The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-18

sembiage and iptsnse enthusiasm
which pervadss ifs every palt fully
evidence your belief there is involved
IL this canvass something Of great
Importance to your interest and
welfare. When this feeling is gen
orally aroused and when it leads to
calm Investigation and delib crate in
quiry there is no Ganger that the
people will make intake in their
| determination of the issue. Cheers. J
Our institutions will be maintained
in their integrity and the benign in
hnenees Of popular government will
III the remOtest corners of the land
when all our ci'izec& from the high
.s5 TO the humblest shat feel that
th'a IS tt%,r e verDnent. that
they are res onsible for its
proper administration. end that
they carpE. safely neglect it or
follow bind through the lead of
se;t-const:iuted and selfish leaders.
lAppjanse1. shat. say~ no more, ex-
c5pt t" eSn.ess my appreciation of
the k,ntnsts If the pelpie of Brook.
Ign, s. WI IL al they have done me
IN the past aad return my thanks t.
al. nera as mbsed Tor their kind
-GIe=tsr,, .!,.la: Lie declaration tia;
nc la, and 20 party can ask more
than such Exam BATON as you will
s!ve',tse,r s:i:.Ims to public coufi-
aeDct. lNle.stl.
The Chow - telegram from : am-
uei j. Tat>.en W. then read:
GRE>s, NE, 4. Y, Oct. is.
j. wonid give .ne pleasure tt PIE
~ fellow s.it'<ens of the count, O.
ki"ys, 10 whom l am grste!us for
iha generous support which. they
ssv~ :ne during my whole public life,
b.: | re"ret that the delicate coNd;~
.ion ~ nv nsal:h compel, me- to
iarsgo the qualification of being pres
-at on tie interesting occasion to
which ,":, rave invited me. Cor
dali, s,n:.- thiZ;ng with the object
of y III f., I y%ities, l remain your fell
;oW t't -,
SAMUEL J. TJLDEN.
Genera: George b. Mcclellan was
Ler- IL t. .duced aud was accorded u
rousing welcome. His audience
efe en!ir iy with him when he
said: Il alu satisfied that the people
# his country car safely entrust to
Governor leve]and all tho best in
terests ci The land, for he possesses
the courage, honesty and ability to
perform every function of the Pres
idetiai oftice as it ought 10 be per-
inrmed. Il see IN mems faces" he
continued. 1.-The same convictions
which [ feel myself, and that is that
the mar b7hind me (Cleveland) viii
ne the next President Of the United
States" (Cheers.)
1t was expected that Hendricks
would be present to share in the
welcome given Cleveland, but he did
net come There we're four other
stands from which addresses were
10 D. made and each
of which had a definite programme.
but the demonstration was so vast
that the programme got beyond the
control Of the committee, AL the
stands were engaged at one time Or
other, but many of the speakers an
nouHcsd beforehand were missing,
for instance, Edwin M Sheppard
was chairman at the fourth stu!l0,
and the speakers assigned were Con
gresham Samuel J.. Randall, Cell
era! Robert McEsue, of Maryland;
Il. T. Stockton Of New Jersey; VIM.
Wallace. OF Pennsylvania; B r.
Jones, IF Louisiana, aud Gieueral e.
B. BarEun;. Wien Mr. Sheppard,
as chairman, had finished his open
ing address. there was not one Of the
above mentioned speakers on hand.
They were in or about the park
somewhere.