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the bill, I wa remind vf that Wblt XrM ir, who iouBht ft Dieting but, whn ho came, hie ffttlier laid: 'The nnnde are the hand of Eiau, but tb, voice la the voice of Jacob. And ao my friend., if you will Con treat the actions of thi. Admliilair.. Hon with Hi words, If y" Will MMmttM wwnrda imperial i.. ..,..,,. lathm. of Imperialism. Willi 1 J"-"" you will find thHt tht role; I .nii.imnerlallsm. but the Is the Vole of antl-lmporl..Mm. but the na . the hands ..r tnoee wm ' ,, empire upon thi wrecti of a re i and then. i thf dUterenci between ex MMtoa and imiieriallem. means the exlenal.m Of tin Urritorj 0 a republic. Imperialism is th polio) ol an ernplre, We hhVI ipendi '"" we have never had Imperialism I,. ,fi m We expanded when we took In b L ' We to-.k In land thai .mild , set I. .1 by Amerlcnn settlers and built UP KIW American state.. We expand. .1 whtl wa took the Lc.ul.lana PUrchMt. W took in land that could be jMUIad b . i., .tilers am built up Inl' ' -.... When Wl M.k IP . .-.I Meleo for Wa took III ...... I could he MUM bl Ann li' Ml nettler. and built up int.. Ami i H a ...... u'i,pi, we inok 111 California n . ... ... ...... i th.it ennid In s.tll.il in Ari,-nn .ettlet. am! built up Inl rlnr, .titles HUt. Wh.ll Wt cm. the ocean, we take In lantl that CM III be settled by American lit Hen Ud ,,.111 Int.. Anierlenii states We are tli 1 1 getting lantl that MM be tattled, are taking races by Wbjugatlon chanalng a honnigcn. ..us i.puiln hut ami Inl O heterogeneous empire. An Bmplre Panned. An empire embraces a numb, i f.-irmm of e . t V .'Ml til. H I fill' I II VafletJ ........ W. eerlnlolv IT. I till Villi' ' races thirty distinct ItCM of tin in that range from a light brown I" " Bar i, lack i in the island .if Hum Ottl fbi' lloat. proudly over the Sultan 'i pa la. and we pay the Sultan to my. h i, for letiinir it stay there. Th .i.iiv ..f brlmrlnir llhertv t" the Hulti alave I. found In Article Tan of th u..ii. iruii ami that urovldes, not lha he ahull lie free, but thai In may bu him.elf as soon as he can mak. i HOUgl working at nothing a day to pa) foi him.elf in Ihe market Milm l'onl you think that we will hav. div ml ) That i. what Imtn tiiillsm nn ins, and I want the itepubllcans la undariUm what vour nolicv means when )'"U t n i.r muiti It I have been surprl.nl at the revolt that has apt" an. 1 in He Republican party against thla Puerti Hlcan bill, perhaps hee.au.. I h.m nol been able to understand ho any lie publican coultl be .urprl.nl at that, when that Is the policy the must pur ue when they come 10 the Phlllpplni queatloii. The trouble Is. Republlcani uvol.l the Philippine llllestloll. 'I In --- i.iii.,i ..Loin th. nil v a ii t ag trade about divine obllgatliin I" g ...... there mill theV saV thai Wl ' l I help It; It has been thrust upon us ami we muat aubmll ti It. The Republi can have not gone far enough Int. tic eonilde ration of the Phlllpplni quel tlon to know what they are going " d. with the Filipino. The Statua or the Filipino. I want to a.k you Kepuhlli ans. for one moment, what the status of lln Filipino la to be. If tin is. Filipinos an to awear allegiance, they must clilu-i be cltlaen. or auhject.. We have to hold them In one of these two oapaol tlea. If we hold them at all. If held them aa cltlaen.. and our cltlxenshlp extend over them, the tin).' nm) I Nt when they will ahare In the goveinnn n of thla country. You cannot deny them n preaentatlon. and If you ink. il. n aa cllim. the time will conic When in. ml,, i' of Congreas fmin tin Philip pine Islands will pass upon uucathms that concern you, and when the Prt-pl-dentlal election, will be tb tcrmlm il I.. the returna from the Philippine tlland t am not willing for eight or i. i mil lion, of Malaya to lower (he stiimlard of our clvlllaatlon hy having tin Ir bar. In the deatlny of this country. I waa oppoaetl to the Chinese intuitu to our shores because I was HM will ing to mix Chinamen and An. ' I In the deatlny of this country, I mil ed the Chinaman to W0lJ Ottl Ills 0WU deatlny. And. as I was opposed to al lowing the Chinaman to come, win wanted to come, ao I am opposed to making the Filipinos come, who dm,'' want to come. And the men who w en trying to keep out the Chinese and lln i. bring In the Filipinos are straining m a gnat anil swallowing a camel I hav. been told that then wt-r. it gn .it m.in people on this We.lern slope win. w. n expan.lontata. A great main p.. .pi. who were In favor of taking tin- Fill plnoa In on account of the trad. Bill I warn you on the Coa.t that If y.m will receive the flrat benefl's of tin trade, you will also hav. the first fruits of that mixture of Malay and white blood, which, here In Oregon. fQM Will flrat receive, and which will lowly but aurely aap away and destroy the hlgl. American Ideal of ilvlluatluii. My friends. If you ur. not willing to make them cltlxens. are you WllUai to make them aubjacta? Are you wUIni to bring (hem in. and then dM) linn the privilege of tin protootion accorded by Ihe Conatltutlin to Anui n.in . in xena? Umuln never uttered a Ihlni more memorable than win in In I that this nadon could not exist half Slav, and half free. That declaration, taken from the Bible doetrtM Hon a houae divided ugulnsl Itself i.ii.n atand, burned It. way Into (he Jinlg men( and conaclence uf t In American people, and it I. Juat as (ru. I that a government cannot long etand half republic and hull empire, part In. and part vassal I am not nn.n,i thut an bum ii, I., Ing ahall b drawn under our Hag by force, and then told (hat he .hall M a vaaaal and a aubjeci, and in i .. cltlaen. and as 1 am not Drilling t danger our civilisation, and as I air not willing to mak. un auhji i la, I pro- poae that we promise th.