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Show : and denounces at repugnant to the A FALSE RESOLUTION fiEAYER COUNTY BLADE letter and spirit of our organic law, Sretl J, Is up to men who have folFrepeetan aa AavadataLt aadJt AnkU IS, af tk CaaslUatloa. wr. m. warn. lowed Democratic leadership, as I the HAVING TROUBLE DSVIOCRA1S tbe B ft resolved sad enacted by Leg Ultur of sli meioOert to whether they will take ef the Maui of Utah say have, IMPERIALISM. ABOUT concurring therein th acts of these great men who formed utaA thereof Antioa I Tbs following proposition to IIAV1R. the Democratic party as th proper insnsid the ConiUuitwn of the State of Irish h r here b v au emit ted to the qualified eioetoraof Am (Btwrvtow with Jmdgm MsAtae, of what the policy and terpretations or ths State fur their approval disapproval Ui Oklshoata IMir.M Cenvt Ltal doctrine of that party have been, or samel 7 1 fteetloa S, Article It of the OsvtituUoti . whether UTAII STATE NEWS. of thebstfttais Anet of tbs QuaUna-Tra- sty they will take Mr. Bryans of Utah ohoU be amend U to real as fol.ow Dishonors bio inoonsDtoncj. beet guess as to what those great Dem ligation See t The Leglftlatur nh&U provide bv law eacnent aud Bomber of inmatot-o- f lha itiU S uniform sad equal rate of j ocratlc leaders propounded. Wiaiiao os sli property lu the stale atrordirix -- An Interesting and Instructive inter- theory which Mr. Bryan now 1bab Mjlom on Aafaat 11 waa 101, ts He value In ooaev end Ahull pres nne b to be pemocratlc doctrine was declare u L. eeture with view euch s lav John refuisUofia McAte. teaersl Judge of which 111 ir fitoilM aad 113 juai vaiuatloa for taxa ioo of ail nexhr until Mr. Calhoun uninvented projertv. sociate jistice of the Supreme court of s pur that every prr4u and corporation baIm. tax in proportion to the riu f bu her or lU Oklahoma, aaa recently printed la the dertook to announce it In the senate ironu i thet n deduction cf dbiu St Louis Globe Democrat. Judge At PtywB it bu bfo decided to de- property in 1847, for the purpose of carrying e from sredlte may be authorial 1'ro'iued into the territories. Senator fer the opening of the public ecboole further that the property of the L tilled vuifct slavery to has close th study legal given , fc- hool loan-tbs tttate counuea Benton, who was certainly one of the for two week, on account of the epi- -- of dllrirt municipal corpora Iona end putt aspects of the Uue of tmperiallmn uvet) there libraries Ms with the bv!Mn demic of imallpos as related to national history and the most eminent leaders ths Democratic exclusively for either nwiuut wortbip or party has had, describes it in his purpoeee and piae of buris rtoi past and prsent attitude of political It U predicted that the Utah canning cnerltable aa a held Of ued for private or forporaie La .earthed the records "Thirty Yeare in the Senate He parties factories will ship oat this fall 100,000 ahall bv ext nipt from teaauon pitch Mr. Web-btHe new taat dogma. says of Democratic and ahows owned and flume and reservoir piesidenta, piecaeca of canned products to Montana, eanaia avert by Individual or ter mrattoa f r Irrigatcompletely exposed the fallacy of that their position distinctly p ing landa os nod bjr euih ludWidual or corporaColorado and Missouri rlvsr point. tion or the Individual member thereof ahall posed to Kiat taken By Bryan In his the proposition, and that tbe doctrine counbe u perateiy taxed to long aa U ey Khali be p Ths Leran safo was blown to not speech of aiteptame Bryan'a theory had never been heard of in the owned aod uved etilueively for at h purine before i of Provided the try and taxes ird Sosth (he gent foher that the tratej to Calhoun, pteoes on ths 12th, and $500 worth of por may be reunited or abated at utb time Xeotl Cm Tba property taken It ooosistsd of $350 and la auth manner a mav I provided b) law Carolinian invented it to carry slavery Aec U fatrehy into the territories Ths Seretary id Benton denounced sash and a raluable watch and other ordered to to rente thie proposition be pub a new