Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

years "a a. s0rts X pursuits, including
running for Congress
A yolee. WY don't you use a little
boocleY''
! cid not have any, ard couldn't
get T. Now le, me say ght here that
II you would take 4 little less bOOdle
tie Government would re better OF
he way Z = Low the >euzt0rshp =
sod 10 Michigan, and whichever party
las tne most money gets the plum
Bat because had an easy time aud IN
Detroit, wouldn't have been a hog 10
come out and say: Well, these work
lngmen are having pretty good time.
don see what they want more" No.
s.r The rich man should give his
fellow beings All the chance there :.
Vow. / want 10 say something about
the poor people resrrv hg the lants. IL
the political platf0r Et : customary
u describe the soil a. ID heritage OF God
The SOL Ma pat into this world 10 sup
port human beings. How vas that
ehurch bullt which I see on that cor
uel livery thing ia il Was the result OF
labor. And 80 lC i IN every other de-
partment OF this great universe. Let
a. 20 INTO the origin OF property hold
ns- There + not piece or property
IN the world but can trace its title back
% force. And Il force was good IN the
fifteenth century, shy Is u not good
now, We don I propose 10 use force
but We don't want force % be used by
others We want 10 stop burglary, and
/, for my part, don't care whether the
burglars who buy up great tracts OF our
land are Engll-h or Americans. Some
political people say that we ought 10
shut down Ou iue purchase OF American
lands hy Eng re capitalists. But what
Is the difference IN the nationality OF
the burglar?
Il did not come mere o. discuss the
land question. But I Will SAY that any
human institution which tends 10 give
one class OF people a livelihood AT the
expense OF another class we are bound
To overthrow. | wouldn't forget my
Greenhack brothers, Judge Burlgame
and Wm. A. Berkey, who sit behind me-
We want 10 get hold OF the Government
% alter the National banking laws. We
don't want 10 support the wealthy
bank k-ho.dlng class, who are
drawing their 10 per cent. interest on
stock. These fellows have been hold
lng their privileges so long that they
seem 70 think IN sc privileges are right.
Now | want i - that when a working
man gets las wages Saturday night
they Will contain the value Of all that
he has produced tnat week. | want il
so that We shall eliminate all the ex-
penditures caused by financial enter
prise There is not bit of communism
IN that. When have worked week
what have earned = mine, and ! am
not obliged to divide il. | want it 80
that there viii be nothing but equality
IN this cOuntry-so that a workingman
shall receive his just dues. And now,
thanking you FOR your kindness, let me
conclude what | only intended to be a
short talk on an important question" !"
light shower fell soon after noon
but an immense crowd found its way to
the lake, and everybody seemed to
heartily enjoy the occasion. The prin-
cipal attractions were the game of ball
played between the Wood Carvers and
the Furniture Workers, in which the
latter had everything their own way,
defeating their opponents by score of
% to 3, and the games Of football
played between the Carpenters and the
Brcklayers. The Carpenters were VIC
tOrfoffs IN tbrcp STRAIGHT on mos