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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-31

it. l shall commend his attitude by
my vote because it is purely demo-
cratic doctrine. | will oppose William
H. Taft. He has absorbed his SPLEEN
did political propositions from gener-
ations of liberty-loving and liberty
conversing people, and because he be-
lieves that the continuation of my
citizenship privilege is an important
issue of this campaign. l oppose him
because he intends that shall have
every right under the law permitted
to any and every American, and is not
afraid to go before the people with
his views; and, further, because he is
the standard bearer of the republican
party in his national campaign and /
am a negro democrat. | desire to be
"Jim-crowed," disfranchised, repudi
ate as a citizen of the republic and
in every particular made a target Of
democratic ridicule and abuse. | do
not want to be a patriot, nor grateful
nor thoughtful of the future of my
race. Therefore l make my reasons
plain why am negro democrat"
The speaker gave long list of ne
groes appointed to important Offices
by republican presidents and told of
Cleveland's removal Of Blanch K
Bruce and the placing of Tillman in
his office. Negroes to the number of
1878 and drawing over eight million
dollars per year salary are in the u
S. service and yet Bryan says that
negroes get nothing but a few JAM
torships.
The Brownsville Affair.
The official records show that
Taft had nothing whatever to do with
the discharge of the colored soldiers
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In Sight Of Three Hundred People
Who Greatly Enjoyed the
Unique Proceed
lngs.
THE WRIGHT MEETING
a Most Enthusiastic Campaign Meet
ing Was Held Last Evening
in the County Court
House.

In sight and hearing of three hundred
ladies and gentlemen last evening at
the county court house, negro minis
ter was skinned alive. No one object.
ed and everyone seemed highly salts
fed.
Ihe negro preacher who was skin
ned alive was Rev. William Alexan-
der d. Venerable, pastor of the Sew.
enth Baptist church who few DAYS
ago gained some notoriety by turning
church meeting into political meet
Ing by bringing paid speaker here to
make Democratic address to the
great disgust of the church members.
Last evening, Rev. Venerable had
a two column harange In the Demo
cratic paper urging the negroes to vote
the Democratic ticket, his article con-
tanning numerous mistakes, misrepre-
sensations and absolute falsehoods.
He was skinned alive last evening
by Herbert Wright of Des Moines, the
American consul to Honduras, who
was here to deliver an address to the
colored voters. The meeting was held
In the District court room which was
crowded. There were many ladies pres
ent and the greatest of enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. Mr.. Wright proved to be a
most eloquent and forceful speaker and
gave nothing but facts which he prov.
ed by reading the records and before
he had gone very far he had every
colored voter convinced that it would
be folly for them to vote Democratic
ticket.
Rev. Venerable was present and re
ceived many a broadside for his ar
ticle which was referred to and picked
to pieces, shown up as a misrepresen
tation and fraud The audience
greatly enjoyed the skinning of thu
preacher and shouted and applaudec
its approval till the old court house
rang with applause and laughter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-31

at Brownsville. President Roosevelt
issued the order as chief of the army
and Taft was not even in Washington
when the order was issued, finding
it on his desk. 1t is true that the
president dismissed 14S negro sol
diers, but he appointed LAG other
negroes to take their place.
The speaker then took up the Ven
cradle article in the democratic paper
and tore the props out from under it
with great success.
At the close DR.. Phillips called at
tention to the fact that today was the
last chance to register and short ad
dresses We're made by Hazen L. Saw
yer, Wells NJ Irwin and w. S. Sample.
The meeting was great success in
every particular and Mr.. Wright held
his audience for over two hours by his
brilliant oratory and convincing argu-
ments.
1t was 1880 when the meeting all
journed, but it was such an interesting
meeting that there was but one man
who left during the evening. He was
another negro democrat and as he
passed out of the hall, he was cheer
ed on his way with good natured rail
cry.
In closing his address Mr.. Wright
sang a song in which all the audience
joined and when he waved a picture
of Taft over his head, the enthusiasm
broke forth afresh.
Anyone who was present at the
meeting last evening, knows now just
how the negro vote in Keokuk will be
cast next Tuesday
~ ~ l.L;4 &c ,,,;,o rrbo C,{o C;+v
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The Brownsville Affair.
The official records show that
Taft had nothing whatever to do with
the discharge of the colored soldiers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-31

