The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-08

the ability displayed by Mr.. Hearst. the
president OF this association. lApplause)
I believe in these clubs We need them.
We need cubs far more than the re-
publicans need clubs. In fact. my friends.
the work OF democracy. beinG work Tor
the people. must be done by the people
CApp,ausel Machinery IS not sufficient:
we need these clubs IN aid in the work
and to supplement the efforts of our
national state and locs organizations.
We need the clubs 20 help us collect
MONEY to carry on our campaign. Inc
republican party. can get Its money from
the corporations which plumber the peo-
pie between campaigns In return for the
money contributed during campaigns Inc
republican party does not collect money
for its national campaign from one re-
publican out of hundred ana when lhe
election Is over ninety-nine out OF iuo re-
puhlicans have nothing TO say about the
running Of the government.
Opposed TO Dodgers.
sT beg YOU to spend every possible mo-
mcnt between now and election I'm secur'
ins. tba victory for those principles when
Won believe in and for this cause Wi.oh
Nou have so earnestly espoused. Inc
republican marty Is not prepared 10 meet
the issues of this campaign The repu"-
lcan party Is today lodging, ruhiiins
from nearly every issue in the campalsh'
when they started out they said the
money ouestIon was the question of para
mount Importance. But. my irlehdS'
thev found that when a man says that
question of money is more important
than 4 question Of government he AT once
arouses suspicion and people begin 10
wonder whether he thinks dollar IS
more important than a man. Think oi
irving To make the money question para
mount IN this campaign. Why. my
friends. when the money question waS
paramount in 1886 we found the republl-
cans trying 10 make the tarin the para
mount issue. They said. let us open the
mills instead Of the mints. and the nFst
thing they did when they got into power
was not 10 reform the currency, bGt 70
reform the tariff and give the men who
obtained the victory chance TO run
thsir hands deeper into the pockets OF the
people. Now when the questions of hui
man race and human liberty are At stake
thc republicans. say the money question
Is the paramount issue. Ihc} were
afraid In Is.s that we were going TO have
"A Decent dollar. Now they have given
us an ~ per cent citizen in Porto Rlc3
and they don't dare tell US what per
cent 81 citizenship the Filipino Is 10 have
Ia lSi they said we could not nave
double standard OF money. Now they
think we can have a double standard OF
government. a republic here ana despot-
ism in the Philippines.
They said in 1896 that we could
not maintain q parity between a
white metal and a yellow. How can
they maintain a partly between
white citizen and a yellow subject IL
the Philippine Islands? They find
that II IS zoe sordid a doctrine TO say
that the standard OF money you have
is more important than the form Of
government under which you 1--we.
.4.r 49,. 49, e-s-.,e- ,,-s.sf. .t.,. ,..,-
NOT row boast Of tie supremacy Of the
money question. they are not w. I',i' ~ g, 90
~ ',, "si'1 MI, 49, 49, 40
l,-estion. lie ought 10 ask his wife.
Evorv wiz. knows there Is "a trust The
oniv trust that any republican ~ this
country seems 20 KNOW ahouj - nc loe
$3.50, 49, IL, 60. n a., ril ~.
,,-..,,il L-nvr tLat e,-.r,- etorl,hol1cr Is i
ra.-rtIfr.fr Tr fta,- knew moro about the
ire trust they would know that its harm
WAS confined 90 the people of New York
and IT they knew that they had gov
tth"F ~ me st't'" ~ SeW i"l ~ +" I'LL
49,, 49, ,,..,,il i,',,,- tb1ro ,t,,,id s..
~ H.. tr11st th.ra or M. governor would
kiU &c.
ih' replhic2n pariv says there IS no
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ti ~ iii-'A ~ VIC .ll.9 M.-ii' 49,
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--i'tN -t- 80 tiiit ti..h '.-i4 '.''t 81 10y
near every i.itEc cay .ihH 'r' IN" ann.
q" --h. HN i.L'f iiH ~, iiilt
ought Coo Dee cured Or r'iHealdt loElsiatlon-
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tANn a'H E"t@ = ltt-N army Hf a~|S it
ltf From -Hktfllfnenf hV injunction anu
gets a large armys ne asks for shorter
hours Of Labor IN order that he may have
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No. .li.-. ~ 81. - 80 - -.
''l'i'i' - "-a 4''''.''' ''--' ii''
IS "A 4afEe army
tie asks for representation IN the pres
sdent's cabinet iu order that labor may
De protected ana his answer Is a large
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r"' 80 =, - - H,.,,a.
.tF'stiiie" - ii''ls- =,
Is inc reason 'iVs say We 49, a. -.
our foreign poi'F' nu' my - i',."T' -
asked Tor the army oeiote 'he amer -
people had ever ueClntu ut,"l - 20. -
Ie,S 49,. ~ ,,,,t ,,-,tb 80 II int,is 10
.,-,irft ,ra PbiIippine Islands. and II YOU
yyant To understand the reason Tor a
lar.s,. army read the prospectus Issued
hv the Th.liI pine Lumber amt Develop
ment Company You Wi Ahu lhat ~
the ht'a ~ we .'i..illiy 's l,',,.'.