The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-10-22
LAST NIGHTS GREAT RALLY
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William Sascaritch, Matt Mishgell Carl
Mantcll, Anthony Kussar, Enoch Connors,
Joseph OstrCa, Frank Rappins Abe Green,
l.. \. Bamborgcr, Morris Brown, James
Hilton Dr. Erwin, j S. Williams, James
May, George Bowse, Joseph Morris, A. II.
Hageubuch, William Pratt, Harry Reese,
John Easel John Hoover, Milton Faust,
William Zimmerman John Baker Brooks
Kennedy, Grant Troutmau, William Bitter
The first speaker of the evening was d. C.,
ucuniug Esq, of Pottsville, who spoke over
AN hour ON the issues Of the campaign aud
without any attempt at oratorical display.
discussed the questions with an earnestncss
and frankness that impressed the audience
with his desire to present the true issues i'm
partially and without color He said the Re-
puhlicans should remain firm i'm the purpose
Of the party rs expressed two years ago, to
restore protection to American labor and
have prosperity throughout the land
He denounced the Chicago platform as
operating against public policy and restrict
ing the rights of American citizens. The
atteupt TO make silver a money standard ON
a par with gold. he said. is not only imprac-
ticable. but would eventually result in
Z Il-n
BRYAN and his followers claim. Mr.. Hem.
ing strongly denounced the plank in the
Cbicago pIatform which attacks the Supreme
Court of the United States and urged all
voters to see that the dignity. integrity and
puritv of all the courts of the country shall
Inc nreserved as tbe courts are tbe only bar-
ricades bet,yeen sncietv and crime He also
smoke ON the silver nlanli which declares that
mo- moro contracts sbal he made for the nav
nppt Of obliootin,is in, ooId and declared that
spch q law could NOT nossibIy stand because
/ IL yynrId he unconstitutional If a man i'm
vests his n,our, he has "a porfert ,,iobt ia saw
/ how and whom na,n,put shall be made i'm re-
turu and to attemut to abridre his rights in
] tl.t raepcct would he tn fake from him one
! ,r tha most sacred pgrts of protcrtion the
/ constitution of thr rourtrv giyes him-the
ri.,,t or nar.opol rrorert,,
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. tbc u,yt sneaker When tbe CONGRESSMAN
ste,,,,ed forward he was orart,l IN, am ant
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contir,,cd f,r. .o,.or,l ,nor,onts Tho massive
e,I,ro Of tho .r,al,,r sna,ueI to s,ra,, bcrorc
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man moved one of tbr Inost intcrestino and
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andionco il, tL. tboatrc His nnassuroing
,.,t ir,,,essiyo manner counIed will his
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