Will present the petition of the plain
tiff; the Republican party has been
the friend of the negro for forty years
and have the respect and admiration of
the people. To this petition, defendant
denies each and every allegation.
Taft's testimony is given showing
IN his speech of acceptance that he
stands fairly and squarely upon the
plank In the party platform Offering
every encouragement to the negro and
declaring against disfranchisement
shermans testimony is the same.
Now comes VIM. Jennings Bryan's
testimony for the defense. He says
In MS New York speech this year at
cooper Union that he favors negro dis.
reimbursement in the south. He yearns
over the poor Philippines but he says
that the white men of the south are in
faVor of disfranchisement and if the
northern whites lived there they would
be OF the same opinion. On the Jim
Crow plank in West Virginia, Bryan
spoke in favor of 1t when he telegraph
ed MS opinion to that state.
ex-governor Bardamon of MISSISSIPPI
pi gives his testimony: If it is nee
essary, every negro in the state will
be lynched." Another coworker with
Bryan.
Hoke Smith of Georgia. another
friend and co-worker of Bryan, speak
ing together tonight in Nav York
gives his testimony: "1ne educated
negro Is disturbing influence. We
don't want him down here and If |
had my way we would eliminate the
negro from politics."
And yet We have men who not only
preach about regiment of 17S men
being dismissed, but urge the dis
reimbursement of ten million negroes
Other democratic utterances were
given regarding the Acknowledgement
of the negro, including utterances of
Tillman.
1t is very evident that when Mr. Bry.
an said Shall the People Rule?" he
forgot all about the ten million negroes
in the country.
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The MEETING Opens.


w. T. Green called those vice presi-
dents who had not already taken
chairs in front, to come forward and
take their seats inside the rail. After
all had been seated, the band played
another selection and received ap-
plause for the inspiring music.
Geo. T. Kendrick, president of the
evening introduced the speaker. He ex-
pressed pleasure at presiding at the
meeting ant avoided any extensive
Introductory remarks. Mr.. Wright was
greeted with a great ovation when he
arose and began his talk.
in keokuk and he always had a warm
in Keokuk and he always had awarm
spot in his heart for this city. He said
that Bryan reminded him of an old
schoolmaster who used to milk COW
every morning and one day fell out
of the NOW onto the COW which ran
away with him. The children asked
|, him If there would be any school that
day and the teacher replied that the
COW only knew.
Bryan has fallen hind side foremost
on the question of free silver and i'm
perialism. He is going through this
country now hindside foremost on
shall the people rule" and guaranteed
bank deposits. The people are asking
him where he stands and Mr.. Bryan is
answering back, 1.-THE Lord only
knows"
The speaker then recited poem of
the awakening of Rip Van Wrinkle who
found Bryan running for president
again after fifty years.
There are some political parties who
stand upon the constitution and some
which have no regard for the constitu-
ton. Yet every party is trying in its
own way to reach the best in its exist
ence. The ideal of the American peo-
pie is the rights of the citizen to life,
| liberty and the pursuit of human hap
piness. The ideal of the Republican
party is protection; that of the Demo
cratic party is free trade, free silver
and Jim Crowism. No one political
party will satisfy all, yet they are all
trying to better their condition; the
same as no one church will satisfy all,
yet all churches are working for the
same great end.
The Democratic party; will 1t ever
learn that the negro should have rights
and privileges? The great case OF
Republicanism vs. Democracy is about
to go to the jury. Consul for the plain
tiff is VIM. H. Taft as chief consul
and as associates are Sherman, Con
gresham Kennedy and the others. Or
the opposite side, representing the de
PENDANT, are VIM j. Bryan as CHIEF
consul. Tillman, Kern, Hoke Smith
i and the Honorable Mr.. Rev. Venerable
of Keokuk. Great applause and laugh
teri
What's before us? We have the grea
American people as the jurors we
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ssre VIII be one last chance to
I'M next Saturday. Ii any voter
nv lhe matter off, he should not
y MS duty on Saturday.
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E9lringifGe Staafen.