-m Indapend ence. aa soon an an Independent g.. ernment can be eatabllslud. and then, in a republic of their own, let Hum work out their own deatlny. Thee AraunienU. TVhat argument do you hear In favor of Imperial tain'' I hav. board tin.. Flrat, that there I. mone n. u olid, that thai U in It. and third, that we are In It, and can't get out. Hav. yuu heard any other'.' Just u word in reply to each argument. Hlmw in., u,. man that aaya there I money in n : l.'lKin nn. la the burden of prool C ahow that we will make n,,,n than Wi apend in wars of contiueat and r,,n ii,i. annexation, lit muai n nl ali... that we will get back the money that we apend, but that tin oftM Who ipt ltd the money will M tin ones U) go) tin money back, and If he will aho ib.n we will get back the BMMM Wt IMnd he will have to .how that tin peopli who apend what w. .1., apend .mi. , back what wa d.. get bu. k. And 1 an. not willing to prea down upon the atrugglliig masses of this OOlintri I heavier burden than that which they have borne In the paat. In order that the few may oigauixe monopolies, and go to exploit the islands and In ordei that the few may build eleotrl plant., and water plants, and tin lines, and reap the beuettis ol thi laj Then, the man who aay. It will pay muat be prepared to show how in n., men It will take, and he muat b. pi , -pared to tell how much a man is worth mtaaured In trade. Com. . h,.w much i u man worm - How much Is tin lit of an American cltlaen worth In dollars -..u .tiin; iicpuoucan. 1 dun you v.. pu. a vuiuc upon one American hoy wno win ale 111 the junghs uf III. Phil ippuie.. iou win. advocate this doc- inw hub aamnaoie doctrine, tii.u you can apiil blood and pay for It in trade, mi i. a man worth? If you wain t. t t.auv- muii iiuman mood go you cowards, and buy It with your own blood, and not lei other people ,, sons o. i ...ii i enti oth.-i i i .on. to purcha.e trad foi you Trade toy Force. Heretofore, we have raised ariiii.s i. defend the right. Now, wa rais. armies to make right by force. Heretofore w. have ued force to defend that which waa Juat. Now. we mak. the founda tion of our title re.t upon auperloi force. When a mother loat a aon that died in tin mint of liberty, ahe re- jnicrd that ahe could raise .on. for ao noble a purpoac. But what American mother wanta to ralae boya at ao mui n per head'.' hat mother wants to ralae Ooya to exchange for trade In the Phi - ipplne l.iands'.' He who says that I. will pa must he prepared p. plan, ....I.. , lit. t li. !! Inl Ii i : i 1 " ,..,.., l uuuiee limi .1.. . c .... - . " . the Pacini as th policy, He has uot t.. place a value upon Ihe boy. win I.... ...... I,., . 11. Line I rum tin effect r ti.. .11.1011.' Hi ujamlii Fiatikllu In ITW wrotO a let ti 1 to Lord Howe, In which he discussed the doctrine that 11 pay to purchase 1 1 adi hv foil'. . The warm regard and deep affection which I have always had lor youi l.onlsliln miike II painful f..r nn to etc you cotului ting 11 war Ihe mere giound of which, as diaorlbod in your lettor. i to prevent Ann ih aii trade from paatlnaj Int.. other i' h anile la," We hat for inon th.1.1 century on tin fourth ol July l.i 1 11 t elebratlng tin memory ..f thi..- nun who came t. i Iieli il.'inh I1.1a11.11 they wen tlefeml ing Ibis nation, in a war the puipo.e II Whlah w .is I " ' prevent tile Ailiell .an trade from going Into fori Ign ohanneia. Ami to mi n ..ems that tin meit obtaining of or retaining of all nidi might b, Justly ..curtd without oioodHhtd. ami Is altogether a iiiesi..n I commerce, untl doe not Justily tin i.ui b.iriil. s that are being lommitted It does n.,1 seem to me (hat tin piollls t any Hade can ever be tipnil In Ihe xpense of seiiding out the ll.ets aim irmles thai y..u have sent out In this vaf. ami I am . oiivlm ed that a t h at and dispassionate survey will condemn io Infamy thorn win. ad via it. aim ayan luec.vii will not save .'rum aonie .lis honor tin si win. hav, voluntarily en- faaed in proaocutlng it. Whf, trade is 001 ik subject fur which people can .URIly spill Other people's blood, and In trade i- tulflolenuV valttabl to pay tht agpenae of holding It and securing it Dl war. You little two-hy-foui Kepubll ran. who w.ushlp at the altar of Wealth, ipitrc your little heads with Uanjamln Kianklln. and when you g' to MOUre trade by human blood, think a hut the price I that you are going l' 1 ay for It. Hill hale y,,u lk, .oim. I.e. 11 ,e- etved by Ih. doo trine thai Qod oom- 1 an. Is p .' You convince a man that It s In. religious duty to do n thing, and he will tin il. Convince him thai It Is is rcilgli.ua duty to give up his mnne) ml he will gH. Ii up. Olivine, him ihat li is his duty to give up his lift. and he will Hive II up. Hut nn. if un- 1 (un ite still, convince him that It Is lis religious duty to take sumei,...l lae'i money, ami he win take it. M ii. uds. Hie RapubUanaa are trying in ..in nn. thamaaivaa that it i their luiy to take aopu body else's money. I 1111 alrald tin are following th. plea. I. in;- ' 1 tin ...... t.d man win. was loud of . hi. ken. He said w hen hi pra.d the Hum .. Mehtl him a i hii k. n. try Mel. loin got It. but when he prayed tor (be i.oni i. tand him afiei chicken he nearly always got II. I 1. li. 1. ill .n il. I believe he ilillllellce. he thought and purpoaea of men, but .110 in.t ulIiltiK to blame Hod for every .In. tight and eveiy puii.os. that a inan nay bavt . H I have an Impulse ami am it ii to do ngiit 1 trace h to nod. n I have ah Impulse to do wrong. I am tot going In charge Hod with K. Temptadon and Opportunity. And ih. Hepiibli. ans are mistaking 1 gnat temptation for a great oppor tunity. Tei11plall.11 hav, tome be fore, Eighteen hundred years urn 'hrlst was taken up on a mountain and einpittl of Satan, and Satan brought up all tin kingdoms of tin world and 11. 1. .1 th. m P. him. If he would fall town and woiahlp him. Hut he said. ..el (hen l.i hind nn. Satan. And Inn tin .. til,, naii patty was taken IP 011 a mountain itn.t shown the I hi Ppine Islands, the Itcptihllcaii leaders k. .1 up (., tin- Spanish iiioiiiin h and aid: "Wt will glvt you tw .. and a half iplect lor (hem They put eight mil Ions of i.e. .pie on Hit atii'llon blot k ami hi (hem for so much a head. Shame vou. vim that have boasted for thirty eats that the I e. la ration of Imle- 1 . 1.1. in - appllt d alike P. Hi. white man and (lie man who was etidtely lack, and now you say ih.it It does not ippiy t. the man Ihat Is only half hiaek, ami now you are trying to .pen. I hundn .Is of (ln.us..mls of llv. s ami mil lions of dollars, ami ale willing p. cross in ocean and spend blood and money, iu t (.. get P. write another exception lause. 