The sun., 1900-01-15
Iay, January is, 1900.

c-<kz<e1q -
sxs~ipe the fruit OF evolution.
Ahinga find their true nomina
NEW ter the developmenE 81 thei,
9rs,s, she pssaaracteristics. It's in Iii,
Sew ~ sFhe bolser Republican organiza
Hrpuoii&his State is chSosing its owl
count oehe name RaisAddicks Til
srs tl,,a written on the top, bottom and
lfh@,o fes Of this party. 1t has no plat
prm, no prlnciple and no purpose Tia
u not incluSed in that name The so-
called reeulisr Republican party ii il
was ever Anything else, has degenerated /
into simply an Anti-Addicks party
Henceiorth all other names for this part,
are misnomeM.
The fact noted here should be given
eerious ktteation by Republicans whoE
ssa{ls G. s3a Il Il ss,,apeting else III Repabi-
lie has sac Isd beiawaiFe except persona
the workers 3consequent personal ms.
~ . pohlleal and abuse. Thinking
~ ~, ~sward ard publicans will lind thai
yantioe has i've dropped every pretrns
and his mar have discarded All HIGH
plum 1, WI ! iaibordinated every purpose
mo- ~ involved and included III the
49,, Anti-Addicksites They vil
Duier that in 1896, when tie bolt
From thsd it was excused upon the pita
The.taaiority OF the Republican con.
tson on Of Tint year was opposed u the
thyation Of Mckinley. The plea was
aplse one. The convention was
ucKinley convention. He was the fr-t
) -daeoice Of nearly every delegate; but what
p. convention refused to do was tbc
Igdging Of its delegates to the Nationa
lssnyention to vote for Mckinley first
Rnd all the time. 1t was upon this
~ Asy pretext OF opposition to the lead
s5srt candidate for the Presidential nami.
zion, that the boilers withdrew from
shs State convention and demanded
lfimisaion to the National Convention.
Rtnd upon It the bolter delegate verc
fated there. In making this plea Tin
}2kcngc 4 is;a..t Ia hnllas.L-excluded every
: b 80 OF the State that win their r5al.
I be recogsip4n tie caTipMaig M Eshat followed
- uyr-~Iuded every princiIhe d Repul-
Il'itics from their blatior rs
eas pposing the Republican -tatp
kreRi defeating it tatthepol- VIE
lyIrs were thus proving I'll
to Republican principles
Il to StateJgovernment, and ii !
ire the demand for the app ca
rose principles was greater Tran
else, where the people han
hight OF the application 9
lies by the most prolonged
kfcing struggle against a.
tyranny, the Union r.
oting themselves To aIlao-
jnditions, elected thpf
ktors, and cast the yot
orne man in who's intr,
49, a. ltes to the ,National Cou
Aan rejected. A more -ig
" factnnal favotion ID plrt
sanks that thesere. Itjdi-prav,
rel!unding oi y the false clar.
lwas good politics. lPhhalil
las bad for the
susssx; but to surpose and cl#al
blao consideraLls6 had been deye
st!9 and lative sessions Y tie
~ bessaess-% has been prcten-
Hss arp references and beIin1tH
prQ'rapectesers hid. Circrmstarca
Txr wom"tlat mask off. NlW Wht
& " n1sss sasi made to respect seuat4ri.
hfsai wikhe bolter newspaper il,
@ y satis,rly, too, the old cry u al
\, ~ ,s 9ss. y Mckinley as PresiJeuH
,s'iiiate has been raised again. !.
a. fdlse now as it was in 1896 That [.
baslbeen proved.
ID is thus, having discarded IoI
IA worthy political principle, and pur9n-
.-and having had every mask q ther ~
lpurpose torn away, the holtel i.rIiab
4 f,ans. ii their organization is to coH,au
must be known as the Ana.Addici
party.
The polisieai question which pr
,nds I5vtisdnder these circumsta1c.
s 1Icars, is, is it good polite
Tr,fhe Republican party ~ be H-
essseaium af personal prejudice, a
syio qualification Of that priaa
their Stase 70 remain unaer
il ii the Democrats from wta
n istgstion they have suffered
il il good politics, in nat9ar
allow either vacant senator
aulain or The election q b-n
80 Chstates Senators % ocar
spel mos here is a well ascertain
nnefs pslsao o. .2lican yotea? j. tgo
sake Of preserving
Asaned.j .jqsssss 81 bolter san''
paA n ye4 riene sagoss, I, !,
Aesse q ior&he ticket n y
Hcult for \,
SECOND terd,ar of the An
he membel INA p...,.h
se after ona ui@s i'epN"
sen Seterre, or TO be
haa dt win both I
f~ess