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AAAAAAASAAASA
Fiu day, August 10, moo
1
That's a Part Bryan Would
Have Uncle Sam Piay.
Jones Riiys Urvuifs First Official Act
Would ite to ltocnll Troops from
tho Philippines.
Why lb" I'rlccN of Pnriti I'rmliirtu Hum
Ailtunci'il a ml Why thn Kttiuli-
llciin 1'itrty ClnluiK Credit.
Omaha, Auk. 0. Vinwcil from a Re
publican htuiiripoiiit, tho camrmiKii in
NobruHkii is jrorhHinK nicoly. Chair
man Lindsay lias tho machinery in
iipliMiilid working oruor and is doing
Homu vury ulTiiotivo work.
Tims fan tho work lias been laroly
preparatory, preparations boing imido
lor u vigorous educational campaign,
beginning ut nn early dato and continu
ing to the close.
Additions to tho list of Kpeaknrs aro
bolng uiudu daily and when completed
it will contain tho named of some of tho
most eloquent und forceful speakers in
the nation.
Thn I'nrnier'i Vote.
Republican leaders, generally, aro
hopeful of recoiving u very largo vote
from the patrons of husbandry. It is u
mutter patent to everybody that tho
fanners of Nebrusku havo been prosper
ous to u dogrou never before attained,
during the last four years under Presi
dent McKinloy. They have hud good
prices for their crops and tho yield bus
been large. Both of theso are essential
to prosperity on tho farm. More mort
gages and debts have been paid off,
more homes havo been purchased, more
farm improvements havo been made
und hotter times generally have pre
vailed in Nebraska tho lust four years,
than for tiny other four years in tho
history of tho state.
Chumo nf Good Prions.
Tho Republican party claims, and
rightfully, too, tho credit for prosperity.
I It accomplished this in several ways,
111U prillUipUl UUIIHCB UtHUK 111 1UI1J1M11UK
employment to American labor ut in
creased wag", and in building up und
extending American trade in foreign
countries. It is u matter of history that
under Democratic rulo free soup houses
hud to bo maintained in nearly ull tho
large cities of the United Status to alle
viate sulTering and distress among the
working classes. Democratic policies
had closed tho factories and workshops
and labor was sorely distressed through
waut of employment. Thoro are inoro
thau 10,000,000 working peoplo em
ployed in tho workshops and factories
of this country. Many of theso were
idle and thoM! who wero not were com
pelled to work at reduced wages. There
was, therefore, a large demand on public
charity, tho ultimate outcome of which
was the establishment iu tho large cities
of free soup houses.
McKinloy's election and tho conse
quent overthrow of Democrutiu policies
was followed by u complete transition.
The factories wero opened, labor was
given employment at increased wages,
tlio soup houses wero closed, und tho
demand und consumption of farm pro
duets and breadhtuffs greatly increased.
Under Democracy u lurgo per cent, of
tho luboring classes lived on free soup.
Under Republicanism laboring peoplo
aro living on tneut, potatoes, canned
goods, breudstuffs, and in short, uro
well supplied with till tho necessities of
life. Toduy 10,000,000 laboring peoplo
on their way homo from work stop and
order a pound or two of meat, u supply
of butter, eggs and other eatables,
whereas lour years ngo many of those
people boarded ut free soup houses und
thoso who did not lived on scanty ra
tions. This change hns greatly in
creased tho demand and consumption of
farm products, has increased tho prico
of farm products, and has contributed
largely to tho prosperity of tho furmors
of Nebrusku und other ugiiculturnl
stutes.
Under Republicanism now markets
huvo been opened up for tho products
of American labor und of American
farms, with the inevitable result that
the foreign demand for American pro
ducts bus in the last few years been
substantially increased. Tho inereaso
in the price of farm products and in the
wages of labor in protected industries
has iu the lust four years put into tho
pockets of tho producers of this country
upwards of $2,000,000,000, au amount
fthnos as largo as the cost of tho civil
war,
l iinkes o big difference to the. farm?
trs of tho United Stutes, in the yay o
price, whether tho labor elompnt cour
nwicf each day 20,000,000 pounds of
0.1, (i.000,000 ouves of breud, MM,.
ME Of
uOU potitidh il lititur, 2,000,000 bushels
of potatoes, 4,000,000 dozens of eggs,
und a corresponding volume of other
food products and that is what it is
doing today or whether it shall be fed
ut fteo soap houses (us it wus under
Democrutio rule) und this vast demand
for farm products destroyed.
It is for this reason that tho Repub
lican purty claims the credit for making
tho fanner and laborer prosperous, und
it is for this reason that it looks to
them, with confiding faith in their in
telligence, judgment, and gratitude for
their support in tho campaign, and at
tho polls iu November.
Would Dishonor the Flu.
Chairman Jones of tho Democratic
national committee is out with
the bold announcement that: "If
Bryan is elected his first otllcial act
will bo to recall the American soldiers
from tho Philippines und leuvo thoso
islands to cine for themselves." Bryan,
sith characteristic strategy, refused to
cenflrin or deny the statement of his
national chairman, but there is every
reason to believe that tho statements
attributed to Chairman Jones distinctly
foreshadow that part of Mr. Bryan's
foreign policy iu tho oveut of his olec
tiou as president.
