The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-22

tration controlled, and that secret no,,,ou
was great enough to tear the H. power
the constitution and to assert IS ION
trine that the president and Conc, uoc-
not restrained by the CONSTITUTION 800 o.
dealing with people of the Unita1 ct mn men
Great applause) st's- States
Republicans, are you willine r. 49,
over on this question just bee5ussoe I'm Urn
party has has. done "a, thing 3i1 that you know low
Of MASSACHUSETTS,, and others, who hsvss
received honors at the hands, tTa A 9o
publican party, men who have heen
prominent prom nanso IN its affairs. but who ho:d
declare that they will not turn 5oe,.eI7,
because the Republican party has 10y
on these questions. ~ 1teu
MKINLEY's FLOP
.It is only a little more than two wars
ago that the president sent a rnaseag e. 70
congress in which he said that forcibIe
annexation is: contrary to our coda oS
MOI atty and criminal aggress;on and
Yet today Republicans are asked - e aI1
prove Of thing that was denounced as
criminal aggression and against orr coGa
of morality less than two Years 400 H. H.
the code of morality changed? Thev haTs
changed their code of nnoraIffv ana 49,,
assert that 1t is right which they even
ago. ! said that I had no fear that
| those who were with us in 1886 ere against
US now, but do believe that NAV 6eonIe
| 80 ~ IloI Iedllze IN 1880 now the dollar
was rising above the man, in the consid
eratlon or the government. I believe that
many Who did not realize then hCw or
ganlzed greed has been pressing for con-
and securing special privileges from the
government for private gain I believe
many of these realize on these questions
wnat tney d1d not understand of the old
ones, and there will be more people leay-
ing the Republican party because of its
position on militarism than have ever
IeIt II IN one campaign in all the history
Oh the Republican party. ..-.-
PHILIPPINE POLICY.
The remainder of his speech was de-
IN the Philippines. One of his points on
TINS subject was made as follows:
men sMf. Mckinley spoke in Boston
a year ago last February, he said that
| no sordld doctrine entered into the Phil
lpp1ne question, but that it was Just des-
Tiny and duty, and yet when Senator
Lodge came from the city of Boston to
| preside as chairman over the Republican
! convention, he made a speech in which
! he said that the Republican party made
no hypoc1thcal pretenses, but what We
want IS trade, and We want to expand
lnat trade. A year ago last February the
| president said that no commercial idea
entered into it, and Mr.. Lodge now saws
mat we are interested in the Philippines
question is the great question. Yes, the
trace question is the question that has
! an important influence in determining the
policy of the government on the PhiIip-
pine question. Take away. the trade
argument and you could not find re-
spectacle guard to watch over the re-
mains of imperialism.
=, II you could kill the Filipinos off and
Ihen go over there and establish re-
pubic and forget all about having killed
lneh you might get over it. 7But YOU do
not dare to kill them off. because you
would not have anybody to ade with
over there; If you would Xii the FIJI
PiaG 13 on there would be-ne chance in the
, world Tor a carpet bag government, You
nave got to let them live, and If they live
they have got to be a part of you. Thev
6 6aHg got IT to be citizens sharing in the
Mr.. Bryan left Lincoln at $40 tonto,b+
Ior Auburn, in the southern part of the
state. He will not return to Lincoln
untli AFTER the Populist notification cere