The sun., 1900-11-25

empire there J. 90 fear iof tie Hcpubhc
GOV ro"sEyrt1's strgru
| Gov Roosevelt '"Rrn hy o,!re--lns fs sp-
| rf"'ttpu - tie hnnnr ~ addressing 'h" club
i"ar- dso, .tgud ~ fgr the r,1l., and show I'd
N'cN werc q "a" -iun That did not need victor.
I bpt oni the sigf u . rght"on-, can'e 70 stlrn-
! of the country lie thought II einir"ntly fitting
~, the founders a. "a. he,r- Il 10" loand-r.
! 81 the dHl Ia 81. 80 and 8, should meet Ia pay
/ honor 20 the men OF 's and isJU. ,ontinuins
! he said
"Tne President. speaking With m. moci.ra-
| i"u:t beware uI eIls.sratins what IL done
| eday ! am sure that | An not eIass"r,-
| future will speak when | say tina, the cleo ION
OF isO can be cprnIa With one ou.er el,S-
% N IA. ar tbcr. s.r. r." ~" H fG,oT- o" O,
| the result, the distrn-t Of the uvpuuri'- of
! Lincoln and the trust 10 Lincoln. ia - ihrr"
/ the diStyIst Of those who had made party
sEibOo!-ths oI al ur-ound currency and Of
cas- hated ana ul - ia u.- man whv had
plotted this nation through Tie greatest dan
ger and difficulties wllch w. had encountered
Since tine close q the Iiyll War. | huu" yOI
wont msunter.tand m" when cay that in
!sr - II. lscI. l"'l u wasn't the Al dIn.ul,tra-
ton that " on trial. but that II vas the An-ri-
can IeVpie and the American Ieop.e have
the crisis As the President has said, 1t was
more than mere party victory
/ take pleasure IN saying 20 you that We
:edetats soldiers Bugku'r. BistI Duke. and
their Kind who stood with US in this election.
lat We I'VE , prcaaaT Gept 10 'n3se En- n. men.
Cen. Braxs OF Wisconsin. Mr.. Dickinson of
Michigan. Nr Fairohi,i OF my own state. vho.
although they had becn Democrats IN the past.
ref l>ed 10 follow those who made their party
name a cover tor what We could not hut regard
a. an assault upon IN" honor Of the nation
abroad ard TIE good faith and reputation OF
we are fortunate enough in being able 10
saay exactIy the samh tmnS, n after eie, uoa
We we're fortunate enOgs ga q Irns the cam
pIlgH in having !s-ie~ that did not wear thin
n any par OF ,he county. Ihere was no doub,
there is no doubt about IL now. We are gong
to carry, On the polcr iha' ha. been lurs ed
signal good fortune OF thus nation ou the first
occasion when it mixed IL worlds policies
to fix the Standard 20 which tie other nation,
OF the world VIII come ia dealing with the al airs
.! the goat A-la,ic nation.
Tn" nation has decided that the flag shall
aoa' over the Philippine Islands Peace shall
Il -eltgnvcruHlent shall be- given them. but,
first OF all. order n1list be restored In them and
the way to- ,"me form fgoycrLrenttst hayea
thorough recognition of the fact that order
must and sail be established and preserved
il ha' cen c5'mpara,iyelv cgsv Tor us. here
or the Atlantic -eaboHd. to fs for the c.Ise
We have char ;!oped turlns the Ia', .onr
=. rom N. starr Ar-culiar need 81 praise
sloLlt te si'ei; 70 ,hHse Who ,o!r ears nso
50 valier'lv f,r the rishf ont In the Rocky
Morntars a.d on The great lains. No sentence
N the -pe. h e The President was 40 welcome
raAd a lust t-ilrte 10 :, 90 whp had r"l'rn-d
to aid us ou' there N the Wet MS or
I had The good fortune I" 80 through South
me more unalloy"d -atsfaCtiun than tie one
in that state on every lattorm there sl.-
'~ls elected ATTORNEY General IN II. tioGat
then opposed 10 US, but who was with u this
time, because. having fought for The. Union
from 81 TO as, being apxio,ls TO fight again
for It In as. h said he declined 70 follow yarty
tnat a,ten,Lted {" t.ss Io-i,l.l,, - ALTA.