1 1. r time nt. derive their just powers from the const in of (he govern. .!, and yet theae people have no repre.entn- lon. and are charged .. much for Pe ng govern. tl. You tell me that th-- Fll 1 "in. art not capable of .elf-govern ment. 1 tell you Ihat every ran. and y p, ople an t .lpable of self gov - rnrnent iou caniiot stand upon any (her doctrine. They are in. I al l. I. I ll I hell, t- l es IIS Well An We lil t ible to govern . ans. Iv.s, bin (hey an as willing in govern I In iu. I s as w in otits-lves. My frlt-mls. If you will ml tin- laiiguaKe of Henry Clay. In a 'p.- .li mud. 5.1 years ago. ymi will .-. tii.u the man who daubta the abil ity of any people to govern Ihemaelve ill,- the wisdom of the Creator. What would you think of a Qod who would create the nilpinoa ami then ,i, th. ni tinpiott cied for (housamls f years, until llaiina found tin in and threw his arm around them'.' Capable ol Soll-oovoi iii.ieilt. The lit piil.ln ans sa thai tins, p.., pie an- not capable of aelf-governiiieni. mil therefore, thai you must go over Ihele and govern (hem against their v 111, ami lax Iheiii without repreaentu liot . and th.ii shoulder tin burden oil in the shoulders of 111.- Almighty, uur n t. fathers multiplied when they fought against a do. nine of laxatloti rlthOttl representation, and foi inon than u aafltUry you have met and i. -Lumed thanks for the victory he gave 11 .1. .1 is un uin haiue.il, I. tlod, tin 11. yeaterday, today ami foravac, ami 1.. 1;. publicans cannot expt. t thai In lll give (hem Ihe victory in, , a people ivslsllug with their lives and their ..loo.l. lln- very sann- Ihlngs that we ft 11-hi lot untl gained. No, m nnmls. 1 have h. aril mlnls Leri ahoutlug for u war of cumiueal, iniiiisuis who had taken upon theiu- aalvaa the vow to preach Chrlot and mm eruclfied, (hut would make this na ln . (be ag pOO en I of brute force aim ng In iiailons of the earth, and apparent ly that hud forgotten that tin- birth ol Christ was not a call to arms, but peace on earth, go. .1 will toward men; and, again, that infamous doctrine of con- auoat by brute force is condemned by he words ol Christ himself that In am. not p. destroy men live, but to save thom, and 1 challenge you to llnd anywhere in the words of tht M ist, i iu authority or (uatlftoaUon tor thai hypocrisy that y.m an doing the work iti Hod. if you dare to proaelyl.- with the word, if you dare to praanh a gospel With Hailing guns, you will soon be .hooting your particular brand of Christianity Into each other here In the United Slatei. If then is poison In the blood or lln- hand. Il will reach tin heart, and I am not willing I., plant In the Philippine Islands th. doctrine of a gospel by Hie IWOrd. Don't (ell me that 1 am pi. adlni tin- cause of the Filipinos, It is a HUOatlnn of what be come of us. If every Filipino die, the world will go on without I hem, but If this nation goes down, to what nation can lha world's Immunity look in their struggle foi better things ' I want that Hag to be loved by every human being a the Hag of liberty. 1 don't want II to i.e bowed down p.. but ipat iii ever) Place th. oppieed may look up to II tin! .see iii the alairy folds the prom la af a higher freedom Republic or Umpire. My f i lend, you canm defend Im perialism on the ground Hint It will pay. you cannot defend It on lha ground (hat It I u Ohliatlan duty, and you cannot defend it op th. ground thai we in iii it ami agonal K,t out, becauae wa can gel oui In un open, an Ameri an and manly way. If the treaty had rtoenlgcd the I mh-ticliij.-iie.. ,,f tl,.. I.-II. IPlllOa, or It rt. hud ratified Ihe liealv I bail as it was. ami dr. I,,,.., I th.l. i.al I pendt nt. hv lerolutl till unit I li..ti u.. I cuini their Independence i, diplomacy .. .u. ii a n, , utioii had beep i. ,. .i then , , government. We establ sh a "' eidVr brother, should i tn d by. I Ike. an o der .; . " lh;, " th, (.ulmni Hands iff . , , ,,u, I flail ' ' " . ..... fttr liberty. We must mil th. Filipinos It-. .1.1- iu....nmnnl collie. to break 1 their chains not p. fiisleti them upon this Republic stand ' tin- p. .inn . .0 I Hack . vi 111 11 cease to in . .line a re public and become nn empire, are wiii g., forward, and Will show the world raoh a victory for self-government and for llbtitv as has not In en seen slnct the battle o. Yorktown. and then whet IVet the Stars and Stripes are found the p. ..pi,- .d the whole world will look up and see the banner of freedom. i,t t this nation hav. a deatlny, it oea- Mill different from the destiny of an mplre, and lot it tak. its plana and i t It stand erect, antl wherever Its Mug Is round Ii 1 H be a banner lighting for the right until liberty encircle the globe. I thank you for your attention. TOM Li JOHNSON FOR CHAIRMAN. La .Ills Post's miner. "Tin Public" Wit iinlorsiil llie wisdom last says : week f tlic Verdict In humiliating t x- ( oiigr.'ssiniin Tom L. .lolinsiin, ol unto, lor liiatriniiii ol inn n. 'xi national oorumlttna. Al thai time Um iininination ap-IH-iirml In be M inure llititi a lUfBeatl.tll f tim VetrJIet, which, IwrwaWi backed it up with characteristic force. (If lohnaon it said : "He is aware ol tlanna In erary line ol h political villainy by the black practice ol which Manna is Won! to in voke luccoea. J oh neon knows Hanna, tad can ebaekniato blnit Delaatlng Hanna WOUld l' ii" novelty to John son. Ha has met bin before, both in politic- and btisiness, anil heatotl blBI is Mat iis ii lielil ( turnips. Ami John" -mi's Hie tuiiv man who ever thus .lute.l the Hanna jacket. Therefore, .all Johnaon to the aam pa ign bridge ,,f the . I. 'in. racy. He has bruins, snnraaM ami an indomitable linpn: he ha- the force uf a slnrin : ami IM Will not Im rubbed. I here wnuui i "ftatu itaaling by Hanna witn .loim- -oh set iiliollc In pbiy im gam.'