The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-28
CHAMP cLARK'S SP|
Thousands fIOcked to B,,,a,,
Hear The Eloquent Den..','''
he TALKED PRINCIPALLY OF Iss,
He RouDdIy Desonpc.s
cal Policy of the A.
The Money Question =. ~ =

Boulder Colo, July Pin.
ocratic day at the Texas.c,s.
'auqua' Excursion trains w..
Denver and other cities
Northern Colorado, bringing ....''
and visitors. Hon. Chamn :, 'a
souri, was the orator OF NJ
was greeted by the largest ~
has attended any of the cban..
ings this season. He said
Hon Champ Clark said / I.
issue is squarely Joined. !, "
pire against the Republic was'
kinley and his cohorts ~. wy
pre- William j. Bryan ana n
ers stand for the perra,n.. =
beneficent Republic, for wh,oh
fought and for which thouss,s, !,
died. The issue can ~,
waved or shunted cut of H. "
must choose whether they vii, " ~
the starry banner of fha VI
under the imperial banner. a. ~ ,ssls
for Mark Is the power beblna ~, v !
greater than the throne itset,
liam Mckinley is a mara 's ~. Y
hands. pupW
The Asiatic propaganda Is i. N
posterous scheme ever hatsSa /
brain of man and is the ranlss
midsummer madness.
| don't care 'baubee" ahor,
and the Filipinos; / am an 4
white man. of the blonde yars,,
ane my sympathy. my heart nv
20 out to the American peonls
the real sufferers in the viii III
ness and who must pay the nirs
mad dance of death.
One OF two things is trua N
Filiplnos-either they are Al nv n
eminent or they are not. MI
can take either horn of that
and which ever they take, marx N
they Will be impaled upon It,
If they are fit for self-goys,,A
Gods name let them govern MI
If they are not fl, we do moi MI
for fellow citizens. We hay, h
now who are not strictly NH
they all vote the republican iI5I
irritating and monotonous reyuhsh
But one thing I do know Al, 1
whether the Filipinos are At b 4
themselves or not, they are N
govern us, and that Is precisely d
will do if we take them Into Il
partnership with us. for the suprt,4
OF the United States has dsaa
and time and time again that tSs d
pose for which we can acquln
territory Is TO make States ow N
If they are ever admitted as sud
will control the senate as vel B
electoral college.
At the close of the Spanish va
summer of 1888 for that then i Z
really closed, we could have OH
most enylable position ever @s
any nation since the morning IL
sang together for Joy; and all 81
do was 10 60 that which we lrM
our fathers to do-whlch we oaT
cur traditions to do--which w
TO ourselves TO do-which We caEI
our children TO do--and that VI
TO both the Cubans and the
you are free. Your chains ~
The spaniards are thrashed laR
us 90 this thiTg, now set up
government ali. we Will mass
Of the nations keep their tant' r.
or we will shoot them on
That's what We ought 70 IN
That's what It was our duty 70
TO say. Had we done so, today
Old Glory floats It would %
millions Of loving hearts as tns
a people free themselves ana
that SO far as in them lies Y
shall be free and we would nsl
compelled to fire srgle sna IN
that proclamation good, for wv W
goes the wide world arouna
But unfortunately we did % ] A.
We concluded to have world \ NJ
World possessions mean WI"
World politics mean wMs
World quarrels mean World Nv n
wars mean that our sons WI IS
die in every quarter Of tne ss
Rational people want 70 saf M
tional lines. Thomas Jehels.
act was in making the Lou!sAa w
That was the most profitable ~
GUS transaction in real ess
on this eZ-th since the os.a
Savior TO the top Of s hisn v.
offered him the dominion o. y
fall down and worship him. !.
alone would have placed lshsas
ranks of the immortnls e'sp
never written the Declarsu% Il
pendence or virginia's sialair
ligious freedom or founded Nv
of Virginia. ..a
We stand today on the NV ,, y
precisely where we stood iO's Il
Truth does not change y
four short years. cL "
The men who wrotV ne !, ~ !, ~
form had the courage Of tae. 4
and they have had no rss"' a
their conclusions since Il. yS1
Consequently, at Kans al, sdt
adopted, not merely real~
adopted. the financial planA g
cago platform in all US NE m,
Its force, in spite OF 81 y Il
threatenings and all temp n
otherwise. From the boIiol * -
l rejoice that we did So y
right then we are right now h.
The financial bill passed p N. / "A NJ I
is the most monstrous
placed on the statute books
times called the OYersuss,
should be called the "An'a ", ~
because 1t was cOncoctea I'D, % az
ton by a coterle of repaNr
in secret conclaye, In NY
City is the poorest place v,
ascertain the settled, sow, .,,. IS
weldon OF the American XIV 9y
That bill not only esi l,ps,s Y
standard which the repunli9,..s ~
promised, but It retired 4, 10
and let me say thst l.. a(f|
party h5d promised 70 i
backs there never would y *. as1s,
publican congress to enact . lPss
there would not have peg .,s ~.
president to sign sucn . y" -.
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