The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
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sSu,seee,s ?. P9oAc ipIefSaes:: It VAS made
by h1nes Z. d4:l Koumas1s, aud by that gsntle-
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I..P .ss, ..,cAcu Hs pectat1ons: Noth'
ang ne nag re9d had given him an adequate
idea 0f the immense develoDments or the
Imatesial /, ,Mx xSisaf;on. which he h.d = ,e,~
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:. ne. eA.e'N, wealth. ana alt,
sna8nsnoenGe ni your .cMIei, and esTeeasleSI
the splead6fs Of New Yor3k, have. altogether
astS9htiished.s nit''s ana go,a. 81 IS yotit
Mlnor ~ PlsS! snch as ,Ggeyclarpd'
heye s49Jj4fleG!ly 9J amazed, j. me by
uYI ~ H4HA ftsutS ot ohes generap?ns
..,f sss.v,ifiy; us AMsl Ronde!1ng 9ver wnat ! m had
,,s. snu sSnugm!y ~. naed a oltna Ma;,ssa
tlle. tatt'thas' while there was growing sMp
~ sSeua gIeaE CSlnMeuclA actlv1tt, taeir
gSape ySpl eEaqnsly looslng their f7eer
uH ~ tne iOrMg o ;ireedom, .bft
~ 'al 90 .ca1 G9t9eF Enete nas 9een \ con-
y; sc &c ss.s,sG so, y a9uG xa
the candidate ne chooses for this or that of:
nSe, .losn PIes'dent down !ald, but his hand
s,guideeAoy a power behind which leaves
e a!!1 scsloa'X any cnoce. ManllestlX, who
~. ~ oi yQnl :cehsuteuGn never td1efmed
slat I 4:EUg, f't,1ens would 60 70 the polls Led
~ 4;.:Espss AmcIlca ex3en'PilHes At tne
yuasF ena g! !he s9eai scalf change ana!a
SSIus g tnat wngD nsl mas taken place under
SSYnday depotisms: Here It seems to me
:svcon'Ah9'" . puPpet ~ Whlctr moves ana
speaks.. az wire .puliers. determiner' NJ.
ots:sr. W no nseans tn'nksl fePuotcan m
."s.o,s n:s s asliuIs' opt tn'ny years eeo ne
s uso s.!H tnaf tae q Rlelltcans ggt Entir !ofm
visVsseIAtncnCoy happy acciden. NOT py
9lolsl ptofaeess ana tnas they would, have to
f GaGk a1'sss!!o1e tnSy 'ro9id 50 toSYprd.
WIZ mas mas f'nce happened seems to nun
!ustat.e1snas view, ana wnat ne has now
!, seen npo"Il5Me0;nln 10 H. america IS ~
III SHOWING ON LAkfER Al : SCALE ga y .ss,,
xi!i not work q they are intended q work
MaYa}n the iQrms rs OF your constitution there
politicisns sttocether uncon,e%pl plssed s. II ase
oqtset, which hes Ibecone in a.large pleasure
the ru!!ng power; EdnGatlon and the difu-
SION OF 'lract,ca' knowleuge, ne went on to
esy y'Noald, ,not i'1 men !or 'ree institutions
-. any :
Only IN SECONDARY degree question q
xn9wae"ge; s''9 ; arc ,.: no. :hs men WIG ofhcef
y' Mut e'scs'o,s MISCONCEPTIONS s..a anu
.;atnipu'a',on s o. your caaeuses ana conSen:
taSns. ana rt!n X2u1 Partlsan campaigns, all
eunca,ea .s snet, Anu mas snelr educatlon pre-
ven.so esN:.., tneln rom engaeM 1noi permltehgor
conuonlYg Yoe pf12s:fles, i29oy1ngs: ana 9th
efcorrups n;etmous ~ wn,cn s1t,ate tne actions on
o.syour & :;'',a. SS..lns.lation unue'stanc the
!naMsi ., llg4, ynut Cyil service retormers are
.n.as tsacniis a.h;s ai vicious ana DANGEROUS sys
's q soaf f' fec ice as" ;astita
tlons are 9mposlng vices which educated
It;s aas proven rowefIess We 10 Prevent. Free N
st'Intlqns can De o9tame9 only py citizeas. I, Is
SaCm oiwhoinis 1nstaiit 20 oppose every IL
;.,e:'..ns.e ~, assu.'p.,un N .suP1e-'
macy; esesy onc'a' eSSess Hx.s Q, Powel, however
.on.das ay Sstha: Inc aSesh er .h pa9se
n tr,,S1s ha.Ssr cs ;, te stie
= SIiu tlV3D!e. psther NV ~ "4!i Pey' cot!upuon
s4!e % .f5eel3 pn.. Vne trlal refer 20 Is
~ t4e asiespec!!ni manner ~ Wnich
mSnHa H a,S ha.t VIII - Eout IYprhas
stens s;! - - f'ti lio 'nat 1l, 'e gtic
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