The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-25

MORNING. eEPTDlGBBR
sA6sa usse - ~ pssdsslisa e Ne state
~ iasseess1 sadividual pessossltv more
thAa Hs)sas has dses b I'll tAs ysass e
hse e11stonos. La sAe0 90 theas mark b.
what ~ Ansseads company hss done
beesso 6eosuneiaa that es@pnay - The
- - ~ hsaA a NJ Affairs.
0znoH0 R1AsoMs SUMMED ".
ny rsassas fee pssssssiu9 Ansooada
10 Hsosae Summed up aee tAas % b uneeo
satgIe1e. thes h fulalis nsso sf shs ~.
qaissan6ets See . sapltal city, that n 10
neasss the esatse q populaAisa, snd that
u vin hess sahsssve ths usss end intsss
ssts q tAis county In vhioh ws reside"
M cLARK's cLEvER sPkxcH.
Ths eonelusioa Of Judge Dswolfs's
ahls, thoushtful and logical argumsnt was
received With great applause. Ths next
spsAksr wac George A. Clark. Who spoke
interestingly foe few minutes % Sollows:
sln THE campaign politics blds fair 10
b ovssshadowsd b. the question of whsre
the capital shall b located. There h no
question which mere vitality o. Inn
n1DllAssly eoncsrus the welfare Of
the city Of Butte, and the
individual benefit Of every citisen Of
Butte. II should b thoroushly discussed
In such conventions of the people ~ this.
Ths metropolis OF the state should have =
controlling voice IN the decision OF .
qusstioa Of 10 much importance to the
ststa Helena 10 ~ miles sway. rough
and diAlcult journey. and owing TO the
natural obstacles 10 The road, the trip
thsss h never likely to b any easier o.
quiskse than II y nov. Anaeonds b
within Q few miles, Of sssy ride. and you
san make the trip thsss sud back several
tiusss Q day. Whsrevee the capital y
axed that section viii In ell reason b.
hene The states biegess esntss. Anything
whteh viii have the eject Of incrsaslns
The pepulatiou aad velums Il business oe
Butss b 70 Butts's intsrsss.
"In vo1ums q eommeeos. business %.
tssprisss and population Butte b beuud
to b far ahead oe any othse city ia this
ssetisa. Ths question foe yoa to con
siilsg b uo1 whsthse Ne. Daily and the peo.
pie ce Anasenda, o. Helena and her mil
lionaisss ars 10 b benefited. but % 10
which way win 10 the most hsnsAt 10 you.
The vsllass ef Butte and ee eaeh Of yoa
vill b snsst snhsnesd By placing the cap.
ital - eless - b Anseonda."
DAN YAxoEy's OPINIONS.
Dan Yanesy spoke briefly, saying that
hs vas pleassd to advance the claims Of
our sistsr town Auseouda. "A false ssnti-
msnt should not b considersd In the
matter, bus true, loyal ssntimsnt should
aetuass 10. such sentiment - makes us
think more of our own ehildrsn than of
ethsrs, moro Of our own city than os any
other, more Of our own stats than of
other statss. Anaeonda 10 our nearest
nsiehbor, cur sister city. linked 10 10 In
welfare" His spsseh was loudly chssrsd.
NASoR cAAP's WIT AND WISDOM.
Major Camp vas called for and enter.
toiAsA ~ audlsacs With . speech which
ksps ths house Tor several minutes In .
reas e laughter and . storm Of applause.
He told Q numhss Of apt stories and
linked his stories with Q chain Of con.
vineine arRumsuts. He considered u 70
the interests Of every man, woman, child
and dog In Silver Bow county 10 vote FOR
Anaconda. u 10 timo for every man to
express himself. He referred to the sour.
rillieus article published In Helena two
yeass ego about Butte, and said that every
man Who has wife In Butte and dossn't
vote fos Anaconds, ought to 20 10 Helena
and live In Chinatown. Helena 10 . city
which ignores woskingmsn. The majos's
closing remarks were very eloquent.
PAscaAL's FLEA.
Howard Paschal was the nsxt speaker
and made . stirring and eloquent I'd.
drsss. From this splendld gathering hs
thoueAt Q motion 10 ko % unanimous
would b In oedss. ''0n the capital quss-
tioa every eitissn should b politician
and work foe bic own intsrssts. II you
are foe Helena b for Hslsas, but u for
Auaoouda work foe II Ia the day time and
IN the nieht time. Why should anyone
vote toe Helenaf They cay Anseeada b
0 ons-man town. II Hslsns's II millioa.
airss had bssn - publicspiritsd and On.
terpgislne aud bad opened - many mines,
had built % many buildings, had con.
struetsd % many roads, had given en-.
plovmeut 10 - many mon % this man.
then Montana, from one end 10 the other,
would b tssming with activity. The
qusssiou oe the looation Of the permanent
capital b question to b decided not BE-
causs ous milliousirs, or ~ millionairss,
desire Il. A man may live day o. few
ysass. Ths capital b to b located for al
tiuns.~
TIE ssntlsman spoke Of tho libel on
Butte by Hslsna two ysass ego whom
Butte entered the capital race, and sasd |;
N witl ask some oe you men. some Of you
allsgpd tough 'prissfightsrs' in this aud-
sncs. some Of you men who have wives,
mothers and sisters here IN Butte, II you
are going 10 vote for town which calum.
mates you and them like thatf Il 10 said
that Auaconds - . corporation town.
would sak which h werss to have town
With Q company spsndlnR eii. 100000 fer
smsltsrs. q ono run by Adsfunes corpora
t,onf II you want 70 make China, New
York and the Helena capital committee
vsry sick on November Q, vote FOE your
own homes. your own families. your own
intssssts, and your sister city across the
way-Anaconda."
THOMAS MATHEWS SPEAKS.
Thomas Mathews followed in foscibls
speech, In which he characterized Hslsna
% the greatest enemy Of organised labor
In the state. He told Of how hs went to