The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-13

member declined to complete his
sentence, having been thus inter
rupted, and allowed his concluding
remark to 90 on the record as the
peroration of his speech, as we'll as
the expression OF his personal esti-
mation of the aulie ce.
Knocking his p'lestals thrice
with one turn upon the axis, and
the eX-C Colorado wool-grower caught
the eye OF the Chair, and began:
Sir: l move tha. sheep be our insignia
The fg-Ieaf, The raH.szsdn and the fabrics of
the modern loom, distinguish three and all
the grand stages or epochs # human improve,
ment. When Adam delved and Eve span,
culture and amelioration began, and Elem
became possible The daughters of Noah
twirled the distaff, and its whirr played low
to the Anthem of the deluge, wh,n the Ark
sailed miles above where you nsw sit, Mr.
Charmtn And when the floods fell the
surviving 0"''''' ''i % ''ie ''oo' 50 up 'ne
sninning wheel and the handloom On the
slopes of CancasiiC where arose the star of
our civilization and OF our sa'@1y' "L'el Is
and is 20 be. When the savage sheds his
covering Of uudressed and shaggy skins, and
assumes a garb woven of textile fbres, that
moment the darkness Of barbarism opens,
and the light Of Intelligence and liberty rolls
in, end rude man stcps on the scene, regen-
Grated and disenthr,rsl. Take you no heed.
how insutferablc would be life, in this Arctic
oo'u' were IL "o' 'o' '.'' an h'"'a'' whose
ooLz.,, in cI,,s;o como. and ,,orr
and which bas tba nower Tran. f,ro,od -.
art to 50 hold the natural heats Of the BODY
as to make habitable this frozen zone, where
in otherwise no life were possible-or if pos
s'oIe' "ouIo De unenaor'oie from an extrem-
~ 'o'' " ,''I @,' 'l,''' '''i9'9 WIN '''' o~
ha.t :, r,l,;..1 tbo d,o+rinns of r.Im,n h,ro
consigned all unbelevers and hererics. Our
wooiena and worsteds, our hanneIs and car
Pet'y' IN 'orn' texture ana aye numoeFleSs
,;,ta.. ..,' -, ,sl-' - '.'' ,. ''.
color. more rov5I than the n1rnles Of Tyre.
to which art has rendered its ornament of
figure and design, richer than the gorgeous
imagery Of the onent.-think yoa not no"
ma'h more potent oe these tor the SuoJ"S'-
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'0 0""'' mere 'ein'''''e' '"'
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,
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part oi Lhe Ha!l faiSed d poiHI ol or
der, III that this sheep-talk was cul-
mjnatinr In attack uDon the admin
is,,.ation The nn;ri was s,stainad
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I"aJ I"i IheI ieiii'I - ~ ''i''0
ton would not U6 il ofder' ne
member up concluded with some a.
Ipsion to his hearers bning . set of
.b.o, bool. or1 si,r1.tons Go br+
III q 'ii''iii0' ~ O'''O'''''70 = 'o0 anu IA
andibte thaJ the remark was not
taken down.
4 sable member Of the society.
hovino undarr,na The psual nraI;no-
;,,,..,, r. oldroso;,,r. +ba rba;, =,
PlPe, saiu'
1Hr President: do not speak very good
English, but my idea is that a muskrat is the
best thing for coat and arms. hear a
good deal OF tall talk, bat no good Judgment
from the gentlemen who have spoken. am
no LAWYER, but | can beat the man first up
bv nv native sense of what is right and
wrong, and if we 90 to garden-sauee for sym
bols. my notion is that cabbage head
should have suggested itself to his mind, as
the most appropriate. Nor do | agree with
the second speaker. as TO the fitness of the
fowl which he paraded. The owl or the
meat-hawk. is bv far the more exact repre-
sentative of the disposition and habits of this
body. Talk to me of the grey goose quill
pointed with wit and learning, and what il