. lohnaon nan a gonlna lor the executive, mil a nronii.l lute I iL'.iu n that cotin in . it tun. l all ilemncruts had been lohneoue, bvnd ii" la mocracy Hen lltitler wtiilhl have ippiirtunitv tn sa : 'Tim is like a man riding buck w.inl in a carriage'. It never thiii'.' until it's hv.' Put Johnaon in mmand He is one ol the lew who. with a double power P. rally then ami tnonev. w oiild wa-l ing nnitbi'r llnil Inatant. contnlete. eftective use fur isith. John in aon trot irould Raaan "ball the i .ml, Every word d that quotation most naartlly aaho, Km it now ap pears thai tin's nominal ton nf Johaaon i i bavo bean well ooneidarad by leading darnoerata bafbra the Vardlel made it public. Kither thut, or else they have recngnize.1 il us an inspira tion. For the suggest inn has met with enlliu'iustie approval ani.mg the demo cratic leaders at the national capital. The Washington ctirri'spoinlent nf the Chicago Chronicle, by all isltls the be-1 Wiisliiiigioii cnrrespiinilent fur tin t'liicagn press, writes that "the reMir( Hud Tom I.. Johnaon may become , batman of the ileinucratic national oofnmlttaee ami have charge nf the next campaign has caused a feeling of joy among ilenmcrats in Washington. Mr. Johnson is well known at the national capital and has many friendi in both the senate ami house. His rapacity for work, his comprehensive grasp ol detail! and DM executive lorce are dualities that recommend him liighlv for the leadership ol the party. Mr. oh neon ami Mr. Bryan are close friends. Air. Johnson supported the ticket of IHIMI, ami he was one of the delegates al the t.'olisciit invention win. second. -,i the nomination of the Wahfaeaan " The inentinu ol Johnaon ' name in this connect inn has. however, evoked agpreealoni of nppnaltion. Not Inan propriatelv the opposition is led by ex-.t.n. William J. Mone, ol .vi issotiri , a democratic politician ol the obsolete type. Gov. stone hopes to I- chairman lui If; nr. falling that, to be vice ohalraaan, with un incapacitated atateah man for hi- chief. When the -object of Johnaon ' chairmanship was man tinned to him, u was coupled with the tatenieul that the tuovemenl iiriginaleil with eastern democrats, ami contemplated alao tin- elimination ol the silver plank from Hie ggtiOBgj platform, to. v. Stone thereupon gave out this interview : "Siiuie sort of a .scheme is on halt, although I tun mil able yet to say ex actly what it is. 1 infer that the end Which the Palmer and Hacklier damn cruts are trying to attain is the OUPtUre of tin- organlaatlon of the party. Their abeam seem, to he to get Into the eon rent ion as de legatee, ami by admit manipulation control as many dalgga lions a- possible, w ith the ultimate ob ject oi controlling the ion ven tlon ami rapturing the national Committee. They will be lor Bryan, but they want lln organlaatlon. Sa-akilig for myself, while ! am very glad to see the Palmer and liuckner democrats, who deeerted the parly in Hll, come buck (.. it. I do not believe in ofleriiig a premium for their return." llov. Stone's objection to Johnson, and his attempt to make it gppagy thai Johnson represent a scheme op the pari of the Palmer-lliickiier contingent to gel into the Madia again, would have greater weight if he were not lino self a eendldete lot the ebnirmnnehiiJ or its equivalent, it would have still greater weight if his own lldelity to the revolution of lSUli in (he demo cratic p.irt m re untarnished. Hut his attitude at tin- meeting of the national committee at Chicago last summer was by in. mean calculated p. give him the Mltidence ol democrat.- who wish to keep their party in the radical course it set out upon lour years ago. I'here are -., I'.-w millionaires who ur. also ileioleil .Icim.cruls. Hint il is not remarkable that Johnson's devo tion to denioereov should he doubted in. rely because he is a millionaire. Yet history iurnislie- parallels. And KboH who are beat acouaiutexl with Tom L. Johnson's record ano that hi llelll.. r.l. V I- sollllll to the core H in not ill the chew ing-guin sH-cii. It doe- in. I con-isl in o-tent.it toii.-l v wear ing soiled linen anil hilariously drink' ing miscellaneous whiskv! It is founded in principle. It is radical. It goes to the mot. Johnson is u radical democrat ol lha Lincoln tort. T hough Isirn u slaveholder, he iievertheles.- be lieve in the equal rights of all men whle, brown, yellow ami black. He is a democrat ol the doelaratlonofln dependence Ivpe. anil in all his civ!.. relations his democracy i- his chart and compass. Nor is ha "mushy" gbnul it. His tleinocracv is robust. tc nol only knows what democracy i ami, Iruftlng It, wants the people p, enjoy Its blcssihu-. hilt he know luiat il .'...'. he got ami is al all times ami Under all circumstance willing ami anxious to help. If in his business dealings he mac at am lime ham been arcttaan ol resorting to the url of the monopolist, that is Im-chiisc lie make a clear .1 . .1 i.,,.t ,'..,. between thing u tlioy are and Us they pawed ( .' " " tht bl0,;d,hed you could Wn PPa 1 Bul,erg t . . . 1.. ' onul.t I- In.. Wluiovnr would m r . ,1,,..,. dan modi mar tol ha r - oflha monOMlllt. Nn, .tiooess 1.1 '"-Ino man s fr I tlint taint, Tim real iHsn.ii-n.it wliidhnr a n,nti is a i.n.i ..i- he tries t.. pgTpaiuaM! im """ " mii.I institution I nat ma He i ire m w tin- monopolist prime condltiona 01 ,1Hj,.ss success, nn tins " .Lir. ,.re clear, lie realires Hull ..ill. ill I luaw It el ur . f a. m til laj iniw:iH' nV er Hie wt'illi- '" J"K" " I ...... I. ,., Ibeto ing m isses ill inaiiKiiio. "o-."" under its ponderous num. i ""' ' thai this ought not t0 be. BndlW dp- .1. tn II... i.eonle to slop II. He oilers I " i i , , i P. he In them -top ' ellilelivnrs III stop it. But he rcfua t. be criislii .i. lom a- ion allow this ililatny. he exclnilns, "I shall try to get n place on the car instead ol under the , w Is: hut I will help you to abolish ' the Whole thing." Tom Johnson has got u plage on the car, u comfortable one a- such plan -go; inn from this jsiint ol advantage he is lining an tntii one binder its murderous progress. In Ins bualnnoa life, that is. Johnson takes advantage ol eondlHon s they are to mak.' money. Bni he tines nol rool hla OWn conscience tint insult the intelli- I mbjcc oi his generation, by prntendlna that the Induatrlal Htlona which i foster (ortonaa so made are benencent. III- knows tin dltloni re foul, he knows why they are loui, neoenonncea them us fniil, anil in nil his civic rela tion... whether a. nine holder, politi cian, ngitntor, or limple voter, he does, what ha can to abolish them. MAJOR MOORHOUSE'S TWINS. History ol Somo Photographs that Aro Attracting Much Attention. Houhtlc.