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M'KINLEY'S WAR,
Imperialism imeslsterlla WU) Lea u
; la From WbUfc a Mattea
Kver Metaras.
Editor Independent!
Am iba oldeet lettlar and ona of work
an flrat and laat for tba people part, I
rlaa to Inform Anglo-Bazoo C.E. Bollock
that wban tba government carrie on a
foreign war tba people bara a right to
know wbat tba mlaaion and purpose o
tba war is. Tba attack on Manila and
It capture waa strictly in Una of tha da
claratloa of war against tba Hpaniab na
tlon and waa a right and juat thing. Bat
we Had aa a matter of foct,tbat while tba
navy and arm In conjunction with tba
Insurgents captured tba clt of Manila,
tba Islands tbemeelve war captured b
Aguloaldo'a force. W declared war
auaiust Hpain In tha cause of bnmauit,
Wa conquered and celebrated tbe victory
wltb a pcac Jubilee.
Now eoinaa tba trouble l'billpplnaa b
imperial christians, 1 Jesuit priosUaud
frlara. Tba people of tbe Islands believed,
and bad a right to believe, that wa
would grant them Independence and
libert fur which the bad long (won
contending. Wa gara them no recogni
tion and no aaauranoe wbat their condi
tion would be. Wepuebed tbetn aalde,
We aent mora war afiipa and reinforced
our arm alter peoise waa declared. That
meant war on the nativea for there waa
none other to tgbt. Tha inaurgent
waited long and patiently for a atato
meat of McKloley' policy toward tbein,
but tbe only order wer to keep tha
native back beyond our Hue. This
action would only b interpreted to
mean aubjugatlou. An fool could aea
that. Even "nlggere" aa tbe call tbem.
became reatleea, passed over tha line and
were ebot. , That waa McKlnley' aulfi
clout eauae for war aud mowing down
the nativea like gross,
I recollect reading a long time ago
about tha liritlsb army atuffing cannon
wltb sepoy and then fired tbeio off. 1
am unable to aea bow tba American gov
eminent oaa govern tba people of tba
Islands much better tbaa Bpain did. Wa
can talk Una, but) it la a in tbe fable:
"Walk into my parlor aaa tba spider to
thai!."
All tba knowledge of tba Philippine
lalanda cornea to ma from tbe blator
written by Murat Ualatead. It seems
to be full and honeat in ita statements
of facta, lie baaea bla imperial viewa
entirely on greed, aolflsbnee and
avarice. On page Pi) occurs tba follow
ing: "Wbat are tbe Philippine? Tbe are
tbe richest piece of aoil and climate that
have bean at bacxard In the world for
tnauy yeareoue that would be salwd if
it could be done without war, by an of
the great natlona other than our own
without hesitation. Tbe only acrnple
we need entertain tha aola reuaun lor
deliberation la becauee It la tba duty of
tbe government when there are Imperial
considerations to be weighed, that tba
people abould be consulted!"
Now when and how have tbe people
beu consulted? Ualatead aaa that we
have only to keep tha power wa have
and let it work Ilka a wholesome modi
clue and all tba lalanda ol tba groop. ol
wbicb Manila ia the central point, Mill be
oura without oonlllet.
.Nut wit belauding tbla propheey the
conflict la on a good sample oltbe
prtiptieele and argument of tba Imper
lallsU who follow llaleteadaud the fol
lowing ia Ilka unto it:
"With the bulk of tha North American
continent bulging Into both the great
oceans, it waa foreordained slue the be
ginning, when Uod created the earth
that we, tbe poeeeeeor ol tbla Imperial
AiuertatMi halloa abould be a great AU
atie power."
If lialatvad la correct about this fore
ordaining business, thru aureiy ''Mod
tuovee la a meterioua way bia wonder
to preform!"
America ia not Aaglo-Katoa. Bhe la a
oagloiberaliua ol all the aalioae and
baa a guverauteat baaed oa tha eoueeul
ol tbi governed and abould awvrd to
Olhr tha rlghta she claims lor herself,
It lae Asset tee nation now abaadoa
tbe tieeUralloa ol ladepeadeaee, tha
Moarua duetnae and the eoaemutloa,
and tweota a nation i( Ihievea, it a
'onh doubtful wbethor lht great
wealth, 'beyd tha dreaiua ol avarwe,"
will leally at ia our own aanda.
