that the Philippines shall come
M lin tariff system or become part
corner at var body polite. We do mean that they
may tell Ill., under teaching. learn 90 gov
at Broad themselves and remain under our
- with the largest possible measure of
The gas rule.
ed II is d Slap the Democrats.
on and afthe Democratic attitude toward the
will be adppines rests wholly upon the propo-
~. !, ~ n that the American people have not
AAa' y capacity the honesty TO deal right
the conpa7ith these islands. They assume that
shall fail. They fan down and wor
FROM th' a Chinese haf-breed whose name
by Senator had never heard three years ago,
never tbinlthey SANDER and cry down, and doubt
= - honor of American soldiers and sail
against tn bave gone in and o,t before us dur
has been a,an entire lifetime. We take issue
= the Democrats who would cast off
New YorPhiIippnes because the American peo-
adelphia acsnnot be trusted with them, and we
CO.. ,bo are that the American people can
-, reated to deal justly. wisely and gen
ara Cr0Ae'sly with these distant islands"
is OF about. Lodges voice showed splendid car
"a what tg power. promising well for the trying
- of presiding over such gathering
reference to Hawaii and the pres
1u,o 1,,if of representatives of that new acqui-
brought the delegates to their feet
eht he"sh lusty greeting to the Hawaiians
says the rn he referred TO the ''infamy' in
Roosevelt lucky, the delegates from that state
~ &, ..t9d their approval and the other states
ne "a sympathetic demonstration.
that II WI Lodges references TO the policy OF
er's popult government toward Cuba and the
-ippines brought frequent manifes-
The Nu9ns Of approval, and were the signal
49,, a. hearty demonstration in which Gen
Hle7''HS i'on of Tennessee was seen amid the
ed 10 ask gates, waving aloft his topped