Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-25
SOUND MONEY HEARD.
Republican Speakers Have No
Trouble I'm Securing Audtcnccg.

Republican Speakers Have No
Trouble In Securing A~udicncca.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Sept. 4.--(Specisl
Telegram)-w. p. McCreary, president of
the State League of Republican clubs, adj
dressed a large crowd OF people at the court
house tonight. The speaker held the most
marked attention of the audience during his
entire address, which was one OF the best,
strongest and most logical that has been de-
livered here during the campaign. Mr.. Nc
Creary mentioned Bryan's name but once,
and then only in connection with reading a
quotation from one OF his speeches, The
speech was devoid of all personalities and
was entirely devoted TO an exposition of the
money question. He did much good here.
WAHOO. Neb, SEPT. 24.-(Special)-Con-
gresham Hainer closed his campaign in this
county, for the time being at least, last night
at Ceresco, where he addressed the largest
political gathering which has met at that
place during the present campaign. a tent
which seats 700 people was used for the
meeting, and every seat was taken. Mr.,
Hainer spoke for two hours, prinCi-
pally on the money question. Good
order prevailed throughout the meeting and
the audience paid strict attention to every
explanation by the speaker. MIR. Hainer
leaves this county in good condition for the
republican cause. but he will return some
time in October to get things thoroughly In
order for
YORK. Neb., Sept. Observation-Disclosures
republicans meetings were held last night
at several places in this county. Hon. w,
V. Harlan addressed a big crowd at Broad
well school house; A. r Taylor and Clarence
White spoke at Houston, and C. A. Akin
son at West Blue.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Sept. 24.-(Spe-
cial)-A Cady Marching club, 100 strong,
was organized here Tuesday night for the
purpose of assisting the republican com
mittee in the campaign in this county,
Major c. L. Schannan was elected captain;
w. ". Hoagland, first lieutenant, and w. J.
Hendy, jr. second lieutenant. The club will
be uniformed and drilled. The first appear
ance of the club in the campaign will be
Saturday evening, when Hon. Ben Butter
worth will be here.
The regular weekly meeting of the repub-
lican club was addressed Tuesday night
by County Chairman George E. French and
w. 7. Wilcox. They aroused much enthus-
iasm.
LA PLATTE, Neb., Sept. 24-(special)-
La Platte republicans were entertained at
the city hall Wednesday evening by j. B..
Pugh of Minden. There was a large crowd
in attendance and they applauded the
speaker as though they enjoyed the senti-
ment. e. U. Upjohn presided at the meet
inS.
CHADRON, Neb.. Sept. 24.-(Special Tele-
| gram.)-Although it has been a most dis
agreeable day over zoo voters besides many
women and children turned out this after
noon to hear Hon. F. w. Palmer of Chi
cago upon the money question. His ad-
dress of two hours was a most logical one
and was frequently interrupted with APP
plause. Hon, A. e. Cady, Hon. ]. A.. Mac
Coll and Hon. o. j. Tefft addressed the
| people here tonight.
JUNIATA. Neb, Sept. 24.-(Special)-The
| Mckinley and Hobart club had a rousing
meeting at Aliens hall last night, a large
number of voters being present. The money
question, ty B. F. Hill, and the tariff, by A.
V. Cole, were splendidly rendered and en-
Enthusiastically received.
HASTINGS, Sept. 24.-(Special)-The re-
publican headquarters were dedicated last
night. Ten-minute addresses were made by
Hon. Fred p. Olmstead, d. NJ. Mckinney,
Hon. ]. N. Clark, b. NJ. Parmenter, ]. B.
Cessna, Judge Burton. C. Watkins. l.. A.
Payne, Mrs. M. A. Hartigan and Mrs. W.
e. Andrews.
CHAPPELL, Neb., Sept. 24.-(Special)-
w. p. McCreary of Hastings spoke at this
place Tuesday night on the political issues
of the day from a republican standpoint.
There was a full house and everybody lis
tened to him with pleasure.
WILCOX, Neb., Sept. 24.-(Special)-Hon.
Ben S. Baker OF Omaha made a speech from
a republican standpoint Saturday evening TO
a large crowd. This was the most effective
speech that has been made here so far this
fall. Several who were undecided as TO
which way to vote have declared themselves
for sound money and protection since near
ing this speech.
SUMNER. Neb., Sept. 24.-(Special)-The
most enthusiastic political meeting ever held
at this place occurred during the afternoon
and evening of Tuesday. Hon. w. X. Akers
of Lincoln and f. A. Cook of Lexington adj
ministered to the political wants of the peo-
pie. The afternoon was devoted to tarlf ana
protection. The evening meeting was de-
voted to finance and reciprocity IN a NAL
ner entirely satisfactory to all present. me
per cent of dissatisfaction was so small that
the most radical silver man could not fix a
ratio. After the subject was announced
standing room was as scarce as gold Win u
silver standard. The speakers were ire
ouentlv applauded as the Chicago platform
was gradually picked to pieces. Dawson
county will roll up a large majority for the
republican ticket.
EWING, Neb., Sept. 24.-(Special Tele-
gram)-A large and enthusiastic republican
rally was held tonight at Grand Army OF the
Republic hall in Ewing. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. Chester B. Bradley OF
Casper, Wyo.. who devoted a portion OF ms
argumen to the financial question:, but the
most of 1t to a discussion of the tariff. Inc
meeting was in all respects a success. 1t
is said that a number of voters with popu-
listic tendencies have announced their IN
tention to vote for Mckinley since the
meeting.
MADRID Neb., Sept 24.-(Special Tele-
gramD-Hon. ]. L. Caldwell of Lincoln ad-
dressed an audience of nearly 200 at this
town last night; enthusiasm was at fever
heat. The meeting was preceded by a torch
light procession and a glee club from Grant
of twenty voices rendered excellent music.
The citizens of the county are thoroughly
awake to the importance of carrying this state
for sound money and honest government and