The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-05

to destroy; nor should the people to be served
lose the bsnedt OF cheapness which usually re-
suits from wholesome competition. Thsss
aggre cations and combinations frequently con-
stitute conspiracies against III, Interests OF tho
people and In MI their phases they are natuf-
ally opposed to our American sense Of fairness
To the extent that they can os reached and re-
strained by federal power. the general govern
meut should relieve our citixens from their In
terference and exact ons.
Loyalty 10 the principles upon which our gov
eminent rests positively demands the eqi sity
before the Law which II guarantees every citnen
should BE- Justly and In good faith conceded. In
all parts Of the land the enjoyment 0f this right
follows the badgc of citizenship. Wherever
found and uumpaired BY race or color, sp
peals for recognition to American manliness
and fairness.
Our relations with the Indians located within
our borders, Impose upon IN Tcsponsibiiitirs we
cannot escape. Humanity and consistency re-
Iuire us to treat them with forbearance, and In
our dealings with them to honesty and consid-
crately regard their rights and Interests. Every
eloiI should be made Ia lead them through
paths OF civilization AMI education. to f-snp-
porting independent citizenship In the mean
time, as nations wards should he promptly de-
Tended against the cupidty Of designing men,
and shielded from ever, Influence or tcin,tation
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best Of my ability, within my sphere Of duty
preserve tue constitution by Loyalty protecting
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FULLY i'm, ressei with the gravity of the dutie,
that confront me. mindful of my weakness.
should he appalled, " we're INV lot 10 bear up
aa'a u.s .sspons ...a ',n'n ,,."ar.,a,. ~.
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and cooperation OF wise. patriotic men who vii
stand q my side In .abinet places or repiesen
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deyo,ion 10 their service deserve their forl,.ar
apcs and approval. Above all know thcr. 4
a supreme being who rules the afalrs Of men
whose goodness AMI mercy mas Always ioilowsl
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In tho confusion caused BY crowdinR
lack of observance OF arrangements mad'
and the wind. u was impossible for per
sons within ~ feet OF Cleveland to follos
his remarks from beginning to end. Peo
ple on the plaza Immediately In front
could hear part OF Its salient features
and whenever they signitled by cheers th'
approval Of special parts Ut IL. the demon