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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
PARTISAN, UNFAIR,
And Arbitrary Action OF Boston University
Officials

Officials.
Boston, October 30.-President War
ren. of Boston University. to-day fatty
refused to permit George Fred Williams,
the silver candidate for Governor, TO
sneak in the college hall tomorrow,
Notwithstanding the fact that all ar
rangements had been made. the speaker
having accepted the invitation. The
action of the President is all the more
odious because of the fact that only last
Friday : red-hot gold rally was held
in the very same hall under the auspices
Of the Mckinley club Of the University
No protest was made against that meet
irg The silver men appointed a com
miftee 10 wait on Mr.. Williams on his
rstTrn rlst, from the West. for the purpose
Of inducing him to speak to the students. 5
After his promise had been o; oo;ained as !Ie t5e
committee visited the officials OF the
law school and found that they could
not Il% under any circumstances get the
hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
FITZGERALD AND STONE
Address n Large and ApPreciative Audi
encc AT New Martinsvile.


Special to the Register.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va, Octo-
her 3o.-One Of the largest and most en-
tbusiastic meetings held I'm Wetzel dur
ing the present campaign was held in the
Court House last night The meeting was
addressed by the Hon. Nat Nord Fltzger-
aid. of Preston county and the Hon.
,T,,o,,,.e N stone. of Wetzel county. The
eloouent appeals Of both these gentlemen
for all friends Of silver for the time be-
ing TO lay aside all other consideration
and mite in one supreme effort for the
restoration OF the white metal to its an
cient and rightful place in our monetary
system were met with round after round
Of applause on the part Of the audience.
The appeal Of DR. Stone was for Bryan,
Watson and Arnett. while the appeal OF
fitzgerald was for the election Of the en-
tire Democratic ticket. national, state
county and district
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31

SAYS HE IS GOING.

Atlanta. Ga. October 3O.-A special TO
the Journal from Fernandina, Florida.
saws: Captain Lomm. Of the filibusier
Dauntless. now iy.ng under me guns OF
revenue cutter WintOm, Captain HAND
says he is going to Jacksonville to-moI-
row. Hand says he will sink me tug II
she moves and Lomm says, All rignN
get ready your small boats 10 PICK up
nv men. for shall certainly make the
of-pmnf" "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
vOL. FITZGERALD
Believes West Virginia viii Give BRYAN
1000 Majority.

Special 10 the Register.
SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. October co.
Col. Nat Ward Fitzgerald. the gentleman
who recently resigned as a candidate for
Governor on the Populist ticket in favor
Of Watts. arrived in the city to-day from
New Martinsvinc and spoke here toe
night The Register representative called
on him this afternoon, and in Response to
an inquiry he said that it was bis candid
opinion that this State would Gife
majority Of not less than 1900 for the
Democracy. The Colonel expressed hi'H-
self AS perfectly satisfied with the present
outlook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
NOTICE! NEWS AGENTS.

The REGISTER of Wednesday Morning
November, 4tiI, will contain latest reliable
Election Reports.
News Agents wishing extra copies will
please send in their orders for that and
succeeding days without delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
PACKED THE OPERA HOUSE.
Col. Arnett and Col. Fitzgerald Speak for
Free silver at Sistersvile.
SnaciaI IN the Pegfetar

Special to the Register.
SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. October 30
This evening the Opera House was packed
by an audience to hear the last speech Of
the campaign on the side Of free silver.
The speakers were Col. w. W. Arnett and
Col. Nat Ward Fitzgerald.
Col Arnett delighted the audience by
his clear and concise presentation Of the
issues. and he was frequently applauded
to the echo. lie is one Of the best speak
ers that has been here this season. He
spoke about an hour and a half, and in
troduced Col Fitzgerald with an eulogy.
Col. Fitzgerald is a logical speaker, and he
kept the attention Of the audience for
more than an hour while he told them
why they should vote for Bryan and free
silver. The meeting tonight was one Of
the best that has been held here this
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
QUITE A DEMONSTRATION.
Monongalia County. with the Aid OF Penn
sylvania Towns, Turns Out Good Sized
Crowd
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. October 3d.
Five thousand Republicans paraded the
streets to-day and made the greatest po-
ltical demonstration ever seen here. W.
II. Wampler headed the NIcKeesport dele
cation of two hundred people i'm uniform.
and while at the depot waiting for the
train. p. J. Murphy and Charles Goodwin
made addresses. The speeches of Hon.
Warren 3. Hooker Hon. A. C. Wade. Of
New York. ana Hon. \. G. Dayton, We're
listened 10 by 5000 people in the court
square. The speakers left on the evening
train. but Morgantown tonight is a blaze
of pyrotechnics. The Republicans and
gold Democrats are claiming that Monon-
gala will give a majority of L5o0. while
the regular Democracy and silver Repub-
Hcans believe they viii cut Monongalia's $
majority TO 200 or 300.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
OTD JEFFERSON COUNTY
May Be Counted Upon to Make a Fine
Showing on Tuesday.