dogma Judge McAUe llabed in at ant (me every chuntv It as the supreme court in 1806, Judge Taney Jewelry. of the Slate wliere a tirsapapeen awa ajiaper - publWhtd t is dear. bg- - . foliowed of the subjet exposition - Entries for the state next two the MrUalhoun, and announced mouth for ars immediately preerdlug exposition kal and eonvmtmg Judge McAte general elect n he Mme do(lriae and the Seo I 1 hu proportion ahull be juilmiilled say coming in at a rapid rats There Is acre a great may there that lo the elector of tbiv state the next geo rat deciai atlo.is in the persisted in it until 1860, when Ail ersry reason to believe that they will election for lb ir approval oraidisapproval Bryan speech of ft nominated Breckinridge for the pres-th- e rt u at ucb eet ibm ahall hate largely exceed la number those of a j&fflcial ballot pUntlpl.a of liberty with which declared In its national the the s jrds printed or written ih reou all Americans empathized, but that ldency .end Amendment to he tion 8 ArtU ic 13 of Uir t lg year ago. platfor that during the existence of Mlittitlon and Against the Amenrtmem to they sere not applicable to the can of the t ousntutl u terrltorlai government all citizens Springville has another case of small- Section x, Article with auch uthrr title g a h dltlons which bad been presented to lted staUg have an equai of the the victim Jessie pox, bring Curts, smendmeut as urn be provided bi law s.,ij the government In the IhlUppine ahali be rt eived and n.ihf vtt vhad with their property, Jn who came in from the railroad in ballola Poito Hlcuu questions, but they ware the betaken counted ianvasert and returns thru their rights, without territory, mart in te. ail now of in and be eases same manner This makes four the Wyoming. worked in ihetorically and not with 4 la provirtt by law in ue iae of the cither of person or property, being deapetta la town. election of state oUt era direct and logical application to foe or impaired by congressional Sec 4 1 his xhall aKe ffuct and When Mr. Bryan underUet stroyed Ths little son of Mr. be in force fromresolution subject. and afti r i(n ad piiou or territorial legislation. to deal w 1th the facta, the Judge said and Mrs. C. L. Crandall, of Hpringrillc, 'The Republican party accepted the he d mw not ludude a eonsideratloii of RESOLUTION was kicked in the heed by a colt reof baU, thus thrown down by be ail the things which should consid- cent , his Injuries being regarded as he Democrats, and an- . 6. I ii fetrtloa n 4 nl cnd4a II via a srf.i ah Amfndmrnt (o I'ropMlni nounced In Its national platform for Ht i ohwI M at Ua, Uatiw Afliet serioua to tb Ivulrol and Malntauaut a of the campaign of that year, that: wiu-hgpCbarle W. Wright, tulilU At iisxtla '7. The new dogma, that the K illiv t'e I sUturc olvf'tl Be r It and g erut of th Rio rf tba asplojr.d io th yard of riali tw thirds t a no mirs of its ownforce carries slavih r in Orand, Weatrro at Salt Lab Citjr, Ibrroof comI urring into any or all of the territories I ery he folloattiM 'roiosjnon ikctlnn had hi leg cut off wbila at work ooa trornd of l iti i. t the ronsritutli n of n.r si is of the United States. f hereby auomlitnti to ihr quahhi Wtor al day iaat w.ck. vai lance with the explicit provisions thfl hixw ior l heir uproal t iiiatpprut Is of that Instrument Itself; t Tbara aro many counterfeit aileer bkiBDly f the i uU'ti'ii T hoi Ot tlon A of Arf u lc 10 oola reported in circulation, moetly ikmof ibP Muwwf i tab Kitaii he ameuuei io purto IUco tariff law asserts that it is revolutionary in its tendencies and half-dollthe doctrine of the Democratic party subversive of the peace and harmony and dollar., though there t of th biwi a? d sctonrt se a inchiHii bw m fwti mtiih it roniroUed ty that the operation of tha constltutifS of the country. public are not a few counterfeit coins of the lh tkiarrt ff I dut utlon ill paratfi confined to the forty-flv- e Bt&ieai And af an from the i tuiittv in hit b isaiU it t h Election of Lincoln smaller denomination. mreiocxiea Th BryanayspxrtyMr hrrt-bU '4 uf 1 Seo