The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-10-12
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MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR
AGAINST BRYANISM.
No Confidence in a Party. that
Denies Self. Government.
The Real Issue Is Inc Preservation Of
National Financial Honor and MOI
Whether Aguinaldo Shall
Succeed.
(By Hon, George L. Hoar, United
States Sehator.)

Ststes Senator.)
] ain asked 20 state briefly why ] think
ant-imper;alis,s sh.>Old vote for Presi-
i dent Mckinley this tall. There is in my
: Judgment such thing as Imperialism,
( and such thing as anti-imperialism. The
} imperiallst says the Philippine Islands
are ours. The anti-imperialists say the
I Philippine Islands belong to the
Philippine people. The imperialists
say we will establish for them the
hest government we think they are fit
for The anti-imperialists say they have
a right to establish for themselves such
a government as they think good and fit
for themselves.
Now, President Mckinley made the
treaty, and Mr.. Bryan, when its defeat
was assured, came to Washington and
saved It, These two great political lead
yrs, between whom you are to take your
choice, are equally responsible for every
thing that has happened so far. When
Ithe treaty became the law Of the land.
the public faith was pledged to pay $50,
900, 600 for sovereignty over the Philip
pine Islands, and that Congress, and not
the people. should dispose of them here
latter. 1t became the constitutional duty
ne tha prasidont mil Congrass should
ko,, or dooloro otbaru,iss y, redrce than
~ ordar and srbm;sS;on Tho Snn,nma
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Judgment. to he trusted with new ques-
lions. however important or vital. that
are TO come M in tie future.
In the matter of Imper;alism there has
been LITTLE nrsctjcol difference between
President Mckinley and Mr. BRYAN in
no mast There will he little practical
Ilifference in tbe future Mr. Rrvan docs
lot even nromisa m nse his newer ,s ox.
ecntive and comman1er.;n.cbief in call.
inc our troons Prom tho ph;linninas Uo
opjv nrom;ses 70 ca,l Cn,grnss tooe,hor
M tpows verv wall no c,nnot comm,nd
avon tho strangth ~ his own marty to
nndo tha misch;of which s.vontoan NJ b;s
avn rollowors in tho Sen.t. NJ his NV,
instance wrought when thew ratified thn
raatv~Mossrs NcEn.rv NcI,nrin
4orcap Pe,tns Sullivan Au.n Rmtlar
iarr;s To,lar XII anJ Ionos zoe "
,dal|bare M, chsngod tho;r MUD
l,ssih,y Al, Clor Of Caor,ia and NJ
|enncy Of Delaware among his associ.