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

~ y "a one SnIne ana that y
va llclEllisy IA Prstsction.
we don't want men going up and down
IN this country teaching other men hate
ana distrust We DO not want our people
taught that this 10 the worst and most
oowntrodden3 country In the world, for It 10
not true. AZ long % people live there will
% riches and poverty. there will be palaces
ana bowels. But there 10 not, q soldier In the
broad land who cannot take his children
on biz knee and tell them that every road
mat leads TO honor and to power Ii open
70 Hch and To- Door, to white and to black.
alike. Nowhere win you md on these roads
9 slgnboard3 which says, 'A.us far shalt
thou 60 and no further Come with me for
mo show 20 you little spot Of ground that
70 made Rich b. the rottlng logs Of little
cabin. Out Of that cabin door came man
VINO went to the highest place In the land
and when he died the shackles which had
FALLEN from the limbs Of whole race did
him honor.
I'VE want the rich ana the poor. but we
don't want legalized dishonesty. We won't
have It under the banner that stands for
the fullest realization Of the hopes Of the
whole human race. It's your nag and mine.
Therefore let us stand together guarding
the nations honor, not as Republicans and
Democrats, but % men who love our coun-
sAy 0u0 WOulV pEeBeCV6 QeE QOQOE.
'Last night I heard Gen. Alger tell Of
seeing the great steamship New York pass
ing the old war vessel Minneapolis and the
nag was floating on her masthead and the
bands played The Star spangled Banner
Now on the waves Of reputation sails the
great ship Of state, but the stars and stripes
are Vt her masthead and upon her decks
] lee the flower Of American manhood. 1t
10 beautiful sight and say with the
poet:
sThou too. sail on, oh ship Of state,
Sail on, oh Union, strong and great;
Humanity with all its fears,
With all the hopes Of future years,
10 hanging breathle1s On thy fate.
"sWe know what master laid thy keel,
What workman wrought thy ribs Of steel
Who made each mast and sail and rope.
What anvils rang-whnt hammers beat;
In what q forge and what heat
Were wrought the anchors OF thy fate.
"'Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea,
Our hearts, our hopes. are all with thee.
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears,
Our faith triumphant DER our fears,
Are all with thee! Are with thee?"
Corporal Tanner.
Gen. Stewards remarks were interrupted
repeatedly with bursts Of applause and
platform called for three cheers for Gen.
Stewart and they were given with will.
Corporal Tanner was not feeling well
and ut first refused absolutely to speak, but
the calls for him were 80 loud and enthu-
slastic that at last he consented.
Corporal Tanner referred In his introduce
tion to the crutches he used. which were
loaned to him by Gen. Sickles. They sug-
gested to his mind touching incident Of
the war days. In which he and Gen.
sickles participated.
II want to say that wherever the gem
erals crutches or my wooden legs touch
American soil we are at home" he contin-
ued. 1--WE know the exact date Of the APP
pomotax that's coming. We're in the
fight, and we'll win It and we'll get an
honorable discharge. People wonder why
Bryan goes about all the time. He does 1t
because he likes it and that's all he'll get
broadcast, but he should let his eye linger
long and fasten firmly on that divine in
junction.: thou shalt not steal
'There is no extravaganza In the state
ment OF our friend from Pennsylvania re-
garding the majority for Mckinley. We be-
lleve 1t will be 100000. Our friend from
New York has just told me that that state
will add 10000 to Pennsylvania majority.
tell you there is no doubt New York IL
this prediction, but you don't believe It.
Wait till New York votes and you won't say
! was guessing.
I'VE have the satisfaction In this contest
that we Union soldiers had during the war
that not for any selfish purpose are we
lighting. Our victory means prosperity for
every Bryanite as well as for every pat
RIOT
The meeting closed. and the name Of
sands fled out Of the hail.