Ileal, we ! kill uS or drive oil tbe
people ol the Mea4 ol l.nta. rWom', I
e ap lie M.KiaW urine hi, pru(.e-
uoa. i.vea l am not et.u to are a
Use
Kansas Lump
Mock Salt
For Stock.
rttttl.t:! kit Uea, ItlfkMt 4nfa aaj Mala for iHtrtty
WcrU'g lafaaMJ), fife jgjf rrt.JJfM'aafp
ll'xjMMJtrw, Uaafta, If
vrttTMiN noci: aur co., sr, lows, jta
aJe 4gaata Ht Jfwele sTaaH MM ate) Herat $mH
great Income flowing to our ahore. If
we are to become robbers, it U well to
count tbe cost. It will take at leant two
yeara of war and cost $1,000,000,000,
mora of lees, after which an enemy for
ever to watch and control,
Hot appropriations, bonds, taxation
and damnation ere tha cardinal prin
ciples of the republican party. That la
evident In tbe national river and harbor
bill. In may be well doubted ondor
such circumstances whether Nebraska
will be able to keep honest self govern
ment and educate ita people.
Ml.u.runntinn ulnars will UDSt fore
ordlnation and even the long established
order or nature Itseir, wnen .applies to
tha tniilnir nl different nations, block
and white. We don't want an more of
There la a good reason wby Canada le
free and is not afraid of tbe American
boys wbo live alongside and are citizens
ol a great republic, any criminal eg
gressloo or benevolent assimilation on
tn part of either would be stopped In
abort order.
The populist party most and will
atand for right, Justice and freedom for
otbera aa well aa for themselves. VTbla
nation nannot afford to go back on ita
friends and allien In tbe Hpanlab war,
arbtoh waa a war for humanity, and then
become Immediately Inhuman. Tbe
problem of dealing with Agulualdo and
tba Filipinos baa become embarraslng
and difficult and will require much tact
nd skill la Ita aolutlon. in united
ritatea government tbrongb Ita naval
commander made oaa of tbem for a mill'
tary puipoee, vis., to barraa tba Hpan
lab troopa, to wear tbem out in tbe
. m t I.Tuib m n m umiiii. an in. iKnfl
aide and to do much damage to tbe
Bpanieh government prior to tba arrival
of onr troopa, and for tbla purpose tba
admiral allowed them to take arme and
ammunition which be bad captured at
Cavita.awd tbeir ships to pass In and
obt of Manila bay In tbelr expeditions
against other provinces,
The work aaeiguea to Aguinaiao was
wetland effectually done. Hut when
Geo. Merrlt arrived in Manila wltb a
commission In bia pocket as governor
general of tbe provinces the eervioee of
Agoloaldo were no longer desired. Mer
rltt said: "There la only one general and
I am tbe man." Here cornea In your
Aoglo-Hoxoo, foreordlnatloa and des
tiny. In my view tbla government got rich
and great by minding ita own business,
Expansion on our own continent witn
tba conaent of tha governed would be
luatlnbla under all circumstances and
conditions, but when we go beyond
such lines, following after destiny and
foreordinatlon it will be going after
strange gods, and will land oa in a bell
from wbicb no nation ever returns.
O. h. Tool),
Union Mills, Neb,
THEHANNA CARTOONS
Ilotnur Davenport tbe great cartoonist
In an article In the New York Journal
after telling bow to make an effective
cartoon makea tbedollowlng remarks:
If a cartoonist would have drawn Hun
a tor llanna with almpty big eara, and,
Instead of dollar aigns on bis clothes,
would have pot cheese, sandwiches and
rolls, the senator would have laughed
bla aldea oot, thinking tha man who
drew It tbe greatest homoriat. barring
Alger, of bia time, and would likely bave
Invited him wltb tbe President to take a
reatatbla aumraer borne In Georgia.
Dot if aocb aoartoooist bud drawn wbat
wa bave jost described on llanna'
clothes, wbat significance would Itbave?
It would'nt bave applied any more to
llanna than it would to bla private eoo
retary. Therefore the senator's laugh.
