The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-23

The Democratic central committee
of Logan county held meeting v's-
terdaY afternoon and transacted com
siderable business pertaining to the
pending campaign in this county.
Mr.. H. II. lIagan was unanimously
elected chairman of the committee.
vice Junius Oldha0. resigned; l. q.
Niblack was elected secretary and L.
NJ. Kuydendall treasurer.
The matter VI Juildiug a wigwam to
be used 10y Democrats, Republicans
and Popolists, during the campaign
was discussed and it was finally de-
cided that the committee accept the
proposition TO pay one-third towards
the building of a wigwam huydendall
and Baker were appointed IA commit
tee to cooperate with committees
from the two other parties ia the ere b.
tion of the proposed buiioing
The wigrau will he crested on
north Second street on the site of the
Banks show, and will measure
7oxl4O feet. Its capacity will be l, 500
and the building will be guaranteed
to be secure in every particular.
Large audiences can be entertained
with as much safety as in brick
building. The three parties will
divide the time and the dates will be
arranged SO that no frictions will re-
sult. The move is good one. Work
on the wigwam will probably begin
next week.
Big wisby Meeting at Lexington.
A monster Democ ratio mass meeting
was held yesterday at Lexington. A
barbecue was feature and 5000
people were on the grounds Hon.
Joseph Wisby entertained the inn
mensc crowd two hours with solid
Democratic tariff and free home talk,
and his hearers were enthusias tic in
their applause, Mr.. Wisby was fol-
lowed by Captain Johnson of okla
homa City and others Following are
Mr.. Wisby's appointments for next
week:
Hon. Joseph Wisby's Appointments.
Pond Creek, Thursday, Sept. 27th,
at $3.50 p m.
Pond Creek Station, Thursday, Sept
s7th, at 7:3O p, m.
Medford, Friday Sept 9sth, at s:3o
p. M.
Blackwell, Saturday, Sept 2sth, at
300 p. m.
Newkirk, Saturday, Sept 9olh. at
1880 p. m.
Lively Meeting at Mulhall.
At Mulhall last night the Democrats
were out in full force. A big meeting
was held and the speakers were Hon.
VI. II. Hagan and Hon. J q. Keaton,
OF this city This was the initial
EFFORT OF both gentlemen in this cam
pain, ard they fairly capurated their
audience. Mr. Ilagan poured out the
truths Of good old Democracy ia a fer
vent aud enthusiastic ylanner and
was loudly applauded Nc. Keaton
hOlt VI MS hAA-AilAlt hAt uiiA lN
contrasted the two old parties ia
forcible and convincing manner. The
meeing was an unbouuded success.
Regarding Speakers and Speeches
Chairman Hagan of the county exec
tive committee, is In receipt of letters
from Ex-Governor Click, of Kansas,
who says be will come to the territory
on the Goth. John A. Eaton, OF Winfield,
Kan, has promised TO speak here, and
Congressman Tarnsey IS expected in
October
Hon. C. II. Carter, OF Perry. rs a
splendid orator and win be heard this
campaign.
Hon. J. A. Baker Is whetting bis
lips aud win soon be on the stump
Baker hits the point at the first shot.
A call was issued yesterday for a
meeting Of executive aud campaign
committees TO meet in this city on
Wednesday, Septembe 26th. There
will probably be a full attendance
Capt. Batchelder will be heard in X
county.