The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-13
when The trumpet again shall reaounA

When the trumpet again shall resounA
For the gathering hosts % be up and away
70 the charge and the battle-ground,
MOI Always SHAH Erons rule The dArhenlhg
night,
Nor shall voice Of Jehovah command
That His warriors may rest Ia the glimmer-
ing light,
Aud having done all may stand,
For Liberty eameth through earth'a battle
plains
And The sunlight is lord Of the storm
And right still Is might, and Jehovah still
reigns,
MS Wonderful works to perform;"
ANA soon % move forward shall be tho
command.
As 81 israel's leader of old;
For 20 You Il Is given % rescue your land
FRAN the curse and the thHalldam ~ gold.
jain l.. T0wnley read a quit claim daed
NY winch was conveyed ta the Republican
parry whole lot 0f things which the silver
people dldn't need.
Following MIR. TowRlay, the guests listened
~ bryan'a Grown ~ ihnrns and Cross "
hHld' Chicago speech, ah reported by the
monograph,
p'AuTRHMoNT, or DULUTH
@. - d'Autramant spaka 90 nrhe Advance
Agent ~ FrasperltyH lie was a0rTy 80 few
81 his silver friends from the northeastern
pari af The state were present lie could
account for this Ia 40 other way than that
thay had been Affected by the return % pros
rerlty since last November The resent vote
Ia lluMth showed tho silver men were neitheg
discouraged nuF defeated. None az lha men
Who voted The silver ticket regretted IL, hut
tho number 0f men who were bupeoed by
tho prosperity talk deeply regret their action
! There was no said nn real prosperity for
tle country unieha there Tree and un-
limited coinage at silver az 10 90 l. The last
election was The hnest lght ever known IN
The history al The country, by majority
al about 50 GOO votes they heat as, ana yet
they say tho question Is settled No queation
Maicom Melachiin Geddes sang Wash
inslun, Lincoln ana Bryan, " written for he
occasion ny Charles j. beattie, ~ Chicago,
lhe plano accompaniment was played by his
daughter, who was said by the tGaatmaater
% Do an enthusiastic himetallst.
hn0oh Johnson read letter from Con
sresaulan IoWnei which stated that tho Union
! parry was the Parry III tho future. iinG1n
| Mn fowne wrote. was true patriot and
! rose above parry. The reformation 0f a
! FiLiuua money power was the nlat 0hlectiN %
| POM. TIE cause was Just, main ana h0ly.
! Ia ciaaine ~ offered tha toast The Campaign
Of 1900, The hey 10 a Century Of Prosperity
"NubLEsr ROMAN. HTo."
Hon Frank Day was introduced as the
nnbieat Roman of them all, = man who
| would rather face defeat Than "a back on a
| principle, tie spoke 10 The toast The Pea
| ria VS.. FlutGotaey." Ia 0iden days The pen-
| tla were ansiaved ANA oppressed. History was
h1ns repeated. Fiut1craGy was again 90
pressing the people lie quoted senator
| LaNla, who said: The spirit ~ ieudAlism
again walked tue earth" Corporations were
enthFuned, aHd The money poWer was az
sfuedted la the hands of the few. The honest
Lailots eiecied W. ]. Bryan president hat
ie Was mol counted ~,
Senator 5. h. Howard. of minneapolis, re-
alnnied "a the toast THE Preaa" Che press
no haidi moulded opinion, Lut The power 81
tdd moulded Inc press. No man hetder uu-
deiaiuud The power Ut The press than Abraham
| linGain. lie. too, falt The Rtinga ana tauuta
ana - was OWNS % the attacks Of Horace
| hrreleE mat iel Liue0lH 30 say. 'ir The press
q thia country could 30 made 80 nhaie some
| INNS 81 the spirit 81 patriutam and fairness
! what would | Aut give"
resolution was offered by II III. Gillen,
| ~ saltwater, reritiHe The alleged h0ycot ~
ftsE coinage newspapers by bis advertisers
ana rlehElns mo support az all free silver
btlEtets ~ thuha newspapers, ana The estab-
iiahluent 81 a reaiiatuly b0ycntt
Iohh Lana uhleNted g. tho resolution ga the
grounds mat a buycDt was uumaHly aud
unnecessary. ANA contrary 10 the Shirt ~ the
meeting The Objectionable teatGre at The
resolution Waa cieVeIiy switched uH ana The
resolution than passed
Judge j. w. Wills spnke IN place at John
i'A4 smith aIiIn The Country 3 Defenders "
Judge wits aAid that The spirit aGtuAting
me silver policy az The eluHiry was The same
as thAt which led shakespeare 10 write "My
aaui acaHts the battle lralu afar, and Is eager
fur he Tray"
Sidney N. owen was the last sneaker aud
responded 10 The toast 'iiusneas aAd BimetAl-
lanl.' tie thought The auhiact should he re
Nefsod Tor II The country had himetalism
mere would be business. MI. owen said
that The advocates al free silver were not
faNulutlunlas, bal "reatafaionias for thay
sought ia laature hal had hHeH lost
The banquet cluaei al 2.ih with a repr0-
duGluA ot brgana alinian uf Wall street re-
teated Ny The elaphapbane.