Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1898-10-28
(Francc) would join us under certain conditions.
but Germany and England said we might 90 on

but Germany and England said we might 20 on
and com al the silver We pleased but it would.
advances except at its bullion value. Wa can
do that now. but do We want to do 1T Do ne
want +" issue q dollar that j. not worth . dol.
period Of Clevelandism we might have Ran
Obliged to do it. But conditions, soon changed.
Confidence Cor ad .tScD ~, Hss ,o,, rsstS q, Gold shipments
Tho kiondike poured its added millions into
trade channels'our own out put almost doubled
and at no time in our, history has there been ~
much money in circulation as now.
Bad weather aud low prices have been a great
tendency Of mankind is to blame some ons for
tho first object that comes along: and as wo ars
having elections most all the time the candi-
date Az finds It's t. Necessary 1.s9s; to INDULGE IN many ez-
The number Of people who blame the admins.
tration for their every day universities il not 10
E EcS IN th' SS Ssi,' s. ( sS'd snS Fo by the fact ct, that be.
putting out their speakers, but arc conducting
a Whispering campaign, from ambush with
ss ss %a;eri!Si ss': q; ,1 %s's po is hot bot, ' viii
,IsiF s'xs%isa,ie" r tho spne sSas i may; may b q
calnmities come along. 1t is an amusing
spectacle to SEQ tho populist candidate who.two
and four years ago, was loud.lunsed with
! a wise look as IL to say "You know mo and /
| know you. know what l KNOW" He shakes
victim in tho ribs gives him a cabalistic wink
and passes on to the next TO repaat the per-
iormacc. These whisperers forgot. that when
yyolunteercd and went to tho front side BY side.
Ihero was no division along political limos
then; thore should be none now.
Governor Deviue's speech was en-
Enthusiastically received. 1t was an
eloquent aud patriotic exposition Of
Republican doctrines that made q pro-
found impression upon the audience.
The governor is IL young man, au able
and eloquent orator, honest and up
riyht in dealing with his fellow men,,
and his political future is indeed u
bright one.
TUESDAY NIGHTS MEETING.
Tuesday night three OF the best
g mpnign orators IN the state came
toge her in this city, and us Il result
tlere was u largo crowd out, and
tho enthusiasm manifested during tho
evening indicates that the Republic
cans Of Ramsey county are deter
mined to give the national administra-
Hon. B. F. Spalding, candidate for
presented the issues of the campaign
AZ a ~ va oiluO : HANhAh8 uA0hy O0A1~
ing points, which we're quickly noted
by the audience and enthusiastically
applauded. Mr.. Spalding is a lawyer
whose brilliant attachments have
earned for him an enviable reputation
throughout the northwest. His cleo.
ton to the high position OF congress
man will DO u tribute to the intelli.
. gence Of the voters Of s,thesgiantlyoung
state of North Dakota, and at tho
/; same time will register al endorse
lnent of the administrations course In
its dealings with Spain. Mr.. Spalding
: made many new friends while in Devils
. Lake.
. Mr.. T.. L. Wiley, of Lisbon, was the
. next speaker. His flights Of ora
tory, sound reasoning and sparkling
! humor, matchlessly blended, entranced
I his auditors for over All hour. It was
r All intellectual treat that is seldom
I presented to a North Dakota audience,
8 and never more greatly appreciated.
/ It WIS IL o'clock when that brilliant
$ old campaign orator, bravo soldier,
= polished gentleman and able states.
man, Gen. Harrison Allen, of Fargo
n arose to speak. He kept the audience
t but u few minutes, but in that time he
! sounded the keynote of the campaign
II Mckinley is right, he deserves an
r endorsement; il he is wrong, he should
be rebuked. This is the only question
It the individual voter must decide When
he casts his ballot OIL Nov. 9Th. The
4 generals short but eloquent address
d was received with unusual enthusiasm
indicating that the audience was il
entire harmony with his views. II
d was one of the best political meetings
70 ever held in the state. and is easily thu
n banner meeting of this campaign.