The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-01

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1T .=Egl-L.lIA'I- - since the days OF Matt.
STAND eYir. Carrentcr vas that vf
! f,rIae " E,li-.r ~ ~, n.,-;l
SON Thaatpr NIiIwalIl,on D,.,.brr 1871,
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"I'o ',iil'
I'l rom ic"lc|ii:S cen ; it"lS
tAat some of ms MISGUIDED supporters
might make Il DISTURBANCE, hf. feikel
was gwen royal welcome by an lntelll-
GENT and enthusiastic audience. among
whom anv '|ratten'' enr hoodlum would
have EarGd badly : iarac r,ronortinn
of those present wtrr. Den6cratS and
the Drmncratir Ernnctt Inv IeaGI,4
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inTI ~ .I t,,II We.
.iol,'' 'ii ~ - i,.,' ~
lile hleHlptf9 no ot'uPie' seats Oh tiit
stage or IN thI noNr: were ',eo. J.
Obermann, ". IL: lihiim; J9hn Naele,
i1uGh ryan otIo hiiVesl' n +. II. lie"li' ;
T. -. hoiehs' r. !; tai Naikenhuf2i,, M ,
y. +. liuhter, /. VI. hite ana W. j.
turner. ~
IresideiIt ,'eofge >. ''eIiIi7hii, ."i
tiie bSl1ilttt Ia" l-easue' iIl'uG q pilt'
speech, before l,IeStilllii2 NJ ftlker 90
| liie auiieiict. lie iila'ie y .GiiiS poiht
"hel' ne s"lo' 'tA'i,th7 |" ny 'oiii
Tee that went 10 nadlsoh curing IN"
last session OF 'he ics,sialllfe 10 loDhE
| against Il piil iitehded 10 uiScollui nue. "
lte 'cacHihS OF German III 'he pupilc
9'Iiooi9
Now 1t - Slhsula! idtl lIidt every
thor,' td nrn4o, tIn ,or In,,,xa -,
~ l,i.
Renn"tt law aS if * in he tnnIansn' 81 !
| do moi think there is any kuow-noth-
i,r in hot | "a ,D,.l-.
of it at all. \ TREND said To me This even
mu-a GOOD Dcmocrat-on my way over
here. if you say ANYTHING at all Just de-
fend our action. Gentlemen. | do not
think it needs any defense. IApplauSc. |
I rather think. as a Democrat that the
Democratic leaders who inject into the
Marty platform n blank that does not be-
fonG there and drive from The marty ~ :
0oll GOOD tarnest Democrats. mI,.t anolo-
cIzo. Applause
When Nr Felkcr was introduced
tbarn nac r;n,,;n,, n,,,,Ian,n Ia rn.
49, 10: ="
NOV Go his oSeiLo"'' I"'9 ilia notes Oh
the desk BESIDE INN, ana began upon Il
speech So full OF earnest elOqucnCc that
for nearly two hours he was listened to
with the most intense interest and
when hn had tnisLeI bn was ,,iv.n
three cheers that voutd have warmed
tho hort ~ any orator
n - I'',s,,, I,- c,1;,, .Ln+ l,;,,. 1;,,I
ne pesa.i ny Say li5 tilil i laEilI7 ilNTd
| IN Wisconsin since lot9 ne lcit lha' ne
! had a right TO be proud OF MiiWaukee,
as the common heritage OF the people OF
the state. lie was not long III getting 10
the Bennett law, and he first disposed
of the windy argument that the public
school system of Wisconsin was found
ed bv the Democratic party. He said
JLapprned fo live in this state when the
present constitution was adoptei. we
had three parties then in this state. the
old Hunker party the Free Soil party. and
the old Wing parry and they We're all
unanimous upon the recent provision in
the constitution regarding the support and
maintenance of the common schools. Ap-
plauSe. The Democratic party no more
created the common school system Of this
country than they created the world or
the city OF Milwaukee,. Continued aIt-
plause. Bnt, gentlemen. now Jtal-
ouSly did theI guard ana care 1or
that schuol Ialu ne CONSTITUTION was
aaople4 III rotn anu ~ fl, ir h i,t't s o
NH ~ 81 st eTery doliar hera ',. vas i
school fund. iaGplausel and to-dav there
arr lying in the treasury OF the state of
Wisconsin 100000 Of the principal OF
mortgages so worthless that the lands upon
which tneY We're given to the protegr;>