The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-04
MOLINE.

R94Services at all the churches to-mor-
row.
B9S. X. Eikens and bride are back
again.
Ba~It is a boy and ". J. Entriken,
Esq.,, is happy.
HEGrand rally at Timn's Hall on Mon
day evening. Every Democrat in Moline
should attend Eminent speakers will
address the meeting.
B9~Thcre will be public installation of
the officers of Moline Grove No. 26. U. A.
0. D. this evening at the hall of the lodge.
After the ceremonies a sociable will be
held. These occasions are always pleasant
and enjoyable.
sG~Swedes in this place who heard Mr..
Sundelius on Thursday night say his
speech rivaled Ingersolfs for bitter in-
vective and gross misrepresentation. Even
Republican Swedes admit this. He made
converts for Hayes.
eY%The Rev. Mr.. Borchers and wife in the
city for few days. They have never taken away
their household goods, and still call this their
home. Gazette.
In other words the Rev. Thomas F.
Borchers is anxious to vote for Hayes u
Wheeler.
sg-Mr Enmark, who fourshed few days ago
as a shoemaker, over the Moline National bank,
skipped few days ago leaving sundry little bills
unpaid. At his boarding house he made mistake
and took nice valfse and left an old ones lie,
is reformer, and thinks there out to be change.
- Gazette.
This is an insinuation of the meanest
and most contemplate sort. Enmark
never was Tiiden man, as the Gazette en-
deavors to force the public to believe, but
full fedged, uncompromising. Hayesits
of the most yirulent stripe.
Hoz-. Jonas W. Olson at Freja Hall.
The largest and most enthusiastic Swed-
ish meeting of the campaign was held last
evening at Freja Hall Mr.. Eric Asp was
called to the char. and after music by the
Freja band, introduced the Hon. Jonas w.
Olson, who was received with perfect
ovation. Alter few preliminary remarks
the speaker took hold of the subject in
solid earnest and never before was more
| brilliant effort made for Tilden and Re
form. He arraigned the Republican party
with its sins of omission and commission
and produced records to prove every as
sertion he made. He next proceeded
| to handle Republican newspapers and
charged with the radical press with retus,
| ing to publish Tiiden's letter on the pre-
tended southern war claims. Mr.. Olson
was particularly denunciatory of the Sean
dinavian press. whom he classed as 1m-
posing on the confidence of its readers.
Why, said Olson, you take these papers
because you have confidence in what they
say, but instead of the true and Impair
tial view of the case, they give you only
one side and the result is you are kept in
Ignorance of facts which they dare not
publish. He then proceeded to handle In
gersoll and denounced him as man not
to be trusted as he did not believe in God,
and then again said Olson look at his re-
cord, why, Ingersoll when he was Dem
ocrat, said that ''the Republicans were SO
full of the niger that the heels stuck out
IF their mouths" Passing on he said
'Ingersoll had been hunting in
vain for an honest God, aud
never found him till he met jim
: Blaine" This brought down the house
in a perfect storm Of applause. Mr.
Olson next took up the corruptions of tht
Republican party and proved by statistic
that the Democrats had reduced the ex
penses of the government millions of dol
lars. He then reviewed the war record o
\ the TWO parties and pointed with pride t
Farnsworth, Palmer, Corse, Hancock
Warren, and scores of others, who wer
e illustrious defenders of the nations honor
: Mr.. Olson continued to pour shot into til
radical camp in every direction and afte
t speaking for nearly three hours closed wit
!. a beautiful peroration on Tiiden as
genuine reformer, urged his hearers to vot
y straight and amid a perfect storm of ap
Iplause took his seat.
The speech was the most scholarly
r logical and conclusive that has been dt
d livered this campaign, and at its close Nj
l. Olson was congratulated on all sides by h
countrymen. Even those of his natavit
who are pronounced Republicans say
N surpasses anything yet heard. Effor
rs were made to have have Mr.. Olson RENAL
,r over and speak in English bat his engage
ments would not permit He made man
y converts of those who had previously bee
Or undecided aud turned some who had mad
up their minds to vote for Hayes. 1t W;
unquestionabiy the most mastery effort
the campaign and ranks Hon. Jonas v
% Olson as a speaker of rare attainments ar
stirring eloQuence