The Portland daily press., 1900-08-30
n. Enuson'x Crisp Outline Of
Republican Doctrine.


4ha Republican mass meeting at Sc
hsso Lake yesterday afternoon was q
mnssne. enthusiastic and we'll attended
Republican gathering Of the old fashioned
agie 4ne aay was a delightful one for
altering Of this kind and the farmers
i. ~sudlsh. Sebaeo and the neignborlng
towns we're present IN largen numbers.
4Aas were four able speakers and for
shsas hours tne large crowd listened to
ID eloquent Arguments IN behalf Of the
administration and Its policy. These
snaakegs wers AIr walter &. Emerson Of
pmtIand, VINO opened the ball. He did
nss consume much time but IN a few
ufn &nlenoas he placed the Republican
doctrine before the audience 50 that it
sala not be misunderstood and he
svaaeued the enthusiasm which contin-
usa through this afternoon. Ton. Edward
laysan Brown Of New York gave To his
hsagegs an aba ana exhaustive review OF
Gha campaign from the standpoint OF the
rsaellcaI business man. lie seemed
mna ii statistics and his speech the
longest of he afternoon, was one Of abb
Sshlns interest. senator Charles +.
fairbanks of Indiana was the third 20
ssak ua il a handsome man over six
i4i Gall ana with a rich powerful voice
and Is commanding presence. That he Is
slaquenf. q deep thinker and q man OF
mara among men HIS address yesterday
VS. convincing proof. The last speaker
If The afternoon was Congressman George
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= "a~ apparently Dss" oofele0 - sa7
sas@~saAh& speakers oAb DA MS WAss Has
sequence and his deep ana Tar reaching
salus he held the closest attaut4ou IF his
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ae audience was one which II VIII take
nanv. moons to efFace. An amusing In
er8ef fte. aft.runoy, vas a. middle as~arf
'@@n "Do N''~ 4'7ee-.s~ - ~''o - s -.1's : j
a Nnu aate*Nnah WIN ~A0ss ~seeAAsAoA' Al
the conclusion Of the speaking he said to
Senator Hnfrhauk4. Il am u convert TO
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s-as N0~s1'4'S. - ass.
neAFa 0otn ssaes q the story now ana
can't v0fe for Bryan although I did vote
far hsn, sonv vaa~s ago MANY other man
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1asA& mere att koaAe u w tnS s&AiAe e"aAA
The nesting was called to order about
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barn oi south Standlsn. lie made no
attempt 1t q speech but simply intro
daesd the ffrst sneaker Of the afternoon.
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said:
AS FN4ERGONsS SPEECH
Ar. Emerson spoke in part as follows:
They ta11 tr3 ftraf fha Rauubffean tariff
Is TIE neither of trusts. We cut ice here
il Naina 1itapaffv IT. i landed in the
eltv Of New York at . cost OF not more
than dollar and 4 half ton. The ice
trust makes the peopIe nay at the rate
If twelve dollars d ton. THE ice trust is a
child Of the greatest trust in all the
world. Tammanv Hall And nobody
eTer heard that the ReDu bffcan tariff
VAS the mother OF Tammany Hall. It is q
Democratic fruau4zaffo ion and euuuortinu
Mr BRYAN n, thfS camnafvn. bid Won
ever ses such q beautiful picture of
ho1ne-made. Democratic. Richard Croker
slmugicftv9 The Democratic par6v had
eight years of opportunftv and never put
ID the statutes i sirpIe line OF legislation
against trusts. The antitrust law was
passed bv a Republican Congress and
signed Nv 4 Ranublfcan President Ii
there is ANYTHING bad in trusts-and
there probably fH-vve shall have TO look
to the Republican marty for relief. That
settles the trust Issue.
II this wasn't q ~ cent country in 1896,
IT isn't Is cent country now. That set
tles tbs silver issue.
The Democratic marty contracted this
habit of hauling down flags in Hawaii.
At the same time If got the idea that this
was q paramount performances. For it
was paramount commissioner, appoint
ed By a Democratic President, who did
The hauling. You know what happened
rnelss ee@ liz NV eo ,sse 10.
Dental campaign the hauling down OF
the dag in the Philippine islands, and
1t IL difficult to find ont whether il has q
grudge against the flag or the Filipiuos
Il seems to be a question open to discus
sion, whether or not the constitution fol-
lows the flag. Trade may or may not fol-