that he srrrur Upon proposition Mr. Lincoln The completion of the Mammoth ordeff d to xuie thU proiHfil n t be pnh disputes this doctrine ahd denounces it wft8 lec(ed pregldeat The aUve states r rot.htir r in asereoir la now an assured fact and JUhert Jn at evi otietiewMp4 as lepugnant to both the letter Because of thU proposition, where a ttvMwfKtpf wlthhCthneattwo years Sanpete two nionthi tmiir1laii p eterting Ui n it spirit of our organic law. announced by Mr. Bryan aga,n n(w ele tlon (eoeral will an under cultivation hare ovnty "If Mr Bryan s view Is correct, the following John C. Calhoun and Judge T bt nutted hxU be bwe 8 pro)MHiti4n to (be etertom of ih state at t ie next general additional 3,000 acre of land. would be very serious Tanty. or dwtit pn Ui Oft tonstquences lerttoo for liielr ust-The secretary of tb interior has ap- All official balioLt -iipprotal at uii .!',! ui there and embarrassing to the government "That the constitutional guarantees Kur fhe Amendment to sec ihATThe writitert because it wouTd result that the Inhab- - do D()j proved the grant to tb Utah state agArtuie IP of the on uiuiiou, and tioa g0 Dto the territories until ' AiraitiKt the Am mlnienl lo sttiin of those territories, whether Artiile ricultural eollegs of 7,400 acre, to 10 of tba g!eg4 so provides by express legists-cannibwiib sneb ( (tnutui Ion toetiitr or otherwise, would have to tj0Ili baa beeb announced by Chance-b- e the Salt Lake XI ty district, and the other Uil deni Gatin hk h am mlnit-n- amay admitted to citizenship and theipjr Kent and by Mr. Justice Story In b provided by law said bailou sha be relist of 18,111 acre for a miners' hos- ceived and anid tote hal) be takn counted, their commentaries and by the 8u-p- b raavataed And returni then of bv made lu th pital aam manner and la all retpeiu a (a provided me court of the United States, both lA of btuU An eltnlloB of IbA tbe Iaw t Cl E. Blood, of American Fork, while by uAuert beiore the Civil war and since, except entering u well for the purpose of as to the Dred Scott case, and perhaps RESOLUTION some ceses which followed It, while cleaning it oat, wn caught by n cave-i- n of tb inside easing, and before be Trop Infr Antmdmriu ta tveetkma 1 end very cheap labor, to which tbe port judge Taney remained at chief justice 94 of Article A of tbe ( matltuUn of tbo of the United State would, by lurh of the Supreme court. eould be i trie aled by hit assistants A tele of I tab. Halation to Ulro4 1 XfissoolHw. siiiiiiu..ii Jk MBlslMliee ke reeem that the "It would Be ft rwoolTfd and enacted bv th l,gWlxtur for- and would settled war have of tbe sult aU of mom of of the Uluh. Huntth Stale Charley Georg Fife, elected to oaUi hou0 thenxif concurring ever that Interpretation now sought to member of the Ctab National Guard, br Uiereln be revived by Mr. Bryan. Its only efHoc tlon f. That auction t of rtit)e I of th residing in Salt Lake City, engaged In rooatliuiion of the but of Utah be Amended fect would be to Interpret the constifight In which File was stabbed by bo red as, follows tution In such a way aa to diminish Th iegUiative power of the State be. Bant, but the wounded youth will be AhAll be vented tbe power of the federal government A Senate and Iluutuof ftepreventativex I 1a around in n few days which shall be designated the LeglaUture of to deal with ita enemies In time of war. LTteh Ih of btate Tb auditor of the Rio Grand West-ur- n Mr. Bryan has misstated the doc8 In the people of the Stele of Utah, as has iaaued a statement showing hereinafter mated It was the doctrine of the trine. The votenu or aucIl fractional part Scott-Judg- e the amount of naming for tb first thereof,legal uf the Htute of Utah as may be Taney law, up tier Miih conditions and la uth and for the proweek In September to be 73, 00, or aa mannerby and Democrats, mav be prowithin m h time motion of slavery alone. You can see vided by law may Initiate au deKird legila increase of 1,18,800 over the correspondtlon and raue the same to be submitted to a the discussion in the second volume .. vote