The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-10-24
MIR. BRYAN's GREAT SPEECHES.

' ' TN L . 1
EST oRNroi OF Ills DAY. ~
The speeches of William j. BRYAN
i'll the campaign now closing have at
tractcd even more attention than he
did in 1896, and the country has been
surprised with the breadth and RANGE
of his arguments on different TOPICS.
together with his facility for varying
the speeches each day rs he passed
rapidly along through a State, and the
use of apt illustrations was very strik-
ing. These features of his oratorical
journey were apparent in remark
able degree during his stay IN New
York State, and our readers will find
the following extracts worth reading
TIE MARCH OF IMPERIALISM.
| believe that Mexico is far better
OF because w took our flag down
from the capital when the Mexican
war was over and brought it back to
the RIO Grandc. | think Mexico is
better today aud We are better than if
we had hcld Il carpctbag government
in place there by mcan of bayoncts,
WIZ, hnir S,'"";sr Lt,r III
1870, 80 5p"nl''i u h'u il"lah
n"S "o,o'Tp'u pIppao nioto "nu
n"rn i,nn1 ,nn cnsn hnI mo haul .HH"""
'"' w VI" ,'o,n
:, T"o ~ Mono' :" u you "oup'
with India. Under 80 years of self
So , 'hINic' 90 '"'"c "nolo
ra"9, iH we, "'S ,''' III .
9'",'' oln,''''" ~ an hnsio"o"Noh
Wv h'oo o"'S m"'o a'",o"o I-,S-
,nI wv " " p"" 2no,ov", am" IL
~, 49," VI '''n"u ~ 'Vru'oio
AMI - ,,l'oS rn,iro nrn'" rITpi To- mnn -
IVY e." W" y. 'o,'"o "
m.n. w ,,"n,. "'m"o '" '''''' III |
'"IN
itcp"p'lcal party has changed
i'9 'nc'S ana us lucalS III lilc last quar-
~, VI Il century l remember reading
Il 'c''GI from hnr'ham lLlicolh TO the
,'cp""''r'ilS "i BOSTON VINO were cclc-
ol"'l'S 'cl'ctSo.l \ piflhuay. 10 you
'rn'c''incf "heliicr inc l'crubIlcans OF
WIS 'o'',i",,itS nave ccicpralcd Jcl-
,cFSon 5 pir'hd',y iatciy lave they
law any p""I"oIS Ill ms honor uiluer
,'op'oi''''' auspices III recent years =?
''l'N ''oI; hoU III any part OF me
'oun''J nin yGt, my irlch"S, IN lN'",
"hGh thc i'cpuoI'ca'' party was organ
'"'o, II" Pi''iorih "pPcaicd 10 all those
VINO wanted 10 carry inc government
PACK 10 inc principles OF Washington
ana JcilcrSon' loaaY INC Republican
party meets 10 celebrate lhc birthday,
,ioV vi JEFFERSON, nut OF Hamilton, 'c'-
'clson ) @rcnI Poi'''CisI opponent
we VIII soon una inc army llclc
"cihai"lhS inc punishment OF an lnno-
c''l' man. rs inc army III france de-
, '''i''c" INC P"h'Si iichl Oh l'rcyius,
Il man so i''Eocchl mat thc president
'c'' 'ha' nc must pardon nm us soon
us nc was convicted, because OF the
outraged sense OF justice expressed
throughout inc world"
ne paId a hlSh tribute to Lafayette
+ ana MS service TO the American colo
"'cS III 'ncir war lor freedom, and
SPOKE OF inc gu. OF ihc statue OF lib
4, crly III New l ORR harbor from the pco.
PIC ol inc rrEhch repuhllc and asked {:
SnaIl we take That statue down and
]m"nnlc og Tronno ,hn, 'n" !elI inc
thc liberty business onv mora . Shall
we send ovc" TO England and rot y
statue OF William the ConquCcor and
l''o' ~ III NC" lorN ilarpoi 10 lndl
. in orr notinn'S ,don" om 'N0n p'''o
"Thc Republicans want TO force
upon you n standing army of 1O0, 900.
; II this government Is administered ac-
: cordlrg TO Jclfcrson's plans of equal
+ rights for all and special privileges for
none, there will be no need Of such a
standing army. The only reason that
can be given why the Republicans want
such an army is to enforce tyrannical
laws against the 'aboring man. ltcpub-
licans say that we mc trying TO scare
you with the cry of imperialism in the
Philippines. We have no title to the
l~hlllppincS. All we ever got from
SPAN IN return Tor our $50 600 900
was a license TO hunti in the Philippines.
we knew when we acquired the islands
That the tIlipinoS expected indcpcnd-
chcc. we say lhai the flllrinos should
be treated as the Republicans promised
10 treat the Cubans."
One Of the most remarkable speeches
or Mr. Hr,ou wos modo -, r,,o,
n,;. a.. cn.., '..'
' ~ 'cN'h-
ICY, ana HIS ulcllncpSO OH that npr1-