The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-27

him. so az 10 forget the bigger quarrel With
those who are bombarding him with heavy
guns from q distance. IL IL amazing 90 me 20
sec how any man can fail TO SEQ that every
bale OF foreign goods brought In here. tho re-
suit OF cheap labor. Is pltting 80 much cheap
labor against the dcarer labor OF this country.
| lApplause.l But IL you don't see IL to-day
the day will come when you viii see IL. ana
will tell you how A voice: We see Il now
There exist In China and IN india and In Ja-
pan great quarrios OF i0-cent. eo-cent and IS
cent labor. The world has got 10 be 80 peace
| ablo now that capital goes anywhere.
Machinery also goes anywhere. Some dag
| or other the cnterprising Briton viii establish
his factory In India. In China. In Japan-the fact
/ II, he is doing II nOw-aud whom that happens
10 any extent and hope IL may never happen.
then you will begin 10 understand tho neces-
sity OF protection tor your happy homes Jap
plause.
NOW you have listened TO me with great
patience during somewhat dry discourse In
which perhaps. owing 70 the exhaustion OF ad-
dressing so large an audience, have not put
the facts as fully and clearly as ought New
ertheless I am going TO let II rest In your
minds, rudimentary as II Is, for future thought,
for that day when come to rectify the tarin
bill that Is now upon
lie spares tho Democrats.
Now, you have noticed that here In party
meeting, surrounded by republicans, have
|
| at least three reasons for that In the first
/ place could not use eplthets. for should In
| fringe upon the presidents patent Applause
| / could not denounco them as unsuitable TO
| govern, and propose 20 relegate them 10 the
| rear, because the democratic convention and
the democratic platform have already done
/ that for the best OF them. IApplause.l And I
say deliberately that those senator's whatever
| evil they have done and they have done q
| good deal. and without In tho slightest degree
T, defending them that those senators who
helped transform the Wilson law into the
| present law have been benefactors TO the DEM
| ocratic party and saved them from annihila-
ton lApplausel My second reason is that I
| hate TO strike a man when he is down. lap
/ plause and laughter Tho third one Is that
| am expecting-and do not think l am too
charitable that many OF them Will bring forth
works meet for repentance Applause and
laughter.l
Now, have not INDUCED in any panegyrio
| OF the republican party. IL does not need my
| small praises. / am quite well aware that II IL
/ human institution, that II has sometimes
fallen short OF the aspirations and hopes OF its
best men, but during thirty years II has done
wonderfully we'll There is one remarkable
| circumstance In It's history. and that is the
| control OF this country for one and thirty years
| for / do not count the first reign OF Grover
Cleveland as interrupting the succession, for
we were then living under republican institu-
/
Some Lessons from History.
"Are you aware how remarkable that fact is
| IN the history OF tho world--in the history Of
the world that continues for thirty. one years
| the same party In powerg II is without par
allel Take the great Puritan upheaval when
| Oliver Cromwell was surged TO the top OF the
wave. How many years did that lastf Why.
IL was only eleven years from the death OF
Charles l. 20 the return OF Charles H. Charles
49, L.. IL.
back CharleE II. with his mlstresses and hts
dogs Tho French revolution was the greatest
| upheaval that ever convulsed a nation And
| yet from i7g3 10 1919. about twenty years, a
score OF years In that case from Bourbon 70
Bourbon was twenty years and in our case
thirty-one Great applause
in that case from bourbon TO ourbon was
twenty years and In our case thirty-one
| daughter Now In what, on what rested that
| long reigng Upon one thing undoubtedly.
Upon the fact that during that period the re-
publican party represented the average senti-
ment and average feeling OF tho American peo-
| plo OF the United States lapplause,l and, ac-
cordng 70 my theory OF government that ia
high praise.
Nov am going 70 tell you one thing also
friendly 20 the democratic party. / believe
that these last two years will make the demo-
crats-even those that remain unchanged
ter citizens than thoy ever have been before.
may say IN all kindness, they have been
more OF less morose. Laughter. They have
been inclined TO be severe In their criticisms
| OF MS Every small failure has been magnined
into n crime Now that condition OF mind was
perfectly natural for for thirty years they
have been the subjects OF continuous defeat
ASK yourself, n you had been Ia their position.
would not your feelings have been precisely
theirs, and would you not have become soured
and embitteredl But hereafter II cannot be
SO.
what Democrats Must Think or.
whenever o democrat more vehement than
another shall be heard TO declaim I'm the old
fashion against our wickedness IN our next
thirty years lapplausel some iudicious demo-
crat Is going TO take him aside and whisper
gently IN his ear: This Is all undoubtedly true.
but don't you remember the two years whom
we were In powerr Laughter. / hope my
democratic brother Will pardon me my little
jest and say 70 himself after oil that II is NOT
| entirely Jest, and that we may all live to-
gether hereafter IN greater happiness and with
| less ncerbitY.
Nov my friends, have not spoken 20 you
about your state politics. II would be unhe-
coming In me, as o stranger, SO 70 do, but II
you viii permit m observation from an OBJ
| server from distance. / will say 20 YOU that ID
seems 20 AS that the democracy has given you
a state government and . city governments
! worse than tho national democracy has given
you national government
i eWhat In the world ever caused you 20 make
the mistake OF 1892 / can't Imagine. Laugh
| tori Every Incentive In ne YOU had 60 DO bet
ter. Even now tho great state Of Illinois,
| which has In II Chicago. which Is the wonder
of the world iapplausel Is tho irst manufac-
Ing state an this great union. Under thirty-ono
| years OF republican rule your growth IN wealth
and power has been simply amazing ZAP
pause. Nobody doubts your future. Never
theless your future viii fail you unless you use
human INSTRUMENTATION Come then beg oi
YOU. out OF this valley Of the shadow OF death
aud climb the hills OF happiness and prosperity
aud 60 on To- your rght'ul position an the fore
most state In the greatest country that the sun
shines on" CHEERS
WelI-Meritet Lesson.
An ugly tempered coachman was
| taucrIt an ovcellent lesson NV his mis-