A Grand Demonstration at Charles
Town That Gives the Lie to All
Reports Of Disahection Among
Democrats in That Stronghold-A
Big Day Of Parades and Speech
making - Cavalry and Infantry
March in the Interest Of Free Sill
ver-The Audiences Present En-
tirely Too Big for the Court House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
CAPTURED THEIR HEARTS.
The People of Richland and Adjoining
Counties in Ohio

Go Wild With Enthusiasm Under
the Spell of the Matchless Oratory
of Governor MacCorkle, Hon, JOS
eph e. Chiffon and Vice President
Stevenson-The Biggest Demon
stration in the History Of Mans
fleld-An Ovation for the Speak
arS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All members of the Young Mems
Democratic Club are called to meet at
Democratic headquarters at one O'Clock
sbarn. to do escort duty. Come full
uniformed.
R. S. KINCHELOE.
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
BETWEEN IO,OOOAND 1900.
These Are the Figures by Which
Bryan and the State Ticket

Will Garry West Virginia - The
State Committees Pole Has Been
Completed, and Allowing the Re-
publicans All Doubtful Voters, the
Democrats Have a Majority Of
1O,749-A Careful Canvass by an
Able Newspaper Man Makes 1t
Look Even Better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
OIL NEWS

Special TO the Register.
EILENBORO ". Va. October 30.-The
Strickler Oil Company's No. 1. on Whisky
run. came in last night, and Mr.. George
H. Nesbitt. one of the owners. says it is
good for 80 barrels just as it now stands.
He is much encouraged and will make 9TH
or locations at once. The well has caused
considerable excitement here, as 1t means
much to this town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

washington, d. c., October o. ne
treasury to-day .osJ $9ll,s5O .n e'.u
coin and S1O.5O0 in bars. w1.cn ..-'.S
the true amount OF the reserve }44"-
2Iq $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
KIrTFD RY4 STRAY BULLET.

Special to the Register
Toronto. O., October 3O.-Frank Ault,
son OF A. J. Ault, Of Browns Station,
was instantly killed by stray bullet in
a mining camp Thursday, near Tularo,
California.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
DENNIsoN WAS EASY
For Marietta College in the Foot Ball
Game Yesterday.

Game Yesterday.
Special to the Register.
Marietta, O., October 3O.-The foot
ball team of DennisOn University was
easy prey for Marietta college to-day
losing by a score of 0 to SO. Games be-
tween the two teams have been fire.
quently scheduled during the past three
years. but that to-day was the first
they have played. The visitors were
out-classed all around with the ex-
ception of Wilt, left half-back, who
played a brilliant game. Touch downs
for Marietta were made by Bowie
Donaldson, Jones, Noll and Feisley
Jones kicking four goals out of seven
trials. The line up:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
COMES OUT FOR FREE SILVER.
The Republican Candidate for the Leg
iSlature in MingO County

Resigns From the Ticket-He Will
Work for Bryan and Free Silver
and Asks His Friends to Do the
Same-The Affair Has Caused a
Sensation and Leaves the Repub-
licans Without a Candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
The Weather

WASHINGTON. D. G.. october a'-Fo'
West Virginia-Fair; cooler. western
winds. .,.
For Western Pennsylvania ana Oi''O-
Generally fair: probably light mowers on
the lakes; cooler and 1ricA westerly
winds.
Mr.. c. schnepf. tie Opera House
druggist. made the ioLoTlng oOse1'@-
lions OF the weather Yesterday d.
m M 67:9a.m m. 60; z n. IS; 3 p; m 49,
7p.m., "A. weather cAangea04e'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
n BRYAN N WISCONSIN.
1-ur.mily to Address Gold
s a. Several Places,

4e the Best Of II, Pouring
ntot the PlutOcrats, Their
and Candidate-SOme
--te-e Inscriptions for Ban
rges-ed by Mr. Bryan-A
" About the Financial FURRY
Mead for Sufficient Money
f-.--re Country s Business
Borrowing at 100 Per
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
special to the Register

