Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12

residents of other states Now when ever any fellow from the "Wild and Wooley West" comes along and tries to sell you a patent for making money, don't touch it. If there was any thing in it Yankee would have got a patent on it long ago. A Yankee would have taken patent on money making If such a thing were possible. Whenever you have dyspepsia or measles don't take strychnine or arsenic, take quinine.
 MT Williams related the mythological story of "Phaeton," who one day at tempted to guide the chariot of the sun, in doing which he manifested want of skill. and being struck with a thun- derbolt by Jupiter, he was hurled head long into the River Pc. Then making the application, Mir Williams said: "The people have killed this boy lBryan) who was trying to drive" 16 to 1 is as old as the hills and cannot be patented. The different styles of ancient money included even periwiukle shells. The state of Connecticut is the banner state for sound money. Look at the increase of the vote and you will see that this district is in it. Last Wednesday telegraphed to Congress- man Hill, "you can slide on our cellar door two years more" have since re- ceived letter from him. He writes: "Thsnks for the privilege. l shall e1- pect you to keep the door smooth and free from slivers. Give my sincere thanks to those who supported me-"
 There are 1l,0OO,OOO voters in this country. Now is the time for mutual concessions. Many, many democrats are in this victory. All honor to them. Have you thought what the result would be had the other man been elected? Brysn's cabinet would have been third or fourth rate one, because none of the great party leaders are with him and he would have to take up with third or fourth class men
 Mir Williams alluded to his own modssty, aud then stated: "Roraback and are fools. We are fools to accept a sentence of six months at hard labor and no pay. want to state it squarely. You have reason to be proud of Judge Roraback; for Gods sake let him be proud of you"
 MT Williams told the story of "Cassi. dy and his Variety Show," (the show that was blown up by the sailor throw ing a lighted cigar stub into the e1plos' ives under the stage) in order to illus. trate the position of the silver party in this campaign. The parrot who surviv. ed the explosion, said: "That was g fine act; wonder what the next one will be?"
 MT Williams closed his speech by re- citing the poem "Sail on, O Ship oi Stats"
 At the conclusion of MT Williams ad. dress the Nicoll quartette sang "We art the People"
 1 Chairman Eddy said five have s prophet among us, and will soon in troduce him. Several week ago at one of the meetings of she republican state committee, Judge Roraback said 'Wt are coming Mckinley 10.OOO-2O, ,0OO- 30. OOO-40. .OOO-yes 50.O00 strong Vt all thought the prophecy could not be fulfilled; but it has been fulfilled, sn6 Connecticut gave Mckinley plurality of nearly 55, 900 votes. I now have the pleasure of presenting the prophet, but Judge Roraback needs no introduction to you, and you have already reelected him as your representative.
 Judge Roraback's Address.
 As the Judge arose he was greeted with deafening round of applause. He began his speech by referring to ''The dark and stormy days from 1861 to 1863 when the sword was chief magistrate ir one half of this nation ."Thanl God, that long and cruel war ended Peace was restored. The old flag wal kept floating in the heavens. "..... "Soou after the war closed the terribl, , news was telegraphed all over thi. country that Abraham Lincoln hst fallen by the hand of an assassin; tha an attempt had also been made to assas sinate the cabinet" Judge Rorabacl pictured the scenes of the crowds il mourning on that occasion, and hoy the late James A. Garfield stood on tn, steps of the sub-tressury in New Yorl city and addressed an excited and terro stricken throng, and calmed their fears gave them hope, and gave strength ant courage to their wavering faith by be ginning his address with these words God reigns, and the government a Washington still lives" Judge Rora back with great emphasis said: "Las Tuesday night when the telegraph flash ed to all sections of the country tha Major NJ M'Kinley was elected, in million of honest hearts welled up the gloriou thought. God reigns, and the govern ment at Washington still lives.'" ' Judge Roraback said 'the nation ha 8 repuulateu Dryan Auu lree sliVef Jones, Altgeld, Tilman and his pitch , fork, and the whole crew. The countr has spoken in thunder tones, that th I government may be maintained" H called attention to the size of the vic I tory, North Canaan to the contrary, an, I to the fact that the wise (Pl men of tn r East live here in North Canaan. H E then read the election returns by states q and the audience applauded and shout ed itself hoarse as he gave the figure from each state. Proceeding he said IkfHhin ,,n f,- ,