The Dickinson press., 1894-10-13
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sumption "f fraud against him. Why. ne.
sun".iim"s ,:;i; ,lmu, nur >olhir,', is though
they enlisted In the scrvi'" "f their c"un-
try for greed AMI gain: rs though they eli
tered the army for the pay AMI rrnsion>
that were iii it, Why. there. is ir"l an old
soldier before me t"-n!chr wh". when he
ever Thought ,f pension 'arpla'lse,. And
certainly lie didn't enlist for illc Ial.ry pit
tance that was !ai;. him Tie ".ist"l from
the plrest AMI the highest motives -; naiIi
Otism-that no harm might come to tle re-
public. .inl I Indignantly resent. with a,l
the earnrs:ness OF my nature. any attempt
t" put tho taimt "f dis!l"n"r uprm 'hc men
who preserved the Union a,rl saved the
fag; tremendous applause. aud cheers,
No Drawer or more mls.ifSh army WAS ever
assembled than ours. And III army Was
which engaged the volunteer army Of the
and II is only one Of the tens Of thousand
of incidents showing the splendid courage
OF the Connecticut regiments the rolonel Of
the regiment assembled the entire com.
mnml. and in its presence delivered TO the
with these Words .,'"lor bearer, take this
fag; fight for , y, ycs. die for It, bur never
farrSlsr 1t into the, the hands Of ,1s enemy
early manhood mnni ling his cheek. and with
patriotism mo Hvrrf,"Wns a,Sis II his heart. an:
will bring that flag back 10 You in honor or
will report to God the reason why"
Great cheering and applaus.,; The, next
Young color nearer fell hut he fell with the
flag wrapped about him. batled IN his own
blood. lie did not bring 1t back. He could
not bring 1t bnck. hut he gave ,;,e hest he
had. the hest any on" p"sscscs-hc gave his
own life blood tn save II. And :hc God
above him knew the reason why.
$50 nigh TO grandeur is our dust,
:" rear I" God is .nan.
When duty whisnrrs. 40. thou must
The youth rrpller 4 cam +"
Antl tw" million or moro of men, when
abraham , rll,,,' Lincoln =. said Tome and hrip
sayS sn 'swSl .s more A " to 'ws s,Y on ,ha,
that those men Went in I" loo, the trcns,iry!
Stretched across th. great marble capitol
review OF that magnificent army occurred
at the close Of the war. stretched across
tint great capitol was an Inscription in
returning soldier in these words ''rhere is
one debt that this government can never
pay. and that Is the debt it owes to the
plause.l That was the true patriotic senti-
ment then. and II is just MS true to-day.
And the voice Of this country says that
ntimrnt must not hr abridged.
My fellow citizens. no party can long
stand III III" way Of the prosperity Of this
matchlcss country. Mith our splendid re-
sources. with the genius and enterprise and
skill Of our propl" II" party can long oh
strurt the pathway of our prosperity and
ryorrrS:s. r.:: .:.: ree.ara IL! ,s2:::: may.
cDrrk II. as they iavc zone ana are nv
doing. hut the party that intcrfrreS witn
the prosperity Of the country mus, gr out
of the way Of is prosperity. Applausc.)
That Is the work W" ar" engaged on to.
night That Is the work We are engaged
upon ut this hour. Aud every Republican
victory means II step nearer l." Mat bust.
ness confidence and that r"Siuralin ion Of pros
pcrity which We left In 1S!G
I adjurc tl" citizens OF Minnesota tn help
elect II national Republican house "f rep
rcSentatlvrs. Return your useful nnd eff
Mpplause) by an Increased maturity tap
plai,sc). and give I" t;"v. Nelson an en-
dorsement Cheers, by a rn,isin=. "l.-fn$i,-
Toned Minnesota lirrrl''Iran n'i"r'v. such
az ynu used to give in the younger days
Of III" republic. tAppIans" ami 'h"rrs'