The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-30
Great Throng at the Fr0thingl1am
to Hear the Governor and
Other Speakers.
,red W. Fleitz. Major j. Z. Fish. G. W.

Gardner, Factoryville: u. d. Gritliths.
Taylor: David GriHths. Mayiield; Charles
n, Gramhs: Dalton; ii9n trank i,,oSap ErSaTr'
Burgess ". p. GriHths. Taylor.
,H.-Dr, J. ". Houser. Taylor: Abe How W;
! els, Archibald; J. Henry; Carbondais; Eii
/ summit; .Iohn Howeils. Taylor: William
! Humphrey. Old Forge; w. +. Halistead,
q. NJ. Hallstead, john 7. Howe, Herman
| Hagen, Charles Iuesler William :. Hop
l;ins. Hon. Alfred Hand. Colonel +. j..
Hitchcock. John NJ. Harris. Benjamin
| Hughes, Z. T. liendrick, }; }; IL. Ham
llton. II. II. Harris, Taylor; Il. Is. Hall, II,
/ is. NJ: Ives J. Scott Inglis.
| J.-John r, Jones, Taylor; l.. \. Jones
| Archibald: Lewis Jones, Daleyille; u. 7.
| Jones. Taylor: c. L. Jadwin. Z. Il. Jack
son; George c. Jones, b. T. Jayne Il. p, y,
! Jenkins. Thomas +. Jones, George w.
Jenkins, John Jcrmyn. Hon. W. IA. Jessur'
/ W. II. Jessup, jr, }. d. Jones Iayior' -,
George + Kellow, II. W, Kingsbury. Hon.
Il. \. Knapp, Joseph Z. Kramer. Victor
| Koch.
Id. II. La,hronc, Winton; David
John 5. La Touche. Moscow: JOSEPH ID.
| Lloyd, NJ; W. Lowry. James A. Lansing
William Il. Lewis, James a. Linen, a. +.
| Law, w. j. Lewis, William 5. LangStan'
James }. Lynch.
NJ. Meyers, Carbonate; J., +. Moor,s,,
Mount 'oDb, u. MtNllUSlt, NipoSN' -
J. Matthews, Spring Brook; J. q. Meas
| kic j. Mcdonnell, NJ. V. Morris, J. J.
Morsans,. William Morton: j.. Merchant
captain James Moir' ,,s "; s Miilar, iIi,,.r VIII
| Meyers. J. c. Mcclure. W. A. May. George
| Mitchell, William McClave, ]. +. Megar-
| gel James Merrill, c. [. Mates, John
| Mears, &. p. Matthews, Michael Miller,
Robert McKenna, Thomas j. Moore, Chas.
| Miller. Carbondae.
| N.-G. l.. Newton, Green Grove: George
| Northrup, Glenburn; J. i. Nicholson, Jer-
myn: George, .Nancarrow, Winton; Eu-
| gene Noack, Moscow; J. c. Nicholson, Il.
| j. Northrup, Charles Neuls.
| o.-Samuel Oakley, George. w. Okeli,
p. OMalley, DR.. J. Emmel O'Brien,, Chas.
oliver +. n. Okell, John II. Orchard. Car
! bondac.
P,-John Penman, olyphant; w. $, Pot
| ter Dunmore; Thurston 5. Parker Clark
| Green; +. J. Phillips, Fleetvilie: Dan Par
| ry. olyphant; Thomas J. Powell, Taylor;
| Henry Pierce, Carbondale; Major 7. +.
eli, William {. Powell, August Peuestrr,
1 jr., II. :. Poust, II. f.. Paine, II. H. Pattcr-
son, ID. W. Powell, F. Z. Price, {. u.
nenman, T. l.. Phillips, Clarence +. Pryor
! W. $. Potter, w. $. Phillips, Isaac Post.
X. II. Patterson, John Proud, }. II. Price.
| William Powell. James Il. Powell. James
Price, George J. Powell, j. q. Price, Tay
! lor.
R.-Jamcs Reid, Dickson city: John
| Robinson. Olyphant; John Rees, Taylor
Finley Ross, John +. Rink, Colonel r. II
Ripple, William Reese, \. Z. Rice Liyy 5.
{. f.. Rettew, Charles Renchler, J. Elliot
Ross. j. W. Reese, W. A. Rogers. II. Will
lis Reese, Taylor
ST.. G. Schoonmaker. Elmhurst; Ma
| thaniel SHUTTER, Thornhurst; T.. Sumers,
| Archibald; H.. simpson, Peckvillc; ". Il.
sherman. Dalton; John Slivinsky. Price
burg: Charles +. Savage. Dunmore;
Charles smith, Elmhurst; James Salmon,
| Rendham: George sherman, Ransom; H..
| ID. Spencer. Waverly; Elisha Simonson.
