The sun., 1901-09-20


Dmfort to reflect that the force that |
truck the blow was not of American
rigin! While the assassin happened to
9 of American birth, the spirit that in
tigatcd MIN had no place in our Ameri-
IN life.
I'm certain portions of Europe,
housand years Of repression, of oprres-
ion, of poverty, of the deSolatians OF
tars and of religious strife has resulted
Il 4 degenerate population from among
thom are desperate men who would de-
troy all government and kill all rulers.
iunt Il from their homes we have hither
q given them asylum, and permitted
hem unchecked to preach their doctrines
il this land of free speech and free in
ttutionS
"Comiug hnre to better their fortunes.
0 escape oppression, to find living
# comfort for every man who would
cork; and free to take part equally with
Il citizens in oul civic life and in tho
hoice of our rulers. it has taken this
hocking decd to make the country rca
izC taat it can no longer rest secure in
II unguarled license: and that it must
,futect itself. We are forced to under
t;tnd that every President Of the Unite.
Il ttCs from the moment Of his election
ikcs his life in his hand as much n
loes the soldier on the firing line of
lattle.
70 the task Of meeting this new peril
he nation will now turn. We will enact
tatutes making it death to attempt the
4. Of nul rulers; we will vigorously
Gard immigration; We will understanding
~ i. tS.
Nlirpatc The leteStable doctrine Of as
aSSination. not by inluisitorial methods
ut by the overwhelming and crushing
over Of American public opinion.
For dreadful is the wrath Of u
auple aroused. To this last, this final
nty, we are called by Mckinley i'll his
oath.
Great in life. hc was equally great III
cath. But thu day before he had clal-
nngei the attention not only Of the
nrlnt"y. h,lt Of the world. and rcachn
ha loftirSt altitude Of statpsmanShip
.hen, breaking silence is 10 the future
n the first time since His second term,
connSelled policy of moderation %.
ards the nations pressed as they have
cen by tho force Of onr commercial COM
ictition.
He had come to see the economic
actriaes Of which lc was tile especial
hamrion, ettrcncae,l III power and the
alton iii uncNanptGd prosperity, ana
peace with al the world Governed
parties ;is we are. and by orr polity
rust br. political RANGER absolutely
aased, and even criticism had almost
elsed. Standing before his countrymei
that Exposition Hall. amidst almost
GivcrSal concord. with the vista befort
in IF nearly f1ur ye.frs uf p4tlccfu
ADMINISTRATION III which 10 complete the
isks 50 duspicionsly begun, in the South
the North, ut home and abroad and
the islands Of the sea. what more hat
imam hope or human ambition 10 ask
that hour hr is struck by the fell us
.sln, and his work is done.
Then il WAS that his character Sholl,
it III all its eonsummAte bcuuty. Iii
,st thought wnS for others for tia,
lltncr for whom our hrnrts 80 ont IL
iN DO not tell her for the wrrtcI
fore him do MOI hurt him for I'll,
postion--'l am sorry 70 Interfere viii
-lot one word Of himself And ii til,
St dread moment no word Of r"pinin.
at down the ages his words will %o:
~ is Gods way His will hc done.
andhye all. goodbye"
ht the conclusion Of Mr.. ITir%inS
dress for \ moment thrrr was no ;
n. Then was heard il suppressed ~i@l
| .na the vast audience.
! fhr references 70 the suppression o
"lrchy IN both Judge Gray's ana Nj
i+gnS addresses evoked outhmsts D
/ apauSe,
After Mr.. Higgins address thc 1uar
s"n@ the anthem. THY VIII Il
'onc,' with marEcd effect
SINS RAYS DAItkENEp.
As tie last strains of thc beautirr
nthcm lied away the suns rays wcr
ikcnrd IN Il bank Of clouds casting.
DOM over tile house This ncider
irrtpd all present ANA thc effect vi,
'ialurncd Whom The Rcv. Mr., Brigg
a!ppd forth aDd requested I'LL Il i,
ain standing in silent prayer for
NJ moments while thc Wheels Of III
.ttiUns progress were stopped for &
iAitgS HE time WAS @.3e and tho III,
arch to the grave wils heeinnng
anton. Every head III The great mud
tee Wtts rrveuntlE hawetl and the tin
its moss impressive. Suppressed 50
"" antlitahc ii MI p.rts 0f thu ati
riiim
.iSlIOP M0&.N}llAN'S R4sNl.blt
TlON.
Bishop Monaghan then came farNva,
pronounce tlip henrdician II said:
Father Of motcies and ;ed IL All
consolation, lrss thy people iii tiriI.
exceeding great sul+aW, 1T the I'M
Timely and tragic death Of 0lT Iltr
iMnentyd lr2siaent Mckinley. Re.
duyr far from otl midst tile spirit
nf anarchy, and direct With THY
Heavenly Wisdom those upon whola
noW falls tle burden ul our govcrlr
mehi. Np pray 'l,hep. . iiad ~
might. wisdom, apd Justice, through
whom anthnrity Is ri4l,tEy administer
al, laws arc enacted, and Judgment
: irruel, assist, With iihy Holy Spirit
at counsel md tertilu,lc. The nrw
President ~ these Hited States. that
l.iS administration may IL conducted
i'll righteousness and he cmnentIy
isrial - Thy peuFn, over whom h
!, nrrSides, ~ rlruuraEiLG die rt4pcct
for virtue antl religions by 4 faithful
i execution IT ,he laWs iii Justice and
: mercy; and w restraining yicc and
! immortality. Er ibe light "r rhy
divine wisdom direct ne tIrliherHton,
VI CONGRESS, and hilr fol,th ii III thc
I Proceedings AMI llwS framed for ent
!, rlilc anl govern tRNt 81 that tieS
inay tend 70 the preservation ofppac"
i tllr promotion nf national happiness
The increase III industry. sanicty AM
i rscfnl knowledge. ana may Wllnm
! ate 70 use ihe blessings ~ equal lib
!, eltN. We recommend likeNiSe to Tlls
unhcnudod mercy all our hra!lrel
ma fttiaNetizl tnraughoui III,
h lnit"d States, that tmy may j,