Special to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va. October 90
fine well has been struck by the Van
Warmer Il Sons Company. II is the COM
pany.s No. , on the Young lot, at Cairo.
OIL CITY. Pa, October 30.-Credit bal
ances Sly. Certificates, open and highest,
S17I5: lowest and closed at Sl.17. Sales.
. 600 barrels: shipments, 6iOl6 barrels;
runs. 1l2.591 barrels.
NEW YORK. October 3O.-Pennsylvania
crude. easier: November N.lN2.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

iom a1erebe Ct antaset af @enatet,
og ION opbeper ben Sob, oer forbp.
Der @g=&onfseerereoe at bolbe Com:
missioner Jorenebe @toters Mrmee.
Der oar blot en- Nobifanoer mob
6oriloset. nemlie &epreienlant 8ou>
ieQe al Maine, men ban tan lnaffe
en- bel Del. moor ban beepnber. oa
bet ta9er lite meeet at faa bam til at
besbnbe.
Set 8epiQinssferilas for Glaa>
ben, fom oenne uee bleu ropporteret
til 6ufet. beuilser bet anieel,se Be-
LIB al $31.611,0s4. 9oe ct Der
5olt. iom tror, at bette 2ano albrtg
acre oil inolaoe fig poa @rig.
3uiets os Senatets &omiteer for
&acific>Banerne. bot ubnapnt Cub
&omitser ben 9enfist OF ibse at
enes ON ct 5ori1os. tom ital rappor,
teres til 9uiet o. Senotet ON Beia.
ling at ben @ielo, oisie Boner foar
/ til &esier:nsen.
3ibli9ere oftraabte Sen. Tbomos
2incoln @aiep, oer plubielis opbe
Onsoos @ftermiobo9, bat ct @fter>
mnle. iom bliuer faa Sneenibrer -
iiar / offen:lis 9ienefte - tilbel.
vi be pistisfte offen.liee Bpsoerter.
1om bon bar opfprt, ton nepnes
@aibiuston.M Monumentet, B9sninsen
for @tats>. &r,9s> os Marinsz Depor.
tementerne os for Nationolbibliotbe'
tet, ION M neften er terbis. Sci
beber, at ub9ifterne meb bans NrI
beioer aloris operfes bans fsrfe
Duer1ag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

r@upernsren1 resulerer 6aftiebeben
en- 9ampmaiiine. So leg oar uns.
16 Gar eammel. pasiebe iee en-
9ampmoRine en- Wsl1e / fere Nar.
81 ftilIeoe r@uuernbren". foa MaRiz
ren ifulbe eisrs 60 DGeoreininser
Rinuttet. Seq fatte Dompen poo,
os Waifinen bespnbte at beuese fig.
Os naor ben beepnbte at naa 60
Omoreininser / Niuuttet, lsftebes
v@uuernbr "<2uelerne op os beapnote
at lutte @entilerne. huorefter MoRi<
mems 6afiabeo git neb til SO Ombrei<
ninser / Minuttet. &uslerne pilbe
ba saa neb. os Bentilerne piloe aat=
ues, oe iaolebes git bet op os neb
belle 9iben. ioa 6anisbeben par
meQem So os go Ombreininser /
Minuttet. 9ette 5orilas pil qisre
ustoetis bet famine. nemlis paa oenne
Raabe:
Ser er fire Millioner lebiee @er>
Toner bette 2onb. @n MiQion Of
Dem arbeiber altib peb ofentlige
Smprouements, naar iaaoanne lfal
eieres. men ber er insen. iom Hal
uofsres nu. forbi ri insen Yen9e BOT.
Ere Niqioner al Dem arbeioer / Sc
britsr % paa 5armen, os be bor
beller lite noset Nrbeioe at 1omme
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Mano uil MI beapnoe at arbeioe,
efterot bette 5orias er ontoeet. Og
efter otte Timers Nrbeioe bar be
frembrost $4,000. 900 8erb al Glen,
bonn. Ia be nemlis faar $3.50 ON
Da9en. (Jortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01
JnbIanbet.

