The sun., 1900-04-18
.IIOAR ON PHILIPPINES.
Speech Against Expansion by the
Senator From Massachusetts,.
A EULOaY OF AGUINALD0.
Speaker Maintains That the FiIipi-
mes fEnSe achieved Independence
ard Proved Themselves Cnp:,-
bic OF spif Government.

made hong speech To the senate On tlIc !
Philippine question. ilc begun hi+ ad |
dress by speaking of tho prosperous con
dition Of the Amrfican people Ut the close
Of the war viii, Spain. lie told Of the |
gl6ry ri that conflict itHA Of 4 viciay il
thc interest u l,hcry. T. praised Prs
ilont Mciiiuley'4 course Ill that time,
saying n his iulgauat ID Was ,l,r l@-i
bP@Cl president Nl,o pNcr 81 Ill lac
o.ug Of Washington. Continuing. heI
saitG
"lha Aauiepn people 20 far IS II
EaW. Wgc I'LL a-tctl tlEd lieir vlct9iN
v" H-at ui,a II jhc Responsibility ~ pre-
;# taa ibeeated pupl5aS from tag
~t ~ any o,lvf puNEr uu0 ,tH"S
.l pstuli~h thrs oWn iudppsntl,ltp
Fl tfucdom ana iii hon6r.
u .aml hone today to plead WiiA yoi
tnt W abandon the ptinep.tH thai iDY,
brought thcsn tIsin.s f. iEtss ! inlPlae
l1u ta keen % the poliCs ihat HAS nnuIt
s!t country Gaeat. that las ,fadc tho l..'
p08liaan pAGty .rcul, hat hls made tiie
president glctst.
~, whcn we madr tl.c treat Of pea"a,
Sc had adby.rd ~ thr purpose wr ,,@.
claf,d when We declared want ii wc Haul.
l,9tt with the Philippine Islands rs we
promised to deal. have dealt and expect
tn deal will Culm, the coilutry would
have escaped the loss Of 5000 brave sol
diriS. other thousands of wrecked anl
shattered lives. the sickness Of many
more. the expenditure of hundreds of mil
| lions and. what is far worse than all. the
| trampiing under foot of its cherished
ideals.
Il do not expect to accomplish any.
| thing for liberty in the Philippine Is.
lands bnt through the Republican party.
Upon it the fate of these islands fol
years 10 come is to depend. I cannot
look with amy favor upon Mr.. Bryan as
an alternative.
His Views on PoIicy's Results.
81 believe not only that perseverance
in the present policy will br ne abandon
ment Of the principles upon which our
government is founded. that it will
change our republic into an empire, that
orr methods Of legislation, Of diplomacy.
of administration must hereafter he those
which hclong to empires. and moi those
which hclon. 10 republics, hut lrlcvr
persistence i'll This attempt viii result in
the defeat and overthrow Of the Rcpub-
lican party"
Touching upon The conStitutionality Of
the question at issue, Mr. IIpar said:
II holl that this acquisition Gi terri
tory, holding and governing. can be only
Il means for Il constitutional end. And |
mNintain thnt you can no more hold ANA
, @uvgim territory tNan yuu can huil ANA
Inana 70 cannon or iiCctS for amy other
than constitutional end"
! Following tIis NJ. llWr tlay&lsel TIL
, c 0sttllimnl md International iicld ii
ti.p PiiljIiu controversy. covc}inl
AtGeh tlo salan altand hc aud oi,iers
+. have eoYolel hVr,tufaro Ia he lEia!in-
i aiaau+si,u.
g .t,grDnG n ihc ailil,o,ly IL IN + ea,
:. fl t&e pc@IaAtion WV Inaai apt!eler M.
eEmGri@A Mn. lial drclar,a
7 "liarg Is cAIMheion 1iaH&A IN it, hn
q il Is IL cAlaA.i9n of faecdoW lal ~ "
q Hltt uE ill, l,p ~ j.stlh. Neyr
wG sHl 4Wif IN ul h"ia hist
II, tiWt rraa the aei 'fI0nHr lrAng~
K I'u.ad Ii lm@ c.le.tl tlte eni;n nt
Il i HI hu,h tllc Fe"s. ] !9+ >G,t
S,i;I AHa.iea. II Il rCyg!uticulag Iii
! fopc Ii j. the expansion q irttdalH
j, ii diiirsS from YOUR linscl. linchimck
= pgWter cNpanSiGl HS the Fl viii # !
e lraltGy youth into Il sirGE@ luaH dii'en
). from he r:,pan~iau ~ M anaconda whci
y he swallows his victim. Ours is the ,X
r.n~ion # 'rhlua, jefferson. Yau9S /
y ihe expansion Of .1aitn Burr Il i
It d"sinrd u II short IL lity and to 4 li..
i ratc.
d 'FIc Consent of thc Governed.
A "lm every accession Of territory +
= this country ever madc we rccognizc
y fully ;iie doal'inc ol thr consent nf Iii
e goycglUd ANA thc doctrine tht ttriitor
y 90 acquired must ho held to he made int
N states.
= Yeti hlyoteic,l governing nrn II p!hr
J. r#n9s tHi yUtr 0Wr III Enrc foia hHH
le tllcG yeafs. l'ou hlNr doat With Ill
"a iudi#n, you h;No daaiJ Will iIr uegr
:. clesr ut luHl. Knowing I'LL ai ut thor
~ AiUl rlw y"lt r5 tnfth Ia lIy ynar yol.
A. IA ioGn,olo oG tham. | sippesc w
a. rc'l onenimad Nv your success, 'fhcr
N are liua},0W muru, fnhl MIL, AWAY
. of whom yal know mihin@ Ycu Z
~ forth iauniily anl boaStiii4y. is I.oui
a. Napoleon went To meet his doom Il
Sedan
N Mr.. IIonr discussed at great length III
i. Filipino rebellion ANA the ,HIsrs whicl
~ in his opinion. led up 10 it. He made II
n earnest ana vigorous defense Of the Fiji
IN pinoS, especially of .\guinalln, who. Ii
declared, WIS brave honest and u;
. triotir.' In the course III his culogy o
~ Aguhlallo he said:
IN "IIc deserves to bc remembered viii
IL thai small lnnd who have given life an
10 everything drarcr than life to their coul
try iii il losing cause | 10 Shall live wit
ilossluh. with com Paul, with ,Iouhcr
with Emmet. with Egmont and Horn
with Nathan Hale, with Warren. with Il
!lc great martyrs of history whose bloo
n hns been the seed Of the church of iii
Frty"
Mr.. lIoar maintained his well know
re position that the l'ilipnn> had achieve
r taoiy Independence. that the Unite
v States had made them its allies and wa
$ bound to recognizes their independents,
and that they had proved themselves Il
es for Such Independence and capable I
self governments.
Id Thc senator presented an elaborate dt
l., fcnsc Of the lfilpinos against the charg
e. thar they were responsible for the pre-,
cnt war. fully juStifying their action
mt resisting the American forces.
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The Queens visit to Dublin.
I'd Dublin. April 1I.-Aftcr her mornin
" drive Queen Victoria received in audicnc
the daughter of Sergeant Major Hart
gan now ut ColpnSo Natal who nrasnpi