of the people for approval or r portion, or ing period of lost yoar. of Benton's Thirty Years In the Senmay require auv law pohed by the lgUtature Teancum Pratt, one of Utah' early (except those lews passed by A twuthlrds vote ate.' " the members elected to each bouie of tbe settlers was accidentally killed at No. of Legislature) to be submitted to the voters Of Bryu a Fla Prophai. the state before aiu b law shall take effett 4 coal min at Winter Quarter on tb Tbe legal voters or such ft aulonal part there do you think of the other What Ith. Hie father was Parley P. Pratt, of am may be pr or Hied by law of any legal sub division of the State, under auth conditions propositions advanced by Mr. Bryah?" oae of the prominent men In th early and in auth manner and within u h time as Hi principal proposition are all doBiAf be Initiate any may provided by law history of th Mormon chnrch. He asserts that th of thetr tlbcrtyrj equally fallaclou aired legislation and cause the same to be lheTreeeLjoymcnt to a vote of the people of sold legal has administration The wilfully violated and acta of Th County Commissioners of Salt aubdivtaion religion for approval or rejection or may pperty the principles of liberty and has deordinance paaed by the congress passed for the territorial orLake county have acquiesced in the re- require any law ofr aaid legal aubdit KIob to body of their freedom to the voters thereof before such ganization of Michigan and Illinois. In prived the Filipinos quest of th Utah Federation of Labor bUvsubmitted furnishes no exam-p- ie 1805 and 1809. were In like terms. or ordinance shall take effect and that 'history that the provisions of th eight-hoHee t Alao that aection t, of Article A, of turpitude baser than ours If we the fonKtitutton of the State of Utah be law be complied with In all depart- ot JeSertua Again! liryan, Amended to read as follows now substitute our yoke for the Span3 Sec The enacting cUue of ever? law ments of county administration. These acts, all approe1 by ThomAll of Mr. Bryan'a large ish yoke. ahall be, Be It enacted by the IgUlature of of Utah ' t xceptaui b laws as may as Jefferson, as president, eo luded the professions of generosity of sentiment the Mate Burglar entered tbe residence of be pa toed bv the vote of the eh tor aa pro- Idea that tbe people of the territories and principle are based upon tbe asvided la subdivision i section I o! thin article, Bv. Oeorge Italleyof Salt --Lake, wed stw h Htwa shall begin aa foBowa" "He tw were eniiUd to ny constitutional sumption' that, having, gone , to the while the reverend gentlemau was de- enacted bv the people f the State of UtaA guarantees, The Mine course was pur- Phtllppines. we ca& juBt as easily come No bill or Joint Resolution shall fcg pAScd exlivering his Suuday sermon, and stols cept with the tKent of the majority jjI air Uie sued Tinder tbe adnrhr'vt rations of away agatavor as Chairman Janea is the Legislaabout IJ00 worth of jewelry, besides Wietnlent elected to each houveof James Madison and Janus Monroe, for said to have expressed It a short ture and after it hat been read three time nil th looee change tl y could find. of all bills in 1812, 1817, 1811 ami lsJJ acts were time since, We went tberg in ships, The vote upon the final pav-aehal) be by yeoH f a I nayw and no law boil-bePeter Steel, a German ranchman liv- revt-d- or swcmtml by ri terrace to U title Passed for the establishment of terrl-otd- v and I suppose we can come away In but the act as revt el or aeeiioo as f torlal governments for the territories . ships or perhaps he said boats. In tcount-the vicinity of th Mrnry ing ffipudrd, oli a bv r emicUKi and publlMUHi at flt 0rfKOn and florid t 1 he first adt "Those who are not responsible need , tains, while engaged in culling logs, Ivnxtb hh v Tb omnarv df Htai in bervby of congress organizing the territory of not be definite In theft plans or propornn a splinter clear through his Itg, frdf rrd ftww thlv pnpOM4tkm ttF'bd ull military, sitions. The country has had great in at 1at oua &rwHiiir In vry