Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-13
THE SILVER RALLY.

Last Thursday evening as the
train pulled in from the south the
Day ton band marched to the depot
to meet Hon. r. NJ. Beatty, Hon. G.
E. Mack and Joe Mccarthy, the
silverites who were to address the
people of Dayton on that evening.
After they had been escorted to the
hotel and had partaken of supper
bonfires were lit, anvils rang and
the band escorted the speakers to the
Court House. The glee club, com
posed of Ed. Pasco, Fred Trevillian,
Chas Moore, George Lammon, Phil
Rowe, Louis Legris and VIM. Leary,
was down from Virginia, and Chair
man Campbell opened tne meeting
by announcing song by the club.
After the song Hon. G. E Mack
was introduced to the audience. He
needed no introduction, however, as
he is known to nearly every Day
tonite, and universally esteemed by
all who know him. Mr.. Mack re-
viewed the Silver Party State ticket
from top to bottom, giving good
sound reason why it should be elect
ed this Fall in its entirety. He also
commented on the proposed amend
ments to the constitution, showing
which We're dangerous ones to vote
for, and which were not. The argn-
ments were characteristic of the
man-clean, logical, able and right
to the point.
After another song by the glee
club Joe Mccarthy was introduced
to the audience. "Our joe" made a
very neat little speech, declaring his
fealty to the Silver Party. He is an
Al artizan in his line of business,
and the Silver Party OF Lyon will
try and see to it that he has a nice
little majority from this county.
More singing by the glee club and
major Hutfaker. Of Virginia City,
the Silver Party nominee for Dist.
Attorney OF Storey county. was in
troduced tn the people. He made an
eloquent plea for the Silver Party,
declaring that it would be traitorous
to abandon the State to the Repub-
licans at this stage of the game when
"a victory for them means that New
adams are insincrrr in their protest
atoms against the condition of SER
vitude that they have been placed
in by the moried powers of the East
and England. He was frequently
greeted with applause.
Hon. r. NJ. Beatty, the Silver
Party nominee for Attorney Gener-
al, was next introduced. He is a
resident OF the eastern part of the
State, coming from Eureka county,
and assured the people that the east
ern counties would stand solid this
year, as they did two years ago, for
the Silver Party There is not a
doubt he says, about Eureka, White
Pine, Lincoln, Lander, Humboldt
and Churchill counties rolling up a
good big majority for the entire
ticket Judge Beatty has been a
resident of this State since he was
two years OF age, and has been an
honored and respected citizen since
he grew to manhood. He is an able
lawyer, and his counsel is consider
ed law in all cases where he is con-
suited on any legal point. He will
be the next Attorney General of this
State and he will ma Ike good one.
The meeting was II rousing one,
the Courtroom being janmed full.
Many were present from Silver City
and Sutro and the ladies turned out
in large numbers. There was much
enthusiasm shown, and the speak.
ers were thoroughly satisfied that
Dayton is "a pretty red hot little sill,
yer camp. After the speaking was
concluded the boys took in the town,