The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-19


~ p"sne" I an,. ~ tha naurttrr ~ ~ NY
Iooh h,hb .hi of,ar ~ a oractmar. ns w.. -
aiu ainraa 30 ba tho yarx con,r,,,nts,, " ~
ne ~ ' "'' VA
PIri' .n. ..p,,. 1T, -. -. II
rom M t so. a,a Ia No lpn,ana nn
oaI 1tn' ~ eo@'e o-' 'i '''s ""''sANe
Iii 'he s"I.,i " W. .
~, NJ ~ 'illn ~, th,s 1oor ,a orn 0, ~, 80
them ali in Great laughter and appluusei
aa", ~ ,h cn,,,,ttaa m "rtr.' ,nr t,I tl,1
eh'i' h"n " IniarI va w 80
ht'ahe W ,,Nt ta,,,ta -, ,,,h
pFouurt oi hioSt sis"n,t. 81 - VIM my u u
heiu the .onTisas ~ ne s,'itei .n'atrs t's ~
Ihe 'iIoat' az" tyiu '''t I, Sona'p, y,
from Ne" i"lh, ni'. iAiAA' u','"ie1t vas ia
VOCATION ot par! p1euses t,ii pasty p'2,n' '2n
lses-aha as reward lor ms vote Tue i'e-
mocracy or tue great Eihplfe state has
nominated nun Tor rs governor; law, my
fellow citizens, which Is sectional lii every
part. 1t has some pfoltCllph anu some iste
trade. 1t has some protection for the south.
ern section of the country: ii mas good
deal OF free trade for the northern section
or the country. II gives To The cotton plant
ers OF the South free cotton bagging; it
gives to the farmers of III" Norm tarlH
Southern planter hoop-tron free. which goes
aboat his bale Of cotton; ANA II puts u tar
Ill upon the hoop-iron that goes around the
barrel and the buchet ana oa the wagon bed
OF farmers OF The North. IT maAes wool
free. and puts a tarit sugar. Wool Is "A
Northern pgo4uct, sugar is /. southern prod
l..
any demand from the American people, not
in response to any puDuc sentiment, not
after hearin. the REPRESENTATIVES OF the
ynst interests OF this country: but il was
mpae hy tbre. seuators-,ur from Ar.,In-
sas one from MisSouu am The oIher iron,
'Frnnp..rr 4 'lhirIy-spypn Dnsnuer,Iir scan.
r,rs in r.nrns ,',ra.t 70 ynr,, t,,. any n. A
tH.t tnct rN5a,utt7.. ,,t.rh. ,r,.t,,s o'''
=
EicherinE on the T"rin Ell.
,rt .., -. a ..
-nEn o-1' % ihoit fotea VIZ required
70 StSpt@ lotl9 ihlee' care lhaJ'F'y u
80. 80, Gu - 'ousS HiA1'orlA eeHe
'Iat He "ths Ato.-i stha'Vt 10 senator ana
a>~ta, W hai must you nave U set your
sote iof ihiS plii! mol Mhat the peop.e
want; not "nat lne STATE WAITS not wat
Is pest Tor Tue lndhs-!ies ot 1ne tolhu$,
not hhat ls oeGt LOT tue farmers VI thc
t1ahtf,, NOT "hat "lll snDeeF's Tue bes'
i"t' $50 Va 1Ae "aeo e"t v. 49, E,
try but "hat must Sou nave ny Way oi
'3hs tSalonT ~, 10 sse4'e 'o'' ~ ,,5ssa"D
E.tat taIlH OH AAa 50 IL vas pdsseu-
we paNae hot taken mo '1s top o-..''s 80
ny papi~ io' Va, - ,1 Io,{.tl..IfIl.',I ~
tAe srIat9rs VINO lal tls A""@7 11Ac4E "
lie DtIt
All but they say. Bad ss che bill is.
iuiauitous as the law Of 1894 is ii is better
than the lay OF 1890" Better than the law
ot 1850: better Tor whit: setter IL wnat
particular! Better FOR whom! Better tor
any American citizen? Ii il served any
American interest az all il was the sugar
trust and the WHISKY trust. tApplause)
la, is opened up any new factories! Has
iiohJeI a sing. new fire in q furnace! Has
il given an additional days work to the
working men OF the United States Has II
Who ,vere emIioyed In 1892 are ide to-day:
i,nw many men are receiving to-day the
m.."es fhav received in lS9ly WorAing men
80 ,,anl .nsxpr mo Answer me- work
in. men nf Minnes5ts, how many OF you
who we're amnloyea al remuuerative wages,
,.hs rt.a', Mara tban that 4" And
n,~ ratIov rn,ntrymnn whether IL be one
tbirn or whether II be two.,hfrtls, let ule
submit another question; How many of
You aate ~ son got in is5Y Many
voices. .None.l / venture to say. not 10
ner CON, af The working men OF Minnesota
nr az tha cities of ST. Paul or Minneapolis
ar. sett!ng as good wages in 1894 as they
got IL 1872 Csolces You're risAt" Ap-
C. 1,''f,ls.a -
- ~ o.oa. attaaai con.
TN ,,aS bais in tha CIV az Minneapois.
IN, th.r sane hefere that convention rep,
tHas thti' i, sasi,e a. iahnrine naania of tile
ieseita''se % ' 1sat that convention mn
- tfnrn declaration In favor Of
-, 10 bn,etrs Pc FOR = Gayis w9rk The working
49,, va .han discussing the wisdom of
'nei w. me- ", baren't heard any sug-
sno.1ea tie b',t aight hours a day since No.
sesSior sesSiar sp, 1ireat laughter and ap-
N,tttGet' !, - rSt shorter hours they want
plinss' > - ,anpet. renewed laughter and ap.
now, y - -"rS. arsj. - nroteet the family and
keen ,seI the welr from the door Better than
Tue aaw ,a, W nserr ministry in this country
q .nae ,.d.ir. III 81 IT, fullest capacity. Not
"a,y w5s Wy..'a Mas esery industry worting AT its
-, .4if,as, rapactv. but every man In this eoua-
Try who w. wah'va waras ms' Applause, New IN.
unstries di',t.'' were hnided NJ unaer that law
.,', tnp, We're built ~ in he United states,
Arp'.anse rSw npter 'f the Stimulus of that
INV In ms nnaer a' the stiuns Of he law Of ISL
ir .ba rnnresantat've of tire sonme,rr.,,i
.tt,h az london that hahlufte' Ion. M,
san it,o e,n - ~ r",ed npon the law OF ,sal mas
s,fnt,fatea Tn~lish industries esp7'''se'
ri, vorL,upmnn,s Tin Pail.
ne :,
White on this stan a workin-man hroAsh'
+" ~ - ~ tin n,iiath.s bucket He told me