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

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would IS a. ~ "a Wsnt 6eufeciated money.
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II - thoro are Bryan men here-look
/ ont Tor them. Wherever EO'ye been. ana
II wesve made Aya speScheS to-day ana ma
Fl thu largest audioncou YOU ever = r. 4 "a
+ had 100 McKiniey men rs 1 ono Brysn 81 Z Y.
/ Continued ana unr0sttained spplauve).
Bryan men, I want g epeak g Won aeain.
/ love this country. First " want tho
h president independent. q that when he
( hs can ana WIN put IL down. 81 B !, .3
Z AZ this junctufe the audience went fairly
4 VIVA and leap1d Is IL fest.s vine M No.
canes ana unbrsliss. y ~ q ~ 1 Z
~ hope they don't daro "a destroy the
senate 81 the United ststes. and IL no no
men dare to put their hands On our supreme
court" That kas the closine sentenee -of
Cen. Towards brilliant address AZ fwenty
minutes, which was broken ia frasments
and greatly curtailed ~ interruptions ana
Gen. Alger. was introduced after Gen.
Howard had concluded. He said il sub
stance: x FIT 3s3iEss n s.. B q. N ]. 4,
II bring you no elouuence. but bring
to you such experiences 81 / have had md
such Information % have gathered on
those major generals from auarreline. Il
have found IL hard TO feed them ont 81 the
same trough and keep them from fiehtine.
/ have had to put them IL separate stalis
at times. tell you Il II an nnnsual fhins
to see men Of such opposlte noliticsI faith
Worlkinr IA. ~ s sia~ - III
But they realize that this h. nocess.rv sor
the nrotection az the hnnnr snS sntsc- sts
Of their country.W n q - =
Gen. Airer then de.cr,t,.a .ha ,,.,.,,
the party has met With nn tho aa tin Cny.
finuinr ha n.EeS. "sA w sne stlp' S ,e,ll
sWhat IA the cansa ~ mi. a.r.o..,on 90
voice In tho rs,ierv ~, T,ha n aJS1 .4a,a
ard. =" e S-- s'''..s'
"Let me answer thatn ,wh,.nerad aor
sickles ma Cen Aiosr w." ahont - -.
fort. va "oous " 20
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viii fail nm ears that c.nnnt ,nae..t"n "a
him nauohtar .nd an.i.,.n asS =
voice. .Thaf.. hnt ona ~ ns,. an%
Gen: Alxer said: '''1s'
"Many Of yoh have foroh+ an -. Gaia
Of battia IN efansa - ve,. c ~n SHs .nS
left your comrades dead IN the Aeia iits
sheayes behind fine hinder, hnt hattar thet
Won had let your country dissolve than that
You should have ssvei = Ia hnv 80" = AZ. AZ.
10 hv a cd - a
policy that amonnts 70 renndietinn
ssNow. am going Ia hring IN = l,t+,a
nolitics at the r1sE e. hr.tin.s +ha %a.i,.,.
az INV friand, Gan siclias Enr. ~. =
ago the Demncrat. +oid rs the+ ~ yts.is
was All that WAS naceaserv - hr,nr an ~.
Of prosperity. NOW, they have AVE. changed
their tactics and tell % that free silver ID
all over the country by set Of lunatics
who have no more sense than to believe
them. But, boys, this country IL too great
to be run by set Of men who threaten
| to destroy the nations credit and overturn
the supreme court. We have too much
mot long ago was in Birmingham, Eng
land. and I said to manufactures there:
| your smokestacks are all warm here, and
| you seem to be prospering industrially,
| while our factories in the United States
are Idle. But after March next we are
going TO start our own factories, and keep
our smokestacks warm whether those Of
Birmingham are warm or not Great ap-
| plnuse).
When Gen Sickles was introduced three
rousing cheers were given. He expressed
the gratitude Of the party for their recep-
tlon. and continuing, he said:
Il am Democrat daughter and ap.
| plause) But the reason am here Is be-
cause my party has adopted platform that
is revolutionary and candidates that are
| ridiculous. I might still be sitting on the
| fence with Senator Hill, who is also Dem.
ocrat Qaughter). but am prone to follow
promptly the impulses Of my heart, and
within IN hour after the news Of the Chi
cago convention was flashed over the wire
determined to
Support MY g. Comrade,
| William Mckinley, for the presidency.
"Old party associates said to ma frat
| ought to wit and not break mn fine Marty.
| Well. party Is good thing. but govern.