20 Oplogsbuie for ct Brenoepins.
brenoeri / 2ouisuile. Rentudp. neos
brenote 9sroo9s @oreen. % 10000
9gnoer 8biifp brenbte.
- 9en beflenote Brobibitionift
Steal Dom Bortlono, Maine. feire>
be lin 82ee 5soielsoos forriae
5reoas.
- 8ostrptfer Olaus Qunb peb
Blooet -Wmeritas" 9rptieri rammes
oes ben 5oe Marts Of @loetilfelbe
% opbe ben lSoe. 6an Dor So Nor
eammel.
- Sobn @torp, gaeeoftsr af
SiOuG @'tp Eioenoe" / @iour, @itp,
Sctpo, ct af @uuernpr Drate uo>
nrunt til asfferente Mrbeioerfommis
ier.
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ters &rissifib, sit af @tabelen /
Sbilooelpbia fife 9prba9. Marp
Drate. Dattsr uf @uuernpren Somo,
fnuite @bampaaneFaRen mob 5fi<
BETS Bous % sou bet -geopn.
- Baa ben republitanffe @tots-
convention for Nasio@u!etts, lem
ofbolotes i Bottom fife Gretas, fit
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for 9bos. y. @eeo % Sound mo-
ney.
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iluttet at uotomme paasruno Of baor<-
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9iaanisen fra Trauer1e Baq paa ct
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en- &uffert poa en- Nuttion @bicoQo.
% ban oabuene ben. lao Der ct QiQ
ben. 8ufferten blep folet of en-
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gage, iom lite blep efteripurst. $50.
litiet bar taset fig of sasen. men Der
ct lioeu uofst til, at be oil opooae
Afieuoeren.
= Som fsr meobelt inbebrenbte
en- Wr. Olbbou|e meb fin bele ga.
mile forleoen Wlma, Bisconliu.
@enere uuoerisselie uiier, at oer
toreligeer en- lfreffelis 5orbrpbel1e.
Won fanot, at to @epolue rtuQler
baube 9aaet aiennem Nanbens 90
peo. o9 BDrnene os Wrs. Globoufe
par osioo bleuen mproet, fJr Sloen
Dor opftaoet. 2iefpnsiurpen ofaop
ben &ienoelie, at belel5amilien Dor
mproet al en- ufienbt Berfou.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

Sf. Meooelelfe fra Berlin pifer
ben officieQe 5tatifit for 1895. at
aonentonsen 3rupp CT ben riaefie
tpiie unberfoot. 6an betaler Sfot
at 7,135.00O Rart / 3nbtea.er.
boilfet Ct neifeu 9alobelen af bpob
&etlertn taor ION 2onae af Sirens.
fen. &rupp betoler altioa ioar 1885,
600 Nort ! Slot. 8aron @otf@ilos'
betaler 233. 900. Ere Tienbebele al
9ptlanbS Befolfning moo betoIe
SHotomfRot poa9runb af, Of beres,
Snote9ter uperftieer 900 Rart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

Afbolbstaler 8erse lisaer ipe boz
YaRor @isbabl / &utbpen. Soma,
% s. S. stisrbolsuolo, @efretar
for Rtnnefotas 9oto'. .afbolbsieliiab,
bar ienot ub en- Opfororins ON al
sbe BAN 6ielp. Bense moa ienbes
til &eu. 6. 8. @ieoabl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

&ennp &reis frirer ON Jarmer.
nes Suntet til Iserbru9sRolen:
8refibent s. S. 9iqs @tsturfou
for Sarmerne / Ottertoil @ountp on=
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til Statsfarmen. buor be t1lbroete
9ageu. Sc forRie0ise Departemen>
ter paa 5armen os i @ol1eset bleu
belbst. os 8rofesiorerne fortloreoe
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9ate ON Sfolens Dprinbelie, oe
flere anore 9oler bolotes.
Niobas ieruereoes for be beieseuz
be @o1e9ets Spiieial, o. oeres
@!ebe ouer Turen Dor uben @rpnb1e.
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mer g. Gooms. @ebottbr of Gereus
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otter nbie at baue unberib9t eta
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ben @enlisbeb os @ieffribeb. iom
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beb os @aumilbbeb. fom ban bar uoz
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Sournal. forat ben benIebebe BOT
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be par ale en,s ON. at bet pilb'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01
Wtnuefotas

