The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-09

No. gentlemen, It 10 the quality Of money
ana Its activity that determine the degree
Of prosperity. Where could you ind money
federacy? Why, It was 90 plentiful that It
cost you $500 to have your horse curried
and fed and to buy breakfast for your
self. But that did not make good times.
; Along toward the close Of the war one Of
our dollars In greenbacks would exchange
!. for q wagon load Of It.
II should like to talk to you for hours on
this subject, but l have not the time, nor
have the physical endurance even though
had the time. In conclusion let me say
that when witnessed that grand parade Of
old veterans on your streets here only few
weeks ago and heard the old soldiers along
the line Of march cheer for Mckinley, but
never one for Bryan, remarked to Gen.
Mulholland, who was with me. that there
did not seem to be much Bryan sentiment
among the old soldiers, as had not heard
Rryan's name mentioned during the day.
7 heard It once replied Gen. Mulholland.
Did your asked Yes; heard an old
soldier yell, ''No Bryan for us."' Gentle
men, that yell will be repeated throughout
this country on the third day Of Novem.
ber."
Gen. Stewart Speaks.
When the applause that followed Gen.
Slckles' speech had died out, Gov. McGill
introduced Gen. Stewart Of Pennsylvania.
He said In part:
AZ Ann PLAID 70 bring to this aseomh,v tho
! nawa vhich hava oivan - o,arn -, t,,.,r;,s,
that have addressed that pennsr 5 Mo ns
the third day Of November will give half
million majority for Mckinley and the Re-
Conditions ana .+ran@a +hsn.a oro"nS =.
the good peonle of Pennsvivon,a lie tho
people of this great and magnificent State
OF Minnesota, all come to the front and do
'There is no more beautiful page in his
blue who went from RnIl Rum to An.
pomattox. Then went To the South ana
they said to the mon WIN were TRYING to
tear the stars from the maoni3cenf f7oo
which floats ali around Won here. von shaii
not leave the Union; you shall stay under
| the flag that has for 40 long Aoated hver
| us all; you shall NOT bring iishonor nnon
/, 1t or upon us: you belone to the conntrv
and you shall stay here And thew aid
| On the banners OF those bows in blne thera
are many names, but there is not one that that
whose face looka down nn nm vnr frnn,
yonder. wall. They fonrht nohiv ana VOL
and we shonld 10 nIee sod ~ IT,, ~" 49,, WI.
that nag which they saved from dishonor.
"When that awful conflict was over va
went to work to pay all our obligations
the blessings Of God we shall do Il again.
"The conflict over, the heroes went bach
to their homes, the cobwebs grew over tha
mouth Of the cannon, memories were for.
gotten and hard feelings buried. and We
went to work to build up this magni6cent
country. We worked with thrift ana en-
ergy, and see what we have accomplished.
Soon we made Of this country the Greatest
land that the sun ever shone upon. Every
man
p,.
DN ms Little Home.
roa ~~A
where. The workingman was happy and
he had a singing wife and Laughing Children.
But, alas! after time some peonle became
dissatisfied and wanted chalge-and they
got 1t. It didn't turn out iust in the way
they expected and the main trouble is that
as they were have had no .chanee' since
"Now, we are going to have another
change. We are all anxious to have T. fhi.
time. We sought an advance agent of
prosperity and in his hand we placed a
standard. On the fateful third day Of No.
vember every man and every woman viii
look to this standard and viii see It borne
to victory In the hands of william Mc.
Kinley.
"There is great deal Of nonsense in
spots this year. There were conventions
around them for a leader. Al last thev
found him and he cave them. whatY 4
crown Of thorns' and .cross Of onld !,
Years ago there was another man who had
little transaction in free silver His
name was Judas. and Re r. hadn't heen for
him there would never have been cross
s'To years ago a great man, men fnmnaa
the fence and many Of them have been
sorry for It ever since. A number Of INV
friends went over the fence and am
sorry for It, but there IL no use In chasing
them. Every time think Of them i am
reminded Of a story ahont a cnw ana .
calf. They lived IN the same ns vT an. ma
the cow was the calf.s mother The cow
was a sedate old party. but the calf wns
inclined to. be risky and spent most. Of
cow tried to sober the caif hnr T. was i'm.
possible. One day the farmer who owned