Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-31

6OAu. VIII w. 6vAU 4AoWttaS yHs AAS..s s..s
standard: ana our rslations Nth a. re lead ;I;
ING commerciai Gountiies 81 tne M3Ead ~
ne not Only ny ps,n Dus MR \.
eo nat on and tells YOU th.t e coin silver
.. ahe o. aao.. 40 ~ dnsi.r c,,iS "a &
W3rt q e GensS On nd - rnh th~ ,s
horinr az man Void ba 10 cheat The CREDITOR
OF the government. ana YOU'D De @ Rises
US upon silver basis. nov. Mnen 1nese
people ten you That they are re oime g nr
.b q. &. could tsil : ysa < should .pesf
five hours: Now, fellow citixens. that =
tho way they reaa that speecn1t q -, =
Another thins1ths statute iax q ,p parties
= Lne pafiy Fly. a.; inc e S1 9,ct sHnt
has been had with that. tne nrst sent
ence tney reaa g you. .,,,,,,, !. -.
self to real binletalllsm-to the only prac--
teal bimetallism. It says In the next
paper. shall be the equal Of every other
dollar. and that the whole credit Of this
government shall De used ,, % m aa t,a y.
public. That is what the platform says,
and the person reading the Republican
platform ought TO k nov d tna. tnG
ask the same question about that
platform that asked about that speech.
Suppose that avs an attorney. should go
bench a part OF statute. which. when
fully read, meant exactly the opposite Of
what the words read would seem to mean:
as reading q part Of q decision. Now, my
Republican friends. those Of you who have
been switched of, some Of you, believe
honestly, who have been switcneo on
ments az those, I ask you. In all fairness.
II You have been deceived In one thing,
will II it is to his interest to do 60 deceive
you in all things tell you. fellow cit
izens--I say to those Republicans who
stocd WITH me tba IN 70 patg You
be in any other place. and I ask you to
come back to that old Republican par party ~
fought, and fight as you have fought Pc
fore. t say II men will follow those who
have deceived them once. that they ae.
I say. Now, fellow citizens, my good Re-
publican friends. my good Republican free
silver friends SO called, when was boy
lived IN the noea al
there. We lived down there, and at that
time when that magnificent struggle was
going on to preserve this old rag. nag; tn mere
were some who got disheartened. as
couraged: and they thought that perhaps
they had made a mistake. and IN the
darkness of the night they would a. creep s.
there the old confederate soldiers would
Dat them on the back and say: Good
boy, good boy. You have come over to
fight for liberty you day tSe come Won ESer nut
l have been told this by a young officer
from the military school. VINO no. W." aao an
boy, you have come over to fight for the the
cause of liberty" and they would put the
best uniform they could Sx fId t On 9ne nm
S Ssry and tn in s
there were q good many OF them ct tins
one time when these desperate battles
were being fought ; rnere ,r weae that the
cause wasn't going right. They brought ut
them over, and they put the UNIFORM on on
ths nut and the ensy wts the other but
they had deserte t I'D. IaUm snnther They
they might desere from ,a., the,s sa,t them
were afraid Q. tne"; , aiG bridges and
m 1aSa; si Ing the wagon trains and doing sy;
erythtng else but ngntinE IN the il 1r,gade.
they called them the sssnnd. when vour
NOW my ~ hep ca,,sa ~ Renublicanism is
waning when you are ~, atsa s.,a II fomrhf
that that cause 1nuer w wo are e AFRAID Der.
two years ago-w aaa : yu uotstaIe about the
good old principles U pFy the mnnav Of
procity and SOUND money, .hE s,4t Hon afraH
this republic , ano you nartv ID not going to
that the HepuDncda" ,!Lpsth thoaa nrincinies.
be able to succeeu VIII - Mosst.fa and ia
and you are peg1n nt ,e ~ hnve nerhaps.
doubt, ana SOME ". ~ vo,, ara nerhaps.
gone over. ana so' n,a ~ soma ~ YOU have
thinking OF goans ov I'VE no tha Uniform of
the Populsts end some OF yS;n: }o VIM
think that the IVpuas"1 aev Vile az vet
to you, felioW cltl1es' .e;1 - the oid re.
the time ID ripe corle LIZ ho,onS 70 the
publican parry; 70 ~ nnIe~se They
Galvanized brisaut1S H. +rnnt now hut Il
may put you III ,a .ne ,nno hafnre YOU viii
isn't going TO % very ao ~ ,ns and makine
be guarding the wagon rra in.,o @ hernre YOU
roads It viii not be very 9n The old Boys
VII! be equaIly Gesp pn So,,Dh+ in the paSt
with whom you nave ei ao Srsnnaa -
and by your new toull4 tiAo.s. .,o.
Now, fellow citizens nave M ~ Thi. u q
ken too long: (Crtes OF 20 on; h =, n,hscS
battle for principle II is d pautle III tti.a -
is represented our honor. II ID patsle IA
which ia represented our very nvno:;
For my part, l owe nttie ~, none .ra
borrowed that money, not IN 100, a,nu ~
will guarantee that there ISL . MAJ ~
this audience tnat Owes 49,, . r"onev vhan
owed IN 1919. I DoroW 'Tre s.u. naner silver
every d9liar az OF as ou nood "a xold. and scorn
ana golo, was no 49, ,nvio Sn,iar If that
= SCOTT hoie p ndfyh q heinr as good a