The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-23

: 't''i Nl' "' deliberations 80: its .ouv.. .stlpu
/ Th'uii tab" rIs," FL au atmosphere of
i'vh'"cra'y. / believe this To hr '~s-n;i,l
! n't;-HSc II VIII add 10 the Enthusiasm -
& ire c'I'kt'"S 1. VIII assure -! ftIr treat
''.'' 10y tn" press. Il viii start ,o;lr can
I I'd.-h with a wave q sUf flr!>idgiu ami may
. H'Nr some hing of tho spirit .,na ,,rrs=..
! "I "a" uhi",i'rlug D-Wucr;cy uf The STATE.
] !'in' fnh'r 'ha. Ia i>-; when "-: p..;y
"'0 ''iH ~ f:--crsiuu> s,''-I to frequently
! ".-rrt"a iy lis leuIrr.. the democracy
~ NY Stat" Int only stu.t! jrI, tr TN.
i''"t t'Pits - The parry. but gained tr"
heaviest Democratic majority ever recorded
III Tue history %! the state. while Ka.saS
,'N enjoys III" proud distinction II b.i....
'"' Only great commercial an! Irauuf:.r-
gain.
remember that while Missouri was ir
ms way DEMONSTRATING her ialih and hoy
| 10y my To III. party, th"r. were oJh..
.-'..9 "hi'h. IN l>a:. IN! given 81 D-rIp-
''"lr majority, vent over To- 'ha enemy nv
! NOR" than iyr.e. and tG.. D.nlo-r,c,- -
hf>Souii feel that thrv ID not ask too
i"n'h Wh"n they request from yur.r hands
4 lIirhdiF consideration of their ldyul'. ana
'fihiuin"sS i1 IL" past
HiivsuLrcs 1tnin
The principal speech Tor Iuwr,i... "
said.
am not The Prosecuting A;'nrr.v OF
N!.!""HA'". AMI IL 1 WI :, uu.li -, 5,r.-
necessary tor rn, Ju li-is- ;t vuu 'N- Irl-
| I''',"n ~ nay office. provided That ylu
would loca:" Your cpuy,utiau iu Milwaukee
-, 1T" YOU that NoU Will u-..; Up rrIgs--
non nav" a police fo-c. - ny rrturla..I
consisting OF ahuut ~. m"u, ..G a~su~e ycu
'i.'' II THIS convention Is iu...t,i %, Nil.
W'n','" the orders to the polio. VIII %, To
b,t,-t,.,- 49,. a." ''''- IN manu-. rom
ter
Win all the sincerity ana .1rueS:r.-s :
i."s- -@. urr" you to i0cat" The rryt Va
'ri'l convention III N!iwar.a.. .1. be-
...us' v- l"~lF" 70 chrISt.u .uv convert. .uI.
E''!i 'r because Of local rrI,i.. l-lt I....,r-s.
.-'t oI al. y" iI-rc sincerely - VIA r.
~Hi 10 tar gr'Tt advantage uf ta.. Il.ll-
'.r.'i" ral,y. THAT is nearer To IA, Pc e.
Ntn 70" city / r,Cipro. The friendly
things Sl:i by the gentleman frr-u Kansas
city ani a~-Irc yyu that in rh'- .-u.!r.-,
there s not one yart.-I" Of Iittrrna--. ana
=. IN voIr Wisdom. ;ou ~na.i ..,-fl j. Toy
the best Interests 90: tA" Democracy Of ms
nation 10 satisfy The ambition uf my friends
from Kansas city. ;h@ delegation from W.s-
"uu>in viii say am'u.'
hr. Rose then dw-!J upon what ra argued
would b the political ADVANTAGE. Of holding
tn" convention III Mi!u,luk.c ard t4e help
Il would give the Democrats IN that S.at~
and now much the prospects for their sue
Cl~s WOUll i.n increased. lie auycal,: to
the Democrats from States which hay re-
liable Democratic uaioritios 70 give this
help 60 their brethren In Wiscousi. who
are working against great odds He re-
viewed al tho advantages Of Milwaukee. fts
iino convention hall and NUMEROUS hotels.
