The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-09

| 81 ol\LO | SPRINGFIELD.
what the Spanish government could not
do, and that is to restore and maintain
order there, 1t cannot be expected that
we will treat with the insurgents with
arms in their hands. When order is re-
| stoged, congress can safely be trusted
with the great problem Of what is final
| ly to be done. When that time comes,
| the great party which the people have
so often trusted TO do their work, will be
| trusted again to solve this question.
The party which saved this country
from the folly of free silver in 1896 still
has the confidence of the people and it
is competent to deal with this question.
That party which liberated four mill
lions of human beings from slavery I'M
der Lincoln and inaugurated the con-
struction measures which followed that
great contest, can be trusted to enact
proper construction measures for the
Philippine Islands.
If l We're to say what was the chief
reason why the American people would
continue the republican party in power
- 1oao,,e,o - a.. ,o,o,a ~, tha
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of money used in the commercial tran
sactions of the country 1t was for this
reason that thousands of democrats in
this state and elsewhere supported our
candidates four years ago and constitu-
ted a large factor in their election. And
there is. there can be. no reason why
this should not be so next fall. for they
oan he assured that the republican par
tv will stand on no eouivocal ground in
the matter. IT is irrevocably pledged to
the single gold standard. IT is the only
party that is pledged to such a stand
ard The declaration found in the Mat
form of tbe marty in 1904 has been an
acted into statute law the first section
of tbe act being in the following unnis-
takable language.
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e''li-
Inns act was passeu ny republican
SENATE iepupiicail house ol repieaeh-
'tatlVes' anu sisiieu Wy repuoiioaii
tpfeslueht' II IS statutory pleuse lor
souiiu money. "A piease lhat VIII MOI NC
proheh NY those VINO piaceu IL VII Vi'e
statute DOCK. Al tiat statute is ever re-
pealed, IL VIII pe uoiie ny party tlat
prefers SILVER uoiiar with us liuctua-
tlng' ntlul Value 10 goid oollar!
LIE Inc next eiec'ioh an atteinpt WIZ
De mace 10 erect chlel MAGISTRATE
coiiiiiiitteu 70 inherent pillicipie' ne
Tree coinage Oh SILVER anu its recognition
as stahuara OF Vaiue Wlil We one Oh the
caralhal uocepiles Witch the great par
W IN numbers ana influence 10 our own
Will De opngeu 10 aoopl because those
WHO profess 10 oelleVe III tHae doctflne
are now IN control OF tnat party ana VIII
control It's PLATFORM ana would also con-
troll It's actloh II the people shouio place
IL IN power
Inc canuldate VIII De the same IN l9oo
as IN 1870. III is ALREADY announced that
Tor the sake or obtaining control OIL the
government the PLATFORM declarations OF
TOUR years ago are TO pc toned down 10
meet the sltuatlon, Inc oemocratlc
leaders OF New YORK are wiling TO nom
mate MI Bryan put thlnk New YORK
should write the platIorhn ana oeclare
Tor a single standard. 1t is to be so ar