New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

or orEanization hold a mortgage on the Executive
Chamber II am elested Governor M M NoEfr0s1 sIys
with earnest effort intellgently. independent
N e fbe perforaa6e 5o Of my dulles DO not claim
that have made no mistakes. 10 not assert tljtI
Upon my past record and present pledges l cheer
fully await the verdict of my fellow citizens
ELJoUENCE OF C. a. KNIGHT.
George A. Knight. Of San Francisco. won the
good will Of the audience after Mr.. Higgins end
ed his speech and KEEP. everybody in good humor
waiting for the appearance of Senator Fair
banks who then on his way to the Garden
from Brooklyn. Mr. knight SAID in part:
hardly think there is much need for the country
west Of the Missouri 10 nave any anxiety as to
e a @ Of a. S slR caorna ii and To the Of Fan
West are deeply interested in the result Of this
upon a business proposition II IS no longer a
question of politics with
that the RFpltcan 8artv has laid down the prin
cipes that for Individuality Of man civil nights
equally before the law and the unity OF the nation
brought ali that about
our croTss. cur herds. our iocks. our lumber.
every viHeAand fruit, every industry out West is
protected under laws framed BY Republican ad-
min.strations. This greaI metropolis IS tho heart
West want TO trade with YOU, and We do trade
come 10 your city: When We are prosperous. when
We are protected in our interests you get the
So tonight. from California. srom Washington.
from Oregon and from out the great West We
that noble American, your son. Theodore Roose-
IL this campaign you hear so much talk OF the
Constitution. Constitution? What Constitution are
SFey talking about The Constitute OF the tnisd led
Constitution Of the United States Of America? Did
party 10 come in conflict with any Of its provisions
or Or any OF It's am 9n1ments: Never Did you ever
Know the Republican party as an organization or
individual, as nan, 10 shoot at the representative
nag! Never. AND they fearful Of this Con-
stitution that the Republican party never tried
has ever tried 10 defend and maintain.
An Associate Justice of the United States Su-
pacity. but as a private citizen-that he had seen
twelve acres Of Philippines at ST. Louis. but 10
ever looked al the Finoinos in St Louis but that
he @ tet e 2 constitution and knew there was flag.
presence Of the government Of the United States
Of America. and no Englishm8n ever went there
who doubted but that those FiliDinos had Gag
ana had constitution and that 1t was that of the
an Anerican citizen or as a foreigner but whaT
The very breath OF the air tingles through his
heart That IS where your flag is,
15 b SIC Ton IN Ha, nufTy nave you any fault TO
the open door? Do you believe that il is right to
place else? This nation stands now the arbiter
ana does not propose to have China dismembered
by that? Territory. What did get by purchase
and by conquest Territory And whether it be
the policy of the Republican party to put the Fiji
pinos upon The same footing with The Cubans or
whether the FlDinos viii desire 10 stav with the
United States. which they will II you give them
their own way that is question that the future
Judge Parker. what are you going TO do with
the isthnus? Going to give il back? You dare not
day that daTes say that he Is IN favor Of giving up
@ Panama and the & canal project; All the powers
nave recognized the Republic OF Panama but this
old Democratic party. In about fifteen years they
After Henry Gassaway Davis had male some
coIapalsoas OF the expenditures Of our government
- ami it u'Tes W g s N H. tne er T
Cleveland. in 1897. s. 10; Mckinley IN 1901 Sc f6
Roosevelt in 1904 s. TO- AND he declared that the
roosevelt adnlnistrat ton was extravagant Let US
not take into consideration the money spent for
internal improvement. but suppose we keep
Bachanan time Re9Pe %ss tbrty.one nS poRG9n milf tn In
day II Is eighty million. We are now two and
Buchanan. Therefore oIr per capita Should be
$ 90 Compare Cleyeiand's and Buchanans ad-
-Clevelands administration more expensive than
Roosevelt at 81 10 and Clevelands administration at
s. loS2 over the Cleveland administration In other
more expensive over Buchanan's. where Cleveland
was greater waster than either Roosevelt or Nc
mouth OF the A;ssissnny I os annn4y @ at ne
$50 coo for the rural mail delivery the $4,000
country has kept faith with its principles and that
II has not Increased its expenditures even as Cleve-
lands administration increased over Buchanan's
ton is about % cents 1hder President Rooseveit
-4Ss cents q week, cents day. Are you willing
md good government where the people are Setter
housed. where they are better fed. where they are
better clothed and where they are better e0v-
erned than any people God AlmiPhtys earth to-
cay? Yes: ~ that was true the tide OF imrri-
grafton would ne the other way. and not coming
thiTt" years No German wants 70 60 back 10 the
s ~ ilsEisliS. 70 Frenehnan wants TO desert the
40 one who has been subjected 70 the nenur,,
ard want ard distinction between class and creed
ana might and power In the old country ever wants
to &c oack 70 those conditions and the party
poor, that laid down the Fundamental nrircirIs
that honest days work was entitled "a an
mans skin might be. is the party that Is going to
remain IN power ~'s ~
the United States. and that one IS thar any neT
son, any poor laborer under contract I'm one stofe
Tho should nee TO another. should be delivered up
by the nuthorites OF that State back inro servi+de
Democrats. explain for your growing children what
that meant Ten how = creDt IN. And we're il
not for the Thirteenth and Folrteentb pod I7if-
taenth amendments. white man ,frJer 4, con.~,.t
could be driven back the same az -he Af-i,o, i,v-
In The DAYS or 1890 Explain ;hat Explai1 thar
asked II that particular article and ;hst naptc,II
section Is operative. and Il inoDerative by whom
was IL made so:
! hold in my hand the platforms OF the Demo-
cratic party from 1870 up 10 this hour az ana Yo1I
cannot name Z principle they set forth aDi Dro-
iih.l6ated Jhat h.s ouilived the campaign II was
ing Hay-they care no. come o,t -, ~ sr5,'9i
ada tneS 1AEe Hot say what they will do with the
that have and the Pbrippires arc sbs3I1teI~
le ,essafg 20. - IN INC great commerce that IS
looslng 10 ~ Low IN the Orient-eigbt hundred
millions or people-fGrtv rnffliona n, lansn fo,4-
hundred million Chimes ana sTa,,, Ca, t,ITe,
nilll9n ~ pceahea British India and Australia.
are looking to-day 10 The United states Sor trade
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