The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-11-05

man besides meseelf that don't know
what TIL furrin' policy Nv tn United
States is goin' to be. An he. poor man,
whin some wan asts him: Did We liver
meet Dooley? III have to say: No: l
had tn chanst wanst, but me accursed
pride kept me from visitin' him.
Il Tread his speeches through an
know what he's doin.' Some Nv them
ar're gr-reat. He attinded tn banket
given be tn Prosperity Brigade at tn
hotel where he's stoppin'. Twas'a mag
nificent assimblage Nv tn laborin' classes
costin' fifteen dollars plate an ony
distributed whin a wel-to-do gintleman
in tn dhry goods business had to lie
thrun out fr takin a kick at waiter. I
r-read be tn papers that whin Mack
come in he was rayceived by tn gatherin'
with shouts of approval. Tn proceed
ings was opened with prayer that prov
idence might FREEMAN undher tn pro-
lection iv tn administration. TIL, sic
rety iv tn treasury followed with gram
speech highly comminding tn action iv
tn thrcasury department durin' tn late
war, but says he, I cannot he says,
so far forget mesilf,' he says, as not to
mintion, he says, that he says. If it
hadn't been FIR th sublime pathreetism
an courage he says, 'iv putin me on
tn foorce,' he says, L might not be here
tonight he says.
9TH sicrety iv TIL threasury was fol-
lowed be tn Ginral Shafter 'Gintle-
men, says he, it gives me- he says,
gr-reat pleasure he says, to be prisnt
i'll tn midst iv so NANNY an so various
vittles, he says. Nv cOorse,' he says, I
re-elize me own great WORTH he says,
but he says, L wnd have to be more
thin human he says, to overlook tn
debt iv gratichood he says, TIL country
owes he says, to tn man whose fore
sight, wisdom, an prudence brought me
for-ard at such an opparchune time he
says. 'Gintlemen,' he says, 'onless he
have lived In tn blackboard FIR months on
tn parched deserts iv Cuba he says, we
little know what pleasure it is he says,
W uhiihh, ottSS, " III duLuOI Nv OuI
bein here, he says. An Gin'ral Miles
wint out an punched tn bellboy. Mack
r-rose up in perfect hurcane iv applause
an says he: 'Ginletmen,' he says, an
fellow heroes he says. 'Ye do me too
much honor he says, Il alone shud not
have tn credit iv this gloryous vcthry.
They ARE Others. ca voice: 'Shafter.'
Another voice; issGage.' Another voice:
Dooley.) But 81 paste more con-
CANAL line " thought he says. We
have just emerged firm a turrible war;
he says i;.Again.' he says, 'wear-re a
united union, lie says. No North he
says, mo South, no East, he says. no
West. No northi east a point east, he
says. 'Th' inimits iv our country has
been cr-rusHea,,@1he says, or is struck
down in Floridys@ith his regiment talk
in, he says his hellish doctrines to
TIL allagatars,' lie says. 'Th' nation is
wanst morehaat feace undher tn gran
gold standards he says. Now he says,
'th question: IS, what shall we do with
TIL fruits ivvictory? he says, ca voice,
Can thim.s3 Our duty to civilization
commands us TO pe up an doin', he says
we ARE bound, he says, toto reelize
our destiny, whativer it may be- he says.
We can not turin back. he says, 'th
hands iy tn clock that, even as speak,
he says, is r-rushin' through tn hear-rts
iv men, he says, 'dashin it's spray
against til star iv liberty, an hape, an no
North. no South, no East, no West, but a
steddy purpose to do tn best we can,
consderin' all tn circumstances iv tn
case he says. 4 hope l have made til
matther clear to, ye,' he says, an with
these few remarks he says, L will turin
tn job over to destiny, he says, which
is sure to lead us liver on an on, an back
an FORTH united an happy people, liv-
in he says, 'undher an administration
that. thanks to our worthy president an
his cap-be an earnest advisers, is sec
ond to none he says.
What do you think ought to be done
with tn fruits iv victhry?" Mr.. Hennessy
asked.
We'll, said Mr.. Dooey. eff twas up
to me. I'd cat what was r-ripe an give
what wasn't r-rpe to me inimy An |
guess that's what Mack means"