The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-13
FALLS In LINE.
Aajor Aaeinuis Receives Z Rousin6
Reception In Old BeaVefhsad.
ISIS Telling sue~rhes arr wlnu1ng far
the lDrsnUrraflc Ticket In Every
NoOk and Corner of the
COWmty.

Special Correspondence. ~ the standard.
DILLON, Sept 12.-The campaign in old
Bs.lvsrllead county is active, vigorous
and aggressive on the part of the demo-
Gratis, who are making ~ gallant light for
the redemption of the county from repssh-
lican misrtilc. Registration is bcinR care
fully attended tn. and democratic gains
are reported i'm nearly every precinct In
the county. In Dillon $40 votes arr. rc0is-
tered, and an effort will he made tn have
every democratic voter registered before
next Saturday night.
The campaign opened ON Monday night
at Glendale. Il was the largest political
MMs sg ! ey S held IN TINT n., town; Major
dressed the meeting, which was am enthu-
thusiastic demonstration. II was q demo
sr,s..' frn xa'' TN. nortS S%eP1%ranE OF ~ aseI ;Ss
county, indicating that Trapper Gulch
will roll mp 100 democratic majority in
The democratic meeting at the opera
house Tuesday night was large and en-
t~husiastic.. Major Maginnis arrived from
corted into Dillon with q line Of carriages
and received ny u large crowd, the brass
hand rendering popular music. The
in every particular, and the hall was
packed to it's full capacity, 600 people be-
ing present. The speech of Major Ma
tied frequent bursts of applause.
III was 1nvOflDIy received and created
am impression that will last and have it's
effect until the sun goes down on the first
Tuesday i'm October. He stated facts, un-
a~nswerable in relation to the history Of
party had ever been the friend of the
working man, not only in Montana, hut
ring to Montana matters the retired
old wal horse OF the republicans-Col.
Wilbur Fisk Sanders.was elegantly
of the republicans who were present
grinned and took their medicine quietly,
while the anti-Sanders men, supposed to
the scathinR exposure Of sanders 'tricks
that are dark and vain."
One part Of Major Maginnis' speech
grab" law enacted by the last Legislative
~ asse ~ IJ Mon Ns soisiy Tor the benc-
p<snse of the tax payers. Under former
democratic Legislatures county officers re-
was no Er,imbling. By am accident the
last Legislative assembly was republican.
and al u party measure, unprecedented in
Montana, il enacted "a law that will prove
b,lrdclsonle OH the people of every county
by raising the salaries and fees of county
officials fully 100 per cent. in many i'm
understood, is enough to defeat the repu6-
lican party at the polls, for when IL is ex-
plained the people will render "a verdict
against it, and return to the old standard
OF econofny in administering public at
fairs under Democratic rule.
The speech of Major Maginnis was re-
plete with points, facts and statements
that cannot he successfully refuted. The
meeting was the largest one that has been
held in Dillon for u long time. 1t was en-
thnsiastic and will have a. great effect on
the short campaign.
Yesterday morning Major Maginnis,
accompanied ny Hol. Phi H. Poindexter,
started to fiji appointments i'm Madison
county. He will speak at Twin Bridges,
Sheridan, Laurin and Virginia City il,
that county. His canvass i'm southern
is proving a brilliant reception
and democrats and republic
feel sure that Martin Maginnis will
again prove "a sure winner at the
polls. One, thing is certain, the
democratic vote in southern Montana will
he largely augmented.
B~EAvERHEAD.