- the mot Celebrated Indian photographs are those accompanying this sketch Tox-e-lox and A-loiii-puni. They are the prodnajta of the skill ol the beet known amateur photographer on the ('nasi. It WOUld not he sttyini: t.Mi much to assert that he is DM 01 the moat widely known amateur- in the United Slates. At his home in Pen dleton he has over MOO nagativea, ol which lt ht cent tin- pri.e plates, ami nearly all gga ol Indian auhieeta, laareely any one else will claim so complete a collection ol Indian pic tures. r.vch were these pictures of the twins eliminated Irom the lot, Major l Moorhouao. the artist in queetlon, irOUld have the very llnest collection in the coiintrv. tor he was lormeriv United Stains Indian agent at the res-' natbin ham and for ibirtv vears has hml personal uccpnaintuhevahip with the representative mombefl of the sev eral trils's. This ha given him their coiilitlence, and when others are driven from the top with tierce, mpetati' tioiis (earl .,' tlic camera urging the frightened native to threaten viol. lire. Major Moorhotise is received and lair- nitted to photograph the Indian-. Im- n,oentiy in an una panoy ancestral trappings which they treasure as life its.. If. It was a rare stroke of gotsl fortune that Major MoWhottM Ohwlnod these pictures. He bail secured consent from the mother i II Im ya an hi hi. to pho tograph the children. Mie had pn pared the papi so for the event, ami the artist had set his camera. Accoriling to the custom, he had pr.. Video an extra plate holder, ami, when the twins began to cry vigorously, after one exposure had lieen made, he qgldkly placed the extra plate in the camera and "anapngd" them crying, Peculiar interest attaches to these twins, from the fad that they are the second pair ever born on the reserva tion, null the only pair now alive. Their being alive. MO, many assert, is contrary to the dictate of Indian su pi . -t it ion. for it is commonly believed that Indians never permit twin to live. It is their belief that twins art signs of the displeasure of the (ireat Spirit, hence they are usually killed, as BOOH as horn. Ilecently, on another reservation, incidents have occurred t, 'tnling to establish the truth of the assertion that Indians have a sup. r-ti-tiom ilmin! of twins. The old Indians say that a great many years ago, long before the auvani of tlic pale face, when the mountains were full of game, and the atfaama were full of Ban. ami lln- native hunch grass grew knee high all over the valley- and hills, affording food for thousand- of hardy cayusc inies, a pair of twin girl peppOQCOe were born to the tril-. Thi.se were the daughters of Oni-u- in i--.. in of the keen, (' CllVllse Uigur Shirt, the tril... Al tim chief vears ITi t i, n"r I...... ....... i tifnl. Reaching womanhood, ibetr 7 "'"ns "I". "- me voting ....... ..I II... Inl.. I . ...... ....... I..u... 1 '" ""' "'" ' i rivalry am. nig those who would win them for their wlvee. r.i great was their 1muiii thai their lame sprean t.. im mm- n, winch oilier tril.' liven anil nunieii. so mat, dually, two dashing young warriors from the UWnnoaka came to visit the Qgyumii here on this reservation. Their visit wa- in the guise of Irientl ship; lint, beneath their plea-ani ex terior, was a llerce ami slem tlelenni- mil .in to earre t'. lu.otio.l l.i. i maideni to the Bannock country and there P. keep them. Watching their opMirliiinty when the girls were tiway from the home tepee for a short dis lance, each of the young Bannooka mlaad m i Ihe twin, pigged them In front on their horses, and n.le out of the village a fast Un their spvtls could cirry (hem. Quickly the nbdootioo was tliscov eretl, bagtlly a council of war w.e mlied. mid two hundred warriors, headed hy ('ougur shirt, nam In hoi pursuit. Near the sum, nit of the Blag mountelngi with the Oayuam bm a few mile buhiutl, the young beuinoaka caiue across a mrly of their own braves who were bunting. The twins m r. transferred to uxtra horse, ami. by a hort cut through tlie mountain, Chief Cougar Shirt nml his pufattlu party were nooti lelt lit r Im-IiiiiiI. The BannOOll braves, with the cap tured maiden-, in due time reached their home on Snake river. There wu a joyoii marriage ceremony, by which um i a yum tnalimna were mined in matrimony p, Hie vming llaiiniH-k- win, had stolen then, from their native vil lage. In accordance w ith hi Indian nature anil in compliance with the Indian cnc.pt ion ol hi duty, Chief Cougar Shirt registered a solemn vow to avenge the insult. Hihiii hi- return home he despatched runners, to .1... Umatilla Bud Wulla Walla triU-s, Ind uing (hem come p. a great council of war. Soon therealler a ireal ooii.w..u wag behl in the tepee ol Chief Cougar Shirt, the chief anil head men of the Walla Walla ami I gutillg trilai agreeing to form un alliance against the llaniuK-k. The Dmatlllai am! Wulla Walla haetily retnraed to their home to ore- pam for the war. In tha meantime the Bannoobe, learning that war had been declared again! them by the al- lietl trlbm, at once tt,k the "warpath, and in two day .me thouHumi Bannock warriors, headed by the greal war chief Rgan, gram marching mwada the Columbia river. There waa nut time for th,, I'mulillu ...l VV..11.. W11 n to rciii'M tun gi.M...... .... compnllnd bIom ' - Thilrown for malated - ; '" , , warrora, boi nl ah.) M at n t)i(m. m ,, ,,. (rm I Pi ii 1, ...ni.li'v 11 III Ii 'I tin- n-n.i. .e... imiio.-. . ,,, f ci.i-f Bgan. xne iwo ... - .... . where the town nl I mat. la n-m stands. In the dmpefale bjatlowhlch t-ii I e were killed nn em h side, inn the lupeflor toft I wt nocki won Ihe day. i ...... nf ti e ( avll-n Ban1 I r i Ik- were drivel, across the Casead "in- talna hi the west, and never rclnruc t the Umatilla valley. They aa tied on the Molalla Prairie In the Willam ette vallev, where a n nimmt 01 'b' "' ...... li, ..' ii.ee sneak w bat i- known us the old Oaynee language, this tongue having becomeegtin. I on the Umat'iia reeervation. McKay Creek Jim, Ihat list Indian Who Id s) k the 010 Cayusc tongue, died gbogi seven years "The attbiecta ol thi- ikateh, tog lox ami A-J.un-piim. '"in girl pap pooses, wen. born 00 How -I im-e-ne McKaV creek about tw.. and ..m-liall vcars ago. McKay creek BoWl through the nonThern boundary ol the limatilla Indian reeervation. The paren s' namee are flaliowmogmo "n" Grimly Bear) and Hlm-yvannlli (White Pawn). When llitn-yi-an-bi-ln preeented her lord with them twins, Hii-liots-inov-inox, aubtla andcuftnlng, wanted them t" grow up to honor blm in his old age. When il came to the ear- of old Chief No BhtTi Si-ali-snin thai llini-ye-an-hi-lii hail given birth t. twin uirls. an edict went forth that the ancient aw 01 till Irtlie inlisi "o oomplied with, and thut the twlna nillft tlic. lint llii-liots-liiox-inox -pread tin- impri-s,on among um trlbeetneri that UM twins came a a good omen for the nation, He was an orator of no mean pntta, and Inda