When yon calmly consider that the man
and bia money bave accomplished evry
thlog that he aver tried to do, then It is
that tbe dollar marks are unpleasant to
him, as It betrays bis character to the
stranger as well aa to bla friends. Take
a man whose personality provokes
blase on the street, whose face and
character and past record couldn't en
able bim to run for keeper of tba city
dog pound in hla own home In Ohio, aud
yet whose money bos bought him a pres
ident, the best meal cooked, and a seat
In tba senate, and whose money will con
tinue to buy aa long as thlnas are for
sale what other pattern of cloth could
be wear?
llanna and his relative (Tom Plntt)
do not suffr b cause they are drawn too
coarse look Intr, neither do they care par
ticularly about tbesixeol his ears or
how small his eyes are drawn down, bat
to put the dollar pinrk on hia clothes
buroa like so many branding irons, and
when the blackenake Is In bjs hand.onre
leeely fulling over the heSd of a skull
marked "libor," llanna and tba r
Ident and mn who know him from child
hood draw long breatba and take a
drive lu the open air. Ke)ially do
these cartoons hurt when tha same pa
lers that contain his cartoon you read
that memorable telegram be aent to the
president when he was elected to the sea
ate, "Uod regius and the republican
parly alill Uvea,"
It's tha truth that hurls; no one be
llevea Ilea nowadays. For Instance,
while la friendly conversation one wttu
Keaatoe llanna he eomuliuieated me br
say leg, that he didn't believe the ear-
toons of Mr, dry aa made aa much of
thetroi(Mirl unity aaleoutd have done
had I ben oa tha other aide.' Wll,
disrobe llanna and put bla elotheaoa
llryaa. W ul owd the dollar marks
mean uuhwa to reailad Mr. Uraa ol hie
(Hiverly or to stand lor tha money the
troeta would give alia to quit,
SENSIBLE OPPORTUNITY
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ing la tha moualalae and aorta re
atatea, and the rivers and trwka are
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13th ami L Streets,
LINCOLN, - NEB.
rlvera rise, often get oot of tbelr banks,
and Booil much irood farm land; When
a person stops and tbinka about tha
amount of money appropriated by con
gresa to keep tbe rlvera In tbelr banka
and save tha lands of A few farmers, we
may think that congress ia trying to
help the farmer, bat when w think of
tbe amount of deserted land in tba west
ern states wbicb, if tbe farmer bad aome
of tbla water there, would be tb beat of
all landa In tbe United rJtatee, for rais
ing of farm products, w think that eon
grew should appropriate money to keep
some of tbla water back until It 1 needed,
If they would build a large reservoir
wbicb wooid bold a part of tbia surplus
of water and then build a few Irrigation
ditches, tba could Improve and aave
much more land aid the expense would
be comparatively small. Then tbey
would aave the money which tbey bave
been bulldinor od levees wltb. and (be
farme alone tbe rl vers would be much
eafer, lor tbe water wbicb baa been
drowning tbem woold be many miles
away, not doing aome on else barm but
waiting to be of aome benefit when tb
dry season comes.
Market report
Chicago cash price for wall Aorll
20,18110.
No. 3 red wheat ,.7B dm '
No. 8 red wheat.,.. ....78 OLli
No. 8 spring wheat,
no. y bard wbeat..... nn
No. 8 bard wheat........ ,M mi
No. 3 cash corn...,......'14 tiHi
No. 8 cash corn,...., , ,.
No. 3 yellow corn
no, it yellow corn... Jl
No. 3 cosb oata...... ......., 27
No. 2 white oata 80 O'iMi'Z
No. 8 white oafa ,..20 ffliQ
CATTI.H.
Houtb Omaha. Aorll 27.
Beef steers ........ti.'JO to tf!1 ft
Mtockera and feeders.... 8.00 to 5 00
Stock cows and beifors.,.., 2,70 to 4,20
HOGS,
Medium to heavy ,..,,...,.$.1,05 to $3 70
There bus boon a afreet car strike in
Wheeling, West Virginia lasting several
days of wbicb tbe plutocratic press baa
said nothlfiff. Jadire Jackson, who is
famous for hla sympathy for capitalists,
oas n isiamg injunctions by tbe
wlirilernle aunlnst every body and every
tbtiiir.
NEBRASKA MORTGAGE RECORD
Official fig ores from all Con o ties In tba
SUM Eseept Baaaer, j
Tba mortgage record for tb etate,
aa compiled by tha labor bureau, from
all the countiae aave Banner, ahowa ;
that durin'g th laat six months of 1801
there wer 0,411 farm mortgagea riled, '
tha total amount being 97,003,266.40.
There wer 1,791 aatlsfled, amounting
to 9,197,147.M. The town and city
mortgagee filed amounted to 11,008,' ,
843,60, while th releasee amounted to
3,643,290.64, or almost double the fil
ing, Th report on chattel mort
gage waa of course incomplete forth
reason that a larga proportion of the
mortgagea of this clast filed with th
county clerk are sever released. Tha
compilation ahowa 38,839 filed, amount
Ing to 131,618,31)8, and 20,558 released,
amounting to f 0,019.359.
