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decl..on and u I. this which renders MI. cleo.
.I2's sS R'ss ss '9a iEa SSs. g . 1, ,Ga
aud Lincoln are fore, sr a'sOchted
SENATOR wuicurT's srry,H
| Senator Wolcou sad In his address
| -, r"ine,nhef reading years as, that Win
out a., all public hanq,s- closked and hooded
| fsure, masked, with t.e skull and cros ~bnne-
20 indicate that all human triumphs were
saine that must have been invited 70 this
banquet to designate that figure ] decline
rsht G 70 share @ T With sou n ,ha unailoysd Joy
| which lns followed TIE magnificent triumph
Of the Eepgbllean natJ, The vIna',stion I'd ,St . ~
sheiInins vote n confidence IN our Ptesideot
| whom We all honor and whom We all love l
Gesns nev. 5,ser 5.e ,ds SeTs,e u.s. s pG
| sweet nre the uses Il adyersity Fortunately
| have many ears in which TO ascertain wherein
There ia no more ritishle spectacle than the
! man IN public life who fancies the world owe.
| hlm something. In th's world We are enttled
20 Just as much success as We conquer ana
| TO more Better 20 have fought and lo-t than
! not TO have fought At all ! decline. further.
necau." when get ssck 70 ashinson nm, ns ss. an
! Includng my friend rettisrew. and am going
To- organize the Society OF Cheerful Losers
! The senator from south Dakota and j are OF
different political parties, although We started
: together But lie had really got tho better OF
me- because ] cannot attribute my 0ele eat 10
Mark Hanna; Laughter 1 say l can
and yet in the heat oftle campaign sent Inn
appeals without RESPONSE. that would have
m6vedth heart OF a mummy. ,-,.,.
question. VT -AIansiuH and lmperlaisn
cut no .NsIre with TIE Ieople of Colorado,
We are for the, frut. OF EXPANSION. We i9und
ar" Ayips there .ull ana ,he'r sons and diIsh-
tars slill lnhabit there, hvii their simple live.
In adobe house,. W. anew nothing about
rvpansion: IT never occurred 10 US 70 ask the
consent Of the governed We sinIly started
with our yrilre schooaers 'acrosN the lain-.
our % sAs Under E he Wa 6aT Snd n.
e-uc mountains and We treated al men fairly.
Ard We erected our schoolh houses and our
garden, and ve fenred cd. ard nothing el,c
1T never occurred to us 70 trouble ourselves
as to whether We were acquiring new tern;
tory or asslninS. new responsibiities. and
as 10 anti-imperialism. we never even tried To
advocate il. l understand YOU back here
We bad few oncinced antiimperiaaists
and W. found what POSSIBLY you observed
here; that there was certain afftl.ation be-
periaisin and that anti-unperais,n and
bilious temperament went hand in hard.
We fought oqt or ca,rpaifn on the dear dear
was nothing left Of 1t but leader or two and
a remlniscsnce u always reminded. l can!
Sqite ti why of The story you nay have heard OF
to her once You must have within that !oCket
.aid / have it is locke, Of my husbands
hair But her friend said. your husband
l. III ~ Llir Ming Tho wonin Issped The s
we're tho sands Of people in Dorado good
people. who, having voted for Bryan four
Their .eIve. unless thav voted FOR him again,
and they were ashamed 20 tel Of IT and cassed
themselves rs, Renqblioans,
something that was never done In any Eastern
State since AWeIi a. history commenced We
brought majority ot 1900 aGaius' VA down
to $500 or $500. tAprhusel II was fttinz
that the great national ,ssIe which contronts
W should he determined now. and that tho
voters Of thi4 Republic should decide whetker
'lsv would accept our new duties or whether
they would evade them.
IT century nov closing has been n arvei-
and science aud di.covery. byt in az that re-
i"tes 10 he rights OF the individual has bs-n
,ss been m Ss i GniT hTa n sas e Ss
rrovince ives tie scene of blood ard carnage
Eoly Alliance With the second third of i,
came the reaction. when all men dreamed Of
h'e'y'v and hur IN freedom i2rnS re- we're
tst was 10 te r g reopla Il France dreaTed
~ the time when they would he able to renew
,ion Ha,re struggled for iteriy Tie Ger
an student md the German professor Dreamed
~ The time when thoughts and acts should b.
Tho rder mon of, Is audience will remember
tHat during that third ~ century no irdc-
uandrnt orator made his sra-sh on the Fourth
Z july tlG- no did not Ticture thls countrv
as 'he forerunner uf q universal brotherhood ~
rrrublic- Al men dreamed 81 that day TO
c
what n change has Cone'in the last quarter
of crur!ry. Hene Is no rore France Is
@ military barracks The great armies Of
: lroIn through raCial hate stand facing each
other wish armed n. rItrali'v and call It peace.
That sane German professor who dreamed
II days oi Freedom does not dare talk To his
"a la uan1 al.r lp 4 tgr
man town lest what he saws might te over
heard and doomed lose-na iestv. The question Of
T-ac- and war for the whole world rest, In the
we, and v'e qlona, h-va tho tree OF free dom
grown l's outspreadirg branches cover mil
Hons OF happy free and coCtanted reonIe. II
this republic Ia to live and rot perish IL must
bn b'oa isH ia people accept cheer'uIy the
responsibilities imposed upOn them. LAP
p.a,I~a The answer has haen given tbs month
and N" American pAopl" ~ 'he dawn ~ the new
century, the American rrople In whose hearts
hu-" as brightly the fra ~ liberty ani ~ pa
trir' srI - -.r in our history, have declared
That Tor us "a for our fathers the path ~ safs'v
-" VA % ~ a. '.tv"
Charle- Fmorv Smith followed Senator
Woco't in hrcf speech. after which the ban-
riattc-s adiourned TO the rsc~rtion room
from where tho President and GOV. Roosevelt
received them. Pre- ldar' NcK inlsv ard the
! en- hers NJ his Cabinet left few minutes
otter midnight for Washington. Gov Roose-
Welt returning 10 New York