The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-10

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DaSsiS AID Fraser Adars.. t.,u.
AaAisnes.
Ibe largest aud most enthus,asti.
political gathering ever assembled in
Aoo'enai county filled the pavilion
thursday evening to listen 10 political
addresses by Hon. A. A. Fraser a
prominent democratic attorney of Boise
ara Hon. Fred 7. Dubois, the people's
eholee for United States senator I,
was popular outpouring OF the people
10 hear the silver question dis.
enssed by two Of its most per.
slsient and worthy champions Mr.
fraser Was a delegate TO the demo.
cratic state convention that fused with
Tie popallSts and ignored the silver
republicans and on account Of fraud
and the Questionable methods employed
together with many other democrats OF
The, state. he denounced the fusion and
. nov supporting the electors demo.
cratic ticket, composed wholly Of demo.
Gratis and silver republicans.
Judge ksat, silver republican nom.
lnee for the legislature, opened the
meeting by few Introductory rrmaFks
10 which he presented Hon. A. A.
Fraser who proceeded TO business by
explaining the political situation in The
state, using convincing arguments 10
show that the democratic aud p0puilst
politicians aho controlled the state
conventions placed personal gain aud
personal ambitions above the great
CAUSE Of free coinage. lie read ule.
grains and letter from both the popu.
iisl aud democratic national committees
a'gaHg fusion with the silver fspubli,
cAhs as the deslFe and wish Of Sir
Bryan. yet these messages were sup,
pressed and the compact for q division
u tie sI-olls made more binding. All
Of the communications from the na.
tAohal committees, obe Of which We
pahissh this weck. coupled the nAmes
Of Hfyah and DuGols together az the
great silver champions and urged the
friends Of iifyAn 10 support Dabols
legislative Sackets. These are some Of
The reasons Nhy Nit Fraser and other
pgOniHsnI democrats Of the state are
stamping lot Dubois. aud they arc also
S0tne Of Tie ieASotis Nhy The rank aud
Gle Of Tie democratic and poFulisi part
len arc announcing their support Of
ibubo.s candidates foT The legislature
III lFASrE IL AN rsoqaen, iAlkef aud
his FwmaitS, especially when he referred
10 iiEyah OF dubois. met with hearty
APPLAUSE lie cl0sed with Iiighi Of
osAlosy over she fTs,rfraal uaiou Of the
blne ard the gray that called forth the
mosi hrAitl approval from Tie audience
Nhen S~nA,o; Dubols stepped upon
The rustGum be met with a perfect
ovation ard the cd pavilion fairy
,trsnbscd a. II in sympathy with the
sru,inrh, o' the people II be had any
douhgs about ihs peoplv'h approval Of
his ooass during ,he past few months
they Wcfe SURELY removed by this Te
crtssion Thc senator referred quite
scriingly 10 his long association With
The republican party. bis hard hghi
fof The r~gplr ard silver In the nitnd
Ssa;es senAir ard the tragic sundeTiuE
Of political thea al - Louis when II he
came necessary foT hoAe siAlWAr
western patriots 10 walk out OF The
Convention fnf the sake Of = principle
which they hsid dcArsr than party
d.A~g lhAn that personal ambition
which 30 icw men are willing 10 give
up fot the cause Of humanity. lie
anAIysrd the ,slret and ;attti questions
showing that a rriuru 10 prosperity
could no, IL secured without the free
coinage Of silver. and that
would sscurc Us the trade Of
China and Japan and prove Of adTan'
,agc in many other ways lie Was ire
quenily sPplandcd
4 A. p~Saussurr. James \. kca''
John ] Costello. Jay Rand SsnbuTn. J
T. onar,ra and 4 n White occupied
seaia on the platform.
The speaker. accompanied 10y James
A. ksai. \. X. White, c. 4. pcSanssnre'
Edwin McBee. :. c. Herren, DIR. >aoin
Lem ouarlcs and Jas Graham took The
steam launch Avondale for Harrison
Yesterday. where they held meeting