, 1896-09-30

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forth was present, and several things
/ were made clear to us. But the cam
paign will not be shaped until / have
mother meeting with the chairman Of
he state committee"
THE VETERAN QUARTETTE.
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Sept. 29.-The
special train carrying Generals Alger,
Howard, Sickles, Sigel. Millholland
and Stewart, Corparal Tanner and 9TH
er prominent warriors, arrived here at
1870 this morning. Though early prob
ably 1000 people surrounded the depot
% greet the veterans. They were met
1t the depot by the Old Soldiers Nc
Kinley and Hobart Marching club, the
Mckinley Guard and Drum corps, the
guard and a band of music. all acting
is an escort to the Grand hotel. Here
| he visitors breakfasted with the joint
reception committee.
A stand had been erected in front of
he Grand hotel on the Bayliss park
side of the street, n a monster mass
meeting was held there from 9 to II
o'clock. 1t was the original intention
Of the campaign management to hurry
The party through the city with all
speed, but by some diligeut work the
committee succeeded in getting the
management Of the ca: to allow it to
| ,ar, in In thn rity INnonr than unc of
first announced.
Thousands of school children swell
ed the crowd. Probably 10000 people
surrounded the stand during the
speaking, hundreds coming from Oma-
ha and the adjacent country.
General Howard spoke briefly on the
issues of the campaign. General AL
gers speech was confined to the money
questions, and Corporal Tanner oil
lowed the line of the other speakers.
All were greeted with great applause.
|CARBoN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Last night the republicans of Carbon
nominated their county ticket as fol-
lows:
State senator, Frank o. Williams;
house Of representatives. ]. c. Brewer,
Saratoga; James Finley, Ferris; L. ".
Bause. Fee Camp; J. B. Jennings, Raw
Inns; sheriff, L. G. Davis, incumbent;
attorney, F. Chatterton; clerk, D. T.
Fred NJ. Baker, Carbon: county COM
m%isisoners, NJ. Haines, Saratoga; w. A.
Clark, Dixon; R. A. Smiley, Rawlins;
superintendent Of schools, Miss Gertrude
Thode, Rawlins: road supervisors,
Chas. Burke. Medicine Bow: justice of
the peace. William L. Ash, Rawlins;
constable, Charles johnson.
WE'VE HAD ENOUGH FREE TRADE
SINCE '92.
As election time draws near some
heavy talk we hear
About the great things Mr.. Bryan's
going to do.
OF good times to be expected II he
only gets elected,
put VIC hhoN nc ouly SlullllS III
and you,
And we think with fond affection OF the
time we had protection,
For we've had enough free trade
since '92.
Refrain
And you can bet 16 to / we should all
be on the bum
II free silver with free trade became
the rule.
What we want at next election is Nc
Kinley and protection,
And we'll have it, for the working
mans no fool.
We now heal in every town such fakirs
as Carl Browne
Expounding on the things they're
going to do.
OF reforms to be expected If Bryan gets
elected,
But we understand such taffy, me
and you.
And we'll vote at next election for
Mckinley and protection,
For we've had enough free trade
since '92.
Refrain
Now for idlers and buns, for thugs
and hoodlems, {.
Closed mills and factories Of course
would do.
And IL Bryan gets elected we shall
wish we had reflected,
For a b%ankrupt's what he'd bring
this country to.
So we'll shout At next election for Nc
Kinley and protection.
For we've had enough free trade
since %.
Refrain
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