Florida provided that where a&ewpper ta just above the knee. He lay in bis county of IhwoHtttt eivll and Judicial powers shall be tugf. difficulties to deal with, and somebody mom h for i Immediately preceding eabla alone three weeks before any- the next ed In such person as the president bas had Jo deal with them, not upon general election ThU pntpoKltUm ahall he Sec 4 one earn to bis aid. ilia recovery la should appoint. In Is 16 congress glittering and rhetorical propositions, Uiim to th elector of Mata at the next doaUfuL or al election passed an act providing a goternment but upon the facta and the law. their (or appro rejection. general bt official ballot ucd at nhiU vlecti n aball for the territory of isctu in It wat "It would be a great gratification to Prof. M. EL Jones recently analysed have to u For amemlment there'U printl to see Mr. Section I and 8 . ArtUlefi. of thet'onstunYUm, thought that the 'laws of the United many curious observer a sample of lake water from Saltalr etc th amemlmout to ."and, so as "Again! were far all the noble tlm States, shuffle together I and 28 applicable, Bryan Article A, of the t'onalUution, and found It contained 0 per cent of and xnch dewigntiion o till ah mav be might be extended to thit territory, and Irrelevant sentiments which he has ein, olid salts. lleretoforethe highest provided tv law Saul ballot ahall he received and this was accordingly dnie Presib takeOr uited. oaiu wad aald quoted from others and the large and rfigure has Been" abooWJ peFcotrof vaoaed aud returua thereof ha made in the name dent Jackson appro' J tm-- actf or generous and Irrelevant sentiments om U pmtlded by Tew in and manner all pert of solids, so that it wilt be seen that at iaw in cae of the elot. uon ganUatton. which he expresses on his own acSinta Officers Acts were afterwsrl tb lsk shrinks more and raora tba count and be compelled to mix these providIn like terms ing gavtrnnienl density Increases forthe uiT with the actual fact of any given of Office Secretary of Stale, L Jamea T Hamm on 1 Secretart ot State &f. territories of Jowa and V incsota. Jur-tn- g caae and aee what would come of iL Tb name of tbs Prohibition state the State of Utah do hereby certify that the the terms of Pres.d. nt aa Buren When Mr. Bryan begin to aoarrlf br ticket, headed by that of Judge Bore-na- n foregoing are true and correct copica of the and President Polk who to the rawoiutiona prcfioainf amrndmenra and would only start from the facts and for governor, will go on the offic- Conatltution of thia Mate paaved At the signed them In 1S4S Hnd approved 1S49 conditions which have to be, dealt trUh, of of the this aeelon alar Third LegialAtue rag ial ballot by virtua of petition. Th State. or when he comes down and lights if ConiUtutn.il and TcirllorlM. $u Teatimouy hereof I have heredocument is being circulated and Bewould sometimes light on the facts unto act my hand and affixed the 'These acts and approval of or he ing generally signed by voters of all (xaaL Orwit Heal of the Mute of L tab, at and conditions which have to be dealt Salt lakeCItv thu 23rd day of Au ganlaation are In flu ioiitradlotioa of parties, who believe in giving tb with, we might guess how he wosld D 0 A. guat, Mr. Bryan' proposition that the conJ T HAMMOND movement n chance to demonstrate !t in a given case if the management act stitutional guaranttn-- s were operative Secretary of Statd. be actually Intrusted to him. should etrength. Children aie occasionally troubled In the territories, and tb it that DemDewey 1 Manila. A new jthree-atorschool building with bleeding at the nose, and In tom ocratic doctrine, in sewra! Instances "When Admiral Dewey destroyed ha jost been eompleted at Provo. It Instance this becomes 'quite alaun-ln- In these territorial oiganlwtion the whole power of government, with the Spanish navy the Spanish soveroontaio twelve large classrooms, ofthe especially when all known remeThe obligato give to the people and eignty was obliterated. and fices, room for besting apparatus, eta., dies fall and tbe weakening flow