New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-24
Some Donneny isms.

Wealth belongs TO him WHO creates ~ ~
These people pitfalls toll not neither
lido they spin, but solomon in all his glory
was not arrayed as one Of these fellows.
Every dollar taken from another with
ont recompens is dowr right robbery
If any man doesn't believe my state
ments, let him 90 down to St. Paul and
engage Bill Erwin to bring an action OF
against the Creator for putting such g
head on me.
No man can earn 100000 by his
i own honest industry. Not eventhe mis-
cradle little specimen Jay Gould can
tell YOU how he gets million together.
1 take great comfort out Of the words
Of that founder Of Christianity: Woe
unto him that all men speak we'll Of. s !
ldon't think the Lord referred to me.
4 There isn't:a poor, struggling wretch
in any part of this country that doesn't
understand, by species Of instinct, that
4 Lam on his side.
/ The Peoples party have not got any
sticks down their backbones. Wherever
liberty points the way, there are they
Pand their sympathies. *
Every man has got-to live by labor,
and the great struggle in this world IS to
get some other chap to do the labor.
/ I challenge both Nelson and LAWYER
to accompany me in this campaign, but
!. I don't believe you could drag them into
it with yoke of oxen.
II charge on these newspapers that
they are the cringing courtlers at the
knees of wealth they have no sympathy
I with mankind.
There. are only two alternatives before
the country-the lifting up Of the mass
es or civil war, possibly universal an
archy. When the ballot box was gone
the cartridge box was left. This A ln l
can people will never lie down and be
trampled into nothing by plutoeracy.
What did the Peoples Party do? It came
/ with the sublime declaration, Wealth
belongs to him that creates It! Inc
postal system was like finger OF lire
writing the destiny Of America.
They call us the calamity hoWlers,
but they are the calamity makers. The
greatest calamity howl that was ever
heard was the Declaration of Independ-
ence.
The worst enemies men have are those
who steal from them, and the next worse
those who would cover up the steal.
We are going to carry this state. In
Minneapolis the labor vote to the last
man is with the Peoples party. The
farmer vote is sold for the Peoples par
! ty. The light will get to the people de-
spite the screens called newspapers.
/ 1 honestly believe the votes of the peo-
pie next November will elect me COVER
nor. I shall not attempt to Cypress the
railroads. But shall seek to see that
the state government is not used as a
machine to Cypress and rob the people.
i You have no more control over the
railroads of this state than you have of
the canals in the planet Mars.
/ A Yankee described nothing as the
sharp end of stick whitfield down to a
point and the point cut off. That's
, what the farmer has come to.
Don't look for another America to go
. to- There is no other one for Columbus
! to discover This must be worked out
here. There never were so great ques-
tons submitted to the human race.
J.J. Hill not only furnished the re-
J publican candidate for governor but in
the generosity Of his heart furnished the
} Democratic also. As the old woman
4 said in the loft when the bear and her
husband were fighting on the floor: eff
4 / had my winters wood cut wouldn't
give cuss which licked" There are
two nationalities in this state, the Scan
dinavian and the Irish. This railroad
magnatc, and foxier man does not live
on earth, says now get some fellow to
hold the Scandinavian leg while we skin
/. Him, and another chap: to hold the Irish
1 leg while We skin that animal. And 50
Knate Nelson was taken up to hold the
leg Of the one and Dan Lawler to hold
the other, while the railroad man skins
them both.
/ Law should lift the poor up and give
them the joys and the blessings Of life,
and put class selfshness down.
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