The blighting effect of such a policy
Heeds hardly to bo pointed out. It
would disgruco tho United Status in tho
eyes of nil tho civilized nations of tho
world, for it would put this nation in
tho attitude of deserting a post of duty
at a time und in a way that would re
flect selfishness, ingratitude, and in
ability to discharge tho high obligations
imposed by euliuhteucd civilization.
Such u polity would place tho United
States in the role of coward and would
hold this nation up to the scorn, con
tempt and humiliation of the world in
general.
All tho world knows, and tho peoplo
of tho United Stntes know, though
Bryan and his advisers may not think
bo, that insurrection, not war, prevails
iu thy Philippines. Roving bunds of
bandits and savages, not armies, are
going about the islands perpetrating
murder, robbory und other high crimes.
The worl 1 ut lnrge is holding tho em
pire of China to blame for tho cruel
murders und outrages perpetrated by
tho "Boxers."
The United Stutes holds the sumo po
sition to the peoplo of tho Philippine
islands, so fur us maintaining law und
order is concerned, us tho government
of China to its people, und the murder
ous Boxecs of China tire to tlio law-abiding
peoplo of China what Aguiur.ldo
and bis followers are to tho law-abiding,
peaceful populace of the Philippines.
Tho people of the Philippines may bu
capable of self government, but contin
uous strife and warfare huvo impover
ished these people, tho islands uro
preyed upon by roving bands of savages,
und it ia beyond tho ability of theso peo
plo, without tho aid of tho United
States, to restore domestic) tranquillity
or form a government of their own.
The treaty of Paris, voted for by Sena
tor Allen of Nebrusku und advocated at
that time by Bryan, placed tho Philip
pines under control of tho United States
und tho United Stutes is morally bound
to establish peace und domestic tranquil
lity iu these islands ut tho earliest pos
sible momout. To call tho troops homo
while tho peoplo of tho islands uro still
being terrorized und shocked by tho
wholesale commission of atrocious
crimes would be to commit a crime
against humanity and one that would
forever remain a stigma ou American
citizenship and patriotism.
Apart from tho commercial import
auce of retaining tho Philippines it is
tho highest, duty of tho United States
to prosecute conquest, until insurrec
tion, rouoery ami discord shall ou sup
pressed and tho mtety of tho lives und
property of tho law-abiding people of
the islands established,
Thero uro u largo number of Ameri
cans, Germans, French, Scandinavians,
and peoplo of other civilized nations in
tho islands, besides a large number of na
tives who uro friendly to tho American
peoplo. Would Bryan withdraw the
troops and expose all these people to tho
ravages of outlaws, murderers and
thieves? Would ho withdraw tho troop-
und thus give Aguinuldo liconso to con
tinue his campaign of rapine und mur
der? Bryan says Aguinuldo is u pa
triot. There wero people who said that
of Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr and
Jofforhou Davis. Patriots do not bar
ter and sell for money tho confidence
and secrets of their countrv. Tboy do
not conspire to rob aud inurdor a people
who iu the interest of bunfanity ulouo
accepted that responsibility and thut
duty which involves tho sacrifice of life
and millions ot money.
Aguinuldo a patriot! Perish tho
thought. History recites that. Aguin
uldo agreed with tho Sp-inish govern
ruont to betray bis deluded followers
upon the payment of $800,000. History
further recites that after having re
ceived aud dissipated tho money Aguin
uldo broke faith with Spain. Ho nf
footed to pose as a friend to tho United
Stutes, but tho diagnostic oyo und per
coptivo mind of Admjral Puwpy soon
discovered that he was playing ftiho
and for tho purpose of usiuur tho United
States to further his nw interests,. Tim
nfllonl nioswtgpu n file nt Wathgtou
will show that at; no time, did, Arlmiml
Dewey imp so ooiifi; Johc.h iu tha good,
fulfil yf. A;;uhiuld,p, Oq thu ouutrary,
Agawiamos iiepori incut was suoli at to
cause Admiral Dewey to mistrust him
from tho vory start. Aud yet, with tho
blood of American citizens on his hands
and with n record stained by atrocious
crimes, nuexiiuipled duplicity aud per
fldy, Bryan would withdraw tho troopa
und place tho Philippine islands at tho
moroy of this monster of iniquity.
Slut Itintllitt Ioiim.
Reports concerning tho management
of tho various state institutions aro cer
tainly not. intended to inspire public
confidence iu the integrity of tho fus
ionists. It is tho intention to curofnlly
investigate each ono of theso institu
tions aud give to the public an impar
tial recital of the condition of affairs as
found. In some of theso institutions
already investigated a considerable
amount of fraud has boen discovered, to
say nothing of tho startling exhibitions
thereat presented of ignoratico und in
competency. From ono end of the stato
to tho other tho Poynter udministration
savors of incompetency, maireasnuce,
profligacy and fraud. In several of tho
institutions the laws of the stato aro at
this very time being openly and flag
rantly transgressed. Tho offenses range
all tho way from maintaining incompe
tent persons iu lesponsiblo positions to
the misapptopriutiou of funds und open
raids ou tho treasury. Evidence bus
been found of state property having
beou sold und the money appropriated
to private use, and also of property hav
ing been bought with state lunds for
privuto uso. Tho t-x-iot condition of uf
fuirs obtaining nt each of tho various
institutions will from time to Jatno be
giveu to the public.
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