| Show V i eradA Tolls Wh Why Ho 0 Will Vill Sot Not JollI w rk Au Aug wn Wa itt att Ut of Nevada called at atI t I 1 I l d today and r L I j to vote for tor Irl 1 1 y He made mad a statement e t tL I L teo j Latre went to wr war with I 1 0 d ei by the Democratic I n 1 i J of the war wu was 11 SIc IJ jollied JOined the army rm U II II 1 a tret treaty of at t 0 Into wl whenby J the I L I I It alre agreed d tf to pay Spain L a I accept the of Spain In the 4 There WU op I to the of the t Mr tr came calM tu to Ih hi Democratic th sad and It 11 0 I Influence that the treaty It then became I th he United tl to main 1111 III order and protect the I I l ot of all n residents In e II native nathe or for tor I nt United State at the ot of the t treaty at 1 Ii p I y V I of f Manila and andr r tr such as AI AIl l of f the leland i Ih lIf f t time h SIl Slates par r ill tI of f the on n the to the vast commerce Id ln oe of which the I Phil furnish the a aI I t had raised railed a c n M Uso against Spain before ot III i lb the Ita tae T lurer had bad sold out or settled his reo me b bellion with Spain for before Dewe set et sail for tor Mantle and u a apart part parl ul of the bargain with Spain Arvin Aguin aide aldo agreed reed to leave the Islands Illand sad tit never return retura Dewey Dewe took Aguinaldo back to the islands supposing Up Oll as al a matter or course cOliNe that Aguinaldo would nat naturally naturally be an enemy nemy of Spain and a friend of the United States In this Admiral Dew Dewey was 1111 mistaken Aguin Aguinaldo aldo u as soon loon u aa he be landed on hi native nath soil organised a rebellion the United Ita States tea which would have been of little consequence It If he be lied bd not been able abl to obtain comfort and nd aid In inthis this countr country An WRIt was formed In the United State called the which hu has for tor forthe the last two years yun cooperated with Tags junta with headquarters at t to lo sup supply ply Illy literature and materials of war ar for President hd had no author Ity it to bU buy out rebellion against the United State but wu wee bound by bv the treaty which was wa the supreme law of the land Ind to maintain law and nd order and protect lire life and d property In the islands It required a alar lar large armr army and anel the of oC I hundreds 0 of millions million of dollars dollar to put putdown Ut down Aguinaldo rebellion The assist assistance ance and tb the encouragement he N me from the league leape and nd the enemies of the United Stat States both at home and abroad made bl his bar and ad irregular wr war bloody and expensive Congress however made all necessary provIding for Cor the men and to maintain the authority ot of tb the United Itt States The de elated that the policy pursued b by the government to put flut down the rebellion and nd maintain law and order In all 11 tar ter o of the United States without regard recard to the time Ume when such uch territories Were wele acquired a as Imperialism and that any UM us o of the army to maintain law Jaw Jawand lawand and militarism and aud that giving aid and comfort to rebels rebel In arm against the I i UnIted State Stat was wa maintaining the prInciples of the Declaration ot of Inde B By Bryan Bryne unparalleled campaign for the prin of tit the Chicago plat platform form torm and hi insistence upon the clop dop Uon tion or of that platform at t XIII Kansas CIt City he be Induced Induce d the people to suppose that thal the campaign of 1100 would be conducted on the Issues of II In this It Il they were mistaken Senator Stewart then Quotes lit fro Bran declaration of hi hIs Intention If IC elected to lo nil call an n extraordinary sea lei lion don of Congress to give the Philippines Philippine freedom upon UltOn the same me terms a as Cuba lie He also the recent tion ot of al t Indian epolis le also allo denounces lir II Bryan Brn for promising to attempt to extent extend the Monroe doctrine to the Orient Orlet Will vill G 0 A H 11 I Washington Aug and 14 Mrs McKinley will m leave Washington Friday afternoon to attend the annual encampment of the G a A n It The They will arrive In Chicago Saturday after aCler afternoon noon and will remain until Wednesday afternoon of next Oft On Sunday the President will attend union services of the Sunday lunda schools In the morning and of the church In the afternoon On Oa and Tuesday he will m review parade and on Wednesday ht he will ru go ruto goto to tort Port Sheridan H He will be present at t a number o of banquets banquet during hi his stay tay day the party will 11 return lura to Canton where the President and II Mrs McKinley will remain until when they wm will go 10 to Somerset 1 Pa to h attend the of their MI Miss Mabel McKinley and nd Dr Hrmann Bier The mar marriage nu solemnIzed on oa September Uta at t the house boUlO of Abner non Oen Havana Au Aug Maximo Go 00 Gomes m mes publishes letter In n La Lucks regarding the election of delegates to 14 the forthcoming constitutional coa II Uon tion which b be uk asks all papers of the island It is addressed to the theold theold old of oC tIM the revolution at o and aad 1 Ua GolD Games In part Id Ideas must Duet not be with principles Honor demands that principle should be even eln at the 01 ot et ef life The be should ConSist of genuine revolutionists and It will 1111 go 10 consist unless the people flatte by line Sn words word allow what th they b have conquered to be taken away from tile them Nobody should be allowed to enter the w who o formerly defamed the revolutionIsts unless Cubans Cuban want to 10 out and sacred duty Tile Tb enemy Ire an w hard but let ItI remember that thus who tile h cannot hf he cc ae lIed at the 1 t moment Many r h and hal op to the All these be lift out Patriotism h the right to t molt worthy not the moat the republic I 11 an all pg parties rUt may hI be lillI iUt I boo non bus at Ill 01 o rO w It Ith t h Therefore let ht th inird stand aside td until 31 I coin mir through the gates Illet lit of till I Is Zaring London Aug I dispatches from rom Pretoria that Oen Dew at 1 ft live mite from th the city R an n f us 1 briskly In en j |
