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reporters and other people who ought to know.
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MERELY FOR POLITICAL EFFECT.

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MERELY FOR POLITICAL EFFECT.
had GPbt ss5 his Mr. sPooneE said there
ISM where none ACTUALLY existsd II was done
toa issues S 81 eSs 25d @ obscure me g
byya1e E sryan and was being sx2lotsd By every
-1,-r OF the opposition 70 the Republican party
not been raised By Mr. Bryan. but BY men in the
the Treaty Of Pence o Gp9s a I M be 5Srs e
Tor any man 70 take the position that Mr. Bryan
-, ait Bryan Is one OF the principals 81 the en-
eiared Mr. spo6 d INN s5 ne ION s
The Treaty OF Peace he has not omitted Il from
imperialism and anti-inperiaiism except as il mas
territory OF the Tnfed STATE Vrhs IN 3isuose ss
The Iresissn 7, 10 Z Is f2r soaress % ssy
cept for party ana partisan purposes l. Is
forced issue a wicked issue r IL nay opinion snat
X has already caused tie expenditure OF Inlhons
lives and at a time. TOO. when no parry can make
PhiliPpinesT' inquired 8ir Allen
THE POLICY IN THE PITT rPPINEs
Mr. spooner-To enforce The authority Of the Gov.
ernmen{ In The islands.
Mr.. spooner-To give the people honest. even
handed Justice and good government, TO protect He
and property, 10 All the land with sch0oihousss; to
nav show oP 3hem Ts p t5ed for 10 MAINTAIN tie
laws SO honesty and Tnly that no nan 99%svs5
humble that he may not have their protection
Yes it viii take years replied M sRoonsr
But an these things being accomplished. where IS
NJ AIien@Thei what DO you propose. to dor
VII ,s yasr Tbat Il WV ssv Il is WICKED
and baeful 70 endeavor 20 make the issue now
govern nm t her sew urged Nj Allen.
The power give those people se1-goTsTl1.11snr
fs a isn WITH n r GosF II ne time SHAH come
themselves, the American people will give them
Mr. Allen|Yes. but will the Republican party
give It to them2
NEVER RISING ABOVE PARTY
All replied Mr., spOOnsr. there Is the trouble
think with him. Il is party party. party. They
never rise above party And turning 70 ut: 4llen.
he asked sharply: What would the Populise pArtS
The PoPulist party would DO what The n EspglsLi,
warmly We would o6sr 70 those people tae
them With Shot and shell Then we would pro-
tect them against the greed and encr0aehTnents
That IS all very we'll" replied Mr. sPoonsE
merely TO listen TO- but do not think the senator
knows what the Populist Democratic party VII
do five years from this time Inc PsOPle, , - .Sf
our soldiers the Philippines are suffering because
sc1ire our real duty and responsibility"
After explaining the oil! under diseGssion; SI ~
Indicate that Congress was behind the President n
his EFFORT 20 give gooG ~ 1oo-a- slid ~
conclusion: The American people vii st.lA1 .
hind the American Army wherever IL may Dc ur1SF
Fright fnteT1eCred MT
1T viii be right" replied Mr. SpOOner hoty. put
the American people viii oeteruille I1@I
not the Senator from South Dakota We VII 40
what IS generous and right We Will give tnet1
good srOvarnrnent-hOnest government II We come
upon q dishonest emplOye we viii send him % the
uentteutiary. Then the day viii come, when nose
people are enjoying the blessings OF prosperity con-
tenrnent and good government. when the american
people will grant them an autonomous goVern It
When we have erected a government n una,
stable and strong: when we have conferred the
bIassf1Es Of civil liberty upon the people OF Porto
Rico: when have given 70 the FiIip mos sucn a
government and such an ad1ninistration as Lney
never dreamed-then We shall have worked GUY q
con s1n1rns ton more glorious and given greater
exan1pIe OF What liberty can do than has ever be-
fore been seen in the history OF the world" CAp-
plauSe)