@era. 0as bieFige Gpmnaiium
begging bic Setter isines 300idbri9en
geftebens. @bemalige S6iiler Der
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Ea1(eu.

Ores b n. Ser 0erbanb Der
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feinen 7. @srbanbstag ab. Dem Der
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2153 Mitgliebern an, tpopon auf
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Der f6entte Der Stabt Dresden 2O2,s
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fir Qrme.
gaub E n. Die Itdbtifden Goues
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bonn itGbtiiden GleftriSitdtsrsrt 9auz
BEN na6 ben @emeinoen 0emibs Gbus
mib unb S9m0ln $4,000 Dart Be-
tpiligt. On bieie observation-disclosures
tperben ii6er 30 Srtf9aften uno Rits
ter9iiter Der SberlauIib angef6loTen.
6 B It o d. Der peritorbene
Referenpar Sung bat Der Stabt 5000
Mart te~itamentarii9 bermadt, bic
beim arantenbausnsubau @erpenouns
finben folen.
2auigt. Die ~perItortsne Trau
emma Sran5ista Sod bot Der @tabts
Jemeinbe Qauiigt 10000 Mart gu ses
meinniibieen unb pobltbdtieen 3ipes
den permodt. Oas Miniftertum bat
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Meblt6au bat ii6 in ben bieIigen Weins
bergen audi Der e9te MebItfau einees
felt unb iteIIentpeife bic 9an5en 8ss
bdnge 5ugrunbe geri6tet.
ptauen. Der bsrftorbene 9raues
retbeiiber Sammer bat Der Sobannisz
oemeinbe 800 Marf uno ieiner Seis
matbsgemeinbe Rpoau 5000 Mart
teitamsntarii9 perma9t.
u. He6tSantpalt Sbtsmer
erbielt bic miniIterieIe @enebmignng
CUR IuSfibruns bon @orarbeiten fir
cine Snbuitriebabn, bic bic 8oblens
ipcrte bon Sartau, 3ittau unb Olber8s
BORT matchmaker perbtnoen fpQ. Sbies
merS tbattrdftiger Snitiatips mar ieis
%ner3eit audi bic !Seritelung Der Sp6ine
balm al p%erbanten.
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Sreie Stdofe.

$ m burs g. Der Der 0sutIden
2epantelinie gebDrige Tampfer n2ess
bos," bon 9ambur9 na6 Ileranoria
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Die ELECTROMAGNETIC tparen Biz
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rum o6SIirenncn uro elm sigsncs
NeiGsz Observation-Disclosures gu i6affen.
= 9ds pl0bli6e 8eri6pinoen oss
8antbeamten 0ipiiet Eat bier in neiz
teiten 3reiIen oas peinlt6fte IufIeben
erre9t. 9ipiIet ma 9eamter elmer
Siliale Der 3ipnpitenstaz8ant Sine
llnteriu6un0 Der Bidder bat ergeben,
bab er beoeutenbe 8etrii9ereien began
gen Fat. - Ser ebemaIige Gbefrebats
teur oe8 .peIter Glopo." Der nam6ofte
ungari16e parIdmentarier 0r. Mar
Golf, 1T i'm faft oolsnbeten so. 2es
bsnsiabre bier pabingeI4ieoen.
en- # n, Der @ps
peIl an ben Stattbalter BON 90bmen,
@raFen b. goubenborn, infolge ter
tI6sdiIdsn Musf6reitungen in Berg
rei4enIt etn Bat gepirtt. Yer fanas
tide ti6e6tfde 8eairtstommifar
papIoipStp, peI6er gegen Die Mits
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8iirgermeiiter Der Stabt Sornbirn 5us
riidbIiden.
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rcrs 8ran5 2inte elm. 2inte. Der in
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ben fldmmen I'm.
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Stabt ibr Wobnbars uno $4,000
&rpnen in bar.
pras 9. Spfratb Sora3 8rasnos
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NrannC6ipeig. An6aft.

