Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-19

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MESSED at fh ad tst e eeng Of hs
state state dhhiirymen's assSciation in my own ~;
well be imagined.''
Mr.; Lind explained. his remark by telling
% the oT Wbo a Of fn by gstca %
Other individual: Such a bis Of SIP pu6lie
State Examiners Office.
The conduct Of the state examiners
furnishes a striking example Of official
iFncompetency and indiffersnce to the vel;
first when Mr.: Berg, nearly a year before
the collapse Of the Guaranty Loan asso-
tuition and was rewarded with physical
Violence as his thanks. and again in the
in st. Paul. Professional duties required
me to investigate the affairs of the bank
eonann Of have neTer
seen, Over $500, 900 of the banks money
had! had been USED. borrowed BY its pEesfdent;
known known it; It is a Remarkable fact that
ba9F S he 9 sae he the pD HFs exam state
had not either by himself or deputy en-
tered its doors for year befoIe
want for your saviags and the sayings
examinerr has has accomplished that I am
of u g as b % f af
bill had some good provisions: some. that
n might be con?mepded It changed the the
words. Before 1855 stockholders in state
banks were responsible to the creditors
its failure 81 for every 81 they held in
stock; since 1895 they are only. respon-
S Sns sc fnn ae the ng n9t
The D to fe ADOPT to and at that hat par
Ready reS;' for Nv What vas Coming? ''e S@''''S
the public service by indscriminate re-
SO soon as ]. find that the public can be
better served or protected by having a,
change; the change shall be made There he
might. be profitably referred to and dis
cussed on this occasion. but neither the
6 te Ppcm which heFe
sire to express my convictions before
cose haye ALREADY called attention to
functions Of the Individual entity with rec
W that z as SAID beors where the
privilege has not been abused. conducive
to the best interests of society and hu-
material and industrial Development. in
the hurry and scurry. to utilize the. powers
Of and in the Testers Of steam
goods; new mills and additional ones and
to rake in the aLlmghty dollar. it would
heart. Material things have been pro-
9ded tor anSF b mas nqf ben lost in sight
ital and wealth. Experience: and bitter
ago. The aboring man has found it nee
essary for his self-protection to associate
himself with his fellow workman. This
the association Of capital. but as abso-
utely indispensable for the protection Of
the. working man and for the protection of
society.
the welfare of it's every member: We as
a. state or as a nation could not long sur
sociation and cooperation on the part Of
capital without like action on the side OF
} cdS{ wo S m 1 Witch 3n beeVs M
aeecgzS y1Ss the AZ hsfs
actions; they have made mistakes; so has
organized capital SO have we all: I But t.; I
ton Of affairs the association and organ
ization of labor has become an absolute
necessity, and I say the people of this
in their duty to the laboring man and to
society in not giving organized labor such
recognition before the law and a standing
in all courts the same as organized capt.
tai. The Interests, Of society and the
American, spirit, of fair play demand that
ende pc in a0 oce or ou Of oes
bring about that much-needed reform will
be cheerfully performed.
Another question akin to this, and which
neceSsity Of fiyording the individual an
opportunity for a direct voice in the mat
ter q eg Hs fGf his Of S Tn
has made the nonhuman or capitaliskic
element 50 RGtent fasetG25s it is
efficient voice in the enactment Of the
laws Of the commonwealth: This is not
n Gr un can our "nv
manS Sy SUBJECTS e Of 1e f has ef6 een
ar vo}e Tha this 20 eou d eoe and
chat it could be gene safely E. have ), no
great protection to the public as well
the etzen and the ire
this state, On these Questions, to which
They discourse on, the greatness and the
Of we the sh haoa All aq5 is fe
as they are, but my friends, we do not
Eustis. in his speech. exclaims with eio-
quence: 1--WE will build great city in
the Philippines" Why, my friends, SO we
great city right here at home If these
questions to which I have referred ii
merits your attention. then they entitle
US to your cooperation. =, 1t is not, my
man ma to Office # we are right in the
and in the remedies that we propose, then
cooperation with us becomes a question
in this work let US stand together man to
man and shoulder to shoulder. Remem-
Der that every man on the ticket. from
the governor to the last name for supreme
judge should receive your vote and be
elected: Anyone Of US succeeding alone
work let us forget all chickering's of creed
and nationality and remember only the
duty we owe to society," to the cause OF
good government and to ourselves
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