The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

allotted 20 us in the spirit IN which he did
thc inhnitcis greater and more terrible
tasks allotted To HIM.
Let us be stoilfast for the right, hut let
us cur or tho sid. OF generosity rather
than on the side OF vindictiveness toward
those who tii;fAi from as az I" the method
of attaining the night, LII us never Tor
get our iutN 10 help In uplifting the lowlN
to shield from wrong the humble: and '"i
us likew's. act In II spirit OF the broadcast
and frankcst generosity toward all our
brothers, AN our fellow countrymen, In II
spirit ,a".,u,ns not from weakness but
more account OF locality than 1t does of
class or of creed. Il spirit which Is reso-
lutelN bent on seeing that the union which
Washington founded and which Lincoln
saved from obstruction shall grow nobler
and greater throughout the ages.
People Will Come Right.
believe In this country with all my
heart and soul, ! believe that our people
Will in the end triumph over every diff
GUILTY that rises before them. I could not
have such confden, faith In tn" destiny of
CARDS one portion of that people. Through
out our land things ON the whole have
grown better and not worse, and this is
as true OF one part of the country as it
Is of another. believe In the southern.r
as ! believ" in the northerner. claim the
and in his great deeds exactly as I feel
pride in the great qualities and
deeds of "1ery other American.
For veal or for woe We are
knit together. and We shall go up or DOWN
together, and l believe that We shall go
up and not down. that we shall 20 for
ward instead OF haltine and falling back.
because have AN abiding faith in tho
generosity. the courage. the resolution,
and tn. common sense of all my country
men.
Tho southern states face difficult rroh-
lens and 50 do the northern states. SOM
of tn" problems are the same for the en-
- i-.L .Htt - ,A NI,G ~ IL IN ~, AT ~ i'm
tenSitv in ono section. and yet Cthers eN-
isl In greater intensity N another section.
But in the end they will an be solved. for
fundamentally our people are h" same
throughout this land. the same qualities
of heart and brain and hand which have
made This republic what II is in thc great
today; which WI make IT what t is to
he in the infinitely greater tomorrow.
admire and respect and believe in andNave
faith i'm TIN, men and women of The south
a | admire and respoc, and bo.ieNn in and
have Faith in the men ana women OF the
north. All of us alike. ncrthernegs ana
southeraerS. fasteners and westerners.
can best prove our f"aitv TO the nations
past tN tle Way in which we do she ma
tons work in the present; for Only thus
can We he sure thlt our chiliren's chillr"H
2 shall inlrrit Abraham ilnc"ln's single
hearted devotion to the great unchanginK
creed ultt righteousness eNalteth a ma
dom
Delivers Address,.
The president received another ovation
at the end of his speech. and many times
during mis- address he Was forced to pause
uutil the diners had made manifest their
approval of his u~ttoraneas. When the
applause had subsid.d Senator Dolliver
was introduced. The president. who had
an engagement to address the Press CLUB,
waited TO hear tho iowa senator. Senator
Dolliver said in part:
No American north or south regrets that
the war for the union ended "a 1T did
that We are not enemies, but friends.
lA Nor can ! help hrllsNIng that the. words
which he has 81 Token here tonight have
brought the president of the United States
nearer TO our brethren beyond the line.
once so real ana NOW apply so i.nagin-
AIRY. which FORMERLY divided and estranetd
onr people. Thanks he unto God. We are
ono nation. and even in our partisan tradi-
tons We share In the heritage OF a COM
mon faith, in tho institutions founded by
our fathers. A. democrats We repeat Nh
ilcses 10 nom As republicans we an
swer, An mnfettcred start and a fair
chance in the race of life The doctrine
is the same. nor is the day as far on as
some think when the people, without re
gard to the divisions or the the,r political
opinions. shall treasure in thankful hearts
!. the blunt and fearless platform OF Theo-
dorc Roosevelt. "A square deal for every
man-no less. no more The doctrine is
the same. ana If it is not true Their" is no
foundation for Institutions such as ours.
But the doctriac Is forever true. and hv
the memory of Abraham Lincoln tn" re
publican party stands pledged 10 max" it
. good and 10 keep 1t good for all men and
for all tim" to cVine
). President and Senate.
In the course of his speech Senator Dol
liver made reference to the senate's vote
/, ON SATURDAY, last on President Rcoseveit's
: treaty proposition which brought the lin
ers to their feet with laughter aud caused
the president TO smile. The senator said:
Abraham Lincoln had a treaty II peace
winch was never sent to the senate. u
made him he ally of the lord OF hosts.
President Roosevelt remained unt.l SEN
! ator Doiliver had concluded. when lie lefJ
: the hanau" chamber. one hour and fifteen
a minutes behind his schedule.
.Ianes-M. Rcck, former assistant United
= States attorney general. was the next
speaker. his subject being. The Unity ot
!, the Republic"
' MI. Knight OF California c.osed TN.
speaking, and the diners did not ttspers..
: until a late hour.
n Az the president left the hot.l
. there was 4 sigh; delay in the ARRIVAL of
: The carriages. Turning to the mounted po-
= licemen who wcr" acting as his escort. he
= thanked them and added:
You look a great deal better than You
n did in my day"
entered his cab with Secretary Loeb. Ills
7 escort OF twelve mounted policemen SUI
e rounded tho carriage, which was driven
rapidly to Madison avenue and thence to
the house of the presidents brother-in-
law. Douglas Robinson. where Mr. ssoose-
e Welt spent til night. In accordance with
e their usual custom the service men excr-
cised surveillance of the house THROUGHOUT:
!, the night. 1t is sad that there wcr. mem
Q bers of the detective force within close
o call