Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-11-06
ADDRESS TO INDEPEND.
ENT VOTERS.

The undersigned citizens of United States regard vii
Porto Philippines prior acquisition of
adjacent territory for the extension of the of constitutional
and the creation of states OF the Union We
made made dne tew CITIZENS o people set6ea TUE @ sne & we
history proposed that the President and Congress
shall territories millions outside constu
deriving all their hereom have acquired colonies and
consent and tax them without This policy
to the people of Porto Rico and the philippines hope of inde
pendenc prospect of American citizenship representation
in the Congress which them This the government men
by arbitrary power; this is Imperialism
We believe that the first duty of the American people to
stamp with their dsappova doctrines host hostile liberty and and
free and their government to continue representative their
Between the claim freedom that ali men are entitled to equal
political rights and the dogma of tyranny that might makes right
prior year supported candidacy Mr.
issues Yet his position on the issue present
pan sound and his advocacy Of has been able and
way of showing dsapprova of Mr. McKneys Without
example may felowczens this statement of
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danger that to be transformed from republic founded on
ington INTO % xuga E commonplace empire M loundeu on py "a
avert this great and impending danger.
Geo s Boutwell, Boston (Ex O Treas)
sGordon Ames Boston.
Melville B. Anderson Leland Stanford University
Francis Fisher Browne, Chicago. Editor of The Dial)
John Beatty Ohio General in civil and xCongessman)
William Birney, Washington, d. G.
d. f. Bremner Chicago
Albert S. Cook, Yale University.
Charles r. Codman Massachusetts.
Henry B. Cabot Boston,
Willard Cutting, University of Chicago.
Noah K Davis University of Chicago.
John Dewey, University of Chicago
Dana Estes,
Louis r. Enrich, Colorado.
JosephS Fowler Washington ID C. xUnied States Senator
Edwin L. Godkin New York Former editor "The Nation
and IN Y Evening Post9
William Lloyd Garrison Boston.
Judou Harmon, Cincinnati (Ex Attorney General u. 81
+. ID. Huntingdon Syracuse. Bishop of p f. Church9
Thomas Wentworth Iigginson Boston.
William Gardner Hale, University of Chicago.
George Lincoln lIendrickson University of Chicago.
Henry Johnson (ExCongressman, Indiana)
Edward Hoton James, Seattle Washington
William r. Lord Portland, Oregon.
Louis r. Larson, Minneapolis. (ExJudge9
John V. IeMoyne, Baltimore. (Ex-Congressman)
Lummis Angeles Editor Land of SunshineD
Joseph Lee, Boston.
Gluyas Mercer Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Moran Chicago (ExJndgeQ
Edwin d. Mead Boston. Editor New England Magazine0
Charles Eliot Norton, Harvard University.
Henry looms Nelson, New York
Olney, Francisco
William Morton Payne Chicago
Franklin Pierce New York City
II A. Ratermann Cincinnati.
u. NJ Little Rock
Edward Nj Shepard New York City.
Moorfed Storey Boston xPres American Bar Assocaion
Edwin Burritt Smith, Chicago.
Albert H. Tolmau, University of Chicago
Edwin f. Uhl Rapids (EXAmbassador to Germany
John Valentine president Wells Fargo Express Company
William Woke Chicago.
C.E. S. Wood, Portland, Oregon.
Lew Wallace, Jr. indianapolis.
George. l.. Wellington. 0U. S. Senator, Maryland)
Herbert Welsh Philadelphia, Editor City and Statet9
John Dewitt Warner, New York City QExCongressman9
Sigmund Zeiser Chicago.
Charles Zueblin, University of Chicago