The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-26

ness certainty, wife sthsi RSpablicsns :must
ys xGsS aSs sse sot sss
senate BIN. It was 'nsti of our ,enactipS,
But u 70 uty certain thar II there y a1alF
good In II the only way to get 1t out II
"Of course business In the country must
peace: It cannot stay where It 10 NOW un-
Sc @ hive Il dsaa
wares ana lsssened profits aud slncreased
failures to protect these are in the blu. will
come. THat wases viii not again reach
their former Level do not don6t; hut we
shalt learn enough at the costly school Of
exLerience, and perhaps learn enough to
among other things to avoid the chairman
Of tho way. and means committee and his
entire school a. men who are pursuing mere
sentlsmah adorned bis last address hy an
outburst Of enthusiasm which showed how
much his head was actually 10 the clouds?
cite Il. not because IL IL Of much tmpor.
" have sTSs battle for tariff reform
said he, has beer . wonderful inspiring
contest I wsll remember the close Of
es q
cratic Times Of Chicago every member of
the house Democracy, had been morally .an!!!
sss5 Ssy rappSt sa.s ST. .y %s ScM
ysststed 81 % hall storm. tor Fsey: % We're we're not not
deyaatated BY US; for they had 1 hundred
majority, but BY themselves. I little
scene was inspiring. wonderful. It was.
indeed. but inspiring never. Perhaps the
orator when he used both words was not
thinking Of that scene. but Of the ;
s Brilliant Dlnner An London,
n Ino Iluf< a,
hogany and he was cheered by the applans.
OF real friends Perhaps. however. he
meant to refer to the condition Of this conu-
try the last year and half. Perhaps I! ,
serted wtrkaLops. impending cuts Of wages,
Pert APPS in cloadland there is something
raway were m sus tSe .ae oay Mine on.hs
this very year of our Lord, the lowest -ec-
ord for thirty years. In the last six months.
On . portion only OF :ts lines. the great
less than usual In It's expenses. That fact
means that g 900. .OOO less has gone out IN
wages to trainmen. in new buildings. in
extenslons. in engines and cars; IN a word.
that sum. Perhmnps,, when you add all the
aii ;la,t. the roads. there ls something go truly
e ii. Il as .rs se as sae e hs proan. an sue
2 lovable condition Of human affairs. But
this world. welded to material good. will
think thin otherwise and long for better days
'Edncation Il the necessity Of the human
race; not book education.- but education in
the working Of human affairs. My best
consolation in these times is that some les
but in more solid fashion, out Of experience.
Nor is the lesson to be learned only bv
those who voted wrong. Some Of us who
the Foundation Of tilings. Perhaps 40 the be
knowledge which comes to us comes fast
enough for practical life. When years ago
we defended protection on the ground Of
for the. establishment OF manufacturers; bur
to-day protection, which is not taxation Of
the many for the one. hut merely method
s,..s o, securing t9 everybody In America the
g ga y OF distributing among. the people the
country y 90 foil. ! should not be for It. II
metod nSi nkhs was only
admirable language of S..ilatUr Jones. do
al! its own work should not demand its
retention. re-, Mt II Y perfectly true that prosper.
those who have the senius 10 organize great
enterprises. but this IL the case everywhere.
,;,s S,r c.p J.oseph Whitworth. the great steel man.
sract9ssr sns rs, IN England. did not die panpsr,
hardly seem In the Way Of p mpovsriSsIusat sIHs
Ny consolation when see great riches. FOR
!, |, oWn up 70 the same envy that afiIcts my
ii'y self, IL that all those '.s"
Riches Are OF No Profit
to tho owners unless they t,nild railroads
O Or mills or uig. Examinations for the poor.
Il h.ors @ 43spsssty st ss 9tbssaas bssaaffat Il t6Gaf 6Gf AS
is to distribnte. aud there IL the chance that
tine worker. whether with brain or muscle.
had to wtest from his employer bis share.
!, am am loI the author Of this Idea. II: comes
clared BEFORE ,the committee on ways and
means that IL the congress would only pass
laws which would enable enterprise to
tsat IT,, the would see
Jay: In the strike which is Of swns going
on In Massachusetts. the very: basis OF tho
argument on both. sides IL the price Of the
soods ana the canss!luent profits. The ora:
that no strikes would come when they had
power. but they have not passed away yet.
!,n !h. the ,e contrary. mere loom in the futu:..
1nsn we W.. have evsr had in the past Strikes
way. bud things. Their success consists
not in their victories, but In their possible
existence. Men who sec. their way clear
q profits ss, WILL not refsse 70
organization OF strike IL possible under
sense OF Injustice on the part Of organized
labor.
The Republican Party. -.
~, IT an y. no no. going to ente. into any pane
NE any other. With many good deeds and
some bad ones. but on the whole friend
of the currency. Of honest living. Of busl,
the peoples wighes, giving them ss good a
government as tb.y wauted. aud often het-
Ter. Virtue in this world ia comparative.
We never get perfection. All We eau shy Is
that It Ia wiser to choose the better, One
piece Of goods rescued from the general
lettison Of the last Two years is the fact
n nc.ra commsnd. We csn n"w "S make maxi .,a eon,.
PARSONS, not between what each party says
t Will do. but between what each Eus. done.
notice that this fact troubles the Den,-
rhusetts, In out Of the wet hinself, In pre-
siding over the convention to nominate the
other Russell. who Is already soaked with
the Republican party proposes to do. He
I'D I'D platform. which was Of professions and M.
not Of deeds. This country ha. had enough
Anybody can make promises. Even the
Democratic party, disheyeled and torn, c0n-
tinues to promise, and is ready. notwith-
-eady protested at the bank and marked NO
lunds.' TO issue all the notes anybody: will
take.' I don't wonder. When = politician
Il the State II Maine. was asked By Mr..
Blaine why he kept lssnipy his notes after
they could oEly be sold :t 30 per cent. he
'spli,e.i sp that be thought he could stand 1t
'"There is no reason why Democratic !e1d-
ers should rtoP issuing promises III long ss
he public will take them. Tacy are never
;ete. We try to pay as We promise. II yon
,ay your notes you cannot afford 10 swap
amer with man who don't pay.
I'm saying what have sull about the
|1AmnnFatIc / ll4FQHnQ(t
*s We are % much better al. individual than
hey: perhaps not at sl! except * In .,r'l tn:
. Y. then. 4 the ind!yldusls are good; the
,nswer Is simple enough. A party is made
,tSssr 's party. Tfi.t lasf function the Demo.
.ratic party performed pretty well. a little
,ysterical and Inconsistent perhaps. but Wig.
nto power. the trouble began. It had to get
not stand OH tho aldewalk and
Ind fault with the driving. Now the finest
.eam ea1s, Would % never I set anywhere @ Il they ali
pulled In opposite directions. They could
Smash the Wagon.
That II what the Democratic party has |
lone They have % smashed TIE wagon e n.ntaS AM
hey have acted badly enough in some re-
Ipects, have saved all the. pieces there are |
eft Of the wreck. Now, would 1t not be bet.
er on the whole to have tile next wagon |
.arTied to Its next stage with some horses +
hat canpot break 1t up? -
"You will notice that I have not discussed
he present tarin act, the much denounced
iSne fine viii % do that. ~ vice prssident al |
he United States hasf seen at TO- glonfy I
lis party very much over free lumber aud
intaxed homes. Time, vilt. 10y, but a
venture the prediction that the Kansas 81 \