The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-08
Republicans Fire Their Second
Gun in a Royal Manner.
THE MEETING WAS CROWDED
Some of the Bright Things That the
Speakers Told the Electors in
the Third Ward.

Last night a large number of Republl-
cans with all the candidates on the Re-
publican ticket, went to Uppertown ac-
Band, and invaded Adalrs schoolhouse.
All Upeprtown was there to welcome
them and the voters gave the speakers OF
the evening a rouslng reception that
showed how strong was the sentiment in
favor of the men who represent all the
sentiment and principles most dear to the
hearts of the American people. Want OF
space precludes an extended report OF
the meeting. Mr.. w. II. Barker presided
and introduced the candidates, all OF
whom spoke vigorously and well on tho
issues of the campaign. In addition to
the candidates, several other prominent
Republicans talked of the election and
the coming victory. The following are a
few of the bright things that were re.
ceived with enthusiastic applause:
C. S. GUNDERsoN.
"The amount of subsidy given by the
Taylor estate to the railroad has been
criticised. / invite any interested per-
son to visit the courthouse and see in
black and white on the records of the
county the real facts, The Taylor FAM
lily have given one-tenth of the whole
subsidy raised. Their contribution is q
splendid one"
w. II. BARKER.
"Mr. Simon Danziger went up to the
room where the men were in session who
nominated the Citizens ticket. There
were five people there, all sitting on
boxes. Mr. Danziger asked If he could
be admitted. The editor of an evening
sheet. who was sitting on box in the
middle of the room, reDlied. No. This
is a PRIVATE CITIZENS MEETING .
f. L. PARKER
city warrants are now worth 75 cents.
Elect Republican council and in year
we will have city warrants worth 90
cents"
C. w. FULTON.
This statement that Judge Taylor sem
fenced a man to three years for stealing
two salmon seems to worry some people.
/ don't see why Il should unless they are
thinking of starting out to steal fish them
selves. This man had been stealing salm-
on for over a month and had got away
with over 500 of them. Are they honest
people who are kicking about this sem
tence, or what are they?"
JAMES w. WEIGH.
II am no Third Termer, gentlemen
Osburn has been there long enough He
has built n mansion for himself on top
Of the hill out Of the proceeds Let him
get out and give some poor man a
chance"
JOHN HAHN.
Here Is a certificate of my character
five years service for the flag. Here is
another signed by James G. blaine !
think can afford to stand assaults upon
my character by the editor Of the evening
sheet, don't your"
C. w. FULTON.
"The "Citizens" point with pride to
the increase in their license collections.
They forget to tell the people that the last
legislature raised the price Of Ia o. IL
censes from 5000 to SiO0, doubling their In
come from that source alone. That's
why"
w. r. McGREGOR.
II am here tonight to say that IL an.
elected l will do my duty to the best or
my ability, with no favor to any man,
and with common sense and the public
welfare for my only guides"
DIR. ]. A. FULTON.
CITY warrants used to be worth 81
cents Now nobody will buy them at Is
$4,000 Of Astoria city bonds all over the
$4,000 Of Astoria city bonds all over the
country and can't sell them"