I the chief to assemble the tribe. The ( iiviise nation asscnilili n ai nai ion aeaemtuect at the principal lodge- that is, the men aammbled; for if the women were there it WM "illy by sufferance They, of course, bad no part in the great council. Thai two human lives were at stake weighed nol an iota with these Indian men. They must l e reached through other arguments. The tribe' selli-b nc. as pereonifled In the men, must be the means oi saving the tw in. Ila-lnits-lnox-inox made a speech. He told the trlbaaman bow he hml been far away, bunting the deaf on the Little Milieu, ; how in the night, when his rattan was graalna near by on the hunch grass ami he himself hail laid down to rest, be I, ml had a vision, ami in the vision had been iiromi.nl these twins, who Were to DC signs ol mod fortune In the whole tribe. All Indian braves are "great on visions, "and lla-hots-mox-mox worked off his particular vision on the tribe council, ami the twins lived, Malor .M.iorlioiise has been InilK.r- tuned to mak t. liusines ol his iiuiiaii bni has itoadfaatly re- photography lii-ed. being actuated solely bv his love (or the art. Nevertheless, almost Igelngl hi wish, he frequently re ceives reilless for copies of the picture Irom ili-ixnt part- of the Union, The fame of the little Cayu-e Indian twins has traveled fur and wldOt and they tire doubtless the I .-1 known pappooses in i i... ii..t.. i... America. CHOP M0I1T0AUK" STAMPS. New Decision That Will Save Many Farmers Money and Trouble. A daeialon fuel made by the com-, m, --inner of internal revenue, which will be of interest to a great number of humeri in Whitman county. Washing- I ton, untl elsewhere, has been received by Internal Hev.'iiue Agent Towne, I IMtloOod in Portlgnd, says tha Ore- I gonial). The commissioner ha herein- ! t'..r.. ,.. I.I llo.l ....r.... ii., ,f1,mmM " ... tl,.- , ... ii.i i,,,' i..., of which are given by (armors of the Columbia river basin which contain a provialoo that in use of failure to pay the note secured by such mortgage, the hiorigagci Ii Invented with a power of attorney to harvest the crop ami ell it to Bay himself must, in addition to the stumps required for a mortgage, also have a '.'.'i-cetit stamp lor the jinn er Ol attorney The records of Whitman county have lately lieen searched ami ninny hun dreds oi such instrument- found, none of which have gfllged Ihe -'.Vent -lamp lor the pOWer of iitlorney, anil the maker- of these mortgages havu la'en notified that these .lamp- muat he put on the document!. The vommieeioner of internal revenue has now ilecitl ,,,, u. ,u, r ,,( attorney Included in such mortgagee Hot t . .., . .1 as ii separaie ilm itnieiit, and that no ,.,, wiM ,. rt.MI, ir,., (lir it, 'nliH ,,,,.rt collies list III lime o Vt . . . tlH' lariner- o w .n countv a ltd of bother ami expel, -c The decleioO ihs-s not apply to the power of attorney on tin bank ol stock certificatea, which must bear cut revenue slump Political Nolea. The democrat of Malheur county have placed in nomination the follow ing ticket : For clerk, Henry Richard nn; for sheriff, di-orgc Shelley : for ussesrui , ,t . Ilm I Ulllil II , lor ireas- W Si.fi: Anavina i tor eommimiomrr, It. .1. William; for school siiperinlen dent, J. 0. Bartlatti for mrvmror, J, it Johnaon j tor coroner, K. ti. Mannar. W. J, llrvan wa introduced at Seattle by Jemm Hgmilton Lewis, ex- ngrcsstiuin, who is noted for his Bowery speeches. Itryuil ill la-gin-uing hi anggab said : "I have known men who couhl prei-ent argument i and I have known men who could present the tluwer of rhetoric; but here iu him we tiud a whole fruit orchard with llower- grow. Ing between the rowa, (Laughter and applaum. ) "I have enjoyed aommunioa with (hee loyal spirits who have keen my companions. "I um about to close a moderate ( ? , day's work. (Laughter;. I don't know a bother p. taunt myself laboring man or a traveling man. (Laughter. I I bgve worketl 'sixteen hours' n day advocating an 'eight hour day' anil carried two grips and sample.- of all gotsl politic in my head. (Laughter ami applause, i "I shall carry away from this meet- ing tonight not only pleasant rec, lie, -Hon; I shall carry away from this III '.'ting to people ih olhef part of the while the assurance that there are thousands here who have not bowed the knee to that Haul set up bv the 'imperialists' in the republican party. " The Mean Man ol Linn. A Lebanon man tell tha following lor a fuel: Out. day a Linn county farmer bought a bunanii in hi ore', tin- lirsl one lie had ever eaten After finishing it he threw the pee ,, . Iltsir. Ailer gazing at it a moment in- picked ii up tad nrappad it in a piece of paper and remarked i "Hue ru take thai home to my wile ami let her ant what t, banana look like. Him navai seen one. " And the gun had an income of mvergi thousand dollur a year. tti- Rudalrom, a well known Klk, dietl in i'ortlunil .Monday, of pnuu immiu, iillur a fuw day' il htuxe. L1R0OLH, JKFFKRSON. WASHINOTON. Senator Pettlorew Rafu.ed Conaent ff the Senate, by the Obleotlon of '"' Sowall of New Jeraev, to Publlah Ex traota from Llnooln. Washington and Jerteraon, aa a Public Document. The following e inicM from Inn lei Itre, speee' es, and im-s ag Wa-lnng ton, .leiT.-rson. and Lincoln, were rel u.-n ,h , sent Of the ..'lint to he rlldcl as hilt rliwlli t r.c ntlv w ben Hn ator Pcttlgrew aehed tiumilmona onnaent for the pnhlii slton of tli" lollowmg lor ill. piiuiuni. .... us ii il. i uim'iii me semi" in " ; . , . e.. istenmt a irane.1 , , - iii rcctlo a to catch the ir clle goes. Kim. I) tlt-y ' .ii i . i hi.'