Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-15

Chicago, Oct. 10.-Chicago day was
celebrated last night with banquets ty
the Marquette and Lakeside clubs at
which prominent speakers from var
ious parts of the country were pres
ent. At the Marquette club the princi-
pal speakers were Frank S. Black, for
mer governor of New York; Governor
winfield I. Durbin, Indiana; Governor
Samuel r. Van SAINT, Mimi, and Judge
Peter S. Grosscup of the United States
circuit court. Many topics were dis
cussed, all of which met hearty ap-
prevail of the $50 banqueters present
Ex-Governor Black responding to
the toast, Partisanship, said:
Black for craftsmanship.
This may seem plea for partisan
ship. | so intend it. Every great
chapter in the world has been written
by partisan. Every great deed which
courage ant devotion could perform,
the partisan has done. A non-partisan
is an unbellever. He goes where the
wind goes. He is ready to agree with
those who oppose, and the first word
upon his tongue is compromise No
nOn-partisan was ever found upon a
summit unless partisans had raised
him there. Destitute of strong beliefs,
he is destitute of great courage. His
character has never aroused my ad-
miration, his professions have never
gained my confidence. Chicago is
built upon no hypocricy or sham.
She has never claimed her sole desire
to be to uplift the lowly or curb the
proud. That same spirit of courage
and devotion which disclosed to the re-
mote and unprecedented forests here,
the first white face, that benign figure
whose name this club now hears,
seems always to have it's dwelling
place upon this spot, and to push out
with incessant, kindling power into all
the arteries OF growth and change.
You may build and grow; your fame
and power may reach the outer boun-
daries of the world, but no riches can
obscure, and no achievement can i'm
pair the glory OF that frail spirit, the
floated mere through the dangers of
the seventeenth century in the canoe
Of the French priest"
The American Spirit was the SUD
ject discussed by Governor Durbin.
Governor Van SAINT spoke TO the topic
The Great Northwest. Among Others
who spoke was Frank O.. Lowden If
Chicago.
The principal speakers at the LAX =
side club banquet were States Attor-
neys Charles S. Deneen, Judge Orrin
N Cartere. and Rev. R. A. White, all
of this city.
Judge Grosscup, in responding at
the Marquette club to a toast, Incor
porated Dishonesty, said:
Grosseup's Trust Remedy.
The government under which we live
is in reality two governments, one EN-
bodying the power of the people of the
United States, the ether the power OF
the people of the particular states
Honest men have organized honest cor
porations, that deal honestly with the
public, with the share holders, ana
with their employees. These enter
prises are bright stars in that quarter
of the armament toward which our ma
tional destiny swings. Dishonest men
launching corporations, and, what il
the long run is the same thing, vision
aries launching enterprises SO loaded
down that no fate remains but to sink
have email access to the great seal O
government. Already our industrial
pathway is strewn with the wrecks o
the structures thus set up, and al
about them bleach the bones of tn,
victims who gave them their conf
dence. These men and their works
hate They bring nothing to humanit!
but suffering, and leave nothing t.
mankind but disgrace. To lend Il
them the great seal of government is