New-York tribune., 1904-10-25

The islands furnish a very good oppo1tunsits teb te
days there were legends of Robin HOODS VINO S 9 s0
rooned I1e IlSn sI 81 beres made out Of these very
ordinary bandits That was pest "riicn We "-U
We Organized native constabuary l5O 90. to so,s
Pr9yinee a%a put pcctsqd es n Practically stamping
them out Tfere are today ~ ,hs 1slsnde about
TRSh brea thousnn rs o9 thda sensen the others
who are prone TO indulge N me me bone that now
It is not regarded as desirable he'd ior
Now. as say. this consta bulary force Of about out
$500 has been most efficient la connection Win Nv nv
United states in suppressing that great pest n the
Islands and bringing about the Tanquillity that is
second We have introduced yerg complies hsss9 ,4dsr
orsanization The hygiene o. tns lsais a5 isisnds
spanish rule sS wretehed OF S e9gFss x @ 81 The neops
have died The islands have been visited by the
plague. but We have succeeded IN & stahpnis i '.s n
shown in Manila because in 1ss8 when they ds mag mag
ehS9rs & thfGg % tSTe oers Sd d not result in the death
of one hundred day in Manila. as ordinarily It
Again we have established judiciary. a Judiciary
composed partly Of American judges ana partly OF %
three Fffpinos and four Americans The chief Jus
this fs Is eoanry isst SUMMER ana received The dcere
Of Doctor Of Laws az Yale University This 11o eet29
the ueonle fiTst by the Instruction Of President
McKiniey and then by an enactment of Consress
all tho rights of civil liberty, except two rights
one. the right to bear arms. and the other the
If a gentleman in that archipelago @ gets gun gun
every tenth man that got a gun would move INTO
his next town and take it, in other words, it would
increase ladronsm 10 such point that II would be
intoerable: therefore that right has been with
country in some parts it might be wen to restrict
somewhat the free use OF hTearmS arr M ~ tba Una
right 10 the Philippine lslapds second we do
and re DO not do that for the reason that the peo
PIE as yet have not the of individual respon-
sanhof si9 SaTe %lSeoq Jury |fa a that works justice un
less the people who sit ON It are able 10 put theT
are able to say 4 am sitting here to decide case
the one side and the prisoner at the bar is inter
ested on the other. and II the prisoner at the par
him Their I do injury to the community at
"a fennd Generally only in communi-
ties. where the individual and his rights are ex-
ntT9v atf Collection Sae Of nd1duas h nd not
personality different from the individual
In telling Of "Rooseveltism," the only issue
the Democrats had in this campaign, Mr.. Chan
dler said:
1t would that. for the sake Of modeSty & OF
hesitate to charge militarsm against any Presiaen-
War broke upon this country: The only man whom
the Democrats have been able to elect IN nearly
tK hodeG Gears and %SmarTed Engaged in the affairs
civil administration with no 9ohgati3,n OF aomes %
in this season Of dire calamity and distress history
iier I'm the defence Of humanity and the rights oil
the flag History does record that he sent sub
stitute while he himself skulked Ike a coward In
the History does record that he was for fouI
years merely spectator of struggle; that he
read bulletins from hsttlefelds where braver mer
than he. in blue and in gray. were sending mes
sages OF deathless valor 70 the country. And as Il
this were not enough 10 crown that infany, MS
record OF cowardice and shame he spent his time
after the war in cutting down pension bills of Union
soldiers who had followed the flag and saved the
Union If 81 comparison between the last Demo
cratic and the last Republican President on the
lines Of militarism offer any consolation ia
Democrats they are welcome to it.
He then described in glowing terms President
Roosevelt's record in the SpanishAmerican
War