Arizona republican., 1896-11-03
THE LAST CAMPAIGN RALLY
Political Enthusiasm on EyGrY'
 Hand Last Night.
Have a Housing Meet ing-Judge Street Delivers Mas terly Speech Which BrouRfsf Rounds of Applause.

ing-Judge Street Delivers Mas
 terly Speech Which Brou&fsf4
 Rounds of Applause.
 The Democrats last might hired bofags the local bands of music, so as to lezEes the Republicans without anything hui their own enthusiasm. In spite of thai the Republicans had band, and szs. good one at that Fourteen ardeEk Republicans, all excellent musiciaKz- organized a few days ago under t5Be leadership of z. o. Brown, and l1kk night discoursed pleasantly in front cs5 the opera house.
 Last night was the last time that tf.ss issue of the campaign could be dis cussed and an enthusiastic crowd os- sembled at the opera house to listen. szr the arguments advanced by Judge IWafa-- ster Street, one of the most elnQuaH3 orators in the territory.
 The meeting was called to order hSy Chairman Thomas Armstrong E7res made few introductory remarks Hss- said that people are satisfied that tlAn- political campaign is at an end, sazfxS when the smoke of battle clears avzg and Republican success is shown. naa1 one will regret the campaign of thzzs year. He then introduced John A.-- Marshall, candidate for the cuunssA
 MT. Marshall said he did not uFEs- pose to discuss National or local l6-- sues. as an eloquent orator was present. for that purpose. He confined hintsEn% to showing the merits of the other ezfH- didates of whom he spoke eulogfsx cally. Of himself he said little ot2zszc than he would try to subserye the hezsssstss interests of the people if elected
 Judge Street, the speaker Of Sssz evening, next took the platform asaas, was greeted with a burst Of appIaHssss- He said it was the last time far ss public gathering before the thfil6EsEE news was flashed over the wires. 9zs- neuncing the election of William .NEas
 Kinley. It will be news that will cIGsK
 the antagonists of sound money xaaS | Wlll p0 uuSIc irO UuI' CATS.
 He took issue that the Republicans
 were the only true friends of siluan-. always have been and always will sss
 They are not go,dbugs, but hime4aE lists. Early in the summer the pe14sss stood appalled, when the St. Louis eEaa-
 ventioa declared for sound money. TRRe
 Republicans can rant as loud ass szsszs Democrats about silver and can aGEs so more consistently. RepublicanssHgss for the double standard when propeza adjusted, but we couldn't afford toafsarefs: the double standard until the other ra-
 tions of Rhe world come to an, aaaTzEa
 ment. We had not begun in the wesst.
 to understand what the free coinzga of silver meant until the last EeH
 months. The advocates of free sfLxEE say we Republicans are gold meMsss-- metallists We are bimetallistss ana .sa. better friend of silver than the Derzsss-- cratic party. Look back at the histsxa of the Democratic party and it will Xszs
 found that they have done nothing seg silver.
 | He said that the people M Arfzug7ast l are Quaking in their boots for fezxse that Bryan will be elected, but t1ak iS Mckinley Is called to the White Hor7sss- Arizona is saved. Great applause} The interests of Arizona will be fexEx } subserved by McKinley's election azssz
 that what Arizona most needs is stxss~ hood. It has been under territursaE vassalage long enough.
 The speaker continued in this strzsra
 for some time and the audience uzss.
 most attentive and frequently inie1
 rupted the speaker by applause Rx | was one of the most compreheErSsqaz : and logical speeches showing tlbe 1rzse : position of the Republican party tzzzf ]. was delivered in this city during sasa campaign.