graun d III g. Die Stabts
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Moqiitrots fir ben 9rafen 3eppelin
5000 Mart benili9t. Sir Die 4b8es
brannten in 0ondue i6ingen, fir Die
Der MagiItrat 1000 Mart beaatra9t
bate, bepili9ten bic StaOtperorbnes
ten, iiber ben 4ntrag bes Magi1trats
binausgebenb, etenfaIIs Die Summe
BON 1000 Mart.
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itebens. glus bieiem Inlab purbs pnr
Der Regierung unb benz I2anotage cine
Stiftun9 in 90be BON 100000 Mart
betpiQigt, beren ipGtere 3inien alien
gergleuten, pelde i'm 0ienIte bes Wers
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Gro@6er;ost0am GeTen.

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gen Die Qeiter, @sb. 8ommsr3isnratb
Or. 2ouis Merd unb MeoiainalratD
0r. 6. 81. Werd, bic 5sier ibrer %
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4rbeiter, ettpa 1900, peranitaltete bic
Strma cine allsemeine 5eier uno tiff
tete einen n~amRaften 9elbbetrag fir
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men. $. lit fomtt eepdblt. 0srfeIte
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Stpnbei IN. Der @emeinberat9
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@emeinbe am @ruppen9aspert SIR =
beim NIT einem &apital bon 100000
Wart. Bon pripater Seite purben 81
bemie!ben 8ped $4,000 Wart 9e5eids
net, 70 bab bon Slonbeim a1ein jebt
10000 Mart our @~erfiigung iteben.
Nier ftein. Cine f9dBenSpertbe
QufmertTamteit bat bic Gemeinbs
Rieritein, mo @raf Zeppelin pdbrenb
feiner lebten. 70 perbdnenibpol geens
beten 9auerfabrt lanbete, BEN 2ufts
Idiffer erpief.n. Ser @emeinberatb
fdnbte benz 9rafen 200 Slaf6en beiten
m;prTfeinerS
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@Irttenl Gera.

Stuttgart. 8ei her bieIigen
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fpenbe bis Dor turaem 100000 Mart
einaegansen. = Gin Neffe @ilhelm
9auffs, Der prdiibent @u9uTt b, &auIf
in Stuttgart, lit i'm bitter bon 70 Sab
rem geitprber.
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0ienit erf6ien, tpurbe Der Stabtpprs
itano itubig unb lieb ben aaiienidrant
Dffnen. Stt bat 5000 Mart bon benz
9aarbeftanb enttpenbet unb 1T pers
f6punben.
SIS Ell b. Sci elmer Rauferei In
SlsfeIb fdnitt elm Tabritarbeiter cinem
Burden aus S6o3a9 ben gals ab;
Der Soo frat fofort Elm.
u apens b Ii 9. Yer @erein
fir @efdihte beS 8obenieeS unb ietner
llm9ebung feierte i'm StGbtden Meins
garten fetn 40. Stiftunesfsit in Der
binbung nit Der 80. Sabresperiammz
lung. Der 8erein bat ben @rafen
Zeppelin gum Gbrenmitglieb ernannt.
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pofnadri3ten
&ns Senti6lanb nnb beati9
fpre9cnSen 9anbern
Tremeem.
3Drnutus Arunnruhitrn.

