The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08
CONGRESSMAN BRUMM

lively and Oheered and APP
plauded enthusiastically
Coyle to the Front.
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men who were to ad
dress them John J. Coyle, of Mahanoy
City, was introduced by the chairman, Mr.
Henry Shafer, who first announced the vice
presidents and secretaries as follow:
Vice Presidents, Thomas J. Davies, Michael
Graham, c. W. Dengler, Felix Adricks, John
J. Price, William Malta, William C. Richards,
Thomas J. Williams, Daniel Owens Peter
Hiley, Charles Yarowsky, John p Boehm,
Andrew Stanll John Cooney, William Mise
wender, William Glenn, William Wragg,
William Trezise, B. J. Yost, NJ. p. Fowler,
John IL. Reese, Levi Refowich, Daniel L.
Williams, John F. Flnney, Henry L. Jones,
John Thurlby, John R. Jones, William J.
Evans, Christ Foltz, William Brown Thomas
S. Roberts, William Temple, William Stein,
James Grant, T. T. Williams, James Heaton,
Edward f. Welsh, Thomas Baird, NJ II.
Kehler, Thos II. VanDusen, Pierce Walker,
Robert Peel, Thomas j. James, Joseph
Kehler, George w. Miller, George Richard
son, Silas Frost, Moses Owens, James Stein.
Secretaries w. J. Watkins, F. c. Reese,
William J. Morgan, A. E. L. Leckie, NJ. J.
Lawler.
Mr.. Shaffer lost no time in introducing the
first speaker, for the hour of beginning the
meeting was late.
Mr.. Coyle was cool and collected and
throughout his address he impressed his
audience with the belief that he was earnest
and sincere. He at once entered into a re-
cital of the duties that would be required Of
the next member of the Legislature and
pledged himself to advocate, uphold and
maintain all measures that might prove the
most beneficial to the people.
Among other prospective measures he
called attention to were those relating to the
mine laws, and to that measure he pledged
his earnest support. He also pledged him
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power, the enactment of a law that would
prevent the indiscriminate intervention Of
the Pinkerton force 81 pledge you, gentle
men" said he, chat my voice will be raised
against any such work"
In reference to the proposed appropriation
for the public schools Mr.. Coyle assured the
audience that his support would be given to
it. In his own words, Rest assured that I
shall vote for the five millions of dollars for
the public schools"
Mr.. Coyle then stated that it had been
stated certain church influence would be
brought to bear in the Legislature but he
"for one opposed any interference by any
body for that purpose"
Mr.. Coyle also spoke of the proposed bill to
wipe out the numbering Of any ballot by
which system, he said, others were enabled
to tell how a man voted. He pledged him
self to support that bill.
Then Mr.. Coyle entered upon discussion
of the proposed bill to relieve disabled vol
unteer fremen and their widows and fam
lilies To this Mr.. Coyle pledged himself
amid a storm of applause
Mr Coyle then devoted few moments to
the attacks that had been made upon him by
George j. Wadlinger and so efectually dis
posed of the subject that the house rang with
applause as he retired.
The speaker certainly made very favor
able impression and if the votes he receives
to-day are equal by one,half to the applause
accorded him last night he will be elected by
handsome majority.
Hon. Charles N Brumm was the next
speaker introduced, He spoke for over two
hours and held the attention of the audience
throughout
Charley Brumm is too well known in
this district for any introduction, The
crowded house he addressed last night and
held to the end is living witness Of his
ability as an exponent and an orator
However, it might be well to jot few
lines on what he did say He referred to
statement made by man in the audience
that he hoped the speakers would tell the
truth.
Said Mr. Bumm "The Republican meet
ings are called to be addressed by Republican