The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-05
BAL T|MORE HOLDS FIRST B|G RALLY lsador Raynor and Senator Cul-
 person Speak TAXES SCHLEY AS AN ISSUE Mir. Raynor Draws Strong Contrast Be tween the Personalities of PresI-
 dent Roosevelt and
 Judge Parker.
TAKES SCHLEY AS AN ISSUE

Baltimore October 4.--The democrats Of Baltimore had their first formal cam paign rally tonight. large crowd as- sembled In the Lyric to listen to ad- dresses by United States Senator c. A. Culberson of Texas and Sena tor elect Isa- dor Raynor of Maryland. Senator Gull person spoke extemporaneously. He ar raigned the administration for errors of omission and commission that had been made during the past few years, touched upon the race question and referred to Admiral schley who had been ignored by the republican leaders"
 Mir Raynor who opened with a com parison of the democratic and republican candidates, said:
 The candidates in their training and character typify the doctrines for which they stand The candidate of the repub- lican party occupies an extreme and ln- tense position upon the questions of the hour. He believes that the time has arr rived when this government should be- come one of the great factors in settling the differences of mankind; that we should not neglect any legitimate oppor- tunities to add to our possessions. and augment the territory over which we should rule; that we should be upon A military footing commensurate with the energies that we are creating: that our navy should patrol the waters of the world ready to engage in any controver- sy that may in the slightest degree af- feet our progress, or Involve our credit or our honor, and that If any feeble govern ment or uncivilized people in the main tenance of their own rights should in- terfere with our encroachments that the head of destiny beckons us to proceed. and that whenever in our estimation we can benefit them. and at the same time promote our own industrial progress, we should not hesitate to advance upon their soil. the standard of American civiliza- ton.
 Opposition to These Doctrines.
 Our candidate refecting the traditions of his party. stands in opposition to these doctrines. He Is a man of peace az against man of war; A man of law and order against a man of impulse and of agitation.
 He is opposed to executive dictator ship and usurpation. He considers that we have sufficient domain of our own to govern without proselyting the world to the tenets of our faith, and amalgama ting
  institutions: he worshlps the constitution | as interpreted by the men who framed | 1t. and not the revised editions edited by | Messrs. Roosevelt and Root and If elect | ed he will give us an administration con- | servative and Impersonal, free from dis- | play and pretentious ostentation; that the | affairs of the people shall be conducted | for their good. and not for the purpose i of promoting the vauntng ambition or | the individual who Is selected to admin l ister them.
 I Mir Raynor discussed the tarin and m- l perialIsm at considerable length Prohlb- | tive duties he continued, are crimes 1 against the consumers of the country
 without the warrant of the constitution Touching the race question MT. Ray | nor said:
 No Enmity Against Negroes. 1 "I have no feeling of enmity against | inc colored race; they have my pro- l foundest sympathy. would civillze 1 them and educate them. and not deny them a single guarantee accorded to them by the constitution. but the time will never come when you can combine and amaIgamate the races: they will never coalesce and the attempt of the Presi- dent In this direction Is the dream of a fanatic and 2 visionary that will never bs realized.
 senator-elect Raynor took up the Schley treatment The case of the treat ment of Admiral Schley. he said. Is with out parallel in our history The Pres ident." he continued, promised to give Admiral 5chley fair hearing. He broke his promise and is guilty of duplicity. It would dignify the proceedings that the President conducted to call 1t star chamber process"