Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-20
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! PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Oct 19.-(Specia'
| Telegram.)-7The republicans held another
enthusiastic meeting here tonight. with a
| grand parade ami large audience. The II
j n. Dovey Flambeau club and the City band
| paraded the stre%s while enormous crowds
stood along the sidewalks and cheered
Waterman hall was TANNED, every available
| inch being occupied by human beings. The
meeting was dnrder the auspices OF the Rail
! way Mems Sound Money league and Pres.
ident Phil Wertehberger presided. Hon
| Jack MacColl was introduced and welcomed
! with rousing cheers. He made short but
excellent talk pledslng himself to do every.
! thing In his power for the good OF the utate
I II elected He was vociferously applauded
/ Judge Hayward OF Nebraska City was in.
| troduced and for nearly two hours inter
| estcd the immense audience with one Of the
/ best speeches OF the campaign. The eloquent
! Judge was applauded to the echo at every
/ point. II. NJ. Bushnell of Lincoln was the
last speaker, and he cheered the multitude
! by predicting and maintaining that Major
Mckinley was already elected, together
| with the whole republican ticket in Ne
braska. The meeting closed amid the ut
most enthusiasm. The people crowdirg to
the stage TO shake hands with the speakers
and Jack MacCol.
HYANNIS, Neb., Oct 19.-(speclal Tcle-
gram Hon, A. E Cady republican candi-
date for congress for the Sixth district, ad-
dressed the largest political meeting of tine
campaign at Hyannis tonight. Cady held
his audience for over two hours and the peo-
pie were anxious to hear more Cadys
candid and eloquent presentation OF the po-
litlcal issues disposed Of his opponent in
this vicinity.
STELLA Neb. Oct. 19.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Hon. Francis Martin and G.. w.
Halland OF Falls City made brilliant and
| sound addresses o.. the political situation
TO good sized audience at Ulmer's opera
house tonight They made many votes.
RANDOLPH, Neb,. Oct. 19.-(Specal Tele-
gram Judge w. +. Norris of Ponca de-
livered one of the hest political speeches
that the people of Randolph have listened
TO during this campaign tonight The opera
house was well filled and good many sill
yer men were present. The address was
largely upon the money question and was
received with great enthusiasm
BRADY ISLAND Neb Oct 19.-(special
lelegram.)-Hon o. c. Peterson of Chicago
addressed the republican voters here for
ABOUT two hours this evening. He discussed
me me tarln question and showed logically that
the remedy for tho hard times was to get
PACK TO a protective tariff which would set
the mills and factories running His discus
sion on the silver question was exceptionally
clear. figures and facts being used which
upset some good populistic doctrine
BOX BUTTE. Neb.. Oct 19.-tSpeciall-
Chairman fash Captain f. NJ Dorring-
ton, X. w. Montgomery and Il. f. Gilman
came in at an early hour from Hemingford
TO attend the republican rally here Satur.
DAY AT an early hour Chairman fash
called the meeting to order, Introducing
county Attorney Gilman, who gevc the audi
ence a thirty-minute talk upon the issues.
chairman fash introduced Captain T.. NJ.
Darlington, who Was the principal speaker
OF the evening For two hours Captain Dor
rington eloquently' poured out red-hot shot
at the enemy and did not leave an Issue nm
explained, much to the satisfaction of ali
republicans. n. w. Montgomery. candidate
Tor county attorney. made a sensible tail,
upon the duty OF the voter.
PRAGUE, Neb., Oct. 19.-(Special)-Sun.
DAY afternoon large and enthusiastic
meeting, thea largest that ever assembled
at this place, was addressed by John
Ro5icky of Omaha in the Bohemian Ian
guage. This PRECINCT has been nearly soltdly
democratic in the. past and the large at
tendance at the meeting is therefore sig
nihcant. The speech was given very close
attention and many of the present citizens
have announced their intention TO vote for
sound money and MCKINLEY. although they
nave been lifelong democrats. Chapman
year.
GRAND fsLANb. Neb.. osm 10 -fsinSo,-r
cial, lone of the best meetings. during this
campaign was, held Saturday night AT
Eessler's school house. near here Over 100
German farmers. mostly democrats were in
attendance. Max Adler of Omaha was the
speaker of the evening, and he held the
closest attention of the audience during his
eloquent speech, which lasted over two
hours. ....
OGALLALA, Neb., Oct. 19.-(Special)-
X o. Holmes OF Kearney spoke to a
good-sized audience Saturday night at the
court house upon the issues of this cam
pagn from a sound money standpoint He
touched a little upon the tariff question
and then took up the money question. Po-
liucal sentiment is changing here In Ogal-
lala. Mckinley men are enthusiastic and
aggressive.
CLAY CENTER, Neb, Oct 19-(SpecialD-
Congressman Andrews spoke to a large au-
dience which filled the immense tent al this
place Saturday afternoon. His argument was
clear, concise and convincing The large at
tendance listened attentively for two hours
to one of the best speeches delivered here
for protection, patriotism and prosperity.
The Harvard Glee club furnished splendid
music fol the occasion.
CROFTON, Neb., Oct 19.-(Specal THE
citizens of Crofton and the farmers from a
great distance turned out en- masse Saturday
to hear the eloquent orator, Prof. Frank Mel
son of Kansas, speak on the issues of the day
from a republican standpoint. The meeting
was called in the afternoon owing to the
session. but this did not have any tendency
TO keep away the farmers of this and neigh
boring townships, who focked here to hear
true republican principles. The speaker had
allsattention and was applauded to the echo
on his convincing arguments in favor of a
gold standard. The citizens OF this township
are in favor of a 10O-cent dollar and protec-
lion.
PIERCE, Neb.. Oct. 19.-(Special THE
best rally of the season was held at the
Pierce opera house Saturday night. Osmond
sent down a good delegation headed by the
brass band. Hon. Fl. C.. Bronze OF Omaha
and Ross Hammond spoke Enthusiasm was
rampant and the speeches were first class.
TALBOT DECLARES HIMSELF AGAIN.
Announces FIatIy His Intention OF
Voting for MIR. Mckinley.
LINCOLN, Oct. 19-(Special.) Hon. A. II.
Talbot, close friend and law partner OF