Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-18

Epcitrocty uu'i rrott ctt"n WAS III ,
tue nir lat night. Republican *n'hn' ,
-n.n pe:vAtlth every HOOK ahd c"rher
n,,t ,b- Streets w+r- alive with pe"p t,
smiling, happy and +x:ectant. Tue
orcu.inu wn. cne which |. always ~+'-
coined and duly honosed In '. lies
Ctv-4 political meeting addressed toy
Hon. Wilbur F. Sanders. l.
\. curly ~ seven uclWk {h"~e who
we're t. participate IN the t"rch'Kht
| t,roct. .ioI1 ttEan to Hsstnitiir nj Tue
YEtt.uWsro<E JOURNAL. office nn'' III
4 SHIRT time vii If lht Il +mbeau tnrc.i-
ca, -eveu,y>tive In number, had been
piy II -ut, aud about 1lfty "f the Oil
l-tyIr iorcn--, sn that whtn the III" 4"
march was taken up. there ~ r. at"ut
o1,e hu,.hred and twenty-five torches,
exclusive If II guard Of h'll"r, n"Hh'~
&C and carrying torches also. SEVER"
n; trAu~prrrnctes, tmh;azontd with
nnrrou,iate uutlo"-, were cArrt III
th. nr,ue-sio.,. A. ii WIS th+ first Al'"
,,+a,uure ot The tl.mbeau hrleu'lr, u"
,nurchiux drill vu- attenl'ed, "u'
nevertheless very fine effect ~as "''
tn{u..t, After murchlnE through tie
ur,n"juul .t1e-t- W the city and st'tk-
. inv terror 10 the hparl. OF the ot.l""k.
ing democrats, the liut arrived "t the
co.rt hnus- shorty hrtnr+ eight o'clh'k
and the rru~n titvu intn u t court
: ,ou, filliuK the r>on 10 it, utmost
D ra,nrity. ttnl1y uItitnrs being co:u"
pt!Ied to >tAn'1 dr'lng 'hr ~helr time
tint the xu+aki. continued, hnd it ~
striking in-tullce OF the h"'t, thal
] Srua,or Sanders had ui'on his audi
4ure. .hnt tut tour people left the hall
nnr,uu Tie cul4tiuuanct nf the nee'~
4 lux.
IN 3t+ public hnnouncem* n's of t't
- meeting Mr. John r. Light was billed
a. une Of lhe 1rraker.. but ""'hE u
the tuct that delay III the arriva! q
the ve+,.h,u, d trnin made It p'"s1p''
far Senator Sanders to leave tor h'1
linv- II 4h.t .raIn, II not detaihtt
later than ten O'clock, Mr. Light, "h
urtsi.te,l, waived his privilege "f nd
s dressing the nte Ing ut any iehg&t
and uu calling the meeting to orde'
in ss few ~urds a. possible Introduce
the guest Of II t evening,
+ In opening Senator Saud~r+ fpok
\ f.ehpg|v Of the people Of NJ lts Cit
aud Custer cMnly, among wh"n''
.a;,,, he alwa,s felt ut home. He ha
lived In Montana for fifteen years b
w fore Custer coun*y was organlzen' III
during all that time he had telt tt
need OF just such people a. were SETTLE
here, He then led into campaign
SUES aud the utility Of political mee
inxs a. educators Of the public. OF tt
eign democratic party Of trday, he 7a'
1t IL a political party that never IA
an existence until this year. Fo
vea1s ago it was In favor Of :he prot'
III. t,on of American labor; the platfor
of 1883 aud 1884 each enunctated u
nrtnciple: so had Buchanan, Jacks
- and Jefferson, which, he believed
a. far back 10 any democrat undert<
to trace the pedigree Of bis party,
going back still farth*r, he 'p~tan
II the tirst law passtd by the first
. gress Of the United States proclaim
ia Ito preamble for the protection
American industrits aud Ameri
- labor, then, az now, the vital quts'
~ before the nation. Then, as now'
fact was appreciated that 1t woni<
crime to deny 10 congress the 9
(mD of ltglsia&iug to protect the lao<
II the country, and yet the damocra
! J 1Sy2 declare that the exercise Ut
nnwpr Ia unconstitutional. He refe
to Tue fact that sixty years ago,
state of Ibis unton-Soutn Caroll
who owutu this labor a. human
chine, attempted to deny and
thiH rteht iu congress-. HappiI,
that time We had democratic
ldtut who had vertebra. an
verv short lecture from him redut
to abtect submission. From Il
1902 they had maintained for
urotvction of American labor.
year they have come out boldl
free trade. In the platform rep
by the committee at the Chicago
ventiou ln June IAet there was a
tectiou plank approved Of by 4
Cleveland, and OH which he was
ling to stand. 1t did not declar
it was unconstitutional. It cE
J f. ea' ,n ,ho say that 1t wBs fraud. 1t adj
'o w. >A TINT there was difference In th
m of labor iu tho United States as
W. pared with foreign countries, ar
Nm. olared for n tariff policy that