aui made an effective sr..,h ir, H.hsi. az
,ra, .j,,-
sun ugliou .syoi nun v5pII aTo,.3 10 "a
WI "" '''
Mayor Rose was followed by Ecp.es.uta-
tive Coyvh-rd Of Kansas CITY. who made =
short and Effective. srcc,h In behalf uf that
civ. lie said:
If our case Was compelled "a r.st upon
the pleasant personality - Jhu~" who pre-
s.nt IL. | think our competitors would HAY.
u great advantage. But ! submit To You
thtJ ;h,- broad view with which Won look
upon this affair IS bounded by uo "ity's
needs ia limited by un mars ambition.
You ATE working her" in u" iHt"Tes; ui YOUR
party. IN its welf'ro AMI f"r its future. l
never had tn" pleasure of sitting upon such
jury before. but 4 / had. there ar "A irTs
things 'ha- would T." q prerequisite H,'"-"
! ccE''. vote. First let m say Kansas lily
bling mere A certificate : "p two railroads
that ST." VIII hanGl" ;ii" great crowd THAT
You viii bring t" her gat''S. 81" needs no
sch certificate. hcc"us, Uo railroad crosses
tho Continent h''t ;aUsJ stop There. From
n"r h"ri";S Tn" steel aHi'.iisse oi thirty
nine T'ads reach out To- every STATE and
Territory TN III" riou and {" !5."" 'Iii'S
you can travel without = 'hahE" "i cars
IA"r" IS no GdnGrT ~ q congestion. u" ne
'.S-i'y iof ttI'lh'd''' 'i'-H p'fNi!t III" 10
+tF 'Hal ahl'-'i'''i"h .''i'.'Nt' ana f's'-
"I'cti"h results. as we h''' i'i''',''' are
F:l,''F ''"'i'h'-
aug ''''' '.''' i''''''.' '" .I'''
S' mac '"' NJ ii'"'' g" .''". .''5 I'll"
.'''iI 'l H'' .-.- ''r' '''''' '-..',' ''''i Wa
h'' '''''f 'E'h'. year. Lh' '.''t pc" '''
-' ''''' '"' 'i ''i.'. b'. " - li' 'i'' h''E-
...-..' S'' ". '|'' 81. W. "...' ''' ''.-.- Jul
II" ''''' 7lif''- i"' ' '~i 'f.. ..'' ''.i-''''@
"'. A.'!!i.'' 40 great '.''i'H l'!"f ''i.
"-"f'i,''!"" = WI" I" S'!.- " -.''''''' I'l''.
'i"in Nih~'4 ' NY ii''t 'E''. I'" H'F''
" III "Ha dmli" t"-"-E'ih ''' Tho am l.4ht
J. d. Sg' t Urrr'IGI-!'" Ter my ciiN asking
N" convention
II tbs city j. - be selected - 2 matter
Of politics. ] VIII 81. th1t "hil" hHnS-iS
city stands on Ms aUrl ~ soil. SIZE = lii'
bri'l" "f Kansas. She IL '''p'sra;'4. not by a
river, Ia; by an ima+i'"rH hn" that ""
worked o,, forty years aao. If You locat"
This convention in Kansas city tkare VII
be present many f tHai ealiiu; host OF
Kansas Democrats that have Fought their
battles uU'ii they reduced a majority Of Sy.-
"r m jorlty down To- victory, lH~'"di "r
raising it to lo-t"n. as tn, did in Wisconsin
sIiss"ur:'s IO,mi h"m""rarE-
"hs politicians II the better sense and
of tn, broader view. ! ask y"u why. look
.uf. 90 your hopes for jhg future. l. is bet
ter to buy YOUR foes than To- reward your
friends. | stand here representing the most
layal ard the most aggressive and the
most earnest DcmoCrIcy that lives upon
tn" contino democracy Of cid Mis-
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