The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-10-03

opcNt tht winning anu manaran,... -
this government-he has had so no''aa Of
perience: lLaughterl To be sure ex-
| lawyer. he had never had any practIo, :"
an editor. he never received more nav :, AZ
the salary of an average reporter I'm, nan sun
craftsmanship, he is the shining ~ Tor
the century. tLaughterl Oh
Chance for Young Men
"You know, he was nominated beo.,
made a pretty speech, A wonderfuI oa no
vention, that Chicago body must Ia va Nh son-
| II.aughter,l And now, learn on pooS Gu
thority, that since the success OF the s au-
orators speech at Chicago there mr. oy
or two boys practicing in every colIeee~.
the United States for the next Chieseu
democratic convention. Laughter and an,
| plause,1
II don't object at all to young mon b,s
ing chance. have had my chance. Wby
shouldn't the boys have their chanoa,
1t isn't ct all necessary you know 10 a,as.
them. [Laughter.l But give them
chance and let them run. Laughter Iot
| them practice, you know. Twenty-Five =.
thirty years hence, who knows but Brvsn
| might make a pretty fair presidential car
! didate, IL he studies hard. lI.aughteri pn,
one of the troubles with Bryan at this tims
Is, that although good man, so far esr
know, he has too many vices running WIN
him. lApplause.l He couldn't go IN inta
Maine lie was afraid to because SewalI
was there. ILaughter.l Perhaps If ba
could have gone without making Watson
madden than he is, he might have stonnoS
Sewalrs son from making speeches against
his father, and his brother from makjns
speeches. There is an awful amount az
irregularity going on in the democrats
party. lLaughter.] Why it just breaks
families right up in two, the families of
the candidates. don't know whore Wat.
sons boys and brothers stand and
fortunately for Bryan, his are too small
to fight about politics yet. Laughter
'NDw inst tnlke 1
his photograph. l would like TO nave II en-
larged to show up here on the stage Now
Watson was in congress, and all that
remember about him was that he made
speech. 1t wasn't so long as some on
Bryan's, but il had about the same oualitv
OF stuff in 1t. ILaughter.1 lie got muddIed
in the middle of his speech-that wasn't IN
be wondered at. He got kind OF turned
around as people do on the road once In
awhile and don't know what IS north or
south or east or west and he stood f,r a
minute and looked around, and then said.
Where am l atg' lLaughterl That is the
only thing RENE mbered OF Watson In m.
congress of the United States. [LaughterI
And he will repeat that wise. profound re-
mark OH the ith OF November next
Where am at?' lGreat laughter and aD-
plause.l
bryan and his vices remind mo Of a
couple of Irish soldiers that belonged to the
Irish brigade This IS one of my friend
Milholland's stories, which he told me
couple OF weeks ago A coupl, OF Irish
soldiers in the Irish brigade were talking
about the war, and Tim said TO Nike
Mike, PLAT did you come 10 war for any.
how? You had a nice little grocery shop
in First avenue and you had a nice little
wife, Plat did you want TO so TO the war
for?
oh. TIM. said he. i know ! had nice
little grocery store. and, yes. had a nice
little wife. but, Tim, | had two Of them
llaughtcr.l ami. Tim had to come to the
war for peace LAUGHTER and applausel
"Now, poor Bryan. he keeps on in Georgia
and he keeps on in Maine, FOR peace. aEdhe
travels with Mrs, BRYAN, a good selection.
for everybody says she Is devoted, ton
der and true woman. prolonged appausel
And | will back her against Bryan sixteen
to one, every time. More laush,cr,l
Now. uy friends ! want 70 hear Gen.
Stewart. | have never heard him. have
heard Of him. and know we shall an en-.
JOY his address. | want TO hear Corporal
Tanner. lApplausel ! want to hea. bin
now because / have heard him oftca. And
II is disCourteous for me to occupy much
more OF your time 20 the prejudice OF your
enjoyment Of those two orators. Thcy ara
orators. l am not.
Opposed to Sectionalism
"And yet. before i take my leave or you,
do want to say u very few earnest words
suited 60 the gravity of what Il before US.
here" 1 am here because l am opposed to
sectlonalism. and sectionailsm Is fore
Swallowed in the proceedings OF the Chicago
convention and in the attempt 70 divide ms
country once more into sectional III s
"Thc rebellion grew out OF scctioEa an,
and the veterans who are here, and Their
comrades all over the land. know too well
what II costs us TO put that rebellion down.
Five hundred thousands OF lives ard I'M
counted millions of treasure.
\ liza - IN n
sisters. fathers, and mothers Our country
covered with graves of the noble heroes
sacrificed TO maintain and preserve oui
unity. We cannot tolerate VIII not ta'-
crate. any man representing any party Who
attempts again to disregard The solemr
OF Washington to frown dowr
every attempt 10 set one portion OF oui
against another. TApppusel Thal
farewell address OF Washington was writ
ten and given to his countrymen lusIs
ago, on the 10th OF September Iig@
VIII the American people listen 10 the
teachings OF Tillman and close thtlrears
to the admonition OF a Washington? lCrea
of 'Never.'l Never.
An Incident of the Encampmcnt'
"My friends, / wish you could all have
been with me at ST. Paul few weeks aso,
L wish you could have seen that column
at y cderans, 90 600 strong. marching through
the streetsof that beautiful city, decorateu
with the generosity OF q patriotic pcoPc.
Many veterans were unable TO marcn, pu.
they were there standing on the i"hks .,
the Column. The column itself cohtaiheu
TOO many bent shoulders and iniirm steps.
brt they marched on, their eyes haShins
ever and anon as they moved. From aighe
those in the Hanks came up voices. ru
a time the column heard them "llHUn
for the rigors Of discipline lh t.o
column of a grand army peFHlts
no political demonstration. But the use
became too strong, too irresistiolc' t.o
cry from the people along the line was'
Three cheers for Mckinley lGreat az
plausel From block to block this cry was
repeated, until at last the column responu
ed: Three cheers for Mckinley" lreneWeI
applausel and when those in my parry ldu
ridden to the end of the march win NV,
remarked to one of them: How stranso
il is we have not heard Bryans name
mentioned once to-day True II was nav
all the louder claims from lO9.oo VOICES
were for Mckinley, and in that patrloue
mass we never heard the name OF Bryaaa
mentioned But a few moments aitepWati
we did hear his name mentioned on.
said l to Milholland. who was win ino
there. the exception proves the RUE 'he'o
is Bryan man. -.
But said Milholland. did you hear