The sun., 1900-09-25

,er 70 the rsunoation Of his purchase ne relied
upon the strong underlying sentiment OF the people
10 uphold his act as beinV for ths rood and the ulf
mste advancement Of the nation. While Congress Ta'
IN session We nnd him ununE Whatever Congress
shall think II ntocssary 70 do should be done WIN
as little debate as possible, and particularly as
respects the Constitutional question II Had
Alright the political and governmental taehine'
OF JEFFERSON. no thought can be traced home to MS
Atuter years that did not reject his hope and e1peo
Aton that the United States would become one Of
the great Powers Of the world. We are an aggressive
com batve people We assert the proposition that the
Anglo Saxon stock are by their industry and indor-
fable perseyeranoe the chosen ones TO sway the
Affairs OF men The war With Spain, begun In
The name Of humanity, waved " redress 'hs
wrongs Of centuries indicted upon q people al
the doorway Of our Southern Gulf has re-
suited In the glorious triumph Of c'Vih-
IAton Tothe legitimate fruits OF that victory We are
entitled by Law, both human and divine. There must
be neither hesitation falterinE unul those lands
that are OF gha part Of our Union are fastened 70 us
In bands OF enduring brass"
All the speeches at the Jefferson Birth
day dinner we're reported In detail In the
city newspapers on the day following
Mr.. STANCHPlELD spoke late In the evening
and his speech was not printed as fully as
we're the others. The papers that did
report bin agreed In 80 doing with THE
SUN. The substance Of his speech Ia the
same In all the accounts. the words being
slightly changed. We print extracts from
the speeoh given In the Times and In the
Journal:
From ~ Nsv Y0rt JOSJroI
"JRDEsRsoH not only believed IN the destiny u the
republio bu, he was advocate Of force, where d.
plomsey you'd not accomplish the desired results
hie as Chief Magistrate he conducted no wars Tor
aggfandIIement yet his correspondence teens win
reference To the results that would accrue 10 s IN VT
rtorlsl accessions by means Of wM
hhas come to BE- a fad with those who oppose en-
lsrginR our boundaries 60 assert that territorial ao
ou,emen, is hostile 70 the teachings Of JEFFERSON.
hut n Rad Alright the political and governmental
teachings Of JEFFERSON, no thought can be UAord
home 70 his maIurer years that did not reject bis
h1pe and expectation that the United States would
become one Of the great Powers OF the world
From The Nsr York Tfnes
"'Uha come TO be n fad with those who oppose On
lAtTinR our boundaries said Mt STANCHPiHLD 70
assert that territorial uremen Is hostile TO the sp'
OF WAsmNGToN's Farewell Address and 70 the tach'
ing, Of J EEPRasoS. Tothls contention moment Will
that no man, he he never so eminent advising the
Affairs Of nation Of seven millions speak with Ger
tsln,y as to what would be an advantageous line OF
policy seventy hve years later for people OF seventy
millions
"a standing army larger than Is propoftionsn 70
the ordinary requirements OF the Government 10
always menace IL Is also for police purposes and
the unexpected emergencies Of government necss
s,y Against thi. contingent evil and the inexpedieney
OF foreign political alliances WASHINGTON chiefly
inveighs But. Il read Alright the political and gov
teachings Of JEFFERSON. no thought can
be traced home to his mAtuer years did notrenec
his hope and expectation that the United states
would become one OF the great Powers Of the world
we are an aggressive. cumbauve people. We
a ASsert the proposition that the Anglo Saxon Nock
arc b. their industry and indomitable perseverance,
the chosen ones 10 sway the affairs Of men.
The war with spain begun In the nam- Of
humanity, waged to redress the wrongs Of centuries
inflicted upon people al the doorway Of our Southern
CUT has suited in the glorious triumph Of cvlllEs
tion. To the legitimate fruits OF that victory We are
entitled By Law both human and divine There must
b. neither hesitation nor faltering until those lands
that are OF hghi part of our Union are fastened TO
US I'm bands OF enduring brass
Two results have come to US from this First,
the cruel and inhunan government Of Spain has been
destroyed upon this hemisphere. second the last
vrsuge OF sectional prejudice has passed away The
man u the North with bis brother Of tho South have
Joined In the conflict and together have won the VIC
tory In century history has been one OF growth
In people. wealth and territory Why Arry We heref
Is no, the duty supermposed upon TO protect the
wsal and the oppressed in any land or clime' wher
ever the torch Of civilization IS hted there does liberty
accompanied by Christianity blossom and flower 80
Comment Il needless upon the beliefs
and doctrines which Mr. STANCHPIFLD here
incucated and the extraordinary position
IN which he who promulgated them now
finds himself a. a companion candidate
on the Kansas City platform with WILLIAM
j. BRYAN. Mr.. STANCHPIELD and Mr..
BRYAN are 10 make great speeches In this
city on oct l8 from the same platform
in the Madison Square Garden. Mr.. BRYAN
will talk for two hours about the evils Of
What will Mr.. SrANCHPIE1D
say 70 the expectant throng? And what
do the people Of New York think Of such
an asprant for the chair of their chief
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