The Yakima Democrat -- Vol 6. No. 2 -- September 30, 1899.

Abstract

"Roosevelt, who by the grace of boss Platt occupies the great office of governor of New York, in a speech opening the republican campaign in New York last Saturday, went even farther than any republican orator has yet done in his strained attempt to make a virtue of expansion and to vilify and malign the millions of people in this country who are not believers in President McKinley's policy of 'criminal aggression.'"