The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
HEAPING ON THE GOALS
More Medicine for the Republicans Of
Silver Bow County.
Mr.. Brownlsarsl "r California ProI,s,unsls
SOME Pertinent Questions to the Fol-
Iow er~ ssr tIse Lost Cau-r-An
Interesting Mss.tiag.

BUTTE. Sept. ld.-To the music of tho
Emmett guard band aud under the waving
of the stars und stripes. the Silver Bow
Tamuiany club, numbering io2 fine look
ing members. marched last evening from
their tltl,iartcrs to the democratic club
rooms. The room filled tn overflow
ing with members of the club and other
citizens, when the president. IA. +. Frank,
introduced as the evenings speaker Sam
uel BrDwnl,arsl, of California. The speaker
said that he came. not as ~ democrat from
Montana. hut AS :. democrat of ti'c conn
charged the democrats with being unit; 10
be in charge of the affairs of govern
mcnt. They charged that the aincnsl-
scinsled and the debt of the
rebel states incurred i'm antagonisn
to the common country would h.' assured
the party of Jefferson. JackSoii. Mour.
and Madison is unfit to have Charge of
the affairs of state. But the people tired
of all ,his trash. and rose en- mass. to
elect Cleveland and Hendricks. After "a
splendid record Cleveland was defeated
successfully to the prcj,IdliCcs of the labor
ing classes. AMI tiis. use of an Immense
corruption fund. The great rniii,....i II,
themselves tn the new state or M"itit,
on October lst. The defeat of last year
was IA defeat, but not overwhelming. The
democrats had "A majority of the popular
aotc and AN immense majority OF the
white vote. The speaker invited the re-
,h"% whoieso,ns truths. He dis
eussetl the surplus arising FROM the
irreg,inrisics 9f ,n%r, r and II cor,lr..
Tanner had remained IN the pension
office the speaker tloubte.i IL there would
discussed the tariff i'm "a thoro,yI, man
llcr. showing coucl,isively the malicious
ness of the republican rcpT's:lta,ion % on
the question. He charged the iepubii-
cans with injecting free whisky into the
campaign. The charge that the demo,
would plant ra,Iper labor ON American
soil was an absolute falSs.horHi. What
sane man believes that the custom houses
eti to- maintain the army and navy, So
long th.. custom house Is retained. there
is retained all n" fSsc".l ; i.at',GI a,i %i ma
wish tn place his argument oIi
anvthing that jaime. q. Blaine ever said.
,,0iitica,I party had ever advocated free
trade purely. Under James X. Polk the
country Experienced more prosperity than
ever since. Under democratic rule, from
1s46 to 1870. no strikes wcre heard of: no
monopoly talked of; and prosperity was
cverywler,: La lsi2 i was ~ ncs'cs.ary to-
poses. II was not dreamed that this great
tax should be continued. But now when
from % n y !" aa per cent. they are called free
traders. dr,lnkarl might ns scnsibly
isr called - prolnhitionist bss.a'ise he has
per day The Mills hill is not
perfect, hut the policy of
the democratic party IL :o well defined ~ IL
miners of Montana and the pork packers
of the west do not object to breaking up
Under President Arthur the republicans
favored n reduction of - per cent in the.
tariff duties. hut now the democrats favor
called free, traders. Miners unions and
knights of Labor insist on .. fair days
wages for a fair days work. They make
4 v-..sr rpasls 4 Ia
tenn wages should be the same. But the
unprotected silver miners of the west pay
work for 81 less. Labor is high when two
BOSSES after one laborsr. Labor IL
cheap when two laborers are after one
boss. The speaker arraigncd the rcpui,-
lican party fostering the British
system. They arr. the. enemy of American
lowest class OF laboring people to this
country. II comes u, competition with the
free born labor of American citizenship.
The tariff has in wise contributed tn
cd in spite of il. According to their theory
neri,Y. r ar Then this co,,m,rS should tax its
paups.r- until il makes bond holders out
of them. The speaker considered il sig
.iemocratir party. They don't want to
vote for their own ruin. The registration
laws shonld ie so SO fhanE;d change s as to permit
whether nat,,rsllizssi or native. Agrirui-
ture, manufacture, mining and commerce.
and special legislation for one IL danger
tn the other. The democratic party T.
opposed tn amy class lcgi>iotion. Ia the
aggrs, M izcIncit of the rich and sleba sing
of the poor. Equal and exact Justice to
all interests and all citizens that all may
have equal chance in the Of life,
the principals OF the Democratic party.
The speaker concluded 10y urging the inn
uortance of the coming election. especially
the candidates for the Legislature. Three
rou-ing cheers were given for Hon. MIR.
Brownhartl. and the meeting adjourned.
Arid Lands in the West.