THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 4, 1901.
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McKinley's Attitude To-
ward the Boers.
A SHAME AND A DISGRACE
Administration Hostile to Cause
of Human Liberty.
ENGLAND'S OLAIMS RECOGNIZED.
Ours the First Government to Ace
knowledge Death of Republics,
They Still
For Freedom—ilay
Live and Are Flghting
Defers to Eng.
land Ad Nanseam—IEven Republie-
an Stomachs Mevolt at the Dose,
Most Useful Diplomat at Washing-
ton—Mark Hanna as a Presidential
Possibility—~Foranker Shelved,
tter.)
our |
[Special
To future students of
most
Was gton la
omenot
be the at
administrat
mystifying phen
times will undoubtedly
of the McKinley
ing t!
shams
and Amer
who voted for
last Novel
nobody
tol o«
hostilit
therefore
ty, ever sin
tour
true thi
MeKinl
iths of those
voted for
hundre
him
and wisl
are
nation to
for liberty sin
is a sty
it is
When the
other pes
he Bo
most
tions,
all except
has looked on witl
red Indian while the
men, women
for the san
fathers fougl
Kinley
bias
dom
tiny repu
forgive
terly
policy
ed to
power
comes the cag
The
ment—i. e,,
the first
England's triumph
extinction of the bh
republics! Ti
still In the field
tories and from
Britain to Africa! Certaluly
our cup of humiliation is full to run
ning If Messrs. McKinley and
Hay are so thoroughly stuck on John-
nie Bull they might at least have acted
with som sweeney while | lies
bleeding on the other side of the globe
Their eagerness to let the world snow
that are of J. B. Is
about indecent a performance as if
a widower shoul self
a second wife while trip
from burying his first. The fashion In
this country hath been the fashion of
Hberty The fashion being foisted
the South African patriots at the point
of the bayonet the fashion of
potism. In of changing
styles of fashions, Alexander Pope
says:
Be not the first by wt
Nor yet the last t
opposed,
continue
busi a)
among
new
South
over.
berty
they enamored
ns
unto him
on the return
on
is des
kit
Speaking
m the new is try'd
ay the } }
ande
Smacks of Ghoulish Glee,
The first line of that famous couplet
1 commend most cordially to Colonel
John Hay, secretary of state, and to his
White House chief lastead of being
the first to recognize the death of a re
public we should be the last, and then
roof as to the
walt till the
only on overwhelming
fact. We should at least
republic is dead
This precipitate action of the admin
istration smacks of ghoulish glee Is
there any rational explanation for this
amazing contrary to all
our history and to the desires of the
great body of the
one, only one
ing Americans have hitl
with pride
theory proclaimed by
pers that we neg tinted
Paris under the pr mi
If thint true
conduct, 80
people? There Is
self
erto
one which respect
ected
the
re
and that is
the London pa
the treaty of
zzles of
} what a
¢ been to us and
had the n
those guns been pointed In some other
~any other—direction and that Pando
ra box of a treaty had never been nego
tiated. but If that assertion of the Lon
don press, so humiliating to our amour
propre, Is true, and It looks as If it is
true, what becomes of that flamboyant
fetter which Colonel Hay wr to
General Dick—~Hanna's Dick—on a cel
ebrated occasion solemnly asse ver ating,
with bis hand on his heart, that we had
no agreement or understanding, ac tual
or implied, with Mr. Bull? Shame!
Shame! Shame!
and scorn
izeies of
ote
Gags at the Bolus,
Even the Washington Post, which Is
much enamored of the administration
generally, gags at the loathsome dose
| the
| wether
| ton.
| dinner speaker has made brilliant hits
| repeatedly.
| his boot leg, Just as other people carry
rendering
woked up by Mr. Scerctary of State
Hay. [It says:
Some da) The Post called attention to a
| pamphlet of the state department in
accept Eng
with African situation, to
boule annexation of
pt Eng
pam
AZO
vernment was made to
and even to a
premises Ihe
1d foot notes annound
in the text itself it
Republ “The
Free State
h Af An
Ora
ne
as "Orange
hus |
ent
wing with servile a
lead of the British govern
instar of state d
and inspired num!
ns to out « town n
mtry w nging
ntry was ringing
y-Paur
rever
nal }
Is r
of ou
and in our opinion the Ameri
peo are that view
The Post can place it
proposition that
admin
Anglo
A Nnusvous Dose,
iblica
jnealed a
4}
IT
i
away fro: he
the Dem
freedom
ocrats, the
A Useful Diplomat.
