New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-26


clares that although this Government has the
power 70 make an engagement, u mas not the
Tha - nre1sa e S Nth ho, No
1O low WIN you put " doWn:..l say py
1oace. inese engagemenls are WritIen ID inc
Ia ~ law: My put yuse tnis suggss.LoltE
provision 80 Wlthout an act OF Congress to en-
! .o5f 17 mo- particle: Don't execute It,
any more !naa Rnyse1ans %
e4ecutes user; not q Dill. You ml9ht as wen
20 20 your doctor, ana get your prescrlptlon,
and lay It on the table, and then consider that
your nyer wouid pc IN proper CONDITION there-
no statute to put Constitutional provision in
pnt ie M0~' TITS ,s pfae1leal taiR ms =
eanse M end df
ery sec * Congress, IL says, s9ali nave
~ ene Pr9Vlsions 81 tnis ar ,e,
Sensible people, WHAT is appropriate 'ieeislss.
ene ara that fae &
Ryy fc na1 e3na OF er wmd
r. denied nv 1orce5 thini vo, shop p1s hsye
Some ieeisiation which would call ont force on
he ot1er sd oeST to so
and away from the
for more armed men wo,,ldn't vnu1 wv wo ND
have eatherines Of this Character for f,,rnish.
ing the Executive with that rigidity that ever ever
stand nm and sav IN the nresanca of the H,Jno
aa .. uR aau sly; tnH od tne nVlnS
smash the Whole concern." We have 1l come M
rinht to that nasS now s,,nroo +hat wu ;ns
ara oroani1ed 4o ;n4ofre WIZ 10
Of these rmaranteed nrivleaes. liite ~ con.
template the spectacle of a great Nation maxi o
cling. drooling sort Of helplessness. standine
up Before foT1fy.eisht millions Of n'eon1e an9
saying that it Would create a great Disturbances
There are some things ike infiniteiV b psaT
I like Justice a great deal better than I like
peace, and would have everlasting gan and et ter
you? The Almighty, NV friends. don't do
things always in Quiet way. When we have
a pestilentfal and maiarious atmosphere
and disease. He don't send quiet! sill
and stealt6V AGENCIES hit the 'f fh,,n S'ti
1nake come and in the comtiict Of tho en eemanta
which foiio1vs tho mir 10 oiaansod and n,,r;find
and We hreothe a9a;n With safetv any 1ba Iind
calRly and safeiv enioved NJ othe sS Knd ~
peace do wa rea,ire' T have said that tb 10
draws the dividing line. II does There 10
help it, This great, broad, COMPREHENSIVE.
National politics-this politics that reaches
from sea to sea, from one limit and boundarx
1n nnh5es me 60 an b vs. me sc;ens
which asserts the equality of mankind and
swears by the living God it will enforce it.
called SO before. It amt Democracy It is
politics. Now, Then, we have made these en-
RaRements Who made them? Here is sllp-
eome5ody talks State-rights to YOU. Take
down the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Constitu-
tional Amendments, and the more you read
did thew hecome There ia no such iiteratnre
on the face Of the earth. Concentrated in
twenty lines are the splendid Guarantees that
Absolute ennalitv Of noiitica7 nrivileSes. iih-
critics and immunitiese Not only that. This
great cause Of ours. embodied in the Union
es hnmanitV itselfodeciared ia 1he q" oroanic
law that no man should he interfered WIZ in
the enjoyment of his political privileges by
reason Of race, color, or previous condition Of
servitude. These engagements have been
made by whom? By YOUR State? No. By
the State Of Illinois, Indiana, or Wisconsin,
1t is this Nation that has made it with you,
and when the poorest and weakest of our citi-
zens, driven from the polls, takes the contract
goes up to this great, puissant body that call
the United States of America, and says: "You
promised that should have full AMI absolute
privilege in casting nm uncOnstrained ballot
and YOU haven't Kept your promise" what il
the Nation going to do about it? NV friends,
you had better repudiate ali engagements to
| that character. Ris n : right out Of the ground
| and the sol, on which we Stand is the splendid,
puissant spirit of our institutions-that great,
maiestic form whose brow is clothed with dia-
| monds, shining with light, and armed with q
| sword and a shield taking the poor, trembling
black man bV the hand. with whom she has
made the contract, leading him through the
files of his enemies and, with uplifted hands,
saying: ''By the eternal God, in whose inter.
est speak yoq shal, cast ballot, j9st exactly
ali the people That great holy S w waite
that comes from trtins With a. splendid gen
! more can we be deceived by appeals to mag
nanimity until every man votes just exactly
as he wants to; and until that time is rea .
the Qualifications Of a clerk in the Treasury ,s
Department shall be indefin itely pos1p'ned.
| of the occasion booming ali over me- desire
to add that, when the enemies Of our own
| country make up their mind to do some par
their disposition is SO manifest that they can
not DENY itl. they at once anneai either to
what they call the founders Of he Republic or
new one, Perhaps, to some of youEtouching
and penetrating to the innermost core of nv
| heart-that affecting story Of the Prodigal
again and again told as illustrating. the man.
ner in which we should treat our errinq
brethren. May be permitted to remark to
Inc Gospel according to st. Luke. where that
beautiful parable is recorded, read it through,
and, with your permission, VIZ close thiss
| the exact reading of the story of the Prodigal
Son as applied to the Prodigal of the South.
In the first place. observed that the old
| ready to leave home, had a perfect rig6t TO to
go. The father and the brother that re-
| manned there said ''All right" In the next
with him that didn't belong to him. Won't
stop at this point to note the diff
ference between that parahle and The
parable of the South. This younp Prodiral
Of the olden time, anxious to see the world. has
his portion paid over to him in money. He
| takes it in money. He starts out. He folls
among the Democrats AMI is. naturally
| enough, cleaned out. It is q sad story. but +
must pursue it. When his money was gone,
and his credit gone the Democrats had no
further use for him He was read out Of the
party. He went into the pork bus n IS He
He had no experience in that line, and failed
at it. He went to feedinr with the swine and
the swine objected. / never blamed the
swine. He discovered THAI a diet Of husks
and of east wind didn't pay, and with a
| stomach that hung as loosely and flabbily
around him as the 2 ,rments around the Demo-
cratic party of the c .ty of Chicago, sore-eyed,
down at the heel. without clothes enoueh on