New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

the governor were distinguished Irpines-enl'
neted, every one of them after p,ese Dis, as l, he
come pubic documents OF the United states. !
those statutes lie viii md body OF aw which for for
wisdom FOR due regard 20 the interest,", 80, oi ,on @
strlctive ability. challenge comparison win the
The Judge asks: @wiil The Republican party, givs g
thesr perising shipping refer lsst ne zen en- ~. 4,
needs no relicf The shipping OF the Philippine
53nSs IS u : bs eTried ii a.carryinE it on with
out obstacle hiuderance or Interference.
ANOTHER QUESTION FOR PARKER
The 5udge asks Bl it give them - tariff n regpl2, ,1o
e,ernines fhe arif laE which has been enacted for
The Philippine Islands; enacted on - -,- ~, &
1901; enacted after long, open Punlc ,,c, 1 ET9b
the concurrence os Fipinos and AnaeTie5lilS ~ ~
ne Sns.e VIII sole reference 10 the
interests Of the Philippine people IMPOSING tSIln
Ssfore. Imposing taria ds;ies lower far lower.
than The duties nposed ng GU. tSs % e,r ~, - cr bn.f
objection IS any Democrat in either house. eAeept
mar tie Democrats sought 10 force upop me Philip
rine Islands instead Of his law ana Tithoot reI-
I)incev tariff which they abhor :-lo condemn. and
which was wholly rrsGite5 = lie trade aEc eondi-
The JUDGE ssks. Are the Philippine Islands 70,
not these islsI6s asserted 10y ali and conceded by
al . have great natural resources be seit-suplo5S
supporting. Tho revenues far exceed the eXpendi-
TIRES IN Jhe i'hlpeils soEerErnenL L+, ,,r,5f ,t,e
csose ~ the hscal year lsi3 the revenues of the
Philippine government exceeded S4S~et oe American
money and The expenditures were hui 55se Grs.
stand up0u their own bottoms. and they ASK no ala
trom this goNeTni;ieit q any o!hef - M ~, Of x
f,enditure were some millions Tor internal improve
ineu;s ana fo- the education ~ the peopeInloSJe IN S
If revenue raises by lower ana more equal sIai
ISLANDS
JUDGE PARKER DECEIVED.
The Judge he's been deceived most cruelty de-
ceivea. g2on the facts. The Judge asked W mere
snent OF their ne ral resources Let ne tell him
,hSt he is deceived again; thar the trade OF the
1Le last fve years of peaceful conditions before
J,rospertg belre oar iiae aoated over The Islands
Tie 2yeEs az m @ imn9itS of the PhPgne. go S5nSs m aSa
s ~, e0 ana ~ eTraris sss Oa 90
The Judge need not 80 far 10 seek fo- markets
for over Spgaaoe EoTta of goods were exported
- thar yeas lss these l-n.,sd states Il is not
Vow. against tfis unknown student Of conditions.
aeairst this elander or the good name and credit
student Of coIdiiions has imposed upon Judge
Parker JET me si'e - witness ne M2sI 5,ea: ,s :.
ION throuzhout The islands. or an men living he
ras had ire best means Of learning he truth thS
fruth from his own people ano IA thls n MONTH ION & oa
october within week before ms rs ssrc5F srCbF,sSo5 SS
so,r 5f t inspestof He said = W-- Impressed dur
inr my journey with the progress Of American IN
and
,ropeTtv and lie supremacy of order ana Justice.
And MS is ths man who has the responsibility for
he welfare % the Philiupine pecople As close 70
rs any man alive / believe. lie sEys. that under
,5se,tpss It6sieT 10 place the Christian and
Malay races on iiar ,.iTe, ane P y ~ -8enai ,iI
people This task Americans have assumed. They
cs-not shirk or a1anoon ms SorS -, tnSs ~ 80 ~
the island continued. il must be carried TO a tri-
Sb no. candidate q the Democratic party; YOU
nnd in The goyernne:t OF nc Lhiippne pine islaqes; s
did lose its gft ~ benediction in It's world
I '2ge go 70 asoa F why os ts people Should take
e aanAnissga.@a ~ re an T5ra % n PooseveIt
'il 55,lensn Sou cannot elect Roosevelt OF Hig-
tLaughter)
while Mr.. Root was speaking Democratic
parade tried 10 pass the Garden, but was kept at
q respectable distance 81 49, police. The noise
of its bands could tc heard pai~iy in the Gar
den for a time but Nj. Root die Il appear to
te ANNOYED.
CHEERS FOR MR. HIGGINS.
After the great enthusiasm v.hich followed the
close OF SIr Roots speech had subsided suf-
fcieutly 20 permit him 10 make hurried intro
duction Of Mr. Higgins who was received with
cheers. the audience listened with close atten-
tion to what the candidate for Governor had 20
frequently, and once there was confusion that
stopped him for minute while disorderIy man
was being put out by the police. but he aroused
the greatest enthusiasm when he declared that
no man or organization would have a mortgage
on the executive Il he were elected Governor
lie said in part:
The Democratic Attorney General os the State
conduct on tie part OF any member OF the nresent
state administration, alleges IN various forms that
hn EF-r - hE.gn aen c-17f,a
siIie iron Company slSelS Tor excsTatins rock
where no rock existed l'he I0er,ocrafic caT dss+e
for Governor echoes this charge on the stump. and
ornaments II With his rhetoric: denounce this
wsnton attack upon my integrity as malicious
Nav 81 lsqs ,esTs bef6Ie b.ea,s be- se Is ,e1n t9s On
ne Canal Board. The fnrnace,lIie Iron Company
the estimate OF the state Engineer and the audit
OF the Superintendent Of Public Works. for '1S.6S
had thereafter presented 20 the Canal Boerd
claim for the return o. certain deposits and per-
centages held back by the State monthly esti-
snates until the completion OF the work under its
several contracts and for loss OF prospective profits
and for excess wages which claim had absolutely
no connection with the item for rock excavation
came before the Canal Board for consideration AT
that time Tat claim was stii pending when
The question - FAC. before Us for decision was
exsoT Words mar dry exTstoa of SP 9S25e qoc the ths
include the removal of al solid ledge rock and
gineer. cannot be poughed and all powders meas-
overwhelming weight OF evidence Il was established
that lhe company had eKcavated under its con-
1ioughed that there had been no fraud or 't co e
lGson, and mat no deduction on that account was
nature. OF the material excavated ana his testi-
Ig @oIng was, was tully corroborated The Attorney Gen
-nony % his Witnesses had proved extremely IN
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