The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Warming to Voters.


The voter VINO Is oPposeu ~
imperialism
Trusts,
Mlhiarism'
Rule OF Corporations
And all evils tha' nave SF'u"s "P
past three years under Hanna Mckinney 'I'e'
viii vote for Bryan and Stevenson
And if heis earnestly opposed to these enc
mics Of republican form OF government ne
will vote for the Democratic nominee lof
Congress in his district.
The voter who says he Is tor Bryan ana
against the Democratic candidate Tor congress
in his district, is not much J" favor "l '''e
Democratic nominees for President anu ''''
President
What would be the sense IN o'ee'"s
President and tie his hands bv e'ect'"s an
opposition House OF Representatives,
None at ALL
Everybody Will see that aN 500" - ''''''
ton is called to the iaei
Aud any voter who cannot vote Tor '"s
Democratic nominee IN hi' "'a''''
well vote the straight Republican ticket
The election this wear involves oar t'rm OF
government There are but two tickets n"ah =
mated that have any chance OF success. one
is Bryan and Stevenson aud the other : NC
Kinley and the Rough hider anu h'"s"
Talker from New York.
Bryan aud Stevenson sl'"d ''r '"s "a"
tenance OF The repuhhc' i"r 'h'
OF independence tiE the No"s'''"''"'
are against imperialism m''i'4''Si'' ''is
jugation Of peoples who are Struggling '''
freedom and selt-goVernme"' ~ o'
fathers dad IN i"o' ana "g"'' ~ TO-
Great Britain was taught '''"' o''
not be molested on the h'gh seas
Mckinley stands Tor what mann" hAS so''
elude TO do-ior ihe trusts "H'e"
competition hnlh ifouue''o"
tx the prices OF me heeesS''''S % ''''
make practical slaves OF '"oo''''s '"'"'
as the coal baronS are trying !" "'
miners IN fennsylSah'"'
Mckinley STANDS loF p'au''"s '"' 's
manenty where Tue N''S'''''''' '''''''''
taken. a.
Mckinney Is o"S'ue " '''1 -,
constitution ne . 'i'l''''e' y ~
non q lnuepe"Ne4''' y
e"se" ;" "a
strugglins 'o' ''e','''''' '''''' -
the rnu'l'P'.s ''.'' ~. - -.
WINE ureai pi''a'' =
hes ia sou'h America
ms 'dle 70 say ol'e'".se' Ae's' W. ~,
should determine men "P'1''', Z =" -
man wing uoeS '''' 49, -.
hiniey Adininist''''''', ii''S II
elara'lon % i"nel'ehueu'e' ''e
and the Monroe poe'''"' = ''' -
ana Eole 'h'e'''se"''' y -
TIC. NO sui" ''''''' -.
op'nion' 'u'' u' -
die ana 'iDet'y 'e s''A''S''' '''''''' w.
reallze H.
Men may " = ~ ~,
pubhe Is mol y '''"@ei- ~"
corporations 40 a"' eo"''"' '"e
party. They may say th"l Tue '"'S'''u'''"
is not To be ignored Ihey may Wy 'h'' '''
United States has not entered upon ao@'ssf'
Gus foreign policy that may involve Us ~
perpetual war and the sacrifice OF human ms
and the expenditure OF large sums OF money
They may say all this, bat they are deeei'ing
themselves.
Did not Congress declare 10 the declara-
ton Of war against Spain that The unted
States had no purpose OF territorial aggr''p-
dizemeut? Vas that promise kept
The Mckinley Administration demanded
the cessiou of Porto Rico and the selling Of
the Philippines. Can anybody give a reason
why the Administration should demand the
cession Of Porto Rico and selling OF the fhii-
ipPines? Was mol the paying 81 twenty '"h-
hons Of dollars 70 Span FRAUD :" deceive
the people Of the United States Ito make
them believe the acquisition of the Philippines
was by purchase aud not by conquestsY II
we desired the Philippines why did not the
Mckinley Administration take them as they
seized Porto Rico. Aud does anybody he
lieve Cuba will have freedom aud selfgoyern-
ment Il Mckinley IS elected IN November ?
And does anybody believe that our march
around the earth will end until We seize every
island on this SIDE OF the Alianuor anu 'h'''
would involve Us in war with the world
We are not sounding any eaa-elesz alarm
Eternal vigilance IS the price oil Hnery' an
Administration thai has Vioiateu every NI'aI
principle upon which tins republic was 'ouhued
can not be safely trusted with another lease OF
power. An Administration that would de-
stroy liberty and freedom abroad would not
hesitate to stitie Il at home me CONNER
clalists, who control the Mchihley Au'nlu's-
tration, believe in the serving Of the people
not in their control Actual slavery IN TACT
is what they think the people are maze ior'
They believe IN keeping them poor 50 as 10
stife Independence.
The Commercialisis have made Mckinley
violate the CONSTITUTIONS set as'ue Tue ie''a'