9erIin. 0as &ronprin5enpaar
bat fir bic 53eppeIinfpenbe 5000 Wart
eefpenbet. = 0as Rprbbeutfd 9ilfss
fomite fir Donausfdtngen bat cine
erite Sammenabung 2iebesgaben Zee
bensmittel, WGIte, 3leiber unb Wirtbz
f6aftsgesenitGnbe) i'm Merths BON
10000 Mart iotpie 10000 Wdrt bar
als erite Rate mad Donauef dingen
a~bgefanbt. Cine aniebnItAe 3abl Der
srpben 9beater 9erlins peranItaltet
gu @unitsn Der @bgebrunnten Wohlz
Observation-Disclosures = Die Sa9l
Der 8erliner @ebenttafeln fir be-
rii6mte DISQUALIFICATION 1T INN etne
bermebrt iporbsn. On benz 9auie 9ebe
renitrabe 81 bat bic Stuot Berlin cine
Safel anbrtnsen laHen, auf Der 81
lefen 1T: n!9ier ipp6nte bon 1743 Biz
1866 Der M~atbematifer 2eon6arb Guz
Ter, geb. 10. w. 1907 geit. 18. TX.
1888. Setnem Inbenten bic Staot
Berlin 1907" Die @efummtSa6l Der
8erltner 9ebenttafeln belduft ii6 jebt
auf 70. : Gin" Der betannts fen 8,rs
liner MDbelinbu Itriellen, Soflieferant
Sulius @rpf4tus, 1T i'm 63. 2sbenss
iabre eeitorben.
g obs9i6terfelbe. Sier
tn,.- = - 6-..e4~~~~ SArniht bpm
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Baoen.

3artsrubs. Tas babiT9e SUI
fti5miniitertum bat bic Sbienger &as
planeipfriinbe, bic 80 Sabre i'm &C.
nuhe Der Wlttdtboliten nor, Der rDs
mii6sfdtbolii9sn STRIDE Sugeipiefen.
. onaue d n8eu. Den
burd 8ranb gei9dOigten %Giutpobnern
BON 0pnaueidineen bat @raf Zeppelin
alls pripdten Mitteln 10000 Mdrt ge=
f6entt.
Seibetberg. Sier Fanb Der 3.
internationols Songreb fir pbilofos
pbie itatt.
Son # 3. Der M0rber 8arl
@bner BON llntcrlauhtneen ipurbe i'm
bieiiaen Qmtsgeri9t bin9eridtet.
M ann e m. DER beutife
Guftflottenperein, Der ieinen Sib in
Wann6eim bat, gebt iebt an bic Griins
bung bon acknowledgement. GS fanb
unter anberem in Berlin bic tonItis
tuirenbe 8erfummlung beS 2uftflots
tenpereins fir bic Marf 9ranbenburs
itatt. Die Organization bisies Ners
Gins liegt in ben 9dnben bes Sbsrits
%leutnants b. b. &neiebed, Der aud bic
bon benz 9erein berausgesebene 3eits
f6rtft Die 2uftflotte" leitet.
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prnpi1t, bu,t1tppr..

s ann o b r. Muf benz Der
banbstag beB gentralberbanbs Der
Maurer Seutidlunbs amber 'tpurbe II.
q, mitsetbetlt, bab bic 3abl Der Der
banbsmitglieber in itdnbigem Riids
gang besriffen lift. allein in bieiem
Sabre lit bas i'm eriten Quartal por<
banbene Mentger bon 1896 Wit9lies
bern auf 21,995 an9epu4fen. 0ieIe
gri4einung fon in Der se9enipdrtigen
ipirtbfddftliden Gage uno Der bamit
In 3ufalHmenbang ite9enben Qrbeitss
loiigteit begrunbet fein, burd bic piels
9ef9dftigungsloie peronldbt purbenf
ii4 anberen 9erufen au%3uipsnben.
9 ronau u. !9ier lit cine SGusz
lingss unb 3iebtinbers Giiriorgeltelle
ins Geben getreten, Die ben 3ped bat
g%eei9nete 8orfebrungen gu treffen CUR
Minberung Der Sduglingsiterbli4teit
"~padung Der 3iebfinoer.
'rGgt Srdu &ommerz
Meper idbrli9 500.
tfiir has laufenbe
+ anbsre pripats
7 Der Nufbrins
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peutI9en 9eIanpteH Utet1errn Sfes
mems b. Getteler.
q elm e.. Bon Dem Rein9etpinn
Der SpartaKe i'm 9etrage bon 29,787
Wart lpirb bic Sdlfte gu g~emeinniibts
gen 3peden pertpanot, unb spar II. a.
5000 Marf fir Die Grri6tung zines
@oIfsbraufebabes unb eine8 2euerz
tpebrs@ erdtleiduppens unb 1914
Mart fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..