THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA MARCH 91, 1901. LJ eo Senator Carter Receives His Reward. LONG SPEECH BORE FRUIT. Bacon Snatched From Grasp of the Pork Hunters. HANNA GETS EVEN WITH BURTON Chalrman of the Rivers and Harbors Committee Disciplined For Oppos- Ship Steal «Teddy on Sentence=Contradicted ing Subsidy Starts WelleMeRKinley's Op- timistie by History=I'romises to Cuba Should of the Last Congress—Louisiana Purchase Falr, Special Waal ter.) One of the most turbulent le bodies that the was the ington Let looked down that Sun ever diet, member possessed ATL $9Y AT MO sed an To kill upon Polish In assembly every absolute veto on any tleman who as also dead, for Potzwallum!” proceedi usually bers their swords were so enrages hi hey ran thro im and put end to him Senator the and as H. ( “Nie Potzwallum" arter perfori act for the om river harbor bill, pered, White House, two words for 13 one li Alle long 12 m. have And ward FPurcl distan an appol ase World and than the “Nie Potzw brethren r Hanna Grinned. t Mark Hanna gr As yen } : ! ny lon re ers th wernor and ( and \ lore Roosevelt, flippantly ! afloe nately yclept Teddy of the ith great sw He perfor: nate chamber, roof 1d to keep off the rain, while Mr. McKinley labored under the disad vantage of speaking to a vast course of people who were wing soak- ed to the skin by a steady downpour Colonel Roosevelt bore himself hand somely and delivered a very nice speech in a clear, audible voice and proceeded with the routine duties of presiding of ficer as though he were a veteran, He made a favorable Impression on all present. 1 take pleasure In stating these things because Mr. Vice Pres) dent Roosevelt Is a much more admira ble character than was Mr. Candidate Roosevelt, He certainly added nothing to his own fame or to the estimation in which American public men are held at home and abroad by his capers dur ing the campaign, But he starts well in the vice presidential office, The President, Mr. McKinley actually thrives in the presidential office. He must, Judging by appearances, weigh 15 or 20 pounds more than he did at his first inaugura tion and Is In perfect fettle, yet it In known by all who have opportunities for judging that the presidential posi tion Is what Mr. Mantalinl would pave denominated “a demnition horrid grind.” It made Grover Cleveland hag gard and hollow eyed, and, whatever else may be sald of him, Grover Is not a delicate or feeble person. He Is strong and big as an ox, but all the same 00 days’ worry In the spring of 1808 brought great black rings under bis eyes, and be Lad to go Ssbhing. As Hou nau wut with with a the = over con | tralre, Be Kept—=Mortalities and Fatalities | | lom Kinley speaks of Mr. MeKinley stood In the rain speak- ing to the people he was the pleture of health and manly grace—a matter for congratulation all around, Mr. McKinley is by nature an optl- mist, Surely he can claim to have written the most optimistic sentence penned, “Our institutions will deteriorate by extension, and our sense of ju will not abate under tropic suns In distant seas.” I humbly and fervently mighty God that the prophecy may be fulfilled, broken and The Is ever not stice pray Al but if It is we will have all of man with netly historie for frre cedents 4,000 of we pathway years nations are which did ex spraddled into peoples wrecks what all over politie doing took alien creation, hostile and and endeavored assimilate them All those are dead Let hope that may escape this sad fate, though we are following foot. steps. It be that immune to all the evils which wrought their de struction, but 1 to that have no evidence of that fact, Au con as the French would say, all the facts go to show that only hu Indeed “Uncle” welby M. Cul confessed In a fine burst of nited States sen out body to nations we in thelr Wwe may are beg state we wi 8h are man conti » 1] ators » human, It be observed tence which 1 have at even | that in the sen quoted Mir Mi unlimited expansion a conf . rl the but se continent presidential orator is ours, Mit our inst iistory? we are We are Does History Lie? residential opt road mapped Ll dent. But the preside believe Gr ] ' SH LE Promises to ( sents ‘ nn the feel g ] tion of the pn in the must be made bap resolu Apt I NUS, That is the Cu ich gol.” resolution In wh lared | our disinterestedness In beginnin It Is ms es called * n As to whether It