New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
IMPERIALISM? 'TISSTRAW.
THE DEMOCRATIC BOOZE.
Republican achievements Miscon-
strued By Desperate "4ntis."

-. document issued against President Jackso5
= vas as vitriolic in Remuneration of imperialism
- ,,vthirg which David 3. Hi. Bourke Cochran
= ~ J. Bryan can produce to-day. To read Il
= would suppose that old Jackson was going
- destroy the Constitution and condscate our
MAR liberties y he should succeed IL was pasr-
NJ evfceut 70 his opponents that the Republic
- not endure. they started out TO save the
.~rt-v with nightmare OF mysteries and baIoer
- Jackson was elected. but the Republic endured
constitutional guarantees we're not c,lrtatles
ne prophets OF disaster resumed their normal
,aces II the community as coRgeaital paret.cs or
.-rFerable 6enagogues-
,ra!nst Lincoln and Grant the same hus ana
: nj inepTialism raised with redoubled
s-,-. When the Old Guard stool solid Ss for
---e-al Grant At the Chicago convention for q
.bird term he was denounced on al sides Grant
..-,sef PROBABLY die cot want the nomination ard
-. fs strong reason for believing that the letter
=. he sent 10 his friend az the convention John
,,<ssu Yolzg. was atdeaand for the Hlthdra val
:. his name. but matter the unearthIy screech-
-. sbout Imperialism went on When Garfield
ss ,oua.nated. Puck" printed a cartoon showing
re ol5 commander with bowed head in the act
. Zen dertng TO the nominee his sword OF which
IS printed along the whole length the one word
-7-,periaiisrn-
Tns gentle tactful Mckinley was the next Presi-
~, 70 BE numerically larnpooned by the ANTS"
-, n sepulchraI tones. with all his dramatic
20 as though the day OF doom were impending
soyreed the imperialism OF Mckinley. and the
- Vas caught by the Democratic spelISinders
= ,pA sowery. and down in Bath House Johns
- n Chicago and the woods literally rang
s. music as these piping patriots buckIed in be-
-, drinks 70 save the people Of the United
s.s.ss from the Vaccinations OF this wicked i'm
-sf,st William Mckinley Every bum and thug
~ T--sred states seemed 10 feel that the saliva
a., NJ the government rested upon MS being able
= ssfss. ttc President for reelection. for ether
..ss % hea@ these WORTHLESS tell Il. We would be
rnned right tato = monarchy. az ebsolutisn or
surethiag worse
A GOOD THEME FOR A HUMoRIsT.
such vapor.ngs. Il INDUCED in by professional
s,,,o-.s, might be set down as funny and p-oduc-
tv. Of good laugh; but when solernnly pronounced
so1e porderous editorial writer or by the leader
.-ost ooIfticsl party can only set them
-, ss ~. rankest kind OF balderdash branding
REV authors IS deEnaEogues- To talk OF Jackson.
lincoln Grant. Mckinley. Roosevelt or any other
~, living u dead. yet 70 live, seizins the
rsns OF or government. suoverung our Consu'o-
-, sn5 changing our country from & republic
:. . strtsto-srip or e monarchy is such i1sutter-
All. tonfoole-y that i seems strange that man
.,,,,s raise such e cry and escape being sent 10
,r,sr,, asylum unless he could prove thai ne oio
&c iok. We are soooooo0 Tree educated peo-
he. q. are becoming better educated and treer
80 ssv. mr. liberties have been dearly purchased
go ~. intend 10 abate not one iot or title OF
.b., III. armies Q: Europe combined could not
cbs,e. our FORM OF government O. Impress upon
ye stusls constitutional amendment Roosevelt
.s r-es. man IN every sense OF the term, and so
. w.Ly,,lsv Grant. Lincoln and. ! may ada
ys,k.or bct BE Is great and sIrong only II CON-
us-4son with ether men. No man I. OF any con-
s.ouenc. whatever. regards strength OF great
,ass n COMPARISON with this mighty nation every
rsp % which is strongly opposed &c nonArchioai
,,-n q government Or a Dictatorship enc n01o
more 20 thar Theodore Roosevelt
Nc Il comes 70 discussion Of love fer popular
vbs-,g re Democratic party, with its record o.
save-v. should De modest Il that - not ASKING ZOO
such e Re2Ss aS 81 P1 oi Is don ana 81 rec
rou1.,ar government RePubucaaisrn stands Tor
s-.sso-n everywhere. and e. al times; Tor fTee
hsilo, and fair count FOR freedom OF speech
and q Democrat IS perfectly free 10 express Ills
Jews and vote as lie p.ssses IL any Republican
S-s.a :, some Democrats States Il would De IN
&c tor the most cultured and respectable Re
publican 70 vote let alone express his views fEee4y
sg.snst THAI platform which The Aew-Sork sun
tr-tAflIly calls a he! broth O. o-sh"s'eI Ei'o
dynamite
IMPERIALISM. NAN OF STRAW
F2r. such Z hullabaIoo IS being made by these
.,-a.-zots' against !rnpe-izlisr2--a nan q Straw
vrfrr they create and then proceed 70 destroy
,hst We mag waste q moments tine IN examining
he cause o. their wsiling and gnashing OF teeth
they say that imperialism Is no~ the para
mount" issue. i Gears the same relation 20 ms
csmosigu that Paramount" BlouEt did 70 me
Hawaiian question
That this o-gabco Imperialism. Is taken seri-
ously By some of Is makers OF their allies IN
probable e. & seems Is asserted by The New
York Herald" IL az editorial recently, II Wnich II
declares that Il opposes President Roosevelt be-
cause % imperialism, The Herald says nncer
date OF August I.
shan imperialism govern q shall de9cTafig o e9A,
TIME 10 guide THIS nlfiCn2 This IS what fo1i
'ockran asks the American people Bo4rAe ~ -
ats 4-sstica puts Jhe issue N q h-ls1.e-t -s he
Americans are Indeed called upon 20 c-o-95 -
tween imperialism and democracy, and the 49,
lates OF In 0eIlaIsn appear 20 be growing 20 -
easy about lie answer thGt they have Ofcoi,
Cochran therefore, performed a parrIcUc oIly
when ne placed the Issue before the American peo-
pe IN these ringing terms. -Saal inpef a4lstH So
err CT shall democracy continue 10 guice tL-S t
tom Shah this Republic remain const-nIi 'T -
--~-41'- - Sfa {;
terscn mace H. free Lincoln LETT u y
give Ila'e personal government VINCE n sS-i,
uo1s boss administers which the trusts - -
and control which monaTcLs and ropies nv ~. ~
p5ttlots everywhere have begun 20 elsIrasI 1gr,
What answer VIII TIE people give linPs D. az 1+se
~ any rate VII not have Walkofer. 10Y - - =
~ The Democracy ~ The United states "a ~.
minated 1y The discovery IN the rams - ~
democratic party OF man VINO fss not iosS -.
], Tie PRINCIPLES q Democracy o. IlSI -
ileves firmly and not ashamed 70 confess ms y
ef n the cpctrire OF "Governnent OF the peop-s
y re peo1ie tor TIE people J .Ss immediate
result q making Mr. RooseVelts - .so3I.
less tTuculent and Of opening the eyes OF me ~
ever ergen5ere5 imperial rule. ard. since there
~ foc-n IN democracy Tor a - ,Scosa-,eI.
american pso-le realize this fact MI NUS
Eases 70 Re dangerous
Vas ever such trszterable nonsense prlnteo o
newspaper which makes any pretenee 81 resPe-
'sb.lity or resporsibility? imperialism hnoeeu
vlth B51rks Cochran performing a oaL--o-.