A comparative table of th real es-
estate mortgage figures for the post
seven yeara would be aa follows:
Piled. Ueleascd.
1803...., 138,847,033 $31,013,307
1003............. 84,001,318 20,178,743
1804 81,000,034 90.438.OUO
1H05 23,753,304 23,048,917 .
lilOO 10,474.0(10 18,3,3S3
1807 13,0.10,731 23.213.7A9
1808 21,303,833 27,408,070
Accidentally Kilts Ills friend.
At Omaha Fred Smith, a bartender,
accidentally shot and fatally wounded
hla friend, A. J, Robertson. RutltU had
taken th cartridge out of a 88-t'aliber
and handed It to another man wbo
wauled to look at It After dolog an,
tha fellow replaited th cartrldgea lit
the gua and handed It bak Jo Huilth,
who bad not observed that th man
had reloaded th gua. dual at tills
tiuie llobtnton. elrped up to th bar
and Hmlih, thinking tha gua empty,
pointed It at Huliluaoa ami told bint to
throw Mp hla bands, at Ilia earn lima
pulling the trigger, Tha ball struck
Hobla I the atHloinen, and b died
shortly afterward. Niulta mad no
attempt to e-ape, and la ahaoat proa
treud over th result of hla p'ay at
holdup. Reblasoa aud MmttU have al
ways been friend, It U generally
thought the htlng waa entirely
videatal.
TV Ur4 of duiloal Un it 4
tuniU ha eloei fcr.tltumi for III,
worth of 4 per teat refusing
Knta, laud by Valley eounty, tbe
lid U'U wet held by New Voth
dvatert, but the tUte will get th aew
bo.U at par. 1 bla la tha gtet pr
rka by the tmard t eoualy UhoI la
a ! His o h. tiv4 t-elaf vary
are ia th NaihW
C, Ppm br, wba hmk Mb4-
Itof of th mbuj let IjHilt, baa ti at
r dated deputy oil lwp. fof tba)
bird HreAloaal dutrleV
Patfunii e the itlvtrtUrrt ol
(hit yYft
INDEPENDENT.
WHAT THE LATE WAR SHOWED,
Kkw York, April 27. Captain Cogh
Ian of the cruiser Italulglt has an
article In th Independent on "Eng.
Halt Good WIH," in which be says the
war showed all European nation ex
cept, England were unfriendly to
America. II declare that th Oer
mans did not "mean fight," Captain
Coghlao aays: -
"No far as action cn b taken as a
criterion of thought and feelings, the
English during th war with Spain
wer with u heart and soul.
"When w got word to lear Dong
Kong and attack tb enemy, the
new apread about through tb
varlou club and xclted direr en
tlrnenta It wa supposed th defenses
off Manila wer very formidable) that
th channel wa heavily mined the
fort manned by an active and intelli
gent garrison, furnished with all tb
Implement, for detecting th pre
nc of an nmy and making blm r
grt bla Intrusion.
"Th Bpanisb flet on paper ap
peared to b aa strong a our own,
and, altogether, th attack on Manila
looked Ilk an exceedingly bard prop
osition, 0o much wa tbla tb can
that I'rlnc Henry of Prueala felt aor-
ry for us, II 414 not exactly aay o,
but you could a it in bis manner and
hi look whn beard tbat w bad to go.
"Wban I walked down tb wbarf In
Hong Kong to atep aboard tb BaUigb
and go to aea, I wa In civilian dress,
but aom Engliab ofiioeri, whom I did
not know, roognlsd me, aaluted and
aaldi
" 'Uj Jovel Youfellowaar tobav
tb flrat chance, after all
"They were envious, xpotlng every
moment to get an order to fight Hue-
ala. They wer vary friendly and
thought w wer going on particularly
hazardous service. Tbey wer full of
eonfidenco, however, in our ability to
take car of ourselve and eald, laugh
ingly. 'If you don't clean them up,
don't come back her. '
'After th battl of Manila and all
throughout th operation there, th
action of th English fleet ahowed
that they wer heartily with ua And
th English residents of Manila,
w found, wer nor ntbuia
tlcally our friend than vn their
compatriots In llong Kong. This at
tltud seemed all th mora pronounced
by contrast with th attitude of soma
of th other nations, ;.,
"I do not know whether Admiral
Chichester told Admiral von Dieder
Ichs that no on but Dewey knew
what th Iiritlsh fleet would do in case
Manila wo bombarded. Tbat wo
th runor, at any rate,
"liut th Germans certainly did give
us some anxiety, whit the attitude of
th English certainly saved us from
much trouble. I do not, however, be
lleve that th German meant fight,
Th French ships wer polite enough,
but th French paper in Asia simply
frothed at th mouth when they spoke
of ua They did nothing but black
guard u after th battl of Manila,
calling u bullies, out-tbroate, rob
bers. Previous to th battl of Ma
nila w bad bean coward and men
without discipline, wbo would b very
easily put to rout by th Spaniards,
Th Japanese seemed to b very
friendly." ,
' Of th homeward trip of tb Ra
leigh, Captain Coghlan wrltea tbat
th American sailors were vrywbr
received and treated with th greatest
kindness, especially by British officer
Describing tb reception of hi ves
sels at Bermuda, Captain Coghlan
aaysj ,.
