The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-07-02

Shall wo shrink from them--or Abal
We put on steam aud climb Often il
life we como to places where the way
seems dark. The question IL, wha:
shall We do ? People Of more expert.
ence would tell rs to put on steam and
climb. When we overcome such cir.
cumstances We feel joyful in our own
hearts and Say 20 ourselves, well, l can
overcome something be.ter next time.
Often We iesl that We are not making
any progress, but you do not aer the
seed spring up the very next day after
YOU have sowa il. 50 in making pro.
gress IN life. II you do not zee tho re-
suit right away be patient and you will
sos II some day. When we overcome
these We are that much happier for II
and can see better next time. Th
more you overcoms difficult places, al
though you will always have them, you
will be stronger TO overcome the rest.
Compare person who has not bad
those little hills 70 climb with one who
has bad some experience 10 it, and you
will zee that the latter will come ont
far ahead. This grand country on
which tho dag OF liberty 20 proudly
waves. was rescued from the very jaws
Of the British government. Il has had
many a grand up grade to climb.
Nations have set their eyes on il 10
see il climb and II las been successful,
Of which II Is proud. Nations will rise
aud fall, but It's struggle We will never
f4rges.
Not only the names Of those whc led
in ita struggles. but their deeds also.
Twill Be cherished with = memory that
will never die.
Their names have bssn handed down
trom generation to geAeration. After
all iss struggle, to-day what kind Of q
na;ion il ID We sea it to-day the
grandest natiou on the face Of The earth.
It's leaders were men who had TO climb
this graded track. They were not sons
Of wealthy parents who had plenty
They were the sons OF poor people, who
bad not the means to give them = good
education. fhey we're patient when
trials came, worked hard and made the
beat use Of what they hal. They are
the ones that We will :. ,nemher.
We, the children of poor, degrad-
cd, helpless race. eansp' we make this
our view, to w.,k fsr ebe gnsd Of our
people Shall @e fulfill The savings Of
some OF oar white b,others, that tie
only good Indian i dead one ? SHALL
we bear that name a"y i,.nger My
friends, DO nOt give n, yoar idea ahsuf
e'lac4ting tbs Indian children. ~htn
such saying come 10 four ear.
+ Remember Shen va rslllsa "a oar
people, We are not going 10 good Chris.
iiAn homes, such a. great msny ot
your ohildren have, hut We srtnrn 70
climb this graded track, and we need
your sympathy in our work. Mang of
ron when you made your start N the
world. bad every opportunity to Ts,air
what you bad learned. But some have
lost their foos-hold, 10 climb no more.
Do not expect rs - do better thar
your own children, when We are sur-
roanded by people who don't knows
nor realizs the Importance Of civiliza
tion. nor the value Of Christianity
''See your train 50 swiftly passing,
Bearing onward 10 its coune,
Meyer halting, never wavering,
But propeli'd BY mighty force.
'Tis an emblen Of lise's journey
! Through this land of toll and woe
Like il many mortals leave US,
, And We scarce behold them 60.
, Tines train that's onward rolling
Souls immortal are its freight
! Soon we'll reach our destination,
; For iIs never, meyer late.
just beyond US lies the city,
On tbs glorious plains Of light,
With its walls ell built of jasper,
And It's glittering towers so brigh
i There this train will safely land ~,
!, When we bid the world adien,
i Ii we strive to do our duty,
Ii We keep tbs prize IN view
There are Democrats in Ohio wit
honesty and msnlines- enough I
speak out In denuncistion OF tn
! .rauds which have characterize
elections In some portions % that stat
;. oflate. The Ohio Club, of Cincinnati
. when represents the Thurman sent
: ment in that city, has prepared a