The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-03
sEIsESADED; LOGAN.

was perfect pandemonium Of shouting and
singing. The front Of, Gen. Logans house
was tastefully decorated, while many Of the
generals neighbors manifested their
kindly feeling by displaying their ban-
ners on the outer walls. Gen.
Raum; very neatly presented sto{ Gem
Logan the congratulations Of the veterans
AS Logan stepped forward to speak, he was.
greeted with tremendous and prolonged
cheering. He was often interrupted by outs
bursts of applause, which attested the hearty
approval Of his patriotic utterances, and
especially of his declaration in favor Of,
upholding the integrity Of the nation and the
protection Of all Its citizens at home and
abroad This sentiment was received with
cheers that continued several minutes When
the speaker mentioned the name of James
G. Blaine, there was another perfect tornado
of shouts y, ,2- X 51$$5 AS
LoGAN's woRDs
lows: l&. ..4 100 - =. &. -
Comrades and fellow citizens: The warm ex-
presslons Of confidence and congratulations
which you offer me through your chairman, i'm
press me with deep sense Of gratitude, and I
ticipaIng friends for this demonstration of
kndness and esteem Your visit at tliis Stime,
/ gentlemen, Is interesting to me in q double as
l. RSSus 1Ap SAplACAo VI Jul COuuOA CUuuIEys Gtu-
dering tribute to me Us a public man, meet you
with genuine pleasure land grateful acknowl-s
edgement. Coming, however, as you do, in the
sailors Of our your visit becomes feature
refeotiohs. Your sssembiage is composed q
/ Qnished the comforts Of home, severed the
friendship and yielded the gentle and loving So
ciety Of family to brave the dangers Of the tented
sickness IN climates different from Fyour own,
and probably to yiedfup life 1tself In the service
or your country: Twenty three years ago, gen=
upon the portal Of manhood, eager for conflict
with world which promised to bring you honor
riches and friends, and Q life Of peace and ease,
manhood, or radyanced TO the opening scene Of
dansered county You aid not hesitate to leave
anything for which we strove in this world, to q.
BECOME DEFENDERS OF THE UNION n
without the incentive which has inspired iuen Of
other nations to adopt military career as a
billion ind ASSENT poef Il Ice sss T. aa
safety Of our country having been assured and
rs territorial integrity preserved, you sheathed
lmusket, housed the cannon, doffed your mi
forms. donned the garments Of civil life, buried
8 atred toward our brothers Of the South. and
to the waste places ana cultivate tie
arts Of peace, until our reunited country should
be- greater, propder and grander than ever before
r.
spective Of the past since you responded to your
country cal, and mighty changes in The event..
fui march OF nations have taken place This
heads Of many OF you who shouldered yonr mis-
kets before your first beard was grown, VA I3nt
however lightly or however heay1 It has dealt
has been untouched and that your iovS
for y. country has but been 8 intensified
lican, its birth announced the conception Of
higher, broader principle Of human igoyernment
G IN mad been entertained by our forefathers.
mansions Of the com1ng tact at that early. day.
me me morning sun AZ length iteame II fun
Of our republic We began to .eiye Gem srs
Inc IN Vitality to Il the x declaration Il Of i've,
that an men are created equally and entitled
pursuitot happinsss The Repubi ican party S was va
The unquesttonable agency which, bore tffesa
Ellie 70 the waiting age and It was the Demo
upon the field OF battle, and sabseauently and
lcan then, represents tie latest fruition Of
ye upon the theory that the nS E
PRINCIPLES still moro advanced shall compel it
e e measure 1,.a 81 its step with tho march
ss Which vi g has fa ahs Wal ~
u u,, GO long as the Democratic party shall
ftl,ng either IN open to the
sna lSSSy ose III III
publican party be charged with. the administras
lion msl & {; cs # Ills arraien-
no passion nor reopen settled questions. I Int
utter the calm, sober words Of truth. II saw. thai
until every state in this broad and beneficial
political rights Of the nmbiest Of it, eitisens a
Whatever his COLOR, until projection to American
citizens follows the Gag at home and abroad IN.
by the Republican party shall he placed beyond
the danger OF suhversion; until American labor
and industry shall beSp protected by wide and
mense resources and place every man upon the
plane to which be- ys reason Of his
genera ns our until we shall lave
WISE AAERrcAN.p POLICY,
knas VIII not only preserve the place with other
honor bis government at home and eyery aivifo
tzed NATION to respect onr flag; until tie Amer
lean people shall permanently establish thor
Ehtesswill preserve and foster fheir interestst
n mini by Englsh theories or Golden
ssn1s, eeha. until A. Is, conceded beyond SUBJ
rpon the basis Of seIf
fng nation. and the fatal doctrine Of indepenient
soSe npon which the civil war was
out Of which continued revolution II bor eG
III incompatible with the idea Of the reputs
TO- me Republican party viii have much WORK
me standard bearer party IN t6e en- an ,,a ~
palRnis Hon James g. Blaine, known ti,Tn;ioh
ses Land q and abies
nositlon by the voice Of the people in recosDia
sGm q az especial fitness for the trust and IN
brl11iansa,eon Of the surprising combination Of
4eseaIcn that has made him one Of the most l ~
w., SADIE figures Which have aDpeared mon AZ
man s 81 sGaIeeraft In my period. That such
Ia : aa ret,,.,, nave enemies and detractora
~ uAtuIAl AZ That
s H. messed with parasites or that thera
snGa,a exist small and envious minds rhieI, seaS
mtats or s snns WHICH they can hope
these and lead the I,osts ~ eser
n November, Is hs cert aii, as tiie sissSs
o ~ sne seasons Or the rolling Of the pisrea
you tor This visit of ratulatfon mn
ments -, =
The speakers who followed Gen; Loean
were heartily oheered They included Sem
gofs Plumb md Harrison md Cong ess,nen
cutcheon Of Michigan Goff of West ytrpinia
4. q. Pethbone Of Tennessee and Bayno 81
pennsylvania For two hours tho sirest
Along the entire block was densely crowded
With the shouting. weltering crowd suci,
,EnS intensity Of and good feeling,
y rarely seen.
IN the past thirty tyo' years 261
families 81 Dukes, Marqnises and
Earls, embracing 4, 500 sciions. ana
filling {, 228 Offices, have Obtained from
the British taxes, under / Tia
~ borough pension that has lust been
8c { the sum 81 1884, IA. no. q