The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-18
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~ oRfS AMERICAN.
Hin Ks REA EMocRATs'
sEfouED SPEAK.
Eenlailo,cratie organ says

Il
Demo eraties organ says
'iaes stump. Demos
ma ke no votes for.
I, is speech.
fornaer ttornesy
ecretary 81 State
dent eIsVefand offered q:
sic eynote:
ument against Imperial
mr. needless scrim-
ps5es: ubas and slib-5
erred TO that develop
soIsn1 and nilitfaism
sbrosi e scrap with
sfatEi t3teg n ich IN COM
nd in IN way e:2-
o1nsy 1t is not Amer
for The Iteration of Cuba
had ca r. people behind it.
Valric; nuselfish and glo-s
Isimi ted and careful gentlemen
9lney pc found themselves.
ab1eso ising TO the height Of the
supHtar ent husiasn. bu ether in
out OF oHce; they We're swept
aI1ng tide of noble sympa-
forsan oppressed people. History:
record that the United States in
eI1fng Spain from the New World
reached moral commence quite IN
EsaraIIe 1ed In the action Of nations.
esoWedS nothing to Spain; her oc-
n npanc of Cuba had beenSa continu-
crime as was her whole career
oossIong. The Virginius infamy
should have been the signal for her
ssg5et his side of the globe
esclininationsofh her atrocities was
IS lowing up of the Maine, riding
4 III ancho what8was supposed to be
a friend port.
frd saf teI;8t tsunexamp1ed outrage
s eSIaey speaks of our needless war
pair:
sAnleTtcan who is as broad as his
country can look back upon the Span
s. war without: a thrill of pride
49, Qlney speaks for kind Of
E3ernS cratss who are infinitely hurtful
thes Demo cratic party. They seem
$50 be thout capacity of entering
rs mt g s. feelings OF the people, shar-
it'll their National aspin-
Slns: He an able man, no doubt;
an EXCELLENT lawyer and means well,
q Ezt be- damages Democracy and the
didacy cot Judge Parker when he
himself forward as a spokesman
ance Of Little Americanism', and
M party which is historically that
90 pansion.
reat people. are not to be crib
ned cablned and confined within the
d7b1ooded and petty limitations Of
the Olneys conception of National duty
md destiny. The votes of young
men of spirit-cannot be
won by sneers at one of the loftiest
deeds IN the Nations life
Ha1n. Cleveland been in the White,
House and olney in the Cabinet, We
be quite sure that the heroes
& "a 4 Ehessi: a aine would have persisted
and Cuba continued to be a
EanIsh shambles at our door
The Democracy has no quarrel
:Etth any man who took part as SOL
SIIer or civilian in rescuing Cuba, and
Il Esnot to be tolerated that the party
,sE eodoreT Roosevelt, as one who took
hat brief conflict, has reason
ssgzs candidate to congratulate him
upon Mr. Olney's presence Oh
stump. Judge Parker and his
izsxnagers ought to lose no time in re-
gtsing the list of campaign speakers
and eliminating from it the Olneys,
G1eyelands and all other discred-
plutocratic, narrow-minded and
Il Izrd-h hearted Democrats, SO called,
ss VINO are responsible for the apathy
sss;;arsangS the people of which complaint
made at Democratic headquart-
olney has spoken for Parker, and it
Is announced that Cleveland is also
20 mount the platform. If Judge Par
Ss9 sers understands the American people
ms well as we think he does, he will
put his foot down and avert that
IN ming calamity
at real Democrats do the talking
& now on
SETTER RoUTs CARRIE.