Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21
SOUND MONEY AND PROTECTION.
Republicans nj Herman Hear Some
Good Campaign Talk.

by ]. c. Wharton OF South Omaha. Mr..
Wharton was, introduced by Rev. John
Patrick, chairman OF the meeting. The
speaker mace in strong talk In favor of
American prJtectlon and reviewed at length
the depressed business condition OF the past
three years or more. He paid tribute to
| Mckinley and to his craftsmanship, and pre-
| dicted his success on November 3. The
| Herman Republican Campaign quartet rem
! dered several songs during the evening,
which were well received owing to the
coolness OF the weather the attendance was
| not so large as was anticipated.
| BEEMER, Neb.,- Oct 20.-(Special) =
Judge j. n. Killan of Columbus, under the
auspices OF the Bcemer Sound Money club,
! gave very interesting talk to the German
| farmers or the money question. The Ger
mans in this neghborhood are all well-to-do
! farmers and are for sound money, although
! they have been voting the democratic ticket
| heretofore. II seems that the republican
| ticket is gaining strength from day to day
| here.
BATTLE CREEK. Neb., Oct 2O.-(spe-
! clal)-Iion. George D. Meiklejohn was here
last night and delivered one OF his figure
and fact addresses to crowded house. With
/ tho assistance OF charts ne exposed the fall
| lacy OF free trade and free silver so clearly
that he held the large audience for nearly
two hours.
! SCHUYLER, Neb., Oct 2O.-(special)-A
| large republican meeting was held in Rich
land last evening, presided over by G.. j.
| Werty, who opened the meeting with a
| short address, when ho introduced the prin-
| cipal speaker, w. ]. Courtwrght of Fremont.
| Richland is a popocratic stronghold. but in
| the face OF all this the speakers had the
close attention Of the audience for over two
| hours.
ELK CREEK, Neb., Oct. 2O.-(special
| Telegram.)-The Germans are hocking to
| Mckinley In Nemaha county by scores.
| Church Howe and A. j. Burnham spoke to
| an immense audience at johnson Saturday
| evening, mostly Germans, and again to a
| large audience last night. in the German
settlement, near Beckman's church.
| RANDOLPH, Neb., Oct. 0.-(Special.)-
| Ex-Judge w. Il. Norris of Ponca made an
| excellent speech for protection and sound
| money to crowd at the opera house here
| last night. Great enthusiasm was shown
and his splendid argument was greatly ap-
precia:ed.
BARLEY, Neb., Oct. ESPECIALLY
| There was a large attendance at the re-
publican meeting held here Monday after
noon. A. G. Keys, president of the BARLEY
| Republican club, asked Representative j.
j. Lamborn of Indianola to preside Il. n.
| Allen of Arapahoe. the nominee for state
| senator in this district r. Z. High local
nominee for representative, and II. w.
| Keyes, nominee for county attorney each
| made brief addresses. These were fol-
| lowed by Hon. w. e. Andrews. He said
all good citizens favor those public poll
cies which will bring the best results to all
| the people.
SNYDER. Neb. Oct. 2O.-CspeciaI1-
Judge j. N. Killan of Columbus addressed
| a large number of Germans in the Snyder
hall here last evening on the issues of this
| campaign. II was known here in the
neighborhood that he is a good German
| speaker, having spoken here two years
ago, and so he had a very large audience
The Germans were highly pleased with his
speech. He is very conservative. and
| many who were somewhat on the fence are
now very favorable to the republican ticket
He Afterwards spoke in English;
| Telegram.)-A, rousing republican meeting
was held here tonight in which Hon. Jack
| MacColl, Nebraska's next governor, was tho
| central figure. The speakers were escorted
from the hotel to- the Standard hall by the
band and a committee OF citizens where
| fully 400 people were assembled. Judge
| Hayward. presiied introducing MacColl
! who briefly outlined his candidacy and his
policy. If elected. Judge B. s. Baker OF
| Omaha was the principal speaker. and gave
money questfos II. NJ. Bushnell, made
the closing speech and the meeting closed
with three rousing cheers for Mckinley and
SALEM. Neb Oct y2O.-Cspecial Tele-
gram.)-Church Howe and A. j. Burnham
spoke at the opera house tonight There
were 300 people unable to get into the house
Delegations came from Verdon and Fails
| City. II was the largest crowd Salem has
had during the campaign.
BROKEN BOW. Neb., Oct 20.-(Speclal
Telegram.) citizens have enjoyed an
other republican revival today that viii
have telling effect. Judge Clarkson OF
Omaha delivered an address this afternoon
and A. Il. Cady tonight. Both speakers
were greeted with full houses. Their
speeches were logical and convincing. Many
weak knees were made strong Cady will
hno nf hfr nlrn In, 81
Most of the prohibitionlsts and some of the
populsts prefer him to Greene.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Oct. 20.-(Speclal
Telegram Charles ]. Green of Omaha ad-
dressed large and attentive audience here
tonight on the issues of the day. Green's
address was logical and convincing He
showed conclusvely that the election OF Nc
Kinley would restore prosperity; that II
was not lack of money but a lack OF em-
ployment that was causing the present de-
preston.
OCONEE, Neb., Oct. 2O.-(Special)-A re-
publican rally was held at the school house
in this place last evening The speakers
]. G. Reeder and C. j. Carlow held the at
tention OF their crowd for about three hours
The building was crowded so that many of
the audience stood throughout the entire
speaking. They were very enthusiastic fire.
quently interrupting the speakers with ap-
plause. The Lost Creek band was In at
tendance, and considering II Is a new or
house was decorated with the American flag
also several pictures, one of which, sent from
Boston, and nearly covering one side OF the
building, represented Mckinley opening the
mills to the American people and Bryan the
mnts to the world.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., Oct 20.-(Special)-
Hon. Jesse b. Strobe addressed the largest
political meeting of the campaign at the
opera house last evening. A large number
OF democrats and "doubtfuls" were present.
Judge Strodes speech was sound argument,
built of cold. hard facts. and was pronounced
the best yet made here.
EAGLE, Neb., Oct. 20.-(Special IA rous-
Ing meeting was held at this place Satur-
day night, when Hon. N. V. Earlan OF York
addressed the voters of Eagle and vicinity.
Over 200 voters were present. The meeting
was a success in every way. For an hour
Mr.. Harlan held; the close attention of the
audience with stirring and telling speech.
Good music wasCfurnished by local talent.
WAYNE, Neb., SOct. 20.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A Womens Mckinley club with
membership of .125 has been organized in
this city. Mrs! H. ingalls, is president and
Mrs Ran FraAkrssecretary.
SPRINGFIEEh.sNeb, Oct. 20.-(Speclal.)-
The republican papagers of this county are
making great preparations for a grand rally
to he held here nAxt Friday evening The
central committde,sconsis of Hon. C. Il.
Keyos ColoneEa John Munford and j. ].
Bishop met last night and perfected the ar
rangements. Hon, e. o. Whedon of Lincoln