The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
THEYWERE OUT IN FORCE
Butte Republicans Como Over to Take
Part in Last Nights Turnout.
Candidate Carter asd Coagresssnan horr
speak amd Out-A Free
Excur~son and . Torch
light Pr0cesston.

have q good time, realizing that II they post
poncd their good time until next week
they wouldn't have any. IL was n large
and good-natured crowd. Through one
delay and another. the train did not ar
rive until 10 80 o'clock, at which hour the
speaking at Evans hall had been con-
Guided. The free train from Butte was
mbine with the free train from the
north at Stuart, and one monster train of
10 cars drawn ny two engines pulled into
The depot mt the hour named amid n blaze
of red light and the shouts of the Juvenile
portion of the popuiace. Ii was
IA very popular excursion, people OF
all classes, all colors and all political
relicfs being on hoard. II cost nothing To
iicans or democrats, embraced the priv
lege and came loyfuiiy along. II was near
" II o'clock before the procession started.
q Montana band. Then there were the
Meadcrville republican club. the Center
can club, the South lutte republican club,
besides unclassified torch-bcarers from
~, lutte, pI ,nr L -oar e, an hs G,ner 6 p,"Ss,s m an hx
the Anacondans. The Allis band of Walk
ervilie was stationed about "a third of the
third. An actual count showed T3a
moved through several of the prin-
striking into Main street a, Third, and
turning down past the. Montana, i'm front
passed: ssClicer for Carter, boys" The en-
and then conference.-the and formed
the hotel. Thomas II. Carter mounted a
SdSrssa 'h na f Hnd DELIVERED Rr,sr d' ea%iisr in e, TN, the
evening; He expressed pleasure at the
have known that "a very large percentage
Of the visitors wers. democrats. He as
serted that the republicans would carry Is
out Of the III countless, and that his own
majority for congress- would he nearer TO-
OOO than 5000. j. T.. Richards, the republic
followed with a short and entertaining
ter, gave am abridged edition of his speech
Mantel, who ended the exercises
a few minutes past midnight. The
this morning. The great crowd of visitors
seemed to enjoy themselves thoroughly.
and Annconda wa glad to see them. The
especially showing mp in splendid form.
There were as many cheers for "Miagin-
there were for Starter and Power" i'm the
parade. aud everybody was happy.
x Ins fact !" IT.. ,h a.. 80 .rr %nny ., p .ss s,s Mers
scmblaec in Evans hall. StilI the audi
f fiss Patrick ~ai 81 in, sSS% pfc TSomas il. c t"ss.
as the first speaker. Mr.. Carter, by way
general. and that OF Montana in p%artic".
lar. The campaign Of the past six weeks
he said. had been conducted i'm "a spirit
; Ta. a %%is,,.,nncd a large br sssi1,s &c
mittec." The policy of the democratic
, party, Mr.. Carter said. had for the past
tifty years been inimisal To the develop
Buchanan believed i'm selling these grsa'
tracts OF land to the highest bidder, i'm
He believed that the mines should bs
leased out tn the discoverrr, 80 that the
: goyernment might reap AN eterna
vast landlord. The financial policy al
the democratic party at that periot
!. Under Cleveland, silver fell from no I,
= 81. Under Arthur's administration silver
3 had risen: But h records OF both parties
: The interests OF Anaconda and IN.
interests of Wa street were no
. them. Tho republican party, however
had done what the Democratic party has
> i,sa a saisas ssa IL P's siiSss. i ana tho !" 1 nex "n aSn
{ gress would redeem that pledge as 500,
|, SI !, meets a yna Ter, c !, u q, lead T Wen
Mssiean '"i lead " ore. =" SSu, ton under S1
$ more silver than lead could he ADMITTED
free, the Mcxicans saw their opportunit.
4 and with n few sacks of high grade orr
4 scattered along the center of tho car they
. deceived the inspectors. The high grad,
5 silver ore was removed as soon as the ca
. ] tlstu erDSst'u Inc tpDrNltr. w inusptn 0tu no
change Fairchild's ruling. but Inc orsleret
! that the cars he sampled commercially
and lead has gone up from S.65 to A.1
i'm consequence. Mr.. Carter then wen
over the wool question from the usual RI
publican standpoint. He also dwelt upo,
= copper and the history OF the French cop
per syndicate; The republican senai'
: s while p ISs %iiKl. 81 si,l r took cent "i
: 100 per cent. When congress rcconvenes
! Mr.. Carter guaranteed that il would no
touch the present duty ON copper. Tool,
and Maginnis were i'm Washington 81,
weeks and with all their efforts got oul.
twenty democrats to vote for admission
7 MFR. Carter saw all the republicans aud al
voted for il. The speaker claimed tina
e the republican party was sound on TIN
q Chinese question. In conclusion Mr.. Carte
u made an appeal tn irishmen, telling then
that they got nothing from the democrat
while the republican party honorcd then
and gave them offices.
Roswell p. Horr of Michigan under
took to make a funny rather than an ar
g~lincntativc speech. He was brigh
}: and witty, hut the gist of his remark
Il could he summed up i'm the state
e ment that the republican party hat
: preserved and projected the country
= while the democratic party was AWAY
arrayed against it's hest interests. He toll,