The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-02
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American principles. Republicans, Spain
had title good according to the laws OF
of Europe, a title she had held 800 years,
and yet you Republicans were willing
to pass resolution in your convention
declaring that your sympathies were
with the Cubans to throw off the Span
ish yoke. You were not afraid OF Spain
then, But today you are SO paTFaalyzed
lies are fighting for life in South At
RIGA you Republicans are not willing to
express your sympathy with the Beers,
themselves. What a fall in the Repub-
lican ideas. Today, II King dies a Re-
publican president can send a message
of coincidence, but when two republics
expire, no Republican sheds a tear Of
sympathy. (Applause.9 s-.ss
If you are interes ted in the preserva-
ton of this republic, according 70 the
doctrines of the fathers, | don't want
you to stop by merely voting. the cleo
president merely to divide the patron
L want you to look to- it+that the Dem
ocratic party sends Denoeratic congress-
men to congress, and l. want you to send
yeur own citizen, DR.. Stone, down there
if am at the other.F and want you
to- send to the legislature3 men who WILL
send United Statesnsenator there TO
carry out these ideas;- and then l want
you to carry your state ticket w4t1
Lind at the head andeshoW the country
that you appreciate good governor
when you get one:
MGHEE IS HEARD AGAIN.
No sooner had Bryan finished his
speech when rousing, wild, nerve-stir-
ring song. was struck up by the members
of the Democratic club 1t was to the
effect that Bryan will win this fall and
cheering such as has never been heard
in the hall before, echoed and ratified
and Endorsed the sentiments individually
and en- masSe.. ~
When the cheering ceased, Humphrey
Barton In a few words. again introduced
F. L. MeGhee. He spoke in part as fol-
lows:
| let the people know that the ceIpred
man will vote foF BrXaht When election
has taken place and the result Is an
nounced, you viii all see that my state
ments are correct. A.e:5
TT is often insisted that the great
mass of people don't Know what they
want. Before the time of trusts the
common. people .1ufed as they lived and
they We're not crushed under heel. They
say that common people cannot always
catch on to the way of things. think
they do catch on once in a while. We'll
see election time. The government cam
not go back on the hinges of time
The colored race knows what the Re
publican party was ana they know what
it is: want to say that of Is. goo soldiers
enlisted during Lincoln S time 81, eco were
Republican and the other 4e,00G Demo
cratic.
sAvoRs OF TEDpSs FAME.
IT want to say in behalf of the col
ored race right here. that's The black man
loves this country as Well as its flag.
1t proved as much at San Juan. We help
ed to win the battle and if it had not
been for our rece Roosevelt would not
have had such an easy time. We saved
him at San Juan and we will save him
on election day, nit.
WHO will haul down the flag? The
negro would like to haul 1t down in the
Sulu islands. Why should we help to
support the sultan, his wives and his
slaves? reu
Look at Porto Rico, shat beautiful
gem of the Antilles. That isle has few
to compare with it on the face of the
globe. The people, the natives of the
isle, paid over $40, 0O0,0 O0 tosemancipate its
slaves, and now this country seeks to
enslave the island We have no right to
betray our trust and should do our duty
to the island
''And the trusts. There's the tobacco