The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-16
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Robert McKenna. Thomas }: Moore;
Nc. l.. Newton, Green Grove; George
Northrup Glenburn: J. +. Nicholson, Jer-
Rsne myn NdsSK GsSEse Sseo@ SsoSaf5ow T.
}. Northrup, Charles Neuls. o,u
O.-Samuel Oakley. George W.. Okeii,
Frank T. Okell, Richard O'Brien. Hon. Z.
J.. O'AIalley. DR.. j. Emmet O'Brien;
ter, Dunmore: Thurston $. Parker, Clark s
Green; i. ]. Phillips, Fleetville; Dan Tar.
~. Olyphant: Thomas J. Powell Iayior'
Penman. Alfred Pierce, Thomas II. Pow
ell. William c. Powell, August Penester'
jr.. II. s. Poust. II. L. Paine, K. H. Patter-
son, d. W. Powell, F. T, Price; e: b.
W. S. Potter, w S. Phillips, Isaac Post;
R.-Jamcs Reid. Dickson City,: John
Robinson. Olyphant;' John Rees, Taylor;
Finley Ross John p Rink, Colonel T.. n.
ward %.rp Roierick. Dr.. j: u: T. Rice. Liyy $.
Richard. ii. e. Reynolds, n. G. Robertson.
e. T.. Rettew. Charles Renchler.
So. G. Schoonmaker, Elmhurst: Ma
thaniel Shutter. Thornhurs,;, F; Summers.
Sherman, Dalton; John slivinsky. Price
burg: Charles p. Savage. Dunmore;
Charles Smith. Elmhurst: James Salmon,
ID. Spencer. Waverly: Elisha Simonson.
Elmhurst; j. n. Schener. Winton; Jonn
Steel. Winton: S. b. Stillwell, j; Shepard.
John Simens, NJ. C. Steenback. q. w.
Shank, Charles stone, j. Green sanan. ssamaans'
Charles Schlager, A. b. Stevens, ". I.
Smith. $. II. Stevens. Hon. Joseph a.
scranton, Colonel George Sanders9n. ".
". Scranton. 4: z, sapderson; s,Mnsd w; H.
Frank W.. Spencer. W. K. Storrs, 4. B.
Sturges, Alex. Simpson. J. II. Steele. W.
A. st. John. f. W. stllwell. George II.
Shires, G.. w Schank, John simpson.
.,,,,,, SinI Inh q
John II. Thomas, Carbondale: Nor
gan Thomas, CarbOn3ale; william Ihomp-
son, Olyphant; James II: Torrey: "; Gay
son, W. Il, Taylor, DR.. b. II; Throop. Row
land RI. Thomas, Thomas q. Thomas.
Samuel updyke. Simpson.
VI. Z. Vaughan John Van Bergen,
Storch, William Vokelek, A. a. vosburg.
WI. II. Wilcox, Nandling; q. X. Wan
dell. Ransom; ]. j. Wagonhurst. clifton;
lanes Z: Watkins, Hon. John 7. WilliaWms.. n.
Wormser. Philip Williams. Edward a.
Wenzel. Louis Wenzel, W. W. Watson.
James J. Williams. Theodore G. Wolf.
Thomas II. Watkins. w. II. Withers, -.
Ware. George WahI. Charles II. welles.
Hon. l.. a. Waitress G. NJ. Watson. II. o.
Matrous, c. S. Weston, Hon. r. n. Will
lard.
l.-JumeS
&c. M. Zitselman. G.. II. Zehnder, r.
A. Zimmerman, Frank Zimmerman.
BONES AND LOGEs.
