The Republican journal., 1900-09-06
~,,11sM. EXPANSION, M1LITAR-
INF ISM.


statesmen. and we might as ,
..,,. ~ stop the flow of Niagara
+. stop the growth, grandeur
--r f.rces of America. In
r.u> tloWS the maSterful
llory English, Scotch,
..uq.. French and Scandina-
... auliders all-rugged as the
.N.rri granite hills of the
..,. .Itle as the green wales of
.. dominant on land as are the
.r.r sea. and with a love for
.rtas strong. deep and lasting
...r..ar. affection for the Father
...-.. t.as not been an hour from
......f tNe Pilgrim fathers landed
to the bright May day
O.-a fHmbled the flag of Spain
4 D.. When Americans have
..... Missionaries of liberty.
t'omary war was for liber-
vlu, or on land: the war of
liberty and expansion on
.....Y Mexican war was for iber-
r>,l to the west and south:
.-.a Is for liberty and union
AID the country is still in
..t is history.
.a-m of the American idea
rY people power to throw
.. time and enter into the
liEldual sovereignty. 1t
..-..p than half score of |
Pc. m Republics strung along
Nutain chain, every one
au of American thought |
All example. and still
.rIne strong arm of Amer |
.Ur.r America never con- |
o[ice. or took counsel |
ru. She rejoices as a
nu race. and cares not |
fl-o may be providing it |
policy which so long !
ae,tiny of republican
All. u Just and generous,
"I af opportunity to all,
tlat looms may spin. |
.. Ohmneys smoke, trains |
i making work. main
Nd paying honest toll
9Nu the highest wages
A,v IN the world.
." rarity stands for the
opportunity. the domin-
rmcut. the kingdom of |
royal remuneration for |
this be imperialism
r, OF the republic make
rhe party which freed |
.tI gave work to the white
Justly with the brown
....- Nc~ltate to 90 before the |
r.- -pS at the country and ask
Mut.
Mckinley has been true to
md Instincts of the Amer |
lie has continued the policy |
'W>uu inaugurated, which |
ued, which Seward adj !
Grant promoted, which
puned, and which the |
republic demanded. A
Cleveland could not
--. Nail is ours. Porto Rico |
r M Asia is ours to the
Nv and for the good of |
lind shelter and pro
SpotleSs folds of our |
record and loyal Amer
.@ Tine Republican party
t-fa the spirit of the race.
the reSistless march of !
Institutions.
7lcans of to-day the de-
j noble Sires? Our faith
riagt the Alleghanies
H from Kentucky to the
Golden Gate to the frozen |
"tA every advance the |
d -t. predicted the fall of |
But the republic grew in
and virtue. And there |
more beyond. There is
"nu to give, more school
Vt f" 'Hl.d more truth to preach,
"3H 'o Whiten with American
t n9rr tasks to dare, and all |
-S-.A-n presented by Tammany
"' sHlH south, the anarchy of |
s'i .e sophistry of the Platte
uuI growth, paralyze our
e"p our development, or i
can't to our manifest des-
N=-4, City platform by de-
Npalslon under the name of |
" I' rndorsed the policy of !
t. F'4 hurled the flag at Homo
.rHued to the old traditions
Ai'rs when the country was
'''i jle south 90, to let the i'm
t0N 30 divided, to let slavery |
eate line of custom
NJ "O N"ck houses all along the
'i Dixon line, which would |
'.'7' Ior d standing army in the
r. 74 mother in the South, and |
H.. ~''t uuned back the clock of |
7'' llI oiled the death knell of |
-"efty everywhere. But no,