New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
THE PASSING THRONG.

When the AmaIganated Copper Company was or
ganzed it at once against obstruction in its
path in the person OF F. Augustus
THE COPPER Heinze one of the great copper
FIGHT IN mining operators Of Butte, Mont.
MONTANA. Heinze's interests were opposed 10
those of the Amalgamated. and, no
basis Of understanding or compromise being dis
covered a bitter and costly legal battle straight
way ensued. The court dcekets OF Montana
burdened with the suits that have been begun in
this gigantic litigation. and finally the fight be-
tween Heinze and Clark. on the one hand, and the
Amalgamated Copper Company, on the other got
into politics and was fought out IN the recent cam
paign in Montana. Heinze and Clark swept all be-
fore them at the election Their candidate for
Governor was elected and a majority Of the Legis-
lature, which will select two senators, was OBJ
in sight and dealt the Amalgamated severe and
hurtIli blow Ever since .has rs ,Isle bg Pen
effected between the Amalgamated and Heinze.
~ Raye presence gT0Te % 1T eve
being said that he would accept the presidency Of
the Amalsamated Copper Company, When seen at
the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday Mr. Heinze said
II may state that there is no truth in any Of the
rumors which have be1n in circulation regarding
Company. 1 have come on to New-York for brief
and viii shortly Tssnr1 to 70 M0H6ana 70
paign platform"
Colonel Thomas P Ochiltree. Of Texas. in speak
ing yesterday at the waldorf-AstoTia OF the atti-
tude Of certain men In this country
TEXAN toward the Administration on ac-
FAvORS THE count of ats policy in the Philip
tARAIY BILL. pines said: 1.-The opposition that
the Democrats are making to the
Army bill makes me very weary. I have absolutely
no sympathy with condonatton for men who, at
time when the flag is being houted and insulted.
withhold the support Of their voice and vote in
measure that will unquestionaeiy insure respect
for the Stars and Stripes among the Tagal race
and restore order In the Philippine Archipelago
Was ever argument weaker than tnst wnieh hi ine
forwardS That Part Of the people OF this coun7
Try seek to found an empire IN the east ana tnaS
give US the power to subdue revolt in the Philip
pines. lest and abuse that power to bind the
race Such talk that 20 the American people
is the veriest rot and 6unconbe: ,..,,, a. -a.+-
in history was fought TO its bitter termina-
WON TondeS ey our gss 81 blood se w0Td TS
sources OF the Republic, North and South, had been
Civil iN War. Billions Of money had been expended
and tens Of thousands OF lives sacrinced YET when
Of the Lost Cause. and the complete surrender
es sad V5fet o hef VcoroGs NorRen br6Ss what
th,n occurred? Did the North abuse its power
Slave the South? Within fifteen years after the
termination Of the cyi w war the Democratic % party
the House Of RepFessntatiyes Within the decade
59S~nf den o he he nsd Te states s%ong 0heP
crates that he honored. appointed me. recently an
Marshal for the State OF Texas"
when John Chamberlin's Hotel was opened at
Fort Monroe" continued Colonel Ochiltrse. Il ac-
companied Secretary Herbert on a
SAYS THE visit to one OF the warships lying
SOUTH in the Roads. and he received his
SHOULD BE salute Of twenty guns Senator
REPUBLICAN. Blackburn. Senator Vest, Colonel
Philip Thompson and myself were
his companions and each and every Of had
served in the Confederate Army and yet there
a warship sailing under the Stars and Stripes that
We had fought against saluting man who had
been in arms against that flag less than quarter
of century before Ex-Confederate soldiers have
since sat on the Supreme Court bench and occu-
pied the highest offices in the gift OF the people.
Yet the anti-imperialist fears the honesty OF the
Republican party and that the President seeks to
found an eastern empire and TO enslave the Fill
RnnrUt5b axbibited toward its fallen Zoe ana the as
most immediate restoration Of civil rights to their
adversaries such talk is utter rubbish. The Amer
% IF h0 6sy os r mat at all o w 1n the a
TO tell you something: The Co9feSerates have
at the last election 80 per Of them voted for
no rancof toward the Republicans and their ballots
at the last election prove H. This talk that the
ticket because they fear negro domination wearies
cowaTdlT evasion. They are not going 10 let the
negro rule, anyhow; there's no use making bones
as their interests and nclinations dictate and
1aTtv stands for everything the South needs and
aspires 70. while the present Democratic party
self-respecting man south OF Mason and Dixon's
line Yet. while this is so, nevertheless the pro-
feSsionaf politician along and saws. You
must vote the Democratic ticket or else the negro
sheep, the Southern Democrats follow him and
are sheared of their ballots 1t is about time to
Law that bOgie rest. / ex-COnfederate
soldier and a Southerner, and I don't believe it,
There is no more danger IN the South Of the negro
in power under Republican rule than under Demo-
cratic. That question being eliminated the South
ought to vote IL wants 70; that is for sound
money. territorial expansion. protection. the
tension Of trade and for National honor be
tanned at home and abroad; In other words for the
Republ party
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