: .'nercnn people srrreclare very deeily
the debt ne owe 70 the men who. having weighed
a. The ar.Iments Tor ard a.alnst your Io!icy.
policy by il results: sacrificing their prid" Of
opinion. have come out for the | Mon and FOR
TIE support o: the doctrines for which you
i ieel that a peculiar deb, Is owing B., them
and tha' To- no one mn IS a grea,"r i"ht fu'
pies ot sound government than 20 senator
Edward Woloott of Colrr7d- th"rsl !
do not feel t.1' that contest MICH has closed
" as a mere party conu.s, feel that exactly
President lL,colr vas entitled 10 the sup
port Of al good citizens a. he strpsgi"d TO
r,ntsd him 50 Pre- dent VI kiy'. il entitled to
; he support II All patro'c I'd iar...-.loc N,sr.-
as he Sfrl1gGte- ~ -hFe l'l kTrN ss~I lT'l-
lens With viii ~ President. s,y- oliy Lincoln,
has zen confronted in the century n6w pas
I feel ta1i we are to D" '"hsratulatcd not
ts nnr,,,sa we rS ,ha t~art - c.n,nrT
IN the ky7vedge that this peor'- have, Virn
s.rinn,I"s, "i lp--Eo.Ty'. -, in,!r faces TO- :
n great nation has - meat and which t,i-
iat, ~ must sn.v- .i.&- N e, hour yo.i"r and
frolt, al III" gro, wo-d Pow.-,
Among the other s. jcakerS o' the evenin
we're Ng"-pres,d"nt;GI'ct foo:.vei'. senator 4
Lodge and senator Mocott. MIR. Lodge sald
The victory won by the Repub ican- s much
only 10 olr-.;v,.- but To the WorG | th.uA .
we can begin 10 see now just what 'he mean
vas vote OF corNda0ce. ~ great A. i va,
de-. rv-d ~ IA" Pr ,-iisnt apd hi Admins
tra,ion. The american I"ope, have passed
don't aud n" rarty which he has Jed. N.
vote asp mean, that vii" IT," reonl" are no
y .opu.-a' %! ia" ti.n"- they hav" turned from
the non WHO s"urh, Ter power hr fer ,i"as
de 'drd that ;hsy vi trust 80 the Re 40 iCar
rart' - wlrd Of the>. dauserS ard guard /
That ne srct, es,oh I iayo!fed in wha, are
"a led trusts not =" to settled by the uouth-
iTcs of The d-maro:u" but by the hs,' in,eli-
sorce whign American statesman,hp can
bring 10 bear uponit.
" he I,.ut l.. have voted To maintain the rro-
'"ctive : stem, and 20 have that sane policy
"N'"ud"d 10 the W D. ,ilf.rg 81 our merchant
: ar.ua, Tho" have voted again for the un-
flnch.ng 'nantrra anca 81 the gold standard
and = here D.. IN. va N which that -tInd ard
can he further -trer gthor II aad the CURRENCY
CGo-' on '"'irsl' removed from Ioil'!cs thsv !
cNrect - 70 do ! and DO = now
ghti which ! lace Ms election above o'her |
= that n one direction Il n ~ eyoch making
and Do ...vn ne 20 III" !.'''r" Of 'ha oonrtr,
! car 'AiiS - Oul fErr 81 lions whi,a nav
rrp' s-ls u, torn "rl ~ oh INA, - and d.ci- ~
: tho oo'.Ntry's = ls~tin, Tho Two clnc'Iors
= Wash'n:'1u settled HNay that We should
have a oa"'r'l covo-'Ir ont. II that 7e sh'ild
~ longer he 'he sport II ,'urn' can cOnte,tR, 4
"a 10 f1' N""0 n y - Crlu'isl 1St.
The election = lsG0 DECIDED fnallv tNa'
ST s~y - o1,i not De further Hxtsud.d. md
tie S.a~e power >.e.rc its doom written In this
G"D :, n. took ur arms 20 o".rthrow IL. Ia
tr" e"C'to0 = 1904 . vas fral!y decided Tia.
'he iriun should he msin,aired At a'v cost.
ard at s'a-e'y should cc.>e % exist upon
AWrrlC9r -uil
T. tHis short ls' Il great a'ac'.c-s wc now
4 - a fft. To Qf.c>i NJ p. 'r-o 80 'ani L.
NJ -" lg.e "sc'iou va- vhe'hs- tie President
who had - eNei he s4Vuprt q: Congress
IN hlS fore gn uolcy stould De- sist.lncd
We had cu'.-"t into \ great arena e world
GIesttons We vcrr ~ remain there or we
we're 20 ret -"1t Tho tps-iCln Trurle, ~ .
their votes, have dco'ded that We .hdll stay. .
that v" shall play 'NN i7r upon 'he words
alike eut'l@ - h"" stoned - all 'ha Dis 3
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