Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-03
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scaa lose Il hsrrty. Did . tang.
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sser precladed = tveteKt # cong uest
~ undue aoninstiea II Cuba by the
Caited States. He merely pushed q
10 passage a resolution that pledged
th's goyernmest, istest ~ IT v~
apoH expsDssoa, to exteH1 10 the
preple Ut the aRborR revubl,c. vnst-
ever the future 1ight be, the golden
rule Of our own Declsratioa Of InAe-
eendence.
The expsDsioaists coall DO DO less
than vote for the resolstios, il, in
dsed, they apprsc'st~A its full i&-
port at the ti@e. u vss this ssas le
setion Of Senator Teller, il sothiag
else. that said to the American army
q occupation DOING police duty in
Cuba, pending the orgsaixstioa Of
the local free goveranent: Thus
far shalt thou 20 and NO furtherw
Honor to Teller for this, We say.
Let so@e Of his sepshlicss col
leagues hssr witsess 10 the reel zig
s,hcance Of bis set. Said SENATOR
Hosr u naseacA sssGts: Il Aouh4
~hstesr say msa whe hes sst in this
chsaher ssnce Cherries SsmRer died,
or whetAeS oil who sit here nov put
tosethes, have done q more impor-
taRt siaGle service to the country
thss he (Teller) did in securing the
passage 6 the resolution which
pledged ~ 10 aesl with Cuba accord
ing - the principles OF the Declsra-
tIon Of Independence"
Said senator Hale OF Maine Il
look upon it ~ . most prOviAestial
thing is the course Of this whole
mstter thst the senator from Colo
rsao had the forethoaght, the pre-
science, to submit that resolution
and sttach it to the proceedings, and
thereby make it for us restraining
force from that day to this. be.
lieve that had it not been for that
declaration always standing before
us rs an outright and express pledge
and agreement, Cuba today would
not be free republic
And said Senator Spooner Of Wis
consin: Il have looked upon the
resolution of the senator from Colo
rsdo as having prevented foreign
concert against US in our Cuban in
tervention."
Senator Teller has taken no middle
grousd in his Withdrawal from the
republican party. He has unequivo-
cally transferred his allegiance to
TIE democratic party, - We believe,
from convictions Of principle.
The democrats, popalis;s asd inde-
Peadeat voters Of the Centennial
staGe vill honor themselves in re.
tuening Teller 10 the seaate.