Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-02-07
MR.. DURroX CALLED.

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There we're then cries for Burt n.
and Mr.. Fitzpatrick called him to tho
stand. Mr.. Burton advanced and
there was a great deal of applause.
Mr.. BurtOn's remarks were humOr-
erOus, or az much 80 rs those Of man
In his position could expect to De.
lie said: 1--WE have met the enemy,
bnt'I don't want to explain what hap
pened. don't want to hazard my
own chances in the future ~
He knew who was feeding him and
said lotOf nice things about Leaven
WORTH whose glory WAS greater than
than the MONDAY splendOr. lie de-
pl0red thN tendency 10 permint public
men TO b0 assailed The applause
seemed to weaken here. 1T IL damn
able TO HsSail the character Of public
servant" he said. character can be
assalled, but it can never be RssAssl-
mated" Ele also referred to John
Sherman and bimetslllAm and there
was much applause. Mr. Bakers III
tegrlty Is second to nOne," he added
further and we will stay with him"
AllSort III. Horton Was next on the
pEOGram, he spoke particularly OF Cy
Leland, and sald that like Grant, he
was always r1Ore OF q worker than u
tslker. tapplAuse.) Barton was Y
brilliant orator, tapplaHse,) Hood was
q sucOe'eful business man, (mOra ap
'plauae, and Thacher was q good man,
CONTINUED applause.) but that Baker
comblned all these qualities (tremedOus
manifestations.
just hera Mr. Fitzpatrick broke in to
announce that the excursion train leav-
inE In the morning would 20 aC any
timefrOm nine O'Clock to eleven and
there were loud cries Of "eleven"
which showed concluslVely chat the
Topeka people knew good thing when
they had IL.
Speaker I.ObdelI spoke next and
compared Senator Baker 10 y coyote In
such a way that it WAS most catering
TO th0yU0ynte. and demonstrated Mr..
LObdall's innocent ignorance OF the
beast Ii question.
David Oyernyer was on the bill TO
tell s'HOw Democrat Looked AT t."
Il will be remembered that Mr.,
Oyermyer had no small part In the
recent victory, aud he had right to
talk.
SIT looks to me very much. " be said
"like II would look to man up tree.
At the present stage Of the banquet 1t
looks very much like democratic ban
quot. daughter One touch Of M.
ture, makes the world akin We
i,ovyav - kaaV, driubinO hudrank tx,oRor
I'm not, the governor elect, but l
am the great was to bs.
AN0 matter what our position in the
late campaign the almost said cham
pagne) was, we are now oil democrats,
all republicans. all pOpuIlsts-but all
Americans and all Ksrsans loud ap-
plauSe. We were the means Of defeat
Ing suffrage, however applause just 4
little. We also helped along u little
toward defeating prohibition. You
don't care much about this, but you
wO,ld like to. Prohibition must die,
and'that'S the way it looks to demo-
cratN
lieutenant Governor Troulman was
then called on aud delivered one OF his
spi5y speeches.
jos Ady made the happy hit Of the
evening.
II am one Of the illustrous Dead"
he said, "butit is a pleasure to know
that though q man dies he shall live
again. Luclen Baker Is the loved OF
fortune. | had rather have Lucien
Bakers luck than license to stsal."
There was loud applause and laugh
ter at this.
Governor Smith of the Soldiers
Home then spoke and referred to Sem
atOr Baker as the friend OF the soldier,
at which there was more applause.
After no got through A. ]. Felt OF
Atchlns0n spoke on THE KansRn at
Washington" Mr.. Felt said there
was nothing In his veins but hydrant
water and he hoped II would not be
necessary N Ole an affidavit that he
Was duly sober. lie said he was proud
of Kansas Rt WRshintOn. He spoke
OF John James ingalls,, "Old Glory"
aud denounced the gold standard and
there was great applause all through
his speech.
Senator Ed. O'Bryan Of Wichita was
very eloquent In his address and told
how the Wichita democrat Ia the legis
latuTe voted for tho LsaYenWOrth re.
PUBLICAN for senator.
NJ IN Br;Wn Of Garden City took
the floor He was weak Of voice and
som gave way to Mr. Fishback of Win
lleld, who did not realize the enOrmity
Of the Oifense, Or he would not have
PERSISTED In speaking. Several times
during his discourse HI assured the
audience that hi would not take up
any more IF their time (applsuse) but
he kept on just the same.
sThere are no ladies present-thev
are all gone he said, land will tell
yOtl little stnry.1 This seemed the
oppOrtune moment, fortunately, and
somebody pulled him down
l. is reported on gOnd authority that
$500 WAS spent fur champagne tn en-
tain the banquetters, besides "other
drinks "
Mrs. Sophie Rhodes and Eugene
Rhodes Of Washington, ID c., were
among the passsn ers Of the Inflated
steamer Ellie that went down In the
German Ucaan yesterday, and their
names do not appear among those who
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