The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

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ADemqor>tie Andieaas 1aeeea -;
Republican Ta4y.
The Republican salvation army
mede IN attack in force n The %
Djnocratis E psngi,psd, WtlhetkilIs,
iaa night. heywer6yrs5ared with
an their acccutrtnlents o. war, and
started with /. f0ur-horse team fto0 4
their headquartess, ON West Bcoe6
Vay, With . svagon l1ad q Silver
Bow Republican Gles Club, "old was
hosses;" campaign songs, and last
but not least. Secretary I. D. Ne
Cutcheop, who Ne 70 do the great
forensic act. At Centreville they
wsss met By = bsao basd, which, a.
though composed principally ofDea-
ocrats, co0scntsd In consideration q
. suLstantial TO 70 esoort TIE party
into Walkerville. Arrived q 8lbec.
mia hall, In Vaudeville, speohess,
giee club and other aeGesDosies a The
enthusing business, were insufficient
10 ct up . siagls cheer Of ws1eesne,
and the wax..n Iced Of Republican
Enthusiasm entered The hall II sol-
elnn procession. The hall w. a.
mort Immediately crowded to
suliocation with enthuslastie work
ingnscn, whp were, ~ . rule,
steadfast anil earnest advocates
Of the Democratic cause, bit Who.
with the liberal spirit which = the
distinguishing feature Of The Demo
cratic party, were willing 70 give
their opponents . fair and impartial
hearing. VIM. +. Hail., ESQ.,: No.
elected chairman q the 0estinR.
At this juneavrs terrible racket on
the street ~ front Of the hall drown.
ed every attempt to be heard within.
The Walkerville small boys, less con-
s,dersse than their fathers, had orxan-
lied M in'promptu serenade, In
which the Instrumental music con-
sisted Of q tin pan chorus, With
shri,l voiced cat-calls for vocal solo.
The brass hand inside struck up
'''rllc Evening STAR sugyesting
ideas Of distant aud fading hopes.
The Chairman then introduced the
Silver low Republican Glee Club,
who proceeded to sing d"leful lula
l,y, the refrain Of which vas by.
Oh, baby, By, Oh" from which ~
inferred that soanebody required TO
he soothesl. whether the speakers or
the party at largo was left to infer
encr. At the conclusion Of the l"la-
by, which we have heard sung be(ter
under better inspiration. Mr. uaII
introduced the speaker Of the even
irx, Secretary J. ID. McCutcheon.
Mr.. Mc(:utcl,eon's speech was . re-
hash of his llcnslsaw Hall effort N
the night before. After lengthy In
troductory, before the conclusion N
which the audience concluded he
would never reach the paint aimed
ut, It Was made evident that he was
about 10 mention the Chinese ques-
tiou, aud the hearers were breathleas
with expectancy, which the SPEAKER
relieved by the extraordinary
announcement that Colonel
Voolfolk has hi~ family
washing done ut Chinese laundry.
The speaker continued at great
length. d:srecling the river aud l'ar-
bor bill, aud arguing that the Isspu0'
iicans were not responsible for that
n,orstrocity becau.e the general gOv'
eminent has .r,le control IT rivers
ard barl,,rs. AMI therefore ought tn
iupr0ve them. lie touched tue
Mormon question, and desired bis
hearers to vote against Nc(;inn:s,
because while at Washington that
gentleman associated with the dele
gait. from Utah. The speech was re-
| ceivel with respectful decoruni By
the Democratic audience. The glee
club then favored the meeting with q
campaign song VI local authorship.
Judge Holmes followed with . shor(
speech, which was we'll received
after which more glee club, and thu
"great Republican rally" was ended
, 4 majority ofthose present adjourned
| to Ton, Hughes Democratic head
! quarters, where, under the inspiring
. influence Of sentimental songs and
! Hughes G.n4l cheer, Democrats and
! Republicans fraternixed to a 'at'
! ho,,r, the general conclusion being
in the words Ut . prominent Repu0'i
can. that "Wslkerville II hopeaeesly
! Democratic anyhow, aud we may u
well have q good tinae."
substantial Proof Sof Butte
Prosperity.
! Nothing tends more to prove tn
growing prosperity and permanent
Of Butte than the number Of elegan
homes which are being built an
furnished In our midst ana the u
n,a,.,l made upon our merchants 'd
the finest class Of house furnishing
+. l.. Bonner l. Co., VII" sre withos
a rival III the IVES! In this branch
business. Inform US that the pa
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