The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-13
ls Sweeping the State With Enthu-
slSsm FOR Democracy and
Democrats.
Whenevor He Appsars Rspubli
cans and Populists Take TO
Cyclone Collars
HOn. Hal ?. Corbsti. HoHt Congressman
From Montana, on His TrIumpbai
March, Reaches DoHsmAn.

BpaeiAl 20 Tia Tnhspsndsnt.
B02RNAS. Oct. l2-Hon. Hal q. CoTboit,
democratic candidate for congress- arrived
from the ebst this mofHisg. During the
day he wts shown around the town By Hon.
Walter Cooper and Others aad made As-
Qualn,sd with large nnmbsr OF men ae-
tive In both political parties. Chairman
AsbuEy. Of the central committee. was hard
Al voik all dGI making preparations for
fnusio and fireworks in the evening. Every
thing worked 10 pOIfss,lon and the large
crowd which wstohSd the fireworks and
listened 10 the musio procSsdsd 10 the
opsiA house. whore the spesohss we're made.
The building was crowded 10 the doors
with ono Of the most enthusiastic audiences
that ever assembled thors.
Upon tho platform with NJ. Corbstt was
Hon. l.. A, Luce. oIndidats for associate
justice. aud the entire county ticket The
meeting was opened by Chairman Atbuiy.
who. in u few we'll chosen remarks, intro
duesd Hon. Walter Cooper. Mr.. Cooper
was greeted with hSa'ty applause aud All
tsntively listened 10. His remarks were
principally on the Mckinley bill and the
income tax. rhs former he firmly de-
nounoed and the latter as firmly defended.
He touohod briefly on the eoinsas OF sllvst.
He also spoke on the agricultural eolleas
and our county roads. and after thoroughly
discussing both he rsyisvsd the strong
ticket put up by the democrats OF this
county and asked the hearty support Of oil
the voters in this party. He paid q high
tribute 10 Hon. l.. A. Luce, Who 10 bsfore
the people for the high position OF ssso.
oiato justice OF Montana. He concluded
his remarks by introducing Ia a happy
way tho speaker OF the evening. Hon. Hal
Z. Corbo,t
Mr.. Corbett was we'll received and dslIv-
cred one OF the hnsst spsschss over heard
In this city. He held the sudisacs closely
for over an hour and was frequently inter.
ruptsd by applause. Mr.. Corbstt is an slo.
quent orator and made many friends In hi,
talk this evening. He started his speech By
few good words for Judge Luce 90 III,
right man and most suitable man In ever
particular for the high position 10 hal
StSH Seiaou hPSh W bS pohtloat ifluuus tt
make the Iaes for. Aad hoped this psopl,
would do their utmost 10 elect him.
MIR. Cofhott then got after Mr. smith anC
Mr. Hartman, both of whom he eompli.
montcd. but WAS sorry 10 say they wore no,
the right men 10 send TO washiuRton q
represent and look AFTER the in,srosts o
the great state OF Montana. The free snt
unlimited coinage Of silver was thoroushl,
discussed and listened to with rspt s,tsn
tion. la this particular inythneo he shove,
where Hartman was unable TO do any goo,
at Washington, silver man or moi. 40 tk
republican patty WAS the enemy Of thi
metal. He also took mp the tariff bill an,
tho income TAX and very explicitly OF
plninsd the workings OF both.
The meetinR was q grand affair. and b
the enthusiasm shown, Gnllatin county vii
give NJ. Corbst, sud the democratic candi
dates for all Offices q grand vote.