Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-24
AMoSe THE SOUND MONEY! oLups.
Republican Orators Continue to In
tcrest Large Crowds OF Voters.

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place addressed a large and enthusiastic
audience at Burress, FIVE miles southeast OF
here last night. The addresses were logi-
cal and convincing. They showed clearly
that the election OF Mckinley would restore
prosperity; that Il was not the absence OF
money but the absence OF employment that
was causing the present depression. After
the speaking Rushton gave liberty to any
one to ask questions which he answered TO
the satisfaction OF the audience The
Woman's Mckinley club OF Pairmont was
present and good delegation from Geneva.
BLAIR, Neb., Oct. Especial REV.
s. G. Green, pastor OF the Baptist church,
addressed the republicans last night at
the Mckinley club rooms II was one OF
the best campaign talks Of the season. The
republicans OF Blair are blessed with sew
eral good political speakers. There is some
betting on the county now, but the Nc
Kinley men have to give odds or majorities.
The Bryan followers have given up trying
to carry the county. The republicans have
been trying to get Joint discussion on
the political questions between the two
candidates for county attorney Howell, re-
publican, and 0Hanlon, democratic and
populist, but so far the democrats refuse
to meet the issue
COLUMBUS. Neb, Oct. 23-(Special)-
The republicans will probably close the
campaign In Platte county Wednesday, Oc
tober 2S, with rousing rally at Platte
Center. Hons Jack MacColl Ross Ham
mond, j. N Killan and others will be
present Excursions will be run from
this city, Norfolk and adjacent towns. There
will be mamomth torchlight parade and
barbecue.
TECUMSEH, Neb.. Oct. ESPECIAL )-At
Vesta last night big republican demon
stration was the attraction. big parade
marched through the streets of the town. in
which the uniformed clubs from this whole
neighborhood participated. Hon. Church
Howe and Hon. o. A. Corbin were the
speakers and republican enthusiasm was
rampant. Free suppers were served by the
Vesta women to all visiting delegations.
Music was furnished by the Vesta and Te-
cumseh bands.
HILDRETH, Neb., Oct 23.-(Special.)-
Jacob Hauck of Omaha the German speaker
paid second visit TO Franklin county and
delivered several speeches on sound money
and protection in this vicinity The meet
ings addressed by Hauck were we'll attended
and great enthusiasm prevailed.
BEATRICE, Oct. 90. - Especially - The
Young Women's Mckinley Marching club
of Beatrice, 200 strong, will make its first
appearance tomorrow evening in the rally
to be held at Filley. Beatrice now has two
republican Womens clubs and all are full
of enthusiasm for the cause of sound money.
ADELIA, Neb Oct. 23-(Special.)-A
rousing republican meeting was held here
last night to a full houee with Captain
+. NJ Dorrington of Alliance the speaker
For two hours the questions were taken up
and answered in complete manner.
ROGERS, Neb., Oct. 2S.-(speeial.)-w. ].
Cartwright OF Fremont spoke to a full
house here last night on the money ques-
tion. His illustrated chart is novel and
fully explains the money system showing
that sound money is the money OF pros
perity.
SPENCER, Neb, Oct 23.--(special)-
m att NJ
the campaign attended the republican rally
at this place Tuesday evening. Senator
W.. r. Akers and Hon. James Whitehead
of Lincoln presented the questicss involved
In this campaign In a rsastery manner.
large proportion OF "a huff sss were
populist farmers, who casae III from the
country many miles around. The middle
of-the-road populists manifested their dis
gust at the leaders OF the democratic party
for refusing and failing to applaud the
mention OF Tom Watsons name. The same
speakers filled an appointment at Lynch
Monday evening, which was largely at
tended and much good was accomplished.
Boyd county will give a republican major
ity this election without any question.
ALVo, Neb.. Oct 23.-(Special Telegram)
"A fair sized crowd assembled at the hall
this evening to hear Hon. Z. M. Pollard
discuss the money question. Mr.. Pollard
confined his remarks strictly to the ques-
tion and not to harangues OF other parties,
Orton and Davies, nominees for the house
and senate, also spoke for few minutes.
No one went away dissatisfied as a great
many have from the silver rallies. Cass
county is sure by 500 for Mckinley.
LOUP CITY, Neb., Oct 23.-Cspecial Tel
egram)-Fred olmstead gave his financial
school here to a crowded house tonight.
10 say that 1t was one of his characteristic
efforts is to put II mildly. and The enthusi-
asm was unbounded. The republican women
formed a Mckinley club, consisting of over
100 members, and elected Mrs. A. b. Nc
Pherson president, Mrs. T. L. Pilger vice
president and Mrs, A. b. Clubhouse secre-
tarv.
SPRINGVIEW, Neb., Oct. 2s-(Special)
Hon. James Whitehead and Colonel w.
r. Akers spoke at Mills yesterday to a
large crowd They spoke today at this
place and will speak tomorrow at Norden
These men are both well known in this
country, and people OF all political creeds
turn out to hear them. They are doing
good work. From the time they lefe the
railroad at o'Neill and got back to 1t at
Ainsworth they travelled 210 miles by team
through Holt Boyd, Keya Paha and Brown
counties, They report 140 old soldiers in
Boyd county and all in line for Mckinley
but eight.
AINSWoRTH, Neb., Oct es.-(Speciai
Telegram )-Hon. James Morris of Johns
town passed through Ainsworth today en-
route to Pine Glen, where he addressed tho
people Of that place In behalf Of Mckinley
and sound money. As Mr.. Morris is a noted
speaker, he will be honored With a large
audience.
Hon. l.. K Aides of this place went to
Rushvlle tonight where he addressed the
people, filling the appointment OF Lambert
son, who was billed to speak there.
CRESToN, Neb., Oct 23.-(Special.) IAN
enthusiastic republican meeting was held
In Republican hall last night Many farm
ers from the adjoining territory we're pres
ent. A vigorous speech on the financial
and tariff questions was delivered by
Charles e. Winter Of Omaha. Many votes
are being made for sound money in this
county every day Silyerites Ia this town
are disguised with their sparty on account
of the fact that the last silver orator went
on a drunk after his speech and gave
sight draft on the popUeratic central COM
mittee, only to have II returned protested.
DODGE, Neb, Oct. &.-CSpecial. 1.-THE
large opera house was filed to the walls
Wednesday night to listen to good fnan-
cial doctrine. Previous TO the meeting q
torchlight procession. headed by the Dodge
Cornet band, paraded the principal streets.
Charles Il. Winter of Omaha addressed the
audience for nearly two hours, and his
arguments were greeted with enthusiastic
applause. The meeting was the largest and
most enthusiastic of the campaign.
Political Debate mt Newman Grove.
NEWMAN GROVE, Neb., Dot. 23-(spe-
cial)-Hon. o. c. Peterson of Chicago and
Rev. B. f. stephens OF Norfolk met in de-
bate here last night on the political issues
OF the day. Peterson represented the re-
publican and sound money eide OF the ques-