Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-01

sea, there is every busy a mighty
 force that will within a few hours whirl the earth once more into the
 gladsome presence of the morning.
 and that by the same token the peo-
 pie of this republic are just now
 entering into the very morning of
 their liberties and rights and are
 crying aloud throughout the land:
 ''Trust us, Father Abrahaml Doubt
 us not, Father Abrahaml Trust us.
 as you trusted the men of '61, who,
 under the inspiration of your leader 1 ship. welcomed wounds and death in
 behalf of their country. Trust the
 sons and grandsons of the fighters
 of '61, both North and South, for
 We are coming millions strongl We
 are coming to regenerate the nation.
 We are coming to strike the shackles
 from the limbs of legitimate indus try and honest toll. We are coming
 to untwist the choking grasp which
 the thieving trusts have upon the
 threats of the people. We are com
 ing to banish from the Senate cham
 Der the purchased scoundrels who
 betray the people and sell their
 votes, and as we come we are sound ing forth the trumpets that shall
 never call retreat.''
 Robt. E. Morrison's s address was a masterly effort, emphasizing the responsibility of the children to the nation. He said:
 - MT. Morrison's Address.
 At Gettysburg, in National Ceme- teries throughout the land, in the heart of Mexico at a nameless grave where hundred unknown American soldiers are buried, wherever a fed eral veteran lies awaiting the general resurrection, the people of our eOun- try are assembled rendering devoted respect to all those who yielded up their lives that the Nation might live.
 On this memorial day. sacred to those who have gone before, we have journeyed to the cities of the dead and perfumed the air with flowers and green garlands deposited on the resting places of our dear dead ones Some are new made, and some are old, but all contain the mortal re- mains of those we cherished and low ed, but whose souls are safe in the glory of the hereafter.
 Commerce pays reverence to this occasion. Closed are the market places, and for few hours we cease from the struggle for commercial supremacy to remember the sOldierIy dead. While So employed it will be wise to contemplate the future vel fare of the Republic.
 Today we. as American sovereIgns, ire guiding the ship of state. To- our sons and daughters will nave stepped into our places and their shoulders will bear the responsibilities which now are ours. When that hour ,omes, will they have received that ,ducation and training which will qualify them to govern this hundred million population that they will tand pledged to continue our form If government The fathers of the Republic buiIded well. Since the ere Ition of the earth no government but hat of the United States has met ueh loyal support from it's people, lor given such freedom and liberty O all. Let us therefore instill into he hearts of our children love of God d nd patriotic devotion to the flag.
 And it is to the mothers of Amer ca that we must look for the carry ng on of this great work. In the Lmeriean household the mother reigns upreme It is at her knee, the in ocent baby is first told of God, His over and mercy, and thus is made ossible the continued belief in the ! .lmighty and the maintenance of p At the same time the s lother tells the child the story of f he Stars and Stripes and the history n f how Americans carried it to vic u ,ry on a thousand battle fields, O here human lives went out but al avs for liberty, the preservation of F ne Republic, and other principles B -hieh were just and true. On this \ Iemoriab day we doff our hats to our n omen, God Bless Them. a Children, you have assisted today al | doing honor to our dead soldiers. d earn a lesson from the ceremonies tl ou have witnessed. That is, be el ne +o God and your country Tn a ss