The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-15
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A. ihis I-oini Mf. Siisi.y TaI asks,i The
.i-atrr a. reflect that II was the
s'at Democratic leader" whose infiu.
snrr had fastened The Philippine On
the iuit.-i States.
THAT i one n those awkward ques.
iions. began Mr Williams In reply.
aud the Republicans laughed. lie con.
iinncd by expressing his admiration .
aud personal affection for Mr. Bryan 4
aud men said. lie made the great mis-. I
take Of his HE when he did not leave I
YOU people free To- 10 what you wanted |
10.
But" he declared. you cannot -.
rapc from your party responsibility"
A general post moricm on the inaugu
ration 81 the Philippine policy aud Incl.
lentally regarding the many political
beliefs charged Ia Mr.. siblcy nPa.l re-.
suited when Mr. Siblcy took the floor
following Mr. Williams.
The answer TO the question put by
he late President Mckinley. who will
iaul the flag down. lac declared TO be
now up 10 the Democratic party" rs
much as ever.
I'm tell you" replied Mr.. Williams.
The. American people. who ran II up.
viii haul IL down"
Mr.. Sibley referred 10 telegram and
otter he had received T. ON Mr. Bryan
irging Mr.. Slbley 10 us his influence
or the ratification of the peace treaty.
lie had not done this. A half dozen
Democratic members were on their
eet to have Mr.. Sibley testify that the
'bject of Mr.. Bryan was to take the
and then release them.
Mr. Sibley refused to commit him.
elf.
In depicting the good that had been
one in the islands by the introduction
4 the Bible. the school and civilization
ir. Sibley was accused Of taking God
nto partnership with the Republican
arty When this was not the case. he
etorted. II was time for the party to
o ont of business.