Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-10-02

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tons out OF which the trust evolved.
mn; they are conditions without which
there could be no growth, no prospari-
| ~. and no progress. The tariff bears
exactly the same relation to the
trusts that the Chinese exclusion law
( and the prohibition against immi.
grants under contract for labor do to
| labor unions; and am impatient to
know from my worthy opponent
whether the democratic party is in
favor of aboIishing these laws in order
| TO destroy labor unions.
The Philippines.
| had intended to enter upon some
discussion of our policy In the Philip
pines, but must f0rego the pleasure
until some other time. / must content
| myself tonight by saying only that Of
all the bright pages which record the
worthy deeds of the republic. there are
none which glow with more steadfast
honor, more fervent patriotism, more
exalted regard for the rights of hui.
mainly. than the page upon which is
written the achievements OF William
Mckinley, Theodore Roosevelt, and
the army and navy OF the United
States in the Philippine Islands.
Currency.
.,,h,aat of enrrsncv1 raforn, ana I onIv
defor the iscnssion ,,n,if I can again
he haard Iat mo cav howerar That
~ nronoeod r,easnra bas yst become
. ner1p nol;cy and whatever l. said
n,,is1 no the exnrass;on ~ ird;y,dual
r;au,s bo,a certsin onin,ons rh;ch
! am nu;,e rsaSy To disclose and lest
nv friend Sullivan shau arain mis-.
c,,o,a me venture to saw row that
! IN onna.aa ~ any currency which
the government dnas MOI aerae IL
rasseen, s7
Il have haan sorawhat ana,v.ical
ana tbarefor.. hava already Consumed
more time Than ;s ordsnaritv devoted
in ONO erening to a no,;,icai n,aet:ng
7 am naar;ng Tho i;n,i, If mr. strarpth
and vonr naj ;ence. hut before leave
yns, NAV I move back from nv close
view Of affairs and from j standnoint
that viii allow = sweeDinp vision of
the whole history Of rennhlican admin.
istrar;on saw word il cnnclusinn?
I knav what ali of ro,, want fr,r II ia
an instinctiye and Inherent desire
nIanrad deen in the hear, of every
good citizen Ynn an. all c.,nsc;ons az
the greatness Of the renrhlif. az the
cGmmanding place it occupies among
the nations Of the eartf, 1f the vast
nossfbilities of growth, ana decay.
you are all conscious Of the truth that
every wear is q vital year with the
United states full of questions that
must be answered and answered right
if we are to fulfill the destiny for
which the patriot sprays Won want
government wise enough to know what
is right and strong enough is do what
is right You want 4 government i'm.
bued with the spirit ct the age IN
which we live. and that can keep
pace with the swift march OF events.
You want a, government that knows
the worth of it's manhood and woman.
hood, whether high or low. rich or
poor, white or black. at home or
abroad and that will defend anu pro