"At Bermuda it waa tha aam story,
th Euglish wer mora than kind.
Vice Admiral Fisher placed everything
in the lelaude at our disposal. lie
said that If we would Ilk to dock our
vessel, th dock wa oura. II aald
that ho wa about to dock one of the
English vessels, but if we only said
the word ha would order her held
bock and glv u preference. We,
however, though very much gratified,
were obliged to decline th offer, a
wa desired to proceed Immediately to
New Vork.
"The Host la big with tha coming of
great events, I believe that China
will soon be going to pieces, and that
It la our duty to ouraelve to b on tb
spot- and protect our own lutereate,
Ve must atand aheulder to ahoulder
with England Wa understand eaoh
other, we speak a common Uoguags,
wa have common Interest, and wa
know that nowher else In th world
can w find such a etaueh ally. Our
poMetalon of tha l'hlllpplnee and our
iuUrest In t'hlua mak u on of th
great figure of th situation, and, I
heller that w mutt prepare to meet
our reponibllttlea Combined with
Ureal llrllala end probably with
Japan w en tranquilly await th
bursting of th tempest,
tcVtet at Ibe Mv le t ?
llihMUuiuu, Kugland, April IT,
1 be eworMMtoa rise la th prle of eop
per ia playlug bevo with tb leading
titduttrte la th midland. At Ky
h h betvhe of huudrelt 4. 1 iua
4 tea dteharge4 alne the rise la
, .4 prle of toelel Uga, aad bow In
stead of 4,0i- utea onlf 1,0oo re at
wutb there, The goverumsal baa d.
vuie-i it-it a ttv auv autre vrdre for
MrUhlge itIU wkti th preeeat
rle prevail, aud tmlara bave Iwea
Uue4 tttpi4Mf alt tb work poeit,le
1 be eUutrWel tfttiaf Arm are l4
j.ieg l-tlit the tt,s r' w.
on,
tea aai
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Being: lrg consumeri we are naturally large buyers arid
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offer all merchandise at prices
margin of profit. .
MISTSSUITS, SITS, ETC.
REMARKABLE PRICE CUTTING.
Ladies' all wool Covert Suits,
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Ladies' Crash Suitsextra fine
' at '
Crash Suits, would be good values at $2, our price $1.47.
ruie uovert, u-asn or rique
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Gash or Duck Skirts, assorted
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sow Grass Seed. It I not too
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spring. Tbe soil ia well loosened after
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Yellow Nansemond ( $ ) ,25 Per Bu.,
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Red Jeraey ( 1 1 en D..
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The Farmer's Exchange,
231 North Tenth St.
Will put on a!e llm day maple nyrt'p of an e
ccllrnt quality, worth double the money, 4 cans
for niiuiiiiiiiiiiMitiiiiHiiitiiiiiiiii 3 jc
3 3II1 cam (oiiutors for,.,. 15c
4 cant ito.tr rorn............ ......,35c
4 cantbfit l-I.K klrn if....,. .............. jc
1 k'-l N. V. applet........... ,30c
1 u'll prtlnl prdlhr jt,c
3 lbt of raUin .,,,150
Idlbi N. O. (1 uW'4r,...., $i.ik
iS lrt suar.......... 4. $1,011
5 cam gooU pear for,,.,,,,,, ,.,l5c
our idle continuri
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April 27, 1899
bv mner Unvr rw afne
w j irirss Bar war J ajrA aa bw gfm vr VeMI
purchasing power for when sell-
that represent a very small i
CJIA
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and heavy, CO 7C
r JH ailAtD
Skirts, cut ilaring, each $1.41
colors, all braid trimmed.
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$1.25 to 3.75
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