Evening journal., 1904-09-20

ator Fairbanks. just before the gasman
entered the wing, Mr.. Hiles had made
complimentary remark and the house
burst into applause. This started an in
stant before Addicks emerged upon the
platform, but he took it to himself and
smiling complacantiy upon the audience
took his seat.
Senator Fairbanks Speech.
Senator Fairbanks talked clearly and
directly without gestures but In force
ful manner. "You should vote after you
think. not think after you vote" was one
of his epigrams that caught the crowd.
His references TO the late President Nc
Kinlsy and to President Roosevelt repeat
edly brought cheers and other manifesto
tons Of approval.
"lf anybody has passed Delaware by
before he doesn't know what he has miss
ed" commented Senator Fairbanks af-
ter the first ovation had subsided. Con-
tinuins he spoke in part as follows
Fellow citizens Of Delaware: We are
engaged In campaign which concerns
each ana all OF us Great governmental
policies are to be settled and It is OF in
terest to each of us that they be settled
right. We can only settle them right by
giving to them thoughtful consideration
and then expressing our best judgment at
the ballot box.
'"rhe Republican party comes before
the country with no mtried theories;
with no policies which do not already
have the sanction Of our best experience
Republican policies have been put to the
supreme test in years past, and our ex-
perlence has thoroughly vindicated their
efficacy
what they are the people know for
they have Witnessed their operation in
all sections of our common country. Re
publican policies are good In Delaware
and they are good in every other State In
the Union They are good for the mer-
chant They are good for the farmer.
They are good for the workngman. They
are good for the capitalist. They are not
good for today only but for tomorrow as
we'll
''rhe Republican party established the
gold standard because IL was vitality nee
essary 10 our largest Industrial and com
morical development The wisdom Of oul
act has been abundantly indicated. We
have now a currency system of undoubt
ed excellence. and so long as the Repub-
ucan party is entrusted with power there
need be no fear that IT will not be main
tained.
1--WE gave 10 Cuba the independence we
promised her. We have given to Porto
Rico liberal and Just government and we
have restored peace to the Philippines,
and are engaged In giving the Filipinos
participation IN the administration Of
their own affairs. We are not inspired by
imperiaiistic designs. but in extending
the influence Of Republican institutions.
We are Engaged in discharglng in an In
telljgent. patriotic, American way, a ma
tlonal duty which rests upon us under
the solemn mandates OF the law. Our
work IN the Philippines will command ap-
proval 1t should not provoke censure.
Fellow citizens. we should make sure
the triumph Of Republican policies in the
pending campaign. The welfare OF the
people Of Delaware ana OF the people OF
every other state In the Union VIII be
best promoted through a continuance OF
those great policies OF the Republican
party which have been In full opera tior
during the last seven years. We should
by our verdict. show that we are against
overturning the tariff mad that we are IN
favor OF the maintenance Of the god
standard. not merely because II has beer
firmly established. but because II IS found
ed upon sound principles. We should max,
certain continuance 70 the administra.
certain continuance OF the admlnis,ra.
well The great problems which have taxed
Its attention"
Senator Dillingham; on Democrats.
In part Senator Dillingham;, Of Yer
mont said:
Il 90 not know how many OF you ar'
aware of IT, but Il takes only sixteer
votes to make the House Of Representa-
tlves Democratic. / agree with Senator
Fairbanks that the Democrats in tn,
House are all good men, but they arr
trained in the old Democratic prin@pl'
Of free trade. It's contrary to the Con
sitution' say these Democrats, Of TN
South. and the Northern Democrats from
the North fall in line with them.
"Cltizens OF Wilmington. Is it business
like for you to think OF voting for al
r instant for men who haven't bit OF IN
c terest in your manufacturers or your wei
Atlts hNA NNN SOY - n AAN'- hN Inv
I Gratis put it in their platform. John Sharl
[ Williams In magazine article says tn
e goal Of the Democratic party IS tariff 10
+ revenue only. without the protective prin
= cple. Champ Clark says he Is as grea
e a free trader as Golden ever was.
d 'If we are to maintain our citizensh
we must maintain our intelligence. an
e IL we are 20 maintain prosperity we mus
/ not be put on "A level with the forelg
I. countries and their cheap labor.
= 'I wish I had time TO enter a denial Z
s some OF the attacks made on Presiden
N Roosevelt" said Senator Dillingham;.
president Roosevelt stands today q
the embodiment OF American citizenshir
measure him by his courage. not by hi
f, cowardce. Measure him by what he ha
y done. not by what he has avoided. He
so honest a man that Judge Parker ma
directed the editors Of the Democrat
= text book to make no attack on the pei
IT sonallty Of President Roosevelt Stud
q the questions yourself and when electio
II day comes vote for the ticket and polio
5 you believe are right"
y Californian Talks.
\ In the course of his remarks Mr.. vros
= man said
u Il wish N call your attention to n