The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-05

No ABUSE FOR MIR. MIbp-
II have nothing of abuse to say of Mr.
Mudd. | regard him as a manly, straight
forward Republican of the Roosevelt kind
with the courage of his convictions. He
never attempted TO pose as a reformer. He
says he is a patronage monger, aud he is. He
uses It for all Il Is worth He has taken
advantage OF the poverty of many a man
in this district, throwing him the crumbs
from the rich man table in Washington. He
has stood with the most radical element in his
party in Washington. He Is one of two men
who were counted. not elected, into Congress
to vote for the Force bill. with McComas.
whom we have recently disposed of. Now
we will do to Mudd what we have done to
McComas. In 1892 Mudd was in Congress by
the grace Of Speaker Reed. We nominated
the glorious Compton. There was lust such
meeting a. we have here tonight. We said
Jet US crown Compton with the laurel wreath.
and We did Now let us place this wreath
upon the brow of Hill. [Cheers.
RooSEvELT'S CIVIL SERVICE.
Il like parties. ! believe in party dSci-
pine. have great admiration for an honest
Republican. have never believed that this
Government can be conducted except through
parties. As a rule | would be the last man to
say lh1t the Republican party in its normal
CONDITION OF parity would destroy this country.
Differing. as | do, As widely as the poles, with
ITS policies, ordinarily ii would be safe. But
you are not dealing with the Republican
party: YOU are dealing with the one. man mower
ln lheudnr. Roosevelt. He has dominated
bis party and has LED it from the path of wis
dom. " hat there y IN the man TO give him
this power know not, but | know that it
exists. Ills strenuous and perfectly honest
! ought 90 say honest. | suppose. because
believe before he had the power of appoint.
mrhiS he meant what be said when he came
30 baltimore and denounced Democrats for
voting ~ primaries. because he denounced
with equal yIm Bill johnson, the Republican
postmaster.
Now he Is President Of the United States.
l ou cannot find Government official with a
search warrant who is not collecting money or
urging the election ct Roosevelt Every
Ambassador We have IS IN this country The
only one who has escaped Is in England.
lie made him write a letter stating that
Roosevelt Is . modest man, with no temper
s9uE CHEAT PRESIDENTS.
The Republican party has had some great
inrn as Presidents. One Of these was Ahra-
ham Lincoln. The surrender at Appomattox
hsd hardly tskeu place before Lincoln, with a
heart Tor hjS coantFymen. thought means To
enable the white people Of the South 20 build
up their waste places. No kiudljer or more
,ta'vSmauase action has ever hrsn pertarmsd
10y President. Thirty nine years after that
great msn s3umberei 10 hE veuerated grave
comes one Theodore Roosevelt aud opens
TOE Nuabie u the CivIl War and threatens a
ir"r people Eslh burden such as no other
u"op." ln the World have 70 shoulder. tie
opens ihIs Pandora box, threatens home and
business by raising this question Of negro
domination Au individual may entertain a
auN''r1 nrs5Ht's' 9Ht the example ol Fresi'
1"'N 90 the h'ted states nfingS untold mis-
e'les i' thousands OF people
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''H'.e' le s'aaa ih the way o. success aiter
70" surrender and "" Was no logger 10 oe
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var Is heii' oat peace Is no" here We Won /
hA'r 'a4Se standing army IN time oi peace Ia
sap 'H' ''4naAi'ons OF 'hs Governments 70 70
lake away tue people hard earnings. h'Ehi
a'ier iny "'F ihe army vas cst uo%n 10 "V,o'"
men ava nos comes kheeuore tooseNeit a
biiie soldier oi less 'han ~ days dreaming oi
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SORT oi eieeF'c'8 iR tne Ar now Fosslbiy
inere Is not SO h1en a''p.ay' 9a' We nave pro
sfe'seH 'n ''h''oi.ihS tue ll'u- IheFe are
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I9e t"s 3" NJ o'AeE s'le y 'he lgaoe'
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great maH- Lhsoaote N9oseNe't comes along
an1 ,A{> ~ VII "ot ON! set III th's game
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be ihr heAa plh % 'heu as
vekINLEY's GREATNESS.
We bad another great President, Mckin-
lev. the most lovabje man who has occupied
the White House 10 an age Genial. kindly.
no one icfJ Lis presence without feeling that he
had been treated with consideration A uar.
tisan' Oh. YES, and elected a second time:
hut he hriirFrl thai the rule mid down by
Washington should De obeyed. Mistakesi
Oh, yes.
But We all make mistakes. He had forced
upon hIm the greatest blnnder in NV time
the holding Of :. 600. OOOt0 10000, 900 negroes
aud Aniays rn bondage. / antaConIzed him
and fought until the roll WAS called. Shame.
be % SAID. thai the deciding vote came from
Maryland. and il was hot mine. Applause. !
taken All ~ all, MchlnIey was money
Republican aud an American. He adopted
the suggestion oE me brilliant hlalne OF Name
aud Sald Il have been for thiS hIgb prohIh'uye
lHrt. nat me Wall must come down Tor me
heuchi OF oar people. tie was making this
great effort when the assassin $ bullet sent him
across the rver from which there Is no return.
Prior 9" that he had negotiated treaties south
OF uS. designed 20 increase our trade anu 10
protect them he "9uia nave LOST ms nsht
srni rather 'aan 'nFn ms hepuome lnio ?"
tceman 20 roo s'hAiIeI ones Inc Monroe
doctrine was near ana gear 70 nun. ne gave
notice 70 all the world that those Republics
south OF Us would be protected. de had
navy costing ,es> 'aaG cue 'n'Fu o' "ha' u y no"
heins eNfrhdei' ana 'nef we're saIe' Moose
Eet' "alT pToih'IiGs ~ ms Hrs' SPeteh 10
follow MchinIey' 9ia SO oy going IN 'he oP'
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