still power withpersona property to hold til protect and civil political tion rights were and iU accommodate 7?0 student, continues, aad in this Instance, as In on t. islands, and preserve order and remedy ! one Tba cost la estimated to be about SIS,-80- 'many others, men who founded the Democratforce obedience to law upon them, of tbe simplest that could be tried. geest ic party and Conducted ltt policy from passed over, under the iaw of nations, A celebrated physician ha claimed la 1800 up to 1850, Including Thomas A torrific hailstorm swept over a porend devolved upon tbe United State. Jefone of his lecture that the best remJames "This country became, by conquest ferson, Madison, James tion f Cache county last week, being Monroe edy is a vigorous motion of tbe jaw, which Mr. Bryan most never about Providence, where aa in the act of chewing la the cat Andrew Jackson, Mar: in Van Boren and by tbe treaty to all James K Polk approved of responsible and th ground wee covered to s depth of of a child he recommend giving that tbe islands. It la a simof the constitution citizen upon of International law that two Inohee with frozen missiles Many wd of paper to chew, a the rapid interpretation "confines the which to the ple principle la bound to f tb. hailstone were a largo as wprUng of th jaw stops the flow Mates,' and which Mr protect ev-- w Bryan say the the sovereign . of blood person who obey tbe laws and re present Democratic plas party ISSUE IS rauw. a 1 & - & er 1 Co-o- lrd I fr r -- three-year-ol- d i .f 4 n ( 1 uL pobli-hi,-f- con-itsn- ts A al i 1 nov. K h t ry pro-eld- - ur 11 t pub-lUb- -- Mb-mit- ted -- 8c-tior- fa p1-v- ej 1 y g, 0. thb?t 6epesUe44fl-th-pFW4ieHms5if-- j5g d, law-abidi- cons-lutm- a mains In ths ewe a try. Any neglect to do so la a breach of international law, and gives to th nation of which the person is a citizen Just ground of complaint, and, satisfaction being refused, for war. And in cate of mobs and popular violence, pnbllc faith require that full satisfaction should be made by tbe governing power In cases in which the government could, by the nereis of proper care, have prevented them. The law aa I have stated It Is to be found In all the standard authorl-tle- s upon International law, from Vat-tto the present time. el Agdioaldo and Bryaa. It would, no doubt, have suited Agutnaldo to have carted on the internal government of the Islands, in- cluding the unrestrained collection and the unrestrained expenditure ami appropriation of taxes, while the power and resources of America were employed in' sustaining a navy to protect him and to pay the indemnities incurred by their Ignorance, viciousness or savagery at th cost and out of taxes collected from the American people. By that arrangement Agulnaldo and bis particular Tagalo followers would have had all the pleasure of domination, while the United States would tiave had till the responsibility to make compensation In damages for Injuries suffered by citizens of other nations residing in the Philippines, well as for the injuries suffered Filipinos themselves b, reason of mobe, riots, Insurrections or any of the multitudinous violence liable to be perpetrated under any affectation of government which Agulnaldo and his followers would have set up there. Mr. Bryan has entirely Ignored these obligations and liabilities. & in Pekin' clamoring and thtrstng fur their bl.od. It la not charity, and there la n obligation upon ua, to deal with ihesa . people or with those who are In aa analogous condition, by either leaving them alone in their barbarism, or by attempting to deal with them upon th opposition that they are civilised and nntll w capable of have evidence that they a ao. And the United States ought never to give up the control which it has acquired over'the Philippines, by conquest and treaty, until It can be assured of the safety of Its own citizens, and o( all citizens of the Filip'nos themselves. In every square foot of the His plan Philippine archipelago. ignores and denies all national responsibility and obligation. Mr. Bryan makes