Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-26

home, who when the people decided at
the ballot box should not rule, were
ready 10 rum. The only ones to bellttle
and belle Mckinley and the army were
| lhose who forced the country into war
and made necessary the policy which
the Administration afterwards pursuei.
Min a mallgnancy which
almost TO treason, they heaped eplllltts
aud abuse upon him when would not
nave beenluieraled in any other country
IN Earth. The Only man The Democrats
ever abused worse than Mckinley was
Ahrattai1 Lincoln. When his head Wa
bow etl with care. when his hair VA
turning gray owl his rnuntry's sorrp@s.
with tne in1dens ri endl-ss contest upon
his shoulders his lalors were donblr,l
and male more ~lificnlt 10y a spite "hiull
SEEMED inspired. by II hale which MAS
almost diaholiral. And now lis perse-
culnrs, INSTEAD OF hiding their heads III
own Ideal. But both men pursued their
course unfalleringly to the end. Both
rave the livrs To The conntry they
uolslnpprd and both have received The
crow n OF Immortal glory. Their memories
will live IN immortal green IN The hearts
of their countrylnen throughout all
future time.
We congratulate the Nation without
rAyatd m n,rtv. uu,n the snr,essor OF
ur Mckinney. Gun his enlightened
.,s,I ,nmn nnLli,. affairs Unon The
.tr..t,,. ,,G.ns ,a ba. mn in lorc4 II,
daxeTm ,he Natiou's resources No
sf.,.ow.. hin, more than ,ioes Nevada
Norily NOR. than Reno. His stateman-
ship has mat-riallzed in n Canal BIZ
which will unite tie two OCT ans and
bling the whole Pacific Coast weeks
nearer TO tie Atlantic markets and to
Europe. The Irrigation. Bill will write
broad his fame upon every valley west
OF The hundretll meridian and no man
is 10 niaiiis near enough 10 him 10 SAY
~ Without my HELM there would he no
irrigation BILL No matter who had
been IN Congress from Wyoming, from
Kansas, from California or from Nevada
The Irrigation Bill would nave passed
and il would have been a Republican
measure, demanded by II National Re-
publican Convention, passed by u Re-
publican House anda Republican Senate
signed by a Republican, President and IT
will he carried out in II wise, broad and
efficient manner by a Republican Adj
minislration. When the town of Reno
grew sufficiently large 10 den'and 1t on
merit the Postotfice department. sent An
Inspector who reported favorably and a
bill for public building passed Con-
press in response to the recommendation
81 a RepubIican Postmaster General and
NJ matter who had been in Congress it
would have zone through ,usl the same.
Ii has been the same in the thousand
and one Things both great and small.
that a President anc an administration
have to do. The affairs of State at
home and abroad the mail service. the
land business. the army and the navy.
ali have shown the master hand of an
honest. faithful. intelligent President
and when he gets through with the
question that of trusts there will be no
hot air left in the Democratic sails.
W. hove rood w;,h o,rnr;so a.ro+
tho onan simmer, g;ven bv socallsd pa.
III. - -. E...aa ~.
Ppvnoa p"pe,' 80,
a-ccomnan;ad Nv hald
and ah,sa - pannrJ;aan w faai 20
"a snpaon,enacf H. 80"
;,s nrass that ~ deearua 80. 80.
n;,;on Of rho heroic s'rnoale ,he pannh-
leans Of Navada have bsd 70 ~
aaa;ns, an onnos;,ion s,rona,v an9
t,annhe, IN woa1th and noY,a. '
The nol;cv Of rho PanntI;con nortv
hos s,o,oa 1on, l;nas % inIna,rn Pa
hove hro,aht ~ .ha nn,;oa Us ,Io mnsId
onr yast r;che IN eonnar s;lvar no,d ond
othor nrao;ors aaatofa 49, $500
onr his Nth nrosnoc,ors h nauer
wn,ld hava iaan ~ ;f,hav ~ liz,
onad 70 ~ doIef,l nsn - doaoiot;"a annt
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We endorse the National nolicv of II.
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