Occupying boxes and loges were:
Judge and Mrs. X. w. Archibald, Judge
and Mrs. Fl. A. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Scranton. Mrs. Henry Belin,
Mrs. William Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Kingsbury. Mrs. Alfred Connell
live a,1a Mos Il
tian, Mrs. Z. H. Ripple. Richard Weis-
entluh, Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ben Dimmick, Miss Martha
Dimmick Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Kingsbury, Mrs. Everett
Warren, DR.. b. II. Throop, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. p. Price. and Mrs. II. F. War
rem, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Watkins. Miss
Matthews, Miss Maher. Miss Howell,
MIR and Mrs. H. j. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Kasson, Mrs. Stelle, Mrs. Dale,
Dr. and Mrs. Fl. B. Ware, Miss Wolf,
ter b. Henwood. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
S'reeter. Mrs. c. l.. Frey. Mrs. c. h.
Penman, Miss Sanderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Watts. DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rice.
The first burst of enthusiasm was
when the speakers of the evening and
Major Warren and Mr.. Connell made
their appearance on the stage. All
during the evening there was vocifer-
ous cheering and applause. A more
s'nthusiastic meeting could hardly be
wished for. There was band there to
work up enthusiasm, but they were
only permitted to play once, and that
was while the people on the stage
We're being seated.
Fred w. FleitZ opened the meeting
hy introducing the chairman of the
evening. Major Everett Warren, whose
name. he said, was synonymous for all
that is young. energetic and aggressive
in Republicanism. Major Warren was
given a warm reception as he rose to
say
MAJOR WARREN'S ADDRESS.
We are met tonight under the happiest
auspices. The air is full of signs Of VIC
tory in the county Of Lackawanna, in the
CommonWeaith Of Pennsylvania and all
over the Union. This magnificent assem-.
by Is Itself a grand harbinger OF the tri-
uinph that awaits us. Look around you
and see who is here.
Gentlemen, everybody is here-that is
everybody who could effect an entrance
into the building. In the first place the
Republican women Of Scranton waving
FOR a moment their demand, II ever they
urged it, for universal suffrage, are here
to cheer our cause. The faces Of our ma.
tional candidates. Mckinley and Hobart
are smiling upon us. Our gallant stand.
ard bearer, William Connell, and Giles
Roberts and s. w. Roberts and A. f.
kiefer and Fred Ward; our Legislative
nominees, Farr and Alex. Connell and
Mackey and Reynolds; our county chair.
man. the old reliable John Thomas, and
the county committee. now grown SO large
they occupy nearly all the seats on our
Ocrlln1ntS n
offices in the court house 1--WE are going to
have them all next year)-all sorts and
sizes of Republicans have Joined to swell
the triumph Of this meeting. The. full
blooded lions of the party have kissed each
oil her. The local mugwunfb in his spOtless
linen and the stalwart in his bloody shirt
they are lying in the same bed together
once more dreaming on a common victory
Is no faction In the Republican party OF
i.ackawanna tonight. We welcome here
also the citizens of all the other parties
and all shades of thought.
remember hearing General Fitzpatrick
the dashing cavalry leader of the civil
war. stop bystander from starting to.
ward somewhat unruly listener at a
mass meeting years ago with the remark
Let him stay where he Is; We have moi
come here to call the righteous but sin.
ners to repentance" In no such frame OF
mind do We welcome our -citizens
tonight.
The issues Of this eventful campaign
cross all party lines, and upon its outcome
depends not only the integrity and fail
name OF our government, but the welfsrs
and happiness of all the people.
To the discussion Of these issues I now
invite your attention.
At the mention Of the candidates
names there was in each case an out.
burst Of applause that made the raft.
erS ring. Mr.. Warren, in introducing
the first speaker Of the evening, Hon
Charles Emory Smith. said:
1T has been said that Pennsylvania
breeds no statesmen, but that is libe
on the sons of the old Keystone state
for we have with us tonight a mar
who stands as high as any statesman
" any state in this broad land. I have
he pleasure Of introducing to you Hon
'harles Emory Smith,"
As Mr.. Smith advanced to the front
If the platform he was greeted by q
perfect storm Of applause. His address
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