Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27
Popuhsf Meeting.

There was great throng of Populists,
Republicans, and Democrats 1t the court.
house, Wednesday evening, to greet
Bucky 0'Neil. the cbieftain Of the Peo-
pies Party Of Arizona, who IL personally |
known TO almost every Kingmsniie. ss
he has in former years served In the
District court IN an official capacity.
His popularity was we'll demonstrated by
the hearty greeting he met with on his
arrival In town, and when he was pre-
sented to the Mesting by Colonel Fay,
he was honored with quite an ovation.
The Meeting was called TO order by
Colonel Harley Fay. who made some
very felicitous remarks regarding his
party. mentioning that his party was the
only party friendly TO the fair sex, as the
Popnlists admitted the fair danes to
their councils, and occasionally nomi.
mated one for Office. He was equally
gallant to the ladies' Of Kingmsn, and
was heartily applauded for his chivalrous
sentiments.
The Chairman then introduced w. o.
O'Neii, who at once sailed into the two
old parties, by laying all the evils Of the
country, the stagnation Of trade, the
closing Of mines and mills at the door OF
both the old parties. He stated that
this was the first time In fourteen years,
that an independent party had nominat.
ed ticket 10 Arizona and that he had
been honored with the no ninAtion a.
Delegate TO Congress.
The gsntlem IN stated tina it had been
the rule Of both parties to ruin the peo-
pie, and IN At the creation Of new party
had become absolutely ne ,ss,iry, he al
50 remarked that the Democracy of
Jefferson, aud R,pnolican Party of
Lincoln we're things Of the past.
Organized capisl bribes the Judiciary,
and both parties represent the capital,
not the people. Toe gentle nan d. welt At
great length on this 81 u ,ct aud appealed
TO the al lien ~ MT to Ds led by party
orators, who urge voters to vote. as they
take their whiskey, straight. The
speaker denounced political bIgotry.
He cited the fact ths capitalists who
contribute to camp sign funds are gener'
ally rewarded, and called attention tc
Wanapaker, who sp,nt 500, 900 to elect
II .rrison, AMI Dsctns 2 ,stm ,ster Gen
ersl, while Van Alien who contributed
$50 900 for the Cleveland campaign, was
rendered the Mission 10 vienna, bat the
. p Pjpnlis, le .isr forgot to mention that Z
! Democratic senate did not confirm thii
appointment.
Grover Cleveland was handled without
gloves for his attitude towards silver
: the lates strikes at Homestead, Chicago
s .cramento and other places receives
9 their due consideration, and the two old
parties had again TO be the scapegoais
and we're blamed for the deaths OF tn
+ victims Of those occurrences.
!. The reduction Of wages, the deteriora
e ton of values, were not laid at High o
IS Low Tariff, but again at the door Of tb
e two old parties.
. Attorney General O,nev WAS treated I
o a general. genuine roasting for his att
9 tude toward the people, and his favori
a ism towards the gres. combines.
Carnegie was compared TO the arci
v traitor, Benedict Arnold, for having sol
st spurious armor plates to the Cover
d nent, thereby endangering our new Bi
It tie ships and lives of our Blue Jacket
: He, quietly and without ch ,nke OF voic'
q phrophesled the end Of American libert
and as Consequence, the downfAll {
our Republic.
!" The promise of. G. Herndon an
= Gen. Murphy, that they would use a
> their eners sies to remoDetize Silver, wi
. alluded to, and the gentleman state
- that such promises we're very vague.
= these gentlemen owed allegiance to the
:, plrty first, aud 10 silver only in tn
: SECOND degree. The old parties coul
=, have passed free silver measure he
- they 40 desired, but that they are di
- tated to by the R,thchild, and otht
y Money Kings. II you elect J G. Her
y don, you elect democrat, If N. Q. Nh
'n ply, a Republican, but elect me, Bucl
% O'Neill, you elect Populist and Silve
" man. He alluded to the time Of HArr
- sons last nomination. and that
~ tO'Neill) then deluded Republica
~ voted for little Ben, knowing him to
- a foe to silver, and he assured the aut
ence that most every Rspnblican I