THE OENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., FEBRUARY 7, 1901, HAA CLARK Senator Towne’s Master- ful Speech. HOAR'S POINTED COMMENT, Said That All of Towne's State- ments Were True, HOW REPUBLICANS MADE ANSWER, | In Successor — Hrilliant Noble Tmmedintely Swore the Orntor's Opening and of a Great Closing Address, by Voeciferous Applause Galleries — Addicks of Role Greeted From the Delaware In the of Dog In the Manger—Nebraska's Senatorial Muddle Still Bolling=Ship Subsidy Steal Certain to Go Through, SDeeci pe M An Sel one on our side he says Is true which it is b body's Inspection The Was ther, with a sort of ghoulish glee the of the Towne's speech tor Clapp. his Re fore Towne's friends and admirers ceased to congra he had gather That is a fin« “Th Post hington remark t that Answer cans to Sena in successor, he had to swear In was nnhl e ANSW sheer brute Towne's Boller champion lown Maker of se) at the Exordinm Versas Peroration Beginning, senate arch ot . mute »¢ : organ i ) ' { ne appeal n my opinion tieth century | * fn fatal, t Whe peaceable tra teachers, mechanion and artisans at Manila. Whom do they represent? They claim to speak the ser ments and sspirstions of the Philippine people Of what do they complain? vot them by force of arms of an alien and arbitrary rule. What sation thus ameris its power aga net them? The republic of United States of America, What Is it they desire? Independence snd self government To whom do they their Let the answer be made In words of the petition itaeif “We have not hesitated therefore, this sppes! to the United States congress, trusting that the latter may betier uh ferstand the rosl alma and sspirations of our people. Therefore the Philippine nation, bearing in mind not only the berole history of America, but also ber sacred tra dittons, her humanitarian doctrines and her demo cratic institutions, sske of Americs to conse het persecution of men struggling to be free against greater odds and grester wionge then those which he & its rejecti v eddie e Lowen not ste prejudicial, free Institutions of { mere They are lawyers, doctors are the signers is petition? leamen ants, Of the amertion the J resent appeal! the to present inspired the fathers of the American repu bile, We ask this of Americans in the name of Washington, in the name of Jefferson, in the name of Lincoln, in the name of justice and in the name of God eternal, Judge of the world.’ Sir, 1 confess that this appeal moves me What American can remain ins wnsible to the unhappy plight of a small and relati feeble people en gaged in a hopeless contest wi (h a vastly stronger antagonist for the yern ment Is not there something infini in the circumstance that we #l id today the very power conferred upon us by to subjugate Hbertios against vely sacred privilege of self g tely pathetic be using Hberties | A Weaker nation invoking us and whom « 10 resist our REE? A Noble Peroration, he perorat his new Gallery Appianded During the delivery of this peroration the app! in the galleries was so vo ciferous that the Hon. William P. Fry: pre gident of the senate, threatened have them cleared that he would have liked to clear out Towne with the galleries I heard about half an hour of Towne's speech myself, and of the things that struck me was the awfully bored ex pression on the face of Senator Frye If some senator had been making as strong a speech on the other side an Towne was making on his side, the genial face of the senator from Maine would have glistened like a new moon The Honorable “Gas” Addicks, Macaulay says that at the close of the Seven Years war all Europe In arms conld not wrest Bllesia from the fron grasp of Frederick the Great, and while it Is a far ery from that mighty monarch to the Hon, "Gas" Addicks It is nevertheless true that it seems utter Lee to I have no one | star engagement as dog in the manger, | Twice doubt | 1y Impossible for all the good people in Delaware to wrest that tiny common wealth from the grip of the greasy hand of boodle. Addicks, like Alexan der Selkirk, seems to be monarch of all he surveys, Addicks Is playing the he has produced a which for two years at each time has caused Delaware to have only sen- ator. It would be strange indeed if for deadlock one two years he should produce a dead lock that would prevent Delaware | from having senator at that seems cisely what Is § happer Nebraska the config ing ambitions of Color ward Re water Assistant Sed Meiklejohn, Hon Thompson, Mr, Maine hered r of k nny Out in Ship Subsid Terms In Falconry the seizes Wig and th he mal tle I= tern ng of a hawk tame and get wd reclaiming Hawks whet f bells fan md the legs by two narrow called This Is to discover them more easily from thelr wild brethren while flying and gives notice that they are trained birds This has saved many a hawk's life from the gamekeeper's gun. A leather thong, called a leash, Is attached to the jessos when the falconer takes the hawk on his fist in the fleld and the same leash is used to tie the bird on the sereon of block In the hawk hous Always when the hawks are earried into the field for sport they are hood ed to prevent from fAdgeting about These hoods are gaudy little helmets coming down over the eyes and fastening with a strip of leather at the back of the head, Usually they are colored and decorated with a feather iu the crown. ~Cassell’'s Maga. sive, in training | tened leather aye thongs josnon them A MISERABLE MAN. oo Even when the disease was far advanced when there were hemorrhages, night sweats, emaciation and gre at weakness, vt Golden Medical Discovery” has « ured the disease and restored the strength Two Years and Six Months Sleep seems to be in many cases a matter drinking desert life clines the ying, WHAT FEW MEN KNOW, Without Sleep. is that simplest to health lungs is but sumption there as dang catarrh In commonest form 1s a4 menace not but to life Catarrh a step removed from } should They or merely of the con of and whose de. ter, ter. from catarrh habit, just as are habits, The leads to abs offer of a dr “No thank you, He dr his own can eating Arab ftemion L) ffections fore neve Are ero or twely Lien can go | INKS Onis i gaged i h ransiat he Scrip- say, tures and rgans of res; say that ERT TABLET p Orga Par ni A nerve tonic and blood builder. to § a ¢ b 1 re th) fr oO! : $2.80, 50¢C. § with our bank » to cure or refund the money paid GO PILLS SO CTS. 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