IRL ntal
rps
dinary pur
5 of the plomatic «
are
Not
at Wash
own country or to anybody else
ously enough, the exception is a
then Chinee, Hon. Wu Ting Fan
is smart as a whip, busy
cheerful as Mark Tapley. Hon
useful to his country by making
self persona grata to all with whom he
comes in contact, thereby
“Melican man” to think
Chinese In general
about, speechmaking
writing now
Af Serious purpose to
in
to his
Curi-
hea-
ngton is of any service
g. who
w and
Wu is
him-
t
as a bee
causing the
better of the
All the galloping
and newspaper
done by
remove
bim have
the an
tipathy which Americans entertain for
his race, and, as Mr
the philosophy of catching more flies
with molasses than
spreads or pours the ss rine stuff
over everybody that he in con
tact with. Of course, Lord Pauncefote
is the dean of the diplomatic corps, or,
to use a plain, everyday term, its bell
Unless he leads the procession
The hon
being
Wu nnderstands
with vinegar, he
he won't play corps is also
| ored by the presence of soldiers and
statesmen, but nevertheless and not
| withstanding Mr. Wu Is far and away
the most popular diplomat in Washing
He is a social lon and as an after
He carries his speeches In
thelr bowie knives or razors. Mr. Wa
has undertaken a tough job-—that of |
his countrymen acceptable
to Americans—but most certainly he is
to be commended for his good Inten-
tions
Too Coy.
“The lady doth protest much!”
In this case the lady Is Senator Marcus
A. Hanna. The cause of his overpro
testation is the talk about Mark as the
next presidential standard bearer,
While I am neither a prophet nor the |
son of a prophet, 1 make bold to pre-
dict that it will prove
case of “swearing she wi
sent, consented.” There
this country a man who
a presidential not
of a party which
show of electing
too
De ant
or
uld ne'er con
WAR never
would refuse
nation at the hands
has the ghost of a
its nominee, Nay,
more, there American
possessed of one chance out of a mil
lion to become president who did not
strive for It with might and main, If
Senator Hanna lives till 1004 he will
be the nominee unless things take on
such a shape that the Republicans
must needs turn to anti-MceKinley Re
publieans to secur? a candidate
gessed of a ray of hope of success, It
may to that. All this talk of
Hanna's shutting up Republican bead
quarters In order that one candidate
may not get ahead of another is all
rubbish. He closes up the headquar-
ters because he knows that be has the
nomination dead to rights if he de
sires It. What use has he for nominal
headquarters when ba bas the real
in
never was an
pos-
come
article at ths White House, the treas-
ury building and all the other depar
ments?
ton
which
more money
That would simply be a wan-
of raw material, a caper
Marcus will not cut, for the
he spends before the none
ination the less he will m
palgn expenses after the nomination,
and Mark
waste
have for oc;
frequently ponders, no
doubt, the Important question, “What |
will it profit a man to galn the nom
tion and to lose the election?’ Mark
nomination and election are necessit
to the Republic I'he
plans of pubilie plunder stretel tl
or till
to
not to chance wit
derstudy of Mark's
dend of their m
they nominate
whoop
jobbers
an
many years time wh
CANON good
Propose
sure in i
will Marcus wi
How
Ther
man
a heart
Joseph
Hant
Are the Mighty
is one Ohlo Republican
pre
of stone,
fenson
Fallen!
w hose ent plight
and that is Sen
Foraker, He Is a
in Hi
r rose and expectand
would
gallant, amiable mi
the
nckeye Republicans
once fa
Renub
Wher
sands expected to
Te for pre
ever he ereated a furor
was the dol of the young I
an nominee dent
he went
woul
flectio
aspir
was fillis
0 Al
ernor
known
Dick
Kinle)
age «
years ago Ow
nd
Is nx
McKinley
wt tern
Hanna
Dick runs Ohio
(irosYeno is ¢ {
Foraker
their
upon Hs
House
Va
MAr
| General
| bottle washer
o8 1D publie Pp
¢ favor of his enem is
A Ia Bourbon.
Dr. Richard Barthold, representative
in congress frot appears to
have the Bourbon f learning
pothing. He is und
making loud and violent threats as to
what he Is going to do touching what
he is pleased to eall a Demo gers
rymander by the legislature of Missou-
rl. He is going to upset the whole per
formance and 16 Mis.
sourians, including himself, out of con
gress. Of course, the good in
talking through his chapeauv-merely
that and nothing more He might be
willing to hurl 15 colleagues ont
but himself. never! Perish the thought!
He that the districts are not
symmetrical. Well, some of them are
pot bullt on Hogarth's line of bea ity,
but they are patterns of symmetry and
ws when compared with
by Republican legisla
nnsylvania, Oblo, lllinols
Dr. Barthold should re
his rage until he has time «
the landscape o'er
ite I
favor
St Louis
quality «
now
avorting ar
ratic
burst it throw
doctor
his
alleges
compacine
districts made
tures in Pi
and
Firat
the
"ey
int
istanter.
been a wi
emo
i warl, He ran amu
the Nesbit law, only to have the
prem of M
United States to up!
to have taught |
pears to left |
f mental darknes
In passing, It may be well to stnte
that Elbridge Gerry always denied
paternity for the scheme which be
his name and which is universally
adopted in practice while universally
condemned 1 he pe Dr. Rar
thold will resume hin } ppy frame of
mind when he rests from his late her
culean labors in congress
2 7
Qiu (iy
ly to survey
done, his Ire w
The good doctor ¢ not
ing
work In Miss
courts
have
ints
the
irs
i \ ww
in theory.
| and enlargement of the liver
| treated me the whole of last winter, but did not help
| me very much, so I gave him up and began using
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