Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-03-14


factory at Placentia Is a branch Of our
concern, built at the request of Spain'
because that country wanted Iammuni,
lion Of home manufactures 1t is'under
the Spanish G Governments CONTROL and
there never was a ssbell manpfaetared
there for, sale In England or IN ,i any
country except, Spain, Where, 9 law
against the export Of ammunition ex-
lists, ssse v s9ilsii''t' 'i'Snt ''Sulo
agLordg Salisbury says stain't so, sand'
If tits 30 the ylckers-A Maxim company
furnished the shells, without the sEoYl-
edge of the British Government. I'm The
idea Of the British Government Tt being
ignorant when an honest penny y to
be made She would have deprived
tie INFANT Savior of His swaddling
clothes forimoney.9fli 81 gigsFoIf a2ueD
"Delay Running the GppntrysIalsIl
The following telegram from !, the
San Juan Chamber OF Commerce. was
received at washington asifewas days
ago., 9ht div noisispg q nsdet ssf yea +
situation becoming more desperate
and uncomfortable, due principally to ad
vices, of Opposition to opennling m AS sf
for tobacco and sugar. Delay running
country. Saving, measures nrgent" =,
\ These are the people who welcomed
Gen. Miles SO heartily lnlitle simmer
of, 1888. thinking ethe Americans had
come9to deliver them from the yoke t0fa
Spanish tyranny. But the Americans
are; worse than the ,Spanlard SO far as,
commerce goes, The, Porto Ricans, en- m
joyed free trade With the home coun-
try! The Repnblicanlp tectionists pro-
pose, to shut them out of the United
\ States What has BECOME Of, thesi
American promises to grant these peo71
pie the blessings Of liberty? The fir first 4,
consequence Of the American Occupa-T
IItion is restriction of markets which.
threatens to ruin their commerce and
starve. the workers of the island.-lSt9
Louis Post Dispatch. GlsW 40 ,qodei3I
Connection with Great Britain,
We respectfully call the attention Of
\ WilliamMcKinley, President, and John
Hay, Secretaryfof State to the ldeclar-
lation moved in the, Continental i Com.
gress, on the eth day of June. 1776, bys.
Richard Henry Lee and unanimously
|adflopted by the Congress. 1t .is good
|Ireading for all Americans in connecr
lItion With the scheme to form connec.
ltttons and alliances with Britain forlher
Ibenetit and our undoing. Here is ItheI
ina r,5f..s,,,y1,i,, All f,qsYs ~
sssReisolyed, That these United, Colo
lnies are and. of right ought to, be
free and Independent states; that they
are absolved from all allegiance I'd the
British crown, and that all political
connection betweenythem and the state
| ofi Great Britain is, and ought ito be;I
totally dissolved. p-B Buffalo Iimesaaas
~ ill5.S bad Man. sdssi Itacs
Iftex-C Consul NIacrum is such "a cow
ard, lliaria and disrepntable"D person as
the Mckinley Administrations say The
is, how many more towards, liars and
lIdisreputahle persons has Mr.. Mckinley
lIappointed to public positions of trust
land confidence?p A commission 10 in
lvestigate should be iinmedlatcly a. j.
llpointed toatind out how nlanylo OF tliems
,ilshould come out and tell the. tfuthaiosq
81 il5s' c;yy. " H;,,, ~. l!a8oB eailf
The administration ought to iaofy,es
something nice for Capt iMahan. The
Mahan idea that no people possess the
right to govern themselves and that no
State has a'rightito independence il;
exactly In line with the Mckinley mol
lIicy.-st Louis Post-D Dispatch, ,,,.,sazs,
~ =. = . I
iSl.la5a Wicked Newspapers.f 7smmHs
"A committee ,ofpmercllants fso about,
to, memorabilia the authorities of nm,
n1gois to enact q law to compel ,newsna-. 4
ipers to publish the truth. II the news.
papers papers should publish tile truth II,
would create a revolution 10 10 " mako -
them suppress IT. hae5ls!ia l7f !ii5Ss {
Senator Thurston (Rep.l,
The spectacle of United States IAN a.n15l s
ator going from Washington TO Ne
braska to defend the Standard on
monopoly is one which the Amer,cani
voter nlayi,well mediate 7upon. ,,iii,gl,Ia
Usurper Taylor, 81. Kentucky saws sa,,,I
he VIII now turn his attention ia fhS
courts. tits understood that Isa1l
t,icky Judges are wondering whichiof
them will be assasslnated 9fitst.-Ap
bany Argus.lsa ti9tdk u ~ ifsf
From Consul Macrum's accoou,nts 81
the attempt to make a7Britlsh consul
Of ihimsat Pretoria 1T might seem thar
John Hay himselfihasl been doing some
'iloafipg around the throne.p--New
York World. agg,s,y ,4stio. M ..6..,,
Arlnored Glass. siitiaie
A recent German Invention is ar
mored glass, or glass east with wire
gauze Enclosed in their substance, SO