Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-31
ONE OF cuBA,s NEEDS.

For Congressman E.fth district
ROBERT l;. COUSINS.
ONE OF CUBAss NEEDS.
While movements are III progress for
the selection Of a representative body Of
citizens to form nonS tiiution and u
pave the way for md ls!sf es in cuba.
many of her ewn peeae are eS'iyse ious
3 that the PROJECTING care ;ild the guid-
ing hand of our goyernll Wiz be
necessary fer wears To insure q s'table
form Of home rule ;tsSeeptaple allie 70
the United STATES and e re, Own iiso
pie. Any form oi - -e8iYt sslnlent tsiat
does not insure transiaisitg VIII lg,, be
satisfactory 10 Qua nation, and VIE ROT
be profitable TO 1,uhatls. s., pisls that
the present administration tssts giiyell re-
peate6 assurances Of the purpose of the
United Statss 10 carry ou, promises IN
this direction. and there is NJ question
but that il Win be done set tlle peepie
are not fully prepared Tor the great
trust. Ihss need 70 ba eiaesteti ~ To-
indepena nee 40 We'll az the pees4lea
ton Of orS!sr. Recent sits' snow This
The under seeretars Of state has been
Impressed with this Heed lately and has
decided to issue ar o,lier 70 al the civil
governors directing them II maintain
order al political neetisizss three
recent neetingshe by the democratic
union, mobs OF nationals threw stones
and ATTEMPTED 10 break 5u9 the gather
ings. They sin hartoi the idea ina
force is necessary on sllen OCCASIONS.
Senior Lanuza who was sst.ss ts.l'y of
justice under Governor General Brooke,
J Was asked a short ti.ne ago BY the re-
publican party of Gisnfuegoa 10 stand
asa candidate for the Constitutional
I convention. Senior Lanuza replied by
publishing a private letter Written by
him in April last 10 Manuel sanglill.ys
joining the republican parts; iig says
that the republican i,sfits spires 10 aa
immediate sc ssatipn5of iiltsssv e,1tioIl and
to the absolute iraepsa elss.iee 5of ltJa
iisittisi VI w ii4eii y ssh ; $40 SlP POETS Fit
thinks that If the United S ia fts dos not
guarantee Cuba before the world there
s Will be no confidence IN a Cuban gov
crnment. The island, he aa,5s. needs q
protectorate. The United STATES sMaula
guarantee cuba Internally ana exfet-
nally. In conclusion, ssnor I.anlza ssessa
s that il the pAopIe wish 10 eject him az
ter knowing his frank opinion ii Tie
situation he IS willing 10 ssetst hem
in the convention.
He takes q ssalsil!e view. of tae resds
of Cuba and issconscious Of tile- NJ
ness and ignorance Of The .riassas, ana
OF the dangerous cfalaes sl Of sllgae az
z the would be leaders. e,tba needs pro-
lection chiefly from her aAll aai4t o.
present capa city fo,, s'eif gov flfliet.t.
SENATOR DAVIS ON TIE ISSUES.
IA q great spestsia ti:slliys.ssl before ina
Hamilton Club 81 e liicas33 9s Jill l5es-
tiny, Senator CnslnsSin X DAVIS ot
Minnesota, one8of the ablas al S,Ii na-
tional leaders, made a n5asIerfal reS:iss, s
Of the issues OF tn. camp aissn. He OBJ,
served, that il Is trttesly said and ottt.r
denied that The stability Of the republic
is involved IN each pending ma tiolal
election, and That tllere is more tnan
i 2 grain truth IN this S,srjl.o,l. i n IS
free government. he Declared. VERY
moment Is fraugnt with progress i've 81.
retrograde tendencies and ile sf.,3.i az
these conterding forces oftsIi t.ssis "a
verely the endurance af p0litieai insfi-
stutions. And this cainpa IN 4 poi,fen-
tous. Others have been conducted! III q
i rev issues, economic OF naafsal! IN ais
one the democrat rsl.ty md lis sat-
date demand the reversal Of esveey }t}il
icy, domestic and foregn, mon AIRY.
financial, protective and expansive.
which has made the Administrations If
President Mckinley one af the most
glorious in cur history, BY the splenGi6r
fits naval and military achievements
E by its revival of dying industries. by its
financial legislation, by It's making the
! e31nltea8 states the isrt MONEY power
/ in the world, by its extension Of our
4 sovereignty, and bg our advancement
toEthe very Forefront Of international
Influence
u In referring tothe Kansas City decla-
{ ration of PRINCIPLES he makes the strong
y statement that
<1..q,hiss derIara tion5 flnes p,,, 1.s,,4,,., !
81 The admin istration of President McISin-
B ley for It's failures. 1t condemns it for
its achievements 1t declares them to
Ssbe destructive Of true prosperity and
sIbversives CT our institutions. 1t de-
nanis that the gold standard shall be
abolished and that protection to Ameri-
sean industry shall cease"
NJ notices, too, that