statements about tbe government taking away the freeThose peop e dom of those people. were never free. They do not know what -- freedom means. Our freedom-consis- ts of free Institutions. They never had them and they cannot have them now, except by American aid and all intelligent Americans certa.nly know that this Is true." Uvea and law-abidi- Uryta Beatty tor Mf K'aly' Poller. What do you think of Mr. Bryan's declaration that the Filipinos ought to have a stable government? "Jt Is a belated promise. The Presl- eht. In February of 18S9, declaied u law-abidi- fellow-Amerlca- It Isour duty to emancipate and redeem them and set them in the pathway of the world's civilization. The treaty now commits the free and unfranchlsed Filipinos to the guiding hand and liberalising influence, the generous sympathies, the uplifting education, not of their American masters, but of their American emancipaBryaa Bocomoa Rldlcmlouo, tors. What do you think about Mr. Bry"And when the treaty of Paris wa an's statement that the consent of ratified by the Senate on the 14th of the people should have been procured 1899, the Senate declared February, first?" that, The practice of the United States It Is the Intention of the United has been to take possession of tbe terStates to establish on said islands a ritories which have come under our government suitable to the wants and jurisdiction in the confidence that we conditions of the Inhabitants of said may secure the consent of theft ocIslands, to prepare them for local cupants by extending to them our inour and the protection of stitutions You understand what I mean, then, government How would Mr. Bryan proceed to by saying that Mr. Bryan's promise obtain the consent of these multifar- and the promise of the Democratic platform are belated. They are only ious tribes, of different races and orpromises, and they are promises mad so and different many igins, speaking a year and a half later than beltes With so dwarfed and langutges, and made by the President and undeveloped a capacity for political promises Senate. tbe Intelligence? "Besides, the President Is Well oa There are about 1,000,000 members of the Visayan tribe upon the Island tbe way toward establishing a stable of Luzon, and about 1,000,000 of the government id tbe Philippines, and la same tribe upon other1 Islands. They supplementing his promises and tb are hostile to the Tagals. Would Mr. promises of tbe Senate by performBryan Indicate to which of these twp ance, not only in the Philippines, but tribes the government of these islands In Cuba, wbere the administration' la should be surrendered? Shall It be rapidly preparing the people to five degiven to Agulnaldo, who incited the In- under a conatltution of their own t6 them complete surrection, and brought on the blood- vice, which will give shed, or shall it be surrendered to the who are Visayans, equally intelligent, Bryan and Democracy. equally numerous, almost entirely Do you think Mr. Bryan really repfriendly toward our government, and resent the Democracy of the counpeaceful, or shall it be surrendered to the Moros, who are almost as numer- try? Well, he undoubtedly represents ous and much more savage and warDemolike? And when the management and what remains of the government of these Islands Is sur- crats and the Pobullzed Democracy, rendered, and the United States troops which he has created. I am a very are withdrawn, what tribe will pre- busy man, most of the time very much vail, what government and Institutions overworked, and had no time to ex- will be established, and what will be amine carefully the financial question tbe condition of ascendancy, subordi- in 1896, I supposed at that time. In nation or equality of tbe fifty or more company with multitudes of Republican, as well as Democrats, that the tribes who are not In rebellion? platform of 1898 represented what Consent of Govarned. would have been best for the country. One of the two largest islands of You will remember that the Republithe Philippines Is Mindanao. It is can Oklahoma platform of that year