The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-11-02

will be cheap 1 can Buy mine cheapsx
What do you suppose makes it possible to-
:. 81 the fs rs. sf s xhch puIs i doc. ssttop proas.
Mo want to wear Al cotton sioth: i" and PlHss assS
the money to buy It With. tAppIaus.l How,
lowered the price OF furniture as ( hast
1t is because so many Of us belonging .
what used to be called the poor class, be.
afford decent furniture in our homes. Now
what sort OF market have We got What
you want 1t wors.f Folcv tie chalrrnss
president my Let Mr.. Nils. Nils. from the s.sss
manufacturing state Of Texas. lead you -
tapPlause), but you don't want 1t. Now,
mind yon, | have said NO unkad thinES
right with them, you and | are personal
friends to some Of them. You know that
perhaps they are ~ good ~ We are in
dividually They may he collectively. Except
few percentage, better, but the small per-
centagc Is always the difference between
profit and loss. uaughter) Now, I have
no unkind things TO say about them, i4
addition to the fact that they have said
1t Of themselves; but about the individuale
| have no eplthets to hnstow. l hold q good
many Of th"m harmless In this crisis. Why,
II their leaders were 80 short sighted ~
not to prophesy this thing. how could yos
suppose
The Poor Average Democrat
to know what he wa. doing7 (Appause.l II
even the righteous are scarcely safe, where
shall the rest OF the citizens be7 Well,
one young Democrat got at me In horse
car and he says You say the Democrats
although they are bad as party, are good
as individuals: bow can lot OF good men
make a bad partyT Well. the answer 70
pretty easy. The finest team of horses that
were ever hitched TO a wagon never could
get ahead If they pulled and kicked i.
opposite directions All they could do woufd
be TO smash the wagon taughterl, and that
is what the Democratic party has done
smashed the wagon. tApplause.)
Don't you think you had better trust for
the next stage at least OF two years to
There Is another thing that / notice aooue
the Democracy, and that is that they are
all anxious to get back TO what may
promise; that is, they want. TO set back q
the old debating ground when they coulA
charge us Wit. everything that coulh nap
pen, snd then draw on their imasinatioe
for everything that WAS going to happen.
All their leaders had been trying that; the{
bad been saying We are Responsible, ana
do - something. M Well. You have got snothes
party OF similar kinda party or prom.
ises? DO you want to take refuge via
them? For my part ! d9nt bene's trss
termination to administer a rebuks to these
men who have done this thing, and as 10y
the Populists in congress- they nave aons
leaders from the beginning OF the session
to the end. tApplause.) They make prom.
ises, Why shouldn't they? But what ,sas IN tns
that led you into the last two years. ,lts
not the size Of the figures on check that
inspires confidence, but the name OF the MAJ
that signs j. LAppiI1a,use,,1 i1, s., or check for
sos. 900 that can not pny 5000. " yo4
viii only take It. ! have secn the rise ano
fall of many Of these side parueefn, on,,,y ete,y
one of them promising these mllennhhum th,
and within short time. | have seen mem
in my own state, where they said they We're
going to have 1900 votes. and got tnres
nil c..,n1um which did not pay with ,tas the
c~rfifcats Of bankruptcy whenever wv
/ came into business. aua gou Will never sE3
t. Now, ! don't propose pes erst 70 eIsos Mace
| 1t Does Not Need MY Feeble Praise.
1t is party 1t is party, like many
others, with some bad deetls and mary sooo
ones The fair average in the face or honess
currency OF right living and proper treat.
ment of the people. But there IS one iss
| about It's history | want to commend 70
your attention And II you are patrlo{
! It will strike you as high praise; II s.aysc ps
| thirty-two years In power Tor 40 nov eouhs nt :
the little interlude Of Grover CIeyeiand the
| first time when he was bound. Thirty one
years OF Republican rule. DO you Know
| that that was without parallel IN Tue niS
tory Of the world? Why. Wnen co"aru ~
land rose in mass under Oliver CTonWe1
how long was 1t between the DEAN o.
Charles /. and the return OF Charies lI-os.
tween the accession TO the conIroilns pu"eSS S
OF that hero Cromwell and the return u
the dainty Charles? Not a dozen years.
In 1898 there came up one or the stsu.eySs
phenomena in human history. ths rfencn
Revolution; where a great nation was CON.
vulsed; where every Institution was torn
In pieces; where the lives and thoughts OF
men were changed as they were never
fhn history q.