Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Copied After the Republican
Celebration They Make a
Good Showing.

There II MI question but that the
democrats turned tht,nselvt. loose
lat niXh4, with tire s'ern purpose Of
onsdulhg The lerul'l;c Au parade nf u
few nights ago. and having that as Ii
sample. thty made many improves
ntn's. notably in marching more
'ntnpactly ut Il In The added effect Of
fireworks bnd co1ote1 fires, A1l of
which combined 10 make th- parade
1nur: IT II pageant than wue The rernh
l1cau parade. Then, tto, they had In
u tue democratic >pirit, lent abrt a I
tor their u.ut,c. OF course 1T would
not ~ CO, sl.tent !ur Il. mncratA to pat-
ron:xe t1olnr Production " III Il there
WA- anything In the aAnlt line hut tt
foreign u1uuufueture 10 be- hat, unu
" hen WE r~ier 10 the ktugh tan>. a.
".nre1ku" VT have no rtterence To the
nationality ut the prrformer~, but tu
th+ futL hat It /. u lurtful cOlnpttI'
tiuh tu our 1inn1e Industry it that lint.
Right h+re IL IL siml IL but effective les
snti In protection. Our home hund
Just STATED. ratnot utake ~ eot'd ;.'u~
-lc ..~ tile fofei "a baud, but are willing
tn sell ii cn*arer. Thu foreign band,
cnt sciuus IT the superiority of their
music, AK, say SD, while lhr honI.
lA..d ;.<li tu :;2;3, Mau;festly II i-&he
duty of Miles CITY People to pa',on'zc
tbs i'"tne Industry to the ttd that II
may l,e built up, and btcome IT. time
~ goud ~ the foreign. Ttte repnbli>
cunt, true to their principles, 'tn 1t,
aud the democrats, true to their prin-
clp|es, don't. Now IT 1t cost the
keoxh band sny $50 OF tariff Every
time 1lley cnine here tn play, they
wnttld have tn rhutge $sU far 1htlr
services *uh ten 'he detnort ats
woutu @uy, "~e'il my our uwn baud
$.!5 rather that submit to such extoi-
tlou.' THIN the t1tlne industry would
Le encourag ct and improved. Hnd VIZ
would euul have IN use fur the foreign
ptosturt. Stt? Hut to return tn The
parade: It Waa uuqueatiouahIy tiue,
and ~ the republicans. along the linz
OF march dt~dnined tn adupt the ti.~
reputable tactics Of the democrats OF
last Monday night, Il wA4 permitted to
PURSUE It's line Of uarch without mo.
| lestation. Ky actual cnuut there were
TO torches in I.nc including those
carried for The beuet1t Of The band. Or,
arriving ut the couft house, the mHjor-
ity of lhose who carried the torches
and enthusiasm broke ranks aud re.
| turned up town. The noise aud TX
element Of the parade WAS In thet1
line. but they were not of the kind
who take to intellectual pabuluni
kindly, const quently the hall YVES tut
| partially filled, when, after Il blast ol
free trade music, Mr.. Middleton
mounted the rostEum, aud In a shor'
speech, 10 which he twice committed
the objectionable d>mocratlc crime q
alludipg to Senator Sanders by thai
| title, he introduced Mr.. John Smith
In such extravagant terms Of eulcg,
that Mr.. Smith, who Ia a very Indifter
ent speaker, waa noticeably hanoi
carped throughout his harrangue. Ii
opening bis speech Mr.. Smith yer,
frankly stated that he WAS simply tn
stle-show to the circus, the circus be
Ing the Hon. Mr.. Matte. Those pres
eut very soun recognized the force an'
absolute truth OF the simiIe, even t.
the "told' feeling that one ex rerience
on being inveigled into a slde>shos
and the boundle4s relief felt when II |
over. His 4W eeh, If such 1t may b
termed, was Il very tame affair, lnter
sperseA with two Or three aucien
storlts. Whenever he felt that b
har Il strung point to make, he woul
turn abuut and address himself pc,
sonaliy 10 the chairman, Mr.. Middle
ion, who wouid OH these occasion
comport himself like craven imag
apparently fearful lest the dignity .
| 4uC kAAA 3uSE
courtesy to the speaker. Reachin
the conclusion Of bis remarks tt
speaker, In imitation OF Silae Veg
"dropped into poetry" and subside
The imported band then plays
"God Save the Qeeun in delicate re
ogition OF the purposes of The de4n
cratic party, and Mr.. Middleton aga
arose aud after twice Informing IL
meeting that thls was the fourth Il
nirersary of the discovery OF A merlt
% (his mistakes SEEM to have run
couples last night he introduced Ho
E. D. Mats, "the gray eagle OF t
Rockies. 1--WE do not propose to en-,
into an Analysis OF Mr.. Matts' spec