The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18

United States, which we will love and
defend with our last drop of blood.
Mckinley is faithful to the constitu-
ton, he is not a man to instigate
Philippine robberes against his coun-
try as do others-you know who. He
will never DO anything against the
constitution and for this reason is the
r1i1itarism but a nightmare of the
sleeping Democrats.
Imperialism is not a new objection,
as it was urged against Andrew Jack
son. It is purely fabulous dream
when applied to Mckinley, that man
faithful to the United States constitu
ton. What would even 100000 soldiers
do against the rest of the American
citizens who until the last heartbeat
would raise their hands, swords and
knives against the would be usurpor.
Indeed, the Democrats give a bad
opinion of the American people by ad-
hitting that this people would admit
any usurpor to change the Repub-
can form of government. Indeed all
true American citizens are Repub-
1icans, and what do you mean about
Democrats? They are allies of Aguin-
aldo and helpers of the Tagalo insur-
gent bands.
Let me say something about expan-
sion. Expansion is natural thing.
Who of you, having little property,
would not expand it, make it larger?
Only an i'll minded man would not do
it. So, you are friends of expansion
in the private life, and the govern
ment of the United States was always
friend of territorial expansion. The
United States purchased Louisiana
from France, Alaska from Russia, 123
island groups in far-distant oceans.
The Democrats being opposed to the
expansion are enemies of the glorious
development of the United States,
enemies of the glorious United States
history.
Commercial expansion means an in
creased number of open mills, a larger
number of employed working men.
Bryan's commercial policies would
close hundreds of mills, would give to
hundreds of thousands of working men
d
Choose between these, and you will
find out, as well minded men, that the
commercial expansion to the Philip
pines and to China is all right, yes,
and Mckinley is too, ali right. Is he
not?
What is meant by trusts? They ex-
listed long before the Republican
party, they existed along with the free
trade in England; they are not the off
spring of the Republican party. There
may be abuses of the trusts, but how
shall we cure these abuses? The Re-
publican party proposes to cure them
through a just legislation, can the
Democrats cure them by anarchism?
And on the other side does not Mr..
Bryan support the silver mine trust,
by which he, IN turn, is supported
Do not many of the leading Demo
Gratis belong to the INDUSTRIOUS, in
human ice-trust in New York? Hypo-
critics, trust-hunting, and trust-loving
democrats! Cure yourselves, aid then
speak again.
Dear countrymen, don't mix religion
with politics! For religion counsel
with your priests, your heart, your
reason, your conscience, and act &C
Cording to them. For politics counsel
with your stomach and your purse!
Would you have your stomachs CUR
gle from free soup or hunger as before
1896, will you have an empty purse
then vote for Bryan! But if you like
a full pail, full stomach, full purse
you will cry: "Hurrah for Mckinley !"