The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-05

WELLINGTON
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short In his speech and said: did you
ever hear that there were three things
that hiss now and then? The first is a
serpent, the second goose and the third
a fool" This sally brought out roar
of applause which was followed by a
still larger volume of Kisses. These soon
subsidized, however, and afterwards the
interruptions were for a time neither so
frequent nor so pronounced.
Continuing Mr.. Wellington referred 70
Admiral Deweys' "bIoodless victory"
Embodiment with the natives follow
ed" he said, and went on: "They were
jealous Of foreign power; they hoped for
treatment as allies; they longed for free
dom; they demanded the right to estab-
lish their own government. II was de-
MED. The policy of equivocation on the
part Of our administration began and
an outpost skirmish for which no re-
sponsible party has yet been found. was
made the pretext OF fiereer. cruel and
relentless war. 1t has lasted two cam
paigns. It has caused many precious
lives and nearly 500, 100000 Of money Of
the gold standard by this time. Yet
what have we accomplished? At the end
of the first campaign the Filipinos were
within FIVE milees OF Masiia Since that
time we are RECALLED frequently by re-
ports that the war Is almost over. The
other day an American garrison slrrend-
cred to the FIliinos and doubt Rhether
our lines have been advanced much be-
You'd the FIVE miles for a year"
Reference TO Admiral Schley caused
lonud applause. though not so much at
tention was given to the assertion that
the ''genteel Roosevelt was saved from
utter anniTiIia ton by colored regiment
which swept over and beyond him"
Referring to his position upon the
Paris treaty. Senator Wellington said he
had voted for it because he wanted 10
bring the war to a technical as wen as
a real close. He had, however only con-
scented to give his vote after securing the
presidents assurance that IL was not his
purpose to permanently acquire or 10
hold, against the consent Of the inhabit-
ants, the Philippine islands; that Il was
his purpose only to restore law and order
by American arms in the contest then
being waged. and TO prevent foreign In
reference IN the aalrs OF the archipelago
This was my understanding and upon
that promise 1 voted for the ratification
OF the treaty. without my vote Il would
not have been ratified The treaty was
ratified. but the promise Of the president
was not fulfilled. will DO NJ Mckinley
Justice. when he gave The pledge he IN
tended that Il would be kept I believe
his purpose then was that there should
be no permanent acquisition. that there
should be no enforcement % American
authority against The viii - the natives.
bat that there should be an uplifting.
power that would give the foundation FOR
a government OF their own choosing auf
that We would treat with them receive
their concessions and protect them IN
their liberty against the world But. sir
that intention faded away aEainst the
rnaievolent influences that have pursued
his administration and MADE Themselves
felt Gradually the president changed
front Congress had adjourned: she
treaty had been adopted; the stipulated
price WIS paid. cur armies continues
fighting during the snterregnum * con-
zress. The arst campaign had bssn
failure. Another campaign had aboat hs-
gun"
As Senator Wellington proceeSss ths
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