The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-02

Anu ten- OF 0neen besides, "4tlN7f
material, for his labor, and thei, be WI wants
have 4f h. .pnts two. io!lAls Anericsa labor
dollar European labor a the competing
Saild What he nsed 70 build TO manufsctufe
what he used to manufacture. Hence, - q
matter. OF course, natulsllyss =
He stopDea aEroaucink.
:. AAd what effect did that have! Why, one
great manufacturing company not stop pro-
ducins;in this country Without having its
wno i a. soo s Ss ss' & hss sas .S y .s q
not protected industry." Y They saI said, 1--WE We
csn a4ord to Be idle: at this election the
tsri9 M does not touch us. We are beyond the
road care about manufacturers" they said.
tseted' industries, and therefore S it is ssfe
ef e 1 Of hs 1
What is the hrst thing that happened to the
railroad man? He got discharged. u men
ase - as q work ~ the manufactures they do not
tue manufacturers there was. an end Of
ffre'sht frels ,t there there came the dl,charge q the
nm extent that one little railroad in New
england discharged 3OO0 men. Then these
SUo s1g .I men en- having good wages stopped buying
reached the position, that We are re- In ~ now. W.
,H What !s the best coarae for us to purusei
wat 40 we want! Some more uncertainty I
9 sn9w hs shop where nat we
with the folly of 1S62, I will show You
where there Is some more fooIishness for for
1s@: ,ss4: For say frankly that II you can't
price. Price. you arc gong 70 learn 1t higher.
Most Of ns could have told you the
supposed, judging human nature nv n kindiv
standard. that these men who are at the
neaG q the Democratic party. the readers,
thus fur and have been willing to stOp,
Were they?
The chairman Of the committee Of ways
who was the great leader until Senator
German unhorsed him, stripped OH kis
OF Troy. or to speak more exactly and more
III haripony with this age. around the COL
lars and CUTS OF our Troy Qaughter). de-
Slared absolutely In my presence, md per-
naps little ut my suggestion. amid the
cheering as they were in q condition to
Give that day, for It was the day the pas
ago ,Ix. ~ Il the = nate bill through the house.
al Of Q bill that they didn't iike--he de-
clared that the fight was but begun. He
went went =. home e Ills eonstitusnts and re.
order 70 tell the British. He returned from
that dinner, where his interesting knees
were under the British mahogany. back to
Evidently he doesn't mean peace and
rest. GaughterJ The president Of the
United States in letter most appropriately
written to q Southern Democrat declared
that this was vantage ground for new
attack. Two years Of business paralysis
the vantage ground for some more years Of
paralysis. U.aughter). -.
Senator Mills declared that they had taken
the citadcl-he was n little mixed in his
metaphors as he Is in his tariff principles
GauEhter)- )-taken the citadel, and he was
going back to get the rest of the town.
LaughtcrD And II you know any Demo-
cratic newspaper or any Democratic leader
who isn't saying the same thing. wish
You would mention his name: l don't say
that the trinity Of senators that made the
amendments to the senate bill are saying
no. but they are keeping very quiet. Now,
then. what Inference do you draw from
this1 Evidently in the Democratic party
and their success there Ia no peace md
quiet. There IL no opportunity even to try
their own bill. Why, the fact is that tho