Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-08
press and 1ntluent,s

opposition press and 1ntluentlal y
rectly Interested IN the outco@ al a
times the object sought to hn :, q
seemed far away. but we have a. NJ Ool
under adverse circumstances nn p'i$ I
victory is ours, and we arc noI.
awaiting the return of the mo nVla9
treasury by those who wroncfnIGI!
away. OF by their bonGsmen wbn y
ing every eXertion to prevent on a.
lamlty to themselves. 'uC
Your command to repeal t. oa;.
nett law was obeyed at the earliaeIttIo y
moment and that instrument Of tf'C W.. y
to many good citizens was con np,3
oblivion, never to be resurrecta~ |
state so long as the Democrat y
in control. The calamitv y
general educational infpros,
the people which our @S
pictured in such strong c cp,]
case of Democratic success has mt CS \
pass. On the contrary the little rad
house was never so soundly prons,l
it is to day, nor marking more nm NY
nor the children so happy. F
The two years of ot1lce-holdjno n
so nearly passed have not been NJ
ant because we have seen that All Y
of the state have been fairly nm,
and happy. The complaint of shorI
crops on account of rains sent NJ
Washington, which could and WmI
been charged to the Democratic NJ
ministration, lost it's force when N
cleared and the crops came forth
than ever.
And now, gentlemen of the conu,I
the forces are being marshaled n
sides for a battle such as we bas
seen before. The army which N
feated but two short years ago, and |
was driven out from the treasury AMI
behind 1.-THE little red schoOyt
skulked away into the woods
streams and into the shadows, bNA
to contest the ground with us
It is not an army to deal
with or to sheer at, there are /
men in it. 1t is led by gentleuN
orator of national reputation, a an
good reputc, and with such Lead
such a soldier you must be on tn
that you are not surprised. The
OF legislation for the classes wilIE
from hamlet and hamlet, and thedE
which hold that party together
preached from every platform.
ask of you this. When the
bearers of the opposition are traiIl
colors along the dusty roads from
lage to another, let them always
SIGHT on the green hillsldes, the mod
tops and IN the valleys. the Star-sI
banner of triumphant Democracy
eternal sentiment OF equal rights
citizenship. Let it wave in front
rear, on the TANKS and On hid
the hands of earnest men VII
steady purpose of again defeat
party, which by reason OF a long
power had come to disregard the vi
the people. Let the opposition kn
we stand steadfast for our primer
to be swerved or deceived by thee
est subterfuge they can devise. DO
them think they can disarm us
demning the policy of the Demos
year and ? doping the results of Den
success as their own the next year.
Gentlemen. in the coming campa
will be confronted with an armyh3
Just been paid off" reckless with B
and enthusiasm upon that which
will buy. MllliOnaires at hon
throughout the country are persOl
terested in the defeat OF the Demo
Wisconsin. Let us meet their ND
our convictions. With our honest
money arguments will not preU
Fcllow-citiZens, L accept your
ton, and while thanking yOutOra
you have again conferred upon
would once more take you iDtOI
dence; L told you in 1890 thasV 81
have $4,000 majority IN WiSconSI
year 1t will be nearly 10000.
The Governor was followed b.
ney-General O'Connor and the
ton adjourned.