The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-05
COMP ARISON OF CANDIDATES
 - RaynOr Contrasts ROOSc- welt and Parker. TOUCHES RACE QUESTION Says the Black Man Has Ills
 Sympathy.
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TOUCHES RACE QUESTION

Baltimore, Oct 4--The Democrats of Baltimore had their first formal campaign rally tonight. 4 large crowd assembled in the Lyric Theatre to listen to addresses by United states Senator Q. A. Culbsrson of Texms and United States Senator elect Isidor Ray nor of Maryland. Senator Cuiberson spoke extemporaneousiy He also ar~ raiEned the administration for errors of omission and commission that have been made during the past lew years. touched upon the eace question ana referred to Admiral Schley. rwho had been ignored by the Republican lead. ers."
 Mir. Raynor who opened with ccni~ parison of the Democratic ana Republic can candidates. said:
 The candidates in their training and character. typify the doctrines for which they stand. The candidate of the Republican party occupies an ex treme and intense position upon tka questions of tho hour. He believes that the time has arrived when thim government should become one of the great factors in settling the deatlnien of mankind; that we snoufd not neg feet any legitimate opportunities to add land to our possessions and aug- ment the territory ovarA which NC
 
 military footing commensurate with the energies that ws are creating: that our navy should patrol the waters ok the world. ready to engage in any con trovefsy that may. in the slightest de- gree. affect our progress. or involve our credit or our honor. and that if any feeble government or unctRiIized people in the nfaintenance ok their own rights should interfere with our
 
 tiny beckons us to procaed and thaf whenever. in our estimation. we can benefit them and at the sEne time prp~ mote our own industrial pro@resa. wa should not hesitate to advance upon their soil. the standard ot Alperican civilization.
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 Our candidate, renectinE tlie tradi- fioiss Of his party, stands 10 orposittou f0 these doctrines. He. is man of peace as against man of war; q man of law and order as against a man of impulse and of agitation. He believes as we believe, in the restrictions Of the Constitution He opposes executive dictatorship and usurpatlon. He com siders that we have sufficient domain of our own to goveren without proselyf- ing the world to the tenets of our faith and amalgamating with us foreign wards uncongeniai to our institutions. he worskips the Constitution as inter preted by the men who framed 1t, and not the revised editions edited by Messrs. Roosevelt and Root. and if elected, he will give us an administra- tion conservative and impersonal. free from display and pretenttous ostenta- tion so that the affairs og the people shall be conducted for their good. and not for the purpose of promoting the vaunting ambition of the individual who is selected to administer them
 Mir Raynor discussed the tariff and imperialism at considerable length Prohibitive duties, he eontended. arc crimes against the consumers of the country without the warrant of the Constitution.
 Touching on the race question, Mir. Raynor said:
 T have no feeling of enmity against the colored race; they have my pro- foundest sympathy, I would civiltze them and educate them and not deny them a single guarantee accorded 10 them by the Constitution. but the time will never come when you can combine and amalgamate the races; they will never coalesce. and the attempt of the President in this direction is the dream of fanatic and q visionary that will never be realized
 Mir Raynor took up the schIey treat- ment. The case of his treatment of Ad- rniral SchIey, he said. is without par alIel in our history. The President, he continued, promised to give Admiral schley a fair hearing. He broke his promise and Is guilty of duplicity It would dignity the proceedings that the President conducted to call 1t a star chamber process