differ Individually 1 or must live Cuban war metin Teller resolut WAS A lon resolution men will differ think It = But, wise what Is writ Is writ. We tot or earn a worldw Ide, enduring reputation for Punica May God grant Mr. MeKinley the cour age, resolution and fortitude to live up to that one of his Inaugural declara tions to the end that the honor of this great republic may be preserved! He will need a vast store of courage, res olution and fortitude to withstand the pressure which will be brought to bear upon him by speculators, stock jobbers and rascals who trade In patriotism Of course all sane people would like to see Cuba a part of this country. | nave no doubt that it will be sooner or later, and the more completely we live up to the Teller resolution, the fairly we treat the Cubans. the sooner will that desirable end be plished Mr. McKinley says and truly: “We face at this moment a most Important question—that of the future relations of the United States and Cuba. With our near neighbors we must remain close friends” The first of those two sentences contains a great truth, The last states a sound policy, If the pres ident uses his utmost endeavors to ear ry out that policy In good faith, he will deserve well of his countrymen, and they will with one accord rise up and eall him blessed. To few men that ever lived In the flood of time have such powers and honors been given as President McKinley now possesses. The prayer of every true patriot Ie wise nnd continue to ns UL Wise, fides more accom «hat he may use them In the fear of God and in the love of our country, Mortalitles and Fatalities, In November, 180K, there ed to the house of the Fifty sixth cons gress 360 wen supposed to be in good health, mentally and physically, and to be in the full of all thelr faculties, Most of them were in the prime of life—in the flower of thelr years, Yet now 10 of them—one out of were elects possession | presidential reversed crammed | | quoting the | us | the | ! up | : deserved and | every 24--are in thelr graves-—an as tounding mortality! Let us Lope that “after Hfe's. fitful fever they well.” Sadder still, two of the loutelle of Maine and Sprag gachusetts lunatic Retlectin e fact Abraham LI Hn “Ob, why should the proud?” had Count wl Pp His gon the O61 feels « favori em, spirit of tal be Woutelle 18 years in the as ber of service years years The In the politics of this country or of any served In ing the two for spent a mem CONEress he has yium while nominally the extended more, house, his cor gre over a period was elected in 1900 for tw making 22 years in all strangest thing that ever happened 1 his elect to he other 1406) tic asylum For a the wide under such wns lon CONETes n while wis Parallel time he long naval the peculiar great CO swath in hom se und unp circumstian Yankees all. Cvs RB are not I'he Louisiana Purchase Mot Jeff Falr, ax Mistake, ul fe not and had 1 penden free and been so cribbed over of job 1 west tough that we never could inental power, 1 power What a Jeferson defeated for the New a cont blessing it was t} John Adams Englanders were bitterly opposed to tin acqgu of Louisiana territory, of going so far as to declare thac by that n IN "Y) ition the some them magnificent achievement Jefferson had the constitution and dis Union. Jefferson bought it time for such a so that If Adams had de fented him the purchase would not have been then made, and the Mississippl river would be our western border. The $5,000,000 appropriated by congress to celebrate this beneficent event Is not the fiftieth part of the taxes paid In one year In one way and another by Loulsl ana purchase. One good purpose which the celebration will serve Is to start a Jeffersonian revival, a thing very mach needed Just now, for his principles are those of wisdom, truth and justice, No other man that ever lived did so much to make the idea of repre sfntative gov ernment popular and to make Its prac tice a success, The Hamiltonian school of writers and orators may nll they choose at Jefferson and his the ories. but after they all molder In for gotten graves his principles will sur vive to animate and bless mankind, overthrown solved the at the only transaction, possible today the cltizens of the Kheer Qu Art | 8 Monsters and Microbes. How the Microbe Would Appear If Magnified in Size to Cor respond With Its Power. 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