The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-28

side. we have God on our side, We have .
hull hand and we are going 10 win and
.Aftera .eiectien hy the Anecooda Cleo
speech which for viRor and clearness of
Thought, and accurate presentation ut the
issHes involved in thi. campaign. could
thorough unanimity and harmony Of the
party. There was no such word ~ fail.
through his valley, and ON the site where
this city now stands was g picture of
wilderness untouched NY the hand of man..
pretty stream at it's feet and great lovely
forests on the hills and mountains SUR
in Iii. territory, and the genius OF man has
eonaa's smelter beinR the greatest
perity, and all the signs OF advance
menr and progress i'm this noble territory
are "a great legacy Of the Dem9craGc party
and the principles bequeathesi Ivy Thomas
Jefferson. The Democratic party en-
braces more that is conducive to human
of the earth. Mr.. Clark arr,igned the Re-
publican party for being iniInical to silver.
For forty years preceding 1873 silver was
consistently hostile was the republican
party to silver that in 1878 Hayes vetoed
the Bland bill, but il was carried over his
veto. il the republicans are i'm favor of
the free and coinage of silver,
as they claim out here their platform
IItshItrs WHY AN tAbey uot wv cunning
four miliiods, the maximum amount al
cans maintained that all the silver
cira%iation. r but in Nove@ber, isss, Of
the ai2 millions coined mp to that time all
or rcprcsented by silver certiiicatcs. Mr..
Clark's review of the silver question was
exlIa1stivc and masteriy. Speaking of
dcavored To get the senate to- pass "a rcso-
luton f~orbidding the free Importation of
lead ore from Mexico, whether il con-
but Mr.. Edmunds reported adversely
ON the project which was designed To
and other Montana democrats moved on
| Window, but Window has made no re-
port, and does not intend To make q re-
Mexico to Newark, n. j.. by way of Chi
cago smelters have been erected for this
Mexican ore. and such men as
holders i'm these smelling companies
The republicans OF the East never cared
for Montana but now. all of n sudden they
have wonderful solicitudc for her, and
these tenderfeet who have come out here
to stump the state for the republicans ex.
sources and astonishing development.
DO they know that this development &C.
:nrr!.d under 2 democratic adminis.rn,
would destroy his anc Of
i q he in s II sSn;ral Of the SO gold S SS%p Of thy
east. Mr.. Clark culogizcd Major Magin
mis- and Mr.. Toole, showing the splendid
work they have done i'm behalf of the ter
ritory. The democratic party was in favor
OF throwing every safeguard around the
ballot, hut the registration law as passet
by the republican Legislature ~chise,
hundreds Of loyal Mountainous, who car
not afford the time or the expens<
travel Inc necessary MY or 100 mile,
record" continued Mr.. Clark 'as opposet
TO this PARTISAN effort to d~isfranchise 40
of Anaconda's citizens, men who hav'
been loyal residents and taxpayers her
for years. 1 advise every every man q
you who is entitled to vote tn go to til.
polls next Tuesday and east your ballot
Nobody can deprive you q
your right Of suffrage, am,
and at any attempt to prevent you from
exercising tlnt right there are 100000 loya
men of Montana who will take their gun
and march to your protection. Men
don't You let a radical and partisan office
holder deprive you of your vOtes!" Thi
portion of Mr.. Clark's speech was greete
by cheers and the most enthusiastic nj
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