Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-31
MR.. EUSTIS' REMARKS.
The Ex-Mayor OF Minneapolis Deals
Out Few Truths.
Mr.. EuStfs said:

Mr.. Eustis said: 80
Mr.. Chairman ladies and gentlemen:
have listened to the exercises and watched
est. I am a stranger to you but not to
Duluth. and tonight when came in on
the train and saw this magnificent harbor.
iocatioe n for a magnificent city Under a
magnificent form of government. Laugh
It takes all these great things to make
great city. Your city Is peerless. but you
want some help. You have thought 80
for two or three years, haven't YOU?
Gaughter). You have some great laws.
not only Of the universe but laws Of
government on your side II you build a
3 IS came along saw the golden sun
seetef oss and The SILVER
Naughter). And thought as listened
to the speech Of your next congressman
(cheersl that II you couldn't have both the tn
that is before us now. (Cries Of '"rake
Charlie Towne"). Yes. "Charlie Towne."
ing. The other evening ! attended meet
Ing in Minneapolis at which your distin-
guished fellow citizen of Duluth addressed
there were four opposed to him to one
single interruption during the whole even
Ing M&iAppaTss and a5tes o1
The character of the Interruptions here
tonight Is characteristic OF the party.
(Cheers). And when saw that In Duluth
listened to your man, without Interruption
and caterwauling. thought that Is char
acteristic of the whole party OF Pops and
wish Charlie success and happiness with
the fellows and comrades that he has
found.
Republicans, try to be gentlemen under
il clrcumstamces try tS cF learn %
( ''Good!') You ought to understand. gen.
tlemen, that 1t Is very hard for man to
4 talk In the open air and TO acrowd OF
this sine and instead of trying to harass
kindly help and assist them IL you are men
4 and gentlemen, (Applause).
The hour is late. 1 realize the fact, and I
know Charlie: Charlie and have been
good tnns e4 s 81 him. Se
thought tonight OF the way ne received
his commission and thought of the way
Mckinley spoke to you here a couple OF
when the captain brought his boys up in
lineand said. Boys, the hour is ripe Tor
battle" and he took the flag and handed
take this nag and cherish It, flght for II
and II necessary die for 1t. but never sur
render it to the enemy. and the fellow an,
the as
die for It, but I'll return that flag to you
& In honor or answer to God the reason
why" So, ! imagine will Judge Morris
! mission to you in honor or answer to God
Do you think 1t is Hight thing we are
anyf a II
Of the state Of Minnesota, and as Q Re-
publican was interested and worked for
his election. All. but there seems to be
, - - arvn n 1rv1h Ia q ov M q hnnnT
+ There seems to be golden standard and
silver standard. Judge Morris Is the
& golden standard. boys! -
Now, they give their reasons for de-
sorting the Republican party-we have 9
few Of them down in Minneapolis. several
Of them-they have gone over from the
Republicans, and Ike my friend Charne.
they say they have q reason, and they
say the reason Is the crime OF ID An,
boys let us be honest with ourselves! We
( have had a hard time for the last three
n Minneapolis, 100. and i have seen
wretchedness, sorrow. Have seen men
hungry; have known them to come to the
office and ask 70. work and had no work
dition of our municipalities and Of our
state and Of your city and wondered what
the trouble 81 + ca,s 70
It in '92 You know we look for a cause
when we see an effect and we try to get
some cause approximate and not remote.
have thought the real cause was that
IN 1882 we voted for free trade. Charlie,
Dan and Frank say that is was the crime
! OF 70. 49,
Stop, think about that. Could 1t be pos
4 oible that there was q subtle poison run
ming through the laws of our country for
= years? Oh, think Of It! Why. away
back IN n when Proctor Knott was tel
i Hing Of the rising glories of Duluth, where
were you then? Naughter).
e That was In n. How much Of city
was there here In '7S? Somebody tell me.
800? 5000? Some one over there says 800.
Well that's a good mistake. But 500 or
d 1000, whichever it may have been, from