The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-26
BAILEY At BROOKLYN
Principal Speaker Before the King;
County Democratic Climb.
SPOKE ON RACE ISSUE
Lone Star Senator EuIOgized Late
President Mckinley and Said Sue
eessOr Was Not Carrying
Out His Policy.

New York, Aug. 2s.-The campaign
In Brooklyn was opened Thursday night
by meeting held under the auspices
OF the Kings County Democratic club.
Senator ]. W. Bailey of Texas. who was
the principal speaker. was introduced
by Edward NJ Shepard and greeted with
prolonged applause.
II has never happened before" said
the senator. "and it will seldom happen
hereafter that the personal opinions
and conduct Of candidates have deter
mined, or will determine. the suffrage
OF so many voters as in this campaign"
He said he would not utter one syl-
liable of the habits or the character OF
President Roosevelt we sought to Sc
ieot candidate" he continued. who.
tn his private and domestic life. is az
much like Roosevelt as possible, and
In all other respects as much unlike
him as We could find"
Taking up the tariff question tn
Texan said every law which levi-s a
tax for the purpose Of compelling an
American citizen to pay more for the
goods which he must buy is "A perver-
sion Of governmental power and DOWN
right robbery. lie declared free trade
an impossibiity.
Not content with having nominated a
candidate who had been taught by his
personal example the perricious doc
trtHf OF social equality between the
Anglo Saxon and the African races. the
Rupublican party has gone still fur
Their and as II bent upon the ngiSchfey-
Gus design OF axErayating racial an
tagonlsn, IL has deliberately declared
It's intention to reduce the representa-
ton Of certain states ia congress and h.
the electoral college because the people
OF those states will not consent tn be-
represented by ignorant and inferior
men DO the men who made and who
adopted that platform know IL the
threat should be carried into execution
the south would not be the only suffer
err DO those men know that this couu-
try is - closely ard SO firmly knit to-
gether that the whole must suffer from
every injury inflicted on any part" The
millions invested In southern railroads
are practically all except the foreign
holdings the property Of northern ami
eastern men.
But there - another and higher
standpoint. This attempt 20 resurrect
sectional differences is Iu painful con-
srast wtfh the teachings ot that great
and kindly man Ubo WAS elevated 70
the presidency by an election. and not
BY a tragic incident A. TIM. nation
stood with uncovered head around
mighty NJ KiUleys grave. men ~ every
section blessed his name and memory
because h@ had restored good Nill be-
tween the brothers "h0 had been as
tranEr4 by "a eist} MAR The sorrow
over his urtiwely te8th was as uuisrr-
sal sut as genuine tn Mississippi as IL
was jn Massachusetts. And yet his
Successor a no promised to follow In
Mckinley footsteps has reversed Nc
Kiri-y- polio. and r. now terrpeutiug
dtscart whore Mckinley had brought
us peace
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