Elmhurst; j. y: schener, Winton; JOIN,
John simens, NJ. c. stcenback, G. w.
shank. Charles Stone. J. Green Seamans,
Edwin n. Shlrcr. Conrad Schroeaer,
Charles Schlagcr. a. Il. stevens, W. T..
| Scranton, Colonel George Slnderson, W..
". Scranton. II. c. Sanderson, W. H..
Slorrs, 6. j.. Simpson, II. ?. Simpson
tSass EnnK NJ ss sRegfnr smpson % J. J. M Sosrs Steele E. "
shires. g. W. schank, John Simpson,
Louis siebecker. John F.. Scraeg, n. G..
| Shafer. f.. IL. Shurtleff, II. NJ. Streetor.
T.--John II. Thomas. Carbondale; Nor.
gan Thomas. Carbondale; William Thomp-
son. Olyphant; James II. Torrey, W. Gay
SON., W, II, Taylor. Or. b. II. Throop, Row
land II. Thomas, Thomas G. Thomas.
George d. Taylor II. f.. Tlnkham. Z. W.
Thayer. A. T.. Trautwein. carbondale;, J.
| " IpItS u. Il. LAY lOI, d. L uDuS,
j. 7. Thomas. Taylor.
T.-Samuel Updyke Simpson.
W.; e. Vaughan, John Van Bergen,
J. NJ VSmoy, .; +; yaughan; T.; G: Won
VI. II. Wilcox. Nandling; @. K. Wan
dell, Ransom; J. J. Wagonhurst. Clifton;
James +: Watkins Hon. 10 John 7: Williams,
Wormssr MasS Phlip p Wlisms iMGs'plsh Ehmari r w. w.
Wcnzel, Louis Wenzel, W. W. Watson,
James J.. Williams, Theodore G. Wolf,
Thomas II. Watkins: w. II. Withers, o.
i. Wright, +. J. .Widmayer, Dr. II. -.
Ware, George Wahl, Charles II. Weles,
Hon. l.. a Watres, G.. NJ. Watson. II. %.
Watrous, C. S. Weston, Hon. +. n. Will
lard, Andrew Wiley, Carbondale; NJ. VI.
Williams, Taylor.
N.-James Young.
&c. NJ. Zizleman. G. H. Zchnder, Il.
a. zimmerman, Frank Zimmerman.
THEATRE DECORATED.
The theatre was tastefully decorated
with American flags, festooned from
the balconies. boxes and procenium.
and on either side of the stage was a
large picture of Mckinley and Hobart.
The boxes and loges contained many
ladies', and many Others were scattered
about the other portions Of the house.
Major Everett Warren introduced
the chairman of the evening. Attorney
Reynolds, who opened the meeting tn
the following terse and appropriate adj
dress:
Upon behalf of the county commit
tee | welcome with pleasure this splen-
did audience. 1t is q good sign of the
times when the public evinces the in
terest 1t does in the issues of this cam
. paign, for when the American public is
aroused the force of its opinion is ir-
resistible.
Il desire at this time upon behalf of
! 40 commit N thank the a hIp
and eloquent speakers who have been
engaged in the work for the success of
the Republican ticket, local and ma =
tional. The candidates also acknOw-
ledge with gratitude and appreciation
the excellent service you have rendered
in this campaign.
I'VE welcome particularly the ladies
present this evening. for we recognize
that the hand that rocks the cradle.
rules the world
In the moment of peril in our ma
tional history they have borne their
share of the dangers. and have suf-
fered when the nation suffered.
In William Connell. we have a can
didate who has enlisted the voter as
well as the party worker in the cause
of good government. His election will
! insure to this district a congressman
. who will contribute to legislation the
experience of business. To the whole
ticket every voter owes loyalty and I
predict its success from top to bottom
"The closing hours of this memorable
; campaign bring with them the assur-
ance of glorious victory. The lines of
the political parties are drawn up for
the battle of the ballots which shall
decide whether national honor may
with safety be intrusted to popular
; sovereignty, or whether. for the mo-
ment at least, the power of the dema-
gogue shall triumph over our institu-
, tionS.
National integrity can rise no high
. er than the individual honesty of its
source, the people, lust as no chain car