The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-15

feet away; as soon as he caught his
breath he jumped up, came back and
stood under the tree and said, II will
ssana here; ypu's mighty foolish e you
think they a make the men on the west
OF b mountains lose sight of the
main issue, they are awfully mistaken.
we Know what we want and what we in
END To have. And l say now that one Of
the grandest things thatthis union can do
Is TO see that they dom vote wrong. Now
l will come to the Miners union. I will
say this to o In regard to that organize
ton. One miner Is a good thing, two are
better. three are infinitely more valuable,
and 1900 are still infinitely more valu-
able than three. As | say, l have little
strength IL this n finger, but with these
hard as John L.. Now take these
300 miners, when they take their tin
buckets at night and bid their wives and
children good bye, and go down into the
bowels of the earth 10 dig and delve there,
To work there until morning. Can IL be
true that the men who dug out about
thirty-tvo million dollars worth of val
liable wealth from this state Of Montana
IN the last year were principally the
miners OF this city. n we feel proud of
them. i ask You il everyone should not
feel proud of them. IL a man has mus
cles vigorous enough, and nerves strong
~ W NJ 1oWh lhto tie duu
labor there until he succeeds in extract
ing this precious metal, should that not
entitle him To our respect? And should
We not stand up for him; should we not
stand together. When ! saw that great
army OF men marching up the hill
miration. They marched through the
rain and mud; and the little girls who
were in the wagon with me asked IL we
had not better get out OF the storm, but
said no We will stand il IL the boys do. /
felt something like when We were march,
ing down To Chattanooga, thousands of
men together with one look of determine
ton on their faces. When I saw the
grand army OF men run from rugged cliff
To shaggy rock, until they stood above the
o with their banner waving over
them, l saw how a victory for the union
was won. When l see men with deter
mination, men with power, that are edu-
be united. | say the grandest thing that
can be done by union is to make IL dis
honorable to be idle, and to make il hon.
orablet to be industrious. / am proud Of
the Miners union and of all their good
plans and objects. / am glad to see
thus united. l was glad the other
night to have al opportunity to visit n
union OF young ladies, organized fer the
advancement OF their labors. All women
who work are good women a man can
get n house, and a man wants n woman
who can keep the house. What would you
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