The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1898-10-27

Touch 1!'' more nearly ana ora
less Su*t correction than n.
2hcerS government. The nom
NEE, inees In The supreme court are
mi men, o. - al character. and UNI
@eM So judicial G9 q pen eae% of a the
| charg clt duties that trsininp
and p5l eSrt is almost indispens,
ably n nh he ether. Mr.. Lovely, a
Of the rrr;ts;' in this. state. has done
the bar ;: sna Il { people of this state ia
crative practice 10 sit as a judge among
the people.
Minnesota's M. C,s.
egation IN congress has In ali Of it's actions
proceeded In entire harmony upon all great
2ae Ssp ef wRsGs s shs
con Gaeds I'll think to degree Beyond
ha7e not been ee4eg 81 an
n moyt dnPaR d cha aas d9s A.
pose and clearness Of sight, that a bank-
Of Srngng e oppre Wen gape rnte}
It gives me pleasure on this OCCASION, the
to.ngh beaR2p his tes ahat hs
Is his services which have been compara-
glare of briant aes o8 Hnd
M NE SANE Is frye Of the Judge
pesient deuson Which 1S o threaeaged 50
PROSTATE, our Industries and ruin our cred
It, bsen He has been renomipated He has
terests Of his Constituency and for those
,.Mr; Eddy. REPRESENTING the northwest
district, the one less finished in regard to
instant and insistent at ali times, in sea-
needs IS and 9G the ysry Of his
7YoH an know Mr.. Fletcher. (Applause.)
litter It's sssS rePTFS Sey @ere sGy
fatgnss Of his Office seem @srs sometimes afi toe
viii IL be be be oHnd AND yet sS5
Of its ola Tine @ajofities as gi W Wouid g i've
say the ssme Of M rep
gteSss nSTs f5k q Ss
$S5S669 70 insrease guE p%bep SSSidins tSs
congress during the last session or for the
last st. three years.
house %z % sHmmittse Of fSrSiEn S5faTs
a MI T. he most
thusasm Of this commu 1 For the f,' p .r
ne TOOK IN the imposition of duties upon
war rsvenue biil to prevent the he: aduitera-
lion OF flour. (Applause.)
The DinsIey bill.
nr NY fei9w citIzenS the first act Of the
congress. Which was des i gned to give. and
f did give Que projection % al American in
and those of manufacturers. The Mckin-
ley! Icy law of q former section had been quail
e anf fon %hen was wth RX ths
from the time it began to attempt to OPP
to pT99duss revenue. and was the most
M ?Sdsnt Of 81 an FAN ean
furnish. (Applause.(
the sn Of 6r af me apt e
f r. u and soberness in What have just
Ct 5S gTaspsiS Of tSs
!as NJ n eRS
Of 5F0m Tex 9s nl
YOU'D eyeentually supply themselves with
ture in this country. And the PROOF Of tTe
Simply raw WI" materiai l9 and expcrcs its so
has but one class ct people. ei:he: pastoral
and ar E2aTsty 81 s 5ho Iii wh al
perfection p1s exists in the animal or vege-
power in 1860 it found the view against
which am now e9mbattng in full statu,
FSs Eh8 a T?s %s
to his memory to call up the condition of
this Country in the years immediately pre-
70 rSn back IN M mnd to the cand
ton Of things at that time, and what is
e metae or Of
ture that were produced in this country.
hsFe HsTf then the a
state throughout, this union, to say nothing
Of the great cities, where we're then the
oE%sS mat the snSg zone the little
pntil very recently the, contest in the
we were entitled to it. but we did not
Under the administration and efficacy of
Les under the var i9sn
sss that they have reseiysdt the American
ssd within the gfazp Of tn the American
RSpopugh ARieh he immens,tes of the
heaven are disclosed. And looking every
/ where all around however imperfect
some of the conditions may yet be, and
they are rapidly approaching anticipation,
we see that under a republican admins
tration since 1860 the surprising emancipa-
ton Of the great people. from the indus
trial thraldom and servitude of the ma
tons of the old world has been brought
about through the administration of re-
publican principles. .(Applause.)
which we secured the home market, al
! though that was the immediate object of
our desire for long time, it seems so
difficult to obtain that it almost seemed
the limit of our ambition, has given us
! much more. Something which the far
sighted advocates of protection have all
along predicted, which was that when the
home market was secured, which meant
simply that when the 7oooo,6oo of American
duction instead Of only, two or three, and
ali the needs of itself hat it would have have
plus; and enter, into competition with other
exterior world: and as the result Of the re-
t the unf aat to-day and
Increasing yea! and q ability and success.
for patronage in the markets of the world
| where his face before was never seen,
and to which before his mbition or desire
even never extended. (Applause.)
| The foreign market Let us look for a
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