Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-01

HDH1lEtH HfD'cH|lU1iAtH III ltIE SINGLE
matter OF sllver~tud nrr, ~l,e,e thei,
pockets were thuc:itu, attl thu IT CAKE.
then asked: "lf tAe tariff II .uct, I.
r. ot thing for them hi the protecti,n
Ut ttteir leud ores, why is it not Just a.
good thing for The protection Of our
wool.' He then referred to the fact
that under the operations of the Nc
Klnle4 bill, home manufactures were
rapidly aud largely replacing the
goods this country used to Itnp ri.
This he showed clearly meant that H1l
immense army Of worknen had b en-
rdd+d to The manufacturing tnttra@ts,
| withdrawn from farm labor and other
pursuits that had been orercrowded.
| thus tncreaAtng the demand for food
products and diminishing the produce
tion. thus necessarily advancing the
price Of these products. In CONTRAST to
thls he showed that the democratic
free trade policy would inevitably re-
suit In again fl mdinK the country with
foreign manufactures, The closink Of a
majority Of our manufacturing indle-
tieH or reduc Inn ut whge4 In keeping
with the wegrs of Europe, aud the
tu' nlnK loo-t "n the cnuntry If an
army Of discontinued opet ativts v llo
would necessarily invade other ave-
NUS Ut iabr, bnd by he surplus Hup-
ply Ut l4b reduce the wages TO the
nertst living pittance Mr.. Lights
points wrre ali we'll taken and forcibly
and clearly rtucidat i, uud hj- cIts ny
per'r *tion tn tuvor Of America for
Americans wt+ luudly aprlau,'ed
Mr.. Ptrer then hrn ily introduced
the Eurst Ut The evening, tol. 4. G..
K tkln. Owing u the pt'ysic u 1isa-
Liilty CoI. }otk|n sptnk> from hi- car~
flage c'air, aud OH the n'nr ut the
hou~e. This condition r'ucea him III Il
e n~iderAuIe disadvantage with Mhe~
speakers. aud l&' addition to thi4 NJ
" ~ lbSt night +uti; ring ftnm tI~rvutI6
tremtr hat must hAve made his tu-k
4 very thtnfn!one, tut this wa~ visible
nnly tn thOA- who H4t i4tAr nlut. r.
Others he WAS th+ n me eloquent and
fnreible speaker ts nf nld, though In
The tnuDner Of his rreet:h ltst night lle
avoided nll tllr trick< Ut -:u:Au urAEo, y
aud >ettnetl t" regard the accession AZ
Que lit which ht cnulh have huuiet,
rato'laI chat with the I'eoplrof Miles
City. IN opt.aing he exprr> SID him
self n- grateful tnr the k1ntl reception
that hud le-n given him, He WAS
9lAd If MI expression uf confidence
aud goDh will from th* teorl'. Of tus-
ter *nuh'y, nu, Teller iug To the ra~t,
b nnly> prayer WAS thai "Wnoey'e
r .nch" -ll uu be- barred. This aliu~
.tou to HE my tbicul Custer c,unty
precinct that returned 133 solid deu1o.
c.ntlc vtte, ngujn-t Eol. B,tkiu lu
i*o2 WAS received with applause. 1t
had rleast d the c+ti"atu,isis to depict
The republican purity a. ali elephant.
He thought th~ simiIe very appropri.
ate one. The eltphant, by hi. great
strength and the 11rxlbjl'ty OF his
trunk, can tear up al oak tree or pick
up Il pm. Iu like manuer tbs repub~
ticAn party !. peculiarly adapted t., the
government Of great peopie. 1t CAN
dev'se and carry INTO operation pol
ICY rrtgna Ut with benefits to millions
yet unborn, and-;t can mend hole
In the road. The speaker then direct
I'd the attention Ut his auditors to tue
great responsibility devolving upon
them In the election OF the Legislative
licked, showing through well con-
neoted chain of possibilities how re-
publican vote diverted by carelessness
OF friendship to democratic candi-
date might upset the whole republic
can policy OF the country. He urged
the republican voters TO stand firmly
to their principles and not
allow either friendship or petty
differences to influence them to the
support Of democratic candidate
or the Legislature. Fe next spoke
Of our candidate for congress, Hon.
Chas. s. Hartman, whom he eulogized
highly, and explained why 1T
would be impossible fur him to
speak In Miles City this campaign.
He mentioned the fact that at
democratic meeting held at Bozeman,
when MFR. Dlxon was the speaker, a
complimentary reference made by him
to Mr.. Hartman, cauaed the most
spontaneous outburst Of applause that
WAS heard during the evening. Gov.
Richards WAS referred to in eulogy and
his record reviewed. President Harri.
sob wes eloquentiy eulogized, and
sincere and touching tribute paid to
the departed wife of the president.
The "wild cat" currency plank In the
democratic platform WIS disseoted and
all the evils of return to that pernio-
1ous financial system laid bare. In
demonstrating the utter worthlessness
of this class of currency he referred to
an innf1orto xuithir hin r@rr, bpnu.