.! to'tindr nub'.lcailop aa I' tlrctl U. I 1 1 ' . I e ss tl rl t M bn.it.cd to the II in l nun t r prliittog .tntnittce lint MVH iep..i.. hack 10 Ihe s. tiHti b that ciiinmltt.'c. M adopted to put , , ie, t, ail mat'era . bleotloaahhi to wa i, ...n.toi t l . ru,,..,- ffttlgmn obJrced V. ...eh a his Is the li - I , . i .i.,i, r t oil tne ittTr tonalai I n -t ft ' lette-, . . to.. 1.1......... sp. I.e.. and messMges oi " hsiiiuhi-, Jell, r-nii am I 1 .In. ..In. and that be wo, no ml adraw ids mw s tin m in a eomntUtMi ii s loilows : bettor bv Ahnthani Lincoln In Rusponae . ... , .. I i In o an liivllatmn io niie.m " - Honnt' ol the Annlvars irv or Jolioraon lllrthdav. lilvon by (he Ropubltcana or Boston. BPatHOPIBLD IH . April II 1869. flPMi.i Mt'.N: Your kl' d note Inviting pie t. utt. ml n ledlvnl m BoaWW on we l".lt. fl.Bt in hotl.'l ul the hlriliu V oi I ti' 'imi- tiencraon, - I )y engagemaata are auoh that l cnnnmi atli'bd The Damncrary nf tnday bulda 'he lib Lm. (f (lM(, , ,, . uhaitlu'ely nothing when l. runlltcl w ith Mnrthei nma'i ( hJ , pr,,..tt RenUl.llcaM, mi the , wr,. i,,,,,, ,,,r t. , Hml tin , i ,.... ,,t ,.,,i, t, the man before Ihe miliar. I reineinh r o being MUl h Hums tl nt -dug two i uftbtlhf intoxicated men engaged in a tight with theli great coata mi, which tluht after a I nc and rather harinles' con teat ended In aecta having fought hlnnelf out of It's own onal and into that ol tha other. Il the two lead tag parlies oi tlii- da) ..re ready ktentlial with th" two In the .i n - of letters. in ilitl Adama, they have performed the same feat aa the two it run u I'll men. Hut, tuberly. it I nnn I lid's play to Hive the prlUOlplM Ul lefTermn f mill total overlh 0 III till- nation Tins is a writ Id of compenagtlona ami he win. would he ii shne must consent to have no slaic. Th, M who tb'tiy tree dnm to oih'Ts ii. s.-rve i not lor them aelves; and. Ultdei a jnsl Qod, oannOt long retain It All honor to Jelareon ; to a BMUI win, ill the ponC rOta pressure in h gffUggla lor mi'lniial Itidepsn nee by a slugl.- geo- nil , had th Iiieis, laraaaat and ca pneity to Introduce Into a merely revo lutionary rtncumenl an abstrait truth applicable Io all men and all tunes and so to out ii there, that P tiny ami Hi all eontlng dayi li shall ta a rebvka ami a unmbllag block to the barbiageca oi reappearing tyranny ami oppreeatog Your ohedli'Ot servant, A Lnrootg Messts. H. I.. Pierce and others, etc From the Annual Message ol Hreihtonl Lincoln to th Soconil licit regular Seaalonot the Thirty-Sevonlh tongrest, Her, 1. 1 mm- U, 180). It Is not t leil n r ,- Ibting here. that a gem ru! argument should lie made In lavoroi popular 1 definitional hit them 1 one point, witii i(. Bonneetkme, not m hackneyed as tuo-t others, to which I nk brief attention It l tl,- enVwt to place capital on nn (quel f "ting Alth, 11 nut above, labor in ihe a'ructum of the gov eminent. It I gmUBMal that labor U nvallahle only in . . inn , oo wllh capital i thai nobotlv labors iiuler-sniind l els ow ning capitil MMMbOW b the use of it p. in es liim to labor. 1 his amumed, It Is next oonaldered w indier it i- beat that i capllal shall hire IgkoWW and thus in due them to work b) ibelt own concent, r hui thegl nml drive tliem p. it without their eonmat. Ha via iro ee i.i ao fur, It is naturally concluded Hiatal! labor r are clthi r hlr. tl kthOBI r or Wkgl . call s uvs. viid further it is laanmnl tim. whoever Ii uatv hired htlioiai Ii find In Hint coadlttng f, r life Now, thma la ao auab relation he ween capital ami labor aa assumed, in. is there any inch thing as a free man belB IU id for llie in the e milting of a hire. I in-bore-. Iloih these a-siimptiotin are fnl-e, ami all inlerence from them are groun l jeea, Labor is prior to ami I Htepeodeat of capital. I apit.il I only ihe fruil of i ibor ami could not have exisictl if labor IihiI not Hist have exls't-tl Labor is p. su nerlof of cup.tal, and deserves nun h the bight r conetoV ration, Oaplta has its ri.tiit-, which are a worthy of protection as any other rUht. Nor Is I. denied 'hat there is, and pmbihly will glweya be. a mlateOa between labor ami mpitgli pro du.'ing mutual benellg, The error is In assuming Hint th whole labor of com muiii'v e, lids within that re ution No men, living are more worthy ta be trilite.l than those whotoil up front p ,y. erty none le. Iin lim il to la' e or touch Might which (hey have not BOnmtlf Cll'tled. Lei them beware ol' surrender lug ii political power which tin y tilreatli poiaeaa. end which If surrendered, u 111 aiirely he lled to cl.i.e th.. tloor of Mil j fgnaegmnl against a.tch as th y. ami to na new ipsa- times and hurdeiia them, till all liberty ahall he h. t upon President Lincoln lo Hla FrlenU ttlklna In Illinois In 1804. ' Yes, we may congratulate oiirielve that this t rue, war I netting , close It ha cost a met amount of Ireaeuro am. IiIimm). The bee' blot! id the llower of the American Mtuth has been freely of feretl gpng our g uutry' allar tliat" th nation might llv, It has been Indeed a trying In ur for the repub 1c ; but I aee in the near future a cri.i g pmuehlng that aaneirvm me and cause me to trem ge for the safely ol my couniri . ' Ae a result of war corporation! have been enthroned anil an era nl corruption In high place will follow and the money power ol the country w'll endeavor to prolong iu reign bv working upon rg prejudices of Ihe people until all wealth I u negated In a few hand, ami the re public I- destroyed. " I feel at this moment more anxiety for (he mfety of my noun Uy than ever before, even in the nnd-l nl war Hod glint that my suspicion may prove grouudluee." KXTRAtTS PROM LINCOLN'S SPBBCHES To liuard Agalnal Tyranny. In thom day our declaration of bed pendiaoa nu i.eitt sacreti ky all, ami tin light lo include all ; hut now, to aid in making the bondage of the pegm mil veraal and eternal, l( 1 assailed and sneered at and construed and hawked at nul lorn till, If Iu frnnn rs rould rise Irom their grave, they could not at all recognise it. Qa , oh j iimis th,- mpublloana laaiatlni that the declaration of Independence laoluonaal) men, black aa well as white. e 0 e Chief Juttlee Taney In hi opinion i" the Deed laott eaee, admit that lb Im guageof the declaration nf llldepeudenee Is broad enough to include the whol.. human family, e e tuluk the uthora ol that nnblp Inttrumcnt Int 6a, to Include nil men, hut they did not in ftnl to declare nl men equal h, C0'" al,B. intll.t, moral development ibj socIbI capacity. They h Hitsd with Lg able dlatlnetneea In what rpapect, ' did coiisblei nil limn crent.il cipnJ Hittnl with ccitaln Inalienable righu" among whlcli are life, liberty, and nS .nil ni iiapplnHaa. Thi they sai.i tli In thin meant They meant ,, M',t a standard mtxim lor free aocl t ,X should b.. liimlllar to all at d ri ver,.,) hy ' "i '"" ', ' '"""""J l. . , Hill . even thlllle- I lo ver aZ , rr- rcrtly atUlned ens..,., ly "PPn-xltnS and thnreb) ."i...,ily jpreadlnTia Inlng il inlbience a lit ,,sml the hapufiiaea and taloe ol IUetog ph- nf nil eobirs ever, where. The JZ . ,, , rent... i . . .......... .... . .. ,,,,, was in un put. ...... ..n.- ... .'