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Ved with the NacnonaN senators Who preferred to Tmca national Eyt vnhm Than
assist labor in its upward climb
When the nomination of Ios D. Bmmns for member of 40 ~vmpmo cm+ wsn mn
for confirmation c1hmber was pmed against him. joining with The Interests in kgmmr
a frend of the people off the bench F7
Soth be records goes N man the senate has been moro .IpfmHcu+o hn irt,ss
Non man. there has been moec consistent his advcavo of all that the progressive grt of
North Dakota condensm and cspEs.
Who in North aEta but will hang his head in shame whn reading from the con
geSaonal record NcCunbers Smch in defense Alexander MKmneh Miprcl on Feb
ruy 3d 1902, when Ackenzcsn name was }nfo the senate connection will the omr
II fveh known this man CIcknzm) Mr. President said lfcCunEsr on hc
foorf the senate "for twenty years., ever since, have been in business for my
self. know him to bea noheh hearted, gn"ronsi mrmhsvs sympathetic mdidml
one NTont esHntor from South Carolina YOU'D IVcM a brother if he but knew him
He Sa man who 50 true to his own principles of rrlcmd that he noldg give his
very lfs blood for mnd md ask no recommendations on earth expt the fhnuv
of frend to fmnd. Now, Mr. President, this man has been assaulted lie has
bn declared a thf a man who has entTpdI oA conspiracy and he has beer con
demned by the circuit court Of California of the ninth district as being. in conne-
ton with Judge Noys, in a onpnac ITO rob people of then rgns"..........
ad 50 McCunh"rs naWHm defense OF his master, Big Alex, wander through page after
page of the congressional corl vahy cMnhaIhmg the findings of the CONF and the
even greater verdict of nnnnd; ynyd efemlngt man ho earned hes corn Ola 1nion
by his hddlp of the Scandinavian miners of the far north
IN the light of t@ef facts citizens Of NMth Dakota where do vls stand in 1hHI battle
now bHng. fought for the snatOshp OF a gat state?
You know what this Ghte is 1t istheo BID Did 1mtln to place our gov1m14tb back
IN the hands OF tep people and to free the great mass Of men from the contwIo of slsh in
ter@ts. 1t is a bMeh that. began in Mort Dakota amm the time of the Jartyovnc con
a ventcn when insurgency first trew down teg gauntlet to the old gmd 1t has continued
ever since now under the banner of progressive epuhManNm, now nder the banner of
- demo.acy,a and agMn under the brave standard of non arrmNha 1t Ba battle that has
e been confined to no party but which has appealed to the honest minds and loyal hearts of
men of all parties
In the main it has been a successful battle
- Tt has driver from public life man ar man who owed arLoiu6e to Mckenzie If
has ougt about far1cadingr reforms and its sturdy blows HAYES staggered the system in
Dakota.
But though beaten, that system hsn wrb been, destroyed It Ma syAen, that Rnovcr
full trees mNruplol 1t is sppHeI witt abundant funds and it nnrH ers Tndv
that ySm is at work in Nofh Dakota as il has not been at work for wears Beaten in
state matters it is vnIouy determined to rMn its hold on national nkgiIauon. In very