an accomplished savaga declared for the Tree coinage of Tver, governed by named Datto Mandy. He is the head and most of the Oklahoma Republiof the Moroe and has unquestioned cans strenuously advocated that platlife and death. of a powers Recently form, but when prosperity forthwith newspaper man srho was v.sting the began to come Immediately upon the island expressed a wish to see him in defeat of Mr. Bryan, and h propbc the attitude of striking down an ene- were alL refuted and prosperity came, was when he made to under- I my, and the subject more cloaey, Investigated stand the wish be had a swerd and I concluded that tbe old leaders brought to him, together with one o! of the Democratic party were right, hts servants, and wfta only prevented and that the proposition of 16 to 17 as by way of exhibiting bis mart al announced by Mr. Bryan, was only a parity, from cleaving the skull of his disturbing element la the business of the Intervention of an the subject, by country. American officer, who was present In I made up my mind that obtaining Jhe consent of this port'on flut,,lce8 which could throw all of those the! would be It the. Philippines, men overboard and take for leaders In wish of Mr. Bryan to have the Consent' of Datto Mandy, or of tbe slave theft places the small fry that now surround Bryan, and Mr. Bryan did whose skull he was about to spIt fo amusement a few days ago, .or do we not come out of a party to which I understand him to say that now that owed any allegiance whatever, and the United States has taken tiirse is- that, having misled me in the camlands by conauest and by tr.ay, paign of 1896, thse men should not which be himself advised, that tbe op- mislead me again; nor do I believe portunity of ameliorating suffering, re- that the people of this country" wh6 lieving the helpless from the bruta, must know with almost practical and establishing the institutions of unanimity that those people misled civilization and Christianity among them 'oh the money question in 1896, these people, should be abandoned end would thtnk them any more likely to thrown away, while Datto Mandy and be right now than they were then, or nt ilia Tike sacrifice the lives of theft de- iny better qualified for wise and leadership now than they were . pendent subjects at their wllL then. The rank and file of a great party, such as the Democratic party Mr. Bryan may Ignore the condition was, have the right to demand of those of things which prevails in the Philip- - who seek prominence and secure con pinea and declare what the great party trul of the influences of tbe party that which he ha come to speak for, in so they shall lead them right, and I know singularly controlling a manner, shall that these managers have misled ths believe on this subject, but to leave Democratic party on the money questbe mass of these people In tbe hans tion, as well aa'on the question of th of these extension of the country by acquiring and barbaric rulers seems to plainer possession, from the traditional and minds Bimple cruelty, or, as Mr. Bryan established policy . of the historical would probatfly eay. brutUty. Democratic party-o- t the country. The Ameracon commissioner have certified to the American people that Student Frtneea. the people of those islands are incapa-bl- e Germ a a crown prince ! to com The The American of anil his eomnitssioiserr who "Bpcalrconcerhlng plet hia education. facts coming under theft lmmed.ata brothers will also study at the uniobservation, la superior in moral and versity there lp due course. The emhaa purchased Prof. Flnklera logical force to the Inference of poli- peror, tician speaking forth political docu- villa, a fine large bouse, with a pleasant garden, as a residence for any ments for campaign purposes. We have bsn dealing for fl.ty years Prussian priuwe who may be studyy a ing at Bonn, and It will be occupied with the Orientals, and next winder and spring by th crown race Chinese th of surround myriad onr honored and be'oved representa- - prince. pro-slave- pru--de- d, seml-barbar- tc nt to-da- iL |