..ecuiin our iepiiratlt.il iron, .ir.ni i,rita,it ; ntttl t was pi e i in Mia q that, but for future MMHH hl-V tne iieemraiion not fn llie. It HtiHior, auk BOd, It i. eah nr. n no: ..' i - - n " looooe unit k ; those who it, after Umaa might aeek to .on. r ii. I.e.. I. I. t ll.i. Intl. n ti.,...r... , , , - - ------ ..,ul pwine "i"'" "' .v u it,,. lather th in reier prom. .h ps ..i pi uwfrri iij hi nreeii ,i ream The eirs.its am I ami timy meant wh n Hti.h ihouM re appear in this Piir laud ml . ,n, ilr, tio ir v, calii'li, Ibal they should llnil in fnrtbemat leant one herd nut to crack. Tho Fountain of Llborty. 1 is wip. i.ru uiiiietii it- it.- I ' . i -ri ol ih" MMIOOiny oi the iiiii'.e.--. ii,,. was thai lofty nd wise and boblf un dnretaadlai of tha Justice of Ike fjragt t. Iii creature! i , gentlemi n i, b ii Bfeatitrea, to tha whole grout inmiiy of tb. in They glggped not , , , ....... .,,,, - "j -- 1 i , '"t hot t o" it", i. i ore aril and n . d n,,,, hut tin", rote he h,m ooHtnrltv Tlmv pre, laS III beacon P li b' their children and t tiptr llhlldmu'i i hitting and the i m.i,, ii. 1 1 nul. win. should Inhabit MM rattkfi oilier a:'- 1 K lutesmen H thej gajg, tin y knew the tendenoj of proapcrltvu, breed lymuti, and so they MtabllaagJ three great i i evident truth-, that wkal in the illstiint flltUre some mm,, KIM fac tion -onie Intermit, should Hilt up tht doctflne that none but rich men nt hoik hut white li eli or none hut Angle. Haxun white men Were entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit Ol hnppines, tlu lr pie terlt) might boh up again to the tlt-cU-mthai ..I hid i peodence and take oagg age to renew ihe battle which ihslr lather began, so Unit truth, ami justice, NUll im n i and all the humane end i y . . . ' M t Christian v rlues in ght lint be . .mm ll then Imm i e lami , ao unit m. man IhouM then after dare to limit UM) clr OUtnmrlbe the prim Iple on which Ih. tempi" of liberty was Indue built Now, my countrymen ii jmu have been taught doctrines fonlltctiug a e e with tb. de laration ol inilependeiieej i v.niliava llatened to auggeatloaa which would tak away Irom its grand, ur and unit i lat th lair symmetry ol its proportions a a lei iu entreat you to pome hack. II. turn lo the fountain w h waters spring close hy the blood ol the revolution, Lincoln at (jettyiburg. I'oitr snt'e ami ven years ago our lathon brought forth up n this coniin.ni n to w nation, oonoolved in iih. rtv, ami tb dhutril to the proportion that ail men are (ilea I ad equal Now , we are engaged In a great cWl ear, t-sting Whether Hint nation, or any nation eoacelved gad dedicated, (gg lona emlure Wa are met on the great attlellehl ol that war. We have came to dedicate a portion of Ihat Held M I Anal resting plage for those nko here cava their lives that that lint i. n might live, it is altogether lilting and proper Ihat we hIiouI.I lln lllll but, iu a large aenae we cannot dedi cate we cannot consecrate we t iiiiu.h hallow this ground. Ilm brave men, living ami d nil, a Iio atrnggb .1 here, have coti-e. ra'e.l it lar above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note boi long remember what we ay here l.nl .1 . an never for;ret what they did. it is for it, (he living, rather, tube dedicated P. Ihe real tnk rem lining be b 'Tn iis that Irom theae honored dead we take Inonaaad devotion to that onatl hir which the gave the list (u 1 ineiuut of devotion ; that we her.- highly reaane that Ih M dead shall not have died in vain ; tl. it (his nation, under It. id, shall hint a new birth of freedom, and that OVemmael ."I the people, by the i i!e. I.n tl,,. people, shall lint perish fmiiiths earth The Way la Plain. f ellow clilens, wg cannot agaapa Mi-ton- We, ol (his ciing eaa, MMl of NgJ . ilnilniatmtlnn will he rem m be red In spile of oiir-elve. No p. i .1 signil canve oi insignificance can -pare one or another of us The tir-v trial wmaf) hhh w. pas-, will light um .town, la honor or dishonor lo the lalest genera tion. ' e say w an- (or the union. The World Will not forget that we aay lid' We know how to save the union The world knoni we do know how to save It. We ev,.,i we here hold the pt and Iear the responsibility, in giving freedom in tin. slave we a-eure freedon p. (he free honorable alike In all that we give and what we preserve. We shall nogjf save or meanly lone Hie las', beet hope ol earth, (it er me u may ane need ; this couhl not fall. The way U pitin peaceful , geaeroog, jni a wiy which, II followed, the world will for ever app ami and Hod muat forever bang No (iood Slavery. No mini w ever created good ennugb to own another. The iioourge or War. Kondly tin wm hope, fervently do wl pray, that thla mighty acourge' nf muy ape. tlilv ptuw away. Yet, If tW arllU thai It oontlnua uutii ull the wa plied by the boodamen'i tw.. huoor ami hit;, year oi unrequited toll .link, and until every drop of b'0" drawn with th Inan .-hail be paid eyas other drawn with the word I 0 yearn ago, to ma ill muat It In-sal.l The judgment of the Lord arc tru and rbrngOua altogether " With inil'C toward none, wl li charity for all; "h" Brmnem in the right a Uod k'" u, -ee the rl III. let ui strive on to Hull" the work we are in; to blud up Hi B' (ion's wounds, lo care for hlni who itiall have borne the battle, aud for his mj and hla orphan - to do all Wfclck J achieve aud cherish a lasting l"" anionjj onjMalvm and with all aatlona, Duly of a I I, let Maeiatrale The chief magistrate derivei all 11" authority from the people, ami lha) hVI conferred none upon him to tlx the leroi for thri aejiurailon of Hie states- T".j people them elvoa can do tliis ihw tbey ohooae, bm the Kaeoutlve, m anahi ha"noihing In do with It. His duty' to admiuUter the present govemmaBl it cutne to bit hand an I to tra "'"".l ' unimpaired by him to bht inooawori "J the ftame of tlie governnieid uoow which we live thi seme people lia wlaelv (riven ''ir P"""0 aervauU W little power foi inischlef, and have equal wUdoin provided for the relur that little to their hands at very almrt i tervala While the people retain iu" virlue and vlgllaBOa go u.luilniatratlj hy any extreme wlokednam or I very mrloualy Iniun tin- (ii.veruiueu1 the short apace ol lour year. The democrat wlected live out ' eight ulditriiiitii itt llutte, M"1""", Hue i a Iomm uf two fur the "''!" . and inaku the city council u tic u lnun riilic iituyor.
