Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
liz FIRST GUN.
kSIASTIC RECEPTION OF DELE
TIE TOOLE AND WILLIAM
WALLACE, JUNIOR.
.sbury Hall Crowded-Forcible
Speeches = Victory
Assured.

Falls turned out in great force
hit to open the campaign and ac-
hublic welcome to Hon. j. X. Toole
lliam Wallace, Jr. who came from
\ to Join in the great demonstra
I rriyal Of Mr.. Toole was anxiously
\ by the democratic committee
I essrs. Taylor. Ringwald, Gibson,
= And other leading democrats met
nguished delegate at the rail
N and accorded him a hearty
When he appeared on the
hundreds grasped his hand,
W Welcome to Cascade county Joe"
y Ter familiar salutations. These
over, Mr.. Toole was escorted to
he and in it headed the process
ch proceeded informally, to the
Y btel where the Montana delegate
\ numbers Of people awaiting him.
hblic were agreably surprised to
lat William Wallace Jr. the candi-
for representative in Lewis and
and Jefferson counties had come
Lr. Toole and he shared in the hon
the occasion being we'll and favor
known as democratic standard
at the capital.
ends continued to come and go, all
words of cheer for the delegate
T Inspired renewed ardor in the dem
ranks by the encouraging reports
he gave regarding Deer Lodge,
and Clarke, Silver Bow and other
al battle grounds. Mr.. Toole said
rom Glendive to Missoula there
great uprising in favor of the peo-
candidate, William A. Clark who
Idassuredly be elected by a large
NIFTY.
4; SOUNDS OF REyELRY.
he evening the Park theatre band
Die distinguished guests serenade,
layed before the hotel soul-stlring
Then the band proceeded up
avenue South to the Kingsbury hall
hg the streets resound with the
y Of patriotic music.
Dnfire blazed in front Of the demo
Headquarters in the Kingsbury
A splendid American flag tloated
by above the street. The interior
hall was tastefully decorated with
be-. Above the platform were por
Of Cleveland and Thurman, adorn
hi the national colors. Immense
on the wall announced that thi.
the "Democratic Headquarters.
democrats took part III arrang
Ehese decorations, which reflected
on the taste and public spirit OF al
lned.
large hall was crowded with peo
The committee had gallantly pro
reserved seats for ladies, who wer
Int in large number and entered
lilly into the spirit of the occasion
5ctation was great when the orator
! evening entered and they receive'
Enthusiastic welcome.
e meeting was called to order 9,
" Collins, chairman of the Cascad
.Ity democratic committee, who said:
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
aides and gentlemen, it affords me
at deal of pleasure to call to orde
at is practically the first demecrati
citing in Great Falls during this cam
On, and the very first, | believe, tha
Ter party has ever held in Cascad
Inty. ;,
Ne have started the political ball roll
Sunder favorable auspices, judgin
"a this large and enthusiastic audienc
Is tonight, and 1 trust the democrats
II city and county will continue in tn
n work until the polls close on the6th
Member, when l expect a count OF tn
lots will show that we have rolled u
tg majority for w. A. Clark and til
lie democratic ticket. Applause.
Ne enter upon the campaign und:
brable auspices in anotherrespect. "
te nominated the ticket most deservlr
Support, and the strongest ticket, fro
a A. Clark down to the last on I'll
A In our standard bearer we ha'
Of natures noblemen, one OF tt
&-made, reliant, determined, honorabl
lest men OF whom Montana has a 1u
Eson to be proud. His distinguish
tlity and knowledge of affairs lit HI
keminently for the position his par
y called upon him to fill. His Wcnde
business success, his learnins, his az
! in debate and public speaking, add
his thorough acquaintance with I
5ources ana wants of this terrltol
krk him as the man Montana wants
B national legislature for the ensul
I'm. Applause.]
I'VE also have strong county tlcket;lh
4 all good men from top to bottom, a
hope every candidate on the list VIII
|ected on the 9th of November ne
hey are good men, they are faith
len, they are competent men, they
bnest men. They should receive
bpport of every democrat and OF a wh
e Of republicans.
But, ladie and gentlemen, ] do not
snd to make a speech and l couldn't
6anted to; and you didn't come here
ear me, will therefore take great pi'
Ire in introducing to you one OF
Brightest young men in Montana or II !,
be territories, and believe | woulu
|afe in saying one OF the brightest 70
hen in the Union. l introduce TO
(he Hon. William Wallace, junior.
Plause.]
THE DUTIES OF THE HOUR.
Mr.. Wallace, Jr., said:
81 am gratified to be afforded this
portunity of attending the first demos
c demonstration in this fair count
Cascade, which is one of the first to 9
The field anl throw its resplendent
|ners to the breeze. Cheers, } hau
arranged to come here. but last eve
Il felt an irresistible impulse 10 acl
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