Set aorif>lutberRe @aneerforbuno
ltal atbolbe fin nefte Saneertef i
Monfato ben lite Sunt.
= .. &. Nelfon er ubneunt til
8eitmeifer ! &duall. MarIboQ 60.
= &eoottsr u. s. Bletben boz
tisbt tilbase TT Blao &ennp Brefs
for $1,000.
Ser tom 200 2anbissere til
5osfton fife 4se. oe fere er antom,
net fer. Somme ct blepen misfor.
nsiet o9 ct uenot biem.
= Builders @g@anses Bpenins i
st. Baul brenbte 2srboes Morsen
Rl. 5. Ille. fom Dor Bpsn,nsen
reDbeoes.
= @tmarb 2ar1on bleu fife Eors.
bag al Surpen / Git 3fioer bsmt til
at betole $500 til Hnnie 2arion tor
Bruo pao 9@steRabslsfte. 3un
tapbe torbret $4,000.
albert @menfon fra S(antp
@ouutp bleo orett Eorsbog unber
Mrbeioe paa Sipbem,ns & 2ate Gu.
pertor<Bouen. meobeles tra Mar.
quette, @i@.
Sra Carlton meooe(es, at
6dns Suerion beatt @elumorb
Sernbaneitationen / Mabtttpa fife
6reoes Deb at Rpoe fig meb en- &e,
uolOer.
= 80 Snoianere, Spn af @bos
oin9eu roen buioe Stp" os @bn al
Set topre 9oueb" orrefereees I Sc.
trott Onsoos for Norbforiss os utl
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Npril.
= S Sulutb bar Surpen af9iuet
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pe mprDet en- aammel Manb neb
aapn 9emors ben 3bie Sauuar for
at TONNE 8eitooelfe al hans Sen.
se. Sc tanbt blot $35, men be bau.
be uentet at ftuoe mere. Sc to @ut.
ter laeoe fla / ct 8asbolo. os mebens
ben samle Monb bolbt poa at tusae
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01
Entered at the post office at Fee.
gus Falls as second class matter

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Oporetnina of &ues, 5oar es @uin
o. minore 6ueoeapl, eno 5om nu er
&ilfeloet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

Den forenebe &trte bolber IT
Harsmsbe ben iuenife Rirte ct.
8ouI, bpor darsmboet bolbtes ifior.
@sbet beapnoer ben 3bie SUM- %
ilutter lite Stunt. Hussbxres Ben.
uer afbolber 1T R1be i8ontopp ppibans
Meniebeo Sarge fro ben 17be til
ben 21be SUM-.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01
fergus fat1s Mgeblaa
uofommer tner Dn8oag.
a. SoIeue, ttogtntr.
subftrtpttonsprts $1.25 for 1 Aar, bete1i
I Tortfuo, eaer8 $l.5o.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-04-01

Seq tror, at oen pore Akortelo9.
fom forelisser bet ameritauite 5olt.
er, euten Sernbanerne fial TONNE til
at eie @eeierinseu, eller &esierinsen
Ral TONNE til at eie Sernbanerne.
Seq ton uife eber tnbelist. bporlebes
s tan tibbe op 5ernbanerne bper
eneRe Stat % buert Territorium %
betale for BEN, % Solicit pil lite blipe
nsbt til at erlesse en- Gent Stat
forat betale for 8auerne. 5orat
sisre bette forRaaelist pil iee fortlare.
bporlebes maa srsauiierer en- Sernz
bane<G Corporation. oa iee tror. bette
Ct af Bistisbes. 9et taser ct balot
Oxitu Nenb at organifere en- 5ern>
bane>G Gorporotton. Sc sonmer tom<
men % sr9an,lerer its. 9et ueRe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-19

ny this. Mr.. Chairman, that ne oannos
accept it, we cannot indorss il, We cannoe
support IL
terence Of opinion In this delegation.
There sre those who are satisfied 70 utter
this protest and still participate in the pro-
ceedings Of this convention. lApplause !
There are others who feel that in refusing
% support the majority declaration on this
great controlling issue they are in honor
bound not to participate in the placing Of
candidate upon a platform which they
cannot indorse But, Mr.. Chairman,
whatever the action of-the delegation may
be among its individual members I want
to say this, that We reserve the right 20
the Republicans Of the state Of Montana
to accept or reject at such time and in
such manner ~ they may determine the
Platform and the candidates t1x1o day
placed before them BY this conventicn. "
tApplause.
Senator Brown, a Utah, aid: "The
delegation Of Utah does not holt. [Great
and prolonged applause. Vedo nos be-
lieve that the Republican party h an op-
pressor lcheers], but the guardian Of lib
erty and the protector Of honest govern
ment everywhere. lApplause.l Three Of
our delegation hive gone, and am here
to express our sorrow at their departure.
We have begged them TO remain, and we
shall never cease to urge them to return
ICries Of Good, good"l You have prom
ised 10 the people of the United States an
American tariff and American protection
That promise you must fulfill this fall"