The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

set Of idiots. They have succeeded enough,
have learned enough have information
enough, 60 find out what is for their inter.
est and to pursuc il. Md think In the
early days Of next November they will
prove 90 our Republican opponents that
] the Democratic laboring men are wise
enough 10 vote the right kind Of ticket
and for the right k'nd ot principles.
| Applause ono wori morc aud | will
bring my remarks g. a close. ! want
tu say one word mDr tn the young men
In this audience. hope that they will
never iursct the considerations ! ana about
to present to them. Nou have certain
rights that IL IL your duty tp uphold. but
Ia uphodiug them II is also yonr duty not
to resort to violence. My friends, the
cause Oi labor N the cause oi Justice aud
right We are told In the GOOD book that
"Tho lnborcf Is worthy ol his hire II is
Gods own revelation 10 you that
YOU aw worthy oi your hire. and
that principle, that doctrine must prevail.
Al he'll can't pryail against you
lApplausc. II ~ not necessary tD resort
to doubtful methods, it is not necessary 10
resort 90 strikes and violence. Your
moral force Is 10 great the force oi your
votes n Fp great, the necessity ipr your
! labor h m great thai no man can stand
against your rights and hope 10 boz sue
| cc-siu Therefore, ay a. YOU Uphold
your rights aud du II according 10 the law
oi the land" lAppluuao and a voice
THAT is right, and another voice.
That's the way 10 thlk, tool Uphold
/ them, stand by them, preserve your read
I able onuns and don't .gt them run Wild,
b but at ihc same iimo don't ict them
/ grt too colt. Laughter and up.
plgusc You have heard Republican
| speakers get 40 and fuy that high tariff
| b. necessary in order tn give high wages
/ 10 thr luhonug men. Why, my friends,
/ the llhOriug organizations Dl this country,
| some ~ them, may not hD exactly night,
| F1mc oi them may unri amendments in
/ ihuir constitutions and their mode oi
7 procedure, bat tie uHkUl truth D.
ihIt the labor Of fun.Eiiuns Of tho
! luitrl States ltp done moro
| 4, HUCufr good wa. to the abUring
/ mon OF America thau al th0 iadI laws
I that over we've. ltf"lt applause That
I B. thr truth about H. Every honest man
: Who knows anything H'HHl ih" sgli 't
/ knows Ibo truth nhuit o. Therefore !
Hy 90 you, uphold y0tu rights. Maintain
/ tI"m. DO not Jet ANYBODY tmWplc them
/ under luui aud hcli.sH That God, WHO
! midu yuu to enjoy uI, earth and 10 pro.
. pfrr yourself iuf q hrHf WUr.l hereafter,
! v.II aon 90 it that you arc not doimudcd.
! Applause
! 1lprmlnlcroihn speech vaB devoted
o. thu tHuu question, covering much tho
I uWH ground Bee has gone over iu h.s u.ucr
fprgrh.H during his irIp through Indiana
To concluding it ho HIl 'rhouid this
surplus taxation bu rgMHfc land thc 6 lDl,
J UIIuIl which it ncClt HIy brings into thC
United States iruasuy annually, where Il
lies us mineral IN ihH mIno b.ipru iho
miuot hHs come with bis pick and shovel
to take b Oul and bo Yri into your pock'
ols Dr into the pockouUi thc people FROM
whom 10 s taken. Il would serve 20 nol
every wheel in the manufactures 0i this
county into motion 70 would make every
manufacturer bottCT able iO employ th,
wngr oifnor aud 10 pay them vel and
max" every other mlH n business in th,
country hotter OF tNppIausol
Judge Thurman spoke ihIriy-0no min
utos aud WIS cluaey listened 30 by th'
audience lie spoke boz strong clear tone
ani H"cmod well able 90 Keep going Tor
, some timr longer without special fatigue
GJy. Gray spoke NJ .Jmc longih ifgu
the mme platform. and WIS followed 10y
, Cot Nation, the Den. .rm''r candidate ip
. Governor While iho iGig' was awaiting
, tho departure Of thc im.n from Tie depot
be- was waited on by hc Normal CLUB o
/ the Dcpauw UNIVERSITY which cairici oi
4 lively conversation tith iho judge lh'