Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
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Germans of Nebraska AnxIoc o Hear
Republican Doctrins
wISNER, Neb.. Oct 21.-(S ,ial)-A
large and enthusiastic meeting held in
Bismarck township last evening = he meet
ing was addressed by Judge ]. s. lillian of
Columbus In the German lanns e. The
farmers present were interested> he mat
ters presented. judging by N Questions
propounded to the speaker, an ~ ,emcd to
be well pleased with the answ given by
him. The Judge presented the ley ques-
tion in very able manner. also ex-
planned the object Of a protective tariff law,
and especially dwelt upon the objects and
benefits to be derived by the people under
proper reciprocity treaties. There Is no
question that the effect OF the meeting was
that a nun ber OF Germans will vote for
sound money.
CERESCO. Neb Oct 21.-(Special)-Th
big republican tent was filled last night with
residents of Ceresco and farmers from the
vicinity. The audience was enthusiastic
and sat patiently for two hours In the cold
air. Charles E. Winter OF Omaha was the
speaker. Many populists were present and
remained to the close of the meeting.
LYNCH. Neb., Oct, 21-(Special)-A good
attendance OF republicans and populists
listened to discussion of the money ques-
ton by Colonel w. r. Akers and James
Whitehead at this place last evening.
Colonel Akers spoke from charts and showed
clearly the fallacy of the free silver theor-
lists.
WEST POINT Neb. Oct. 21-(Speclal)-
Max Adler of Omaha addressed last night
and the night before, the largest political
gatherings ever held in Monterey and st.
Charles. In both places the German farm
ers, nearly all democrats, turned out to
hear the arguments for sound money In
their native tongue, and a great many OF
them, to judge by their expressions at the
close of the meetings, were won over.
MCOOL JUNCTION, Neb.. Oct. 2.--(Spe-
cial)-The greatest republican rally In the
history OF south York county occurred here
yesterday Three thousand people crowded
the streets of the village and filled the air
with enthusiastic cheers. Three bands and
nine marching clubs from surrounding
and coffee were served free. General John
c. Gown and Congressman Hainer held
the attention of the large crowd for three
hours.
LYONS. Neb.. Oct 21.-(special)-A. c.
Rankin of Pittsburg. Pa. delivered one OF
the most logical speeches In favor of sound
money that has been made In this part OF
the state. He spoke for over three hours
and held the attention of the audience till
the last. Rankin was born and brought up
In Pennsylvania and says that state will
give Mckinley the largest majority ever
given any man.
BARTLETT, Neb,, Oct. 21.-(Special)-
Monday evening Hon. A. s. Moon, candi-
district talked on the money question at
this place to large and appreciative audi
ence. Moon will get large vote in
Wheeler county.
The North Platte railroad men met last
night and organized the Railroad Mems
Sound Money club OF North Platte. The
officers are: II l.. Robinson. president: H.
e. Langdon vice president; C. L. Adams,
secretary, and Charles Hendy treasurer
me hafr rail-
and 1t Is steadily increasing. President
Robinson made short speech, during which
he referred to the charge that they were
being coerced and said that the charge was
roll. Monday the big rally OF the cam
paign Will be held at North Platte Senator
Thurston and Hon. a. Il. Cady are to be
the speakers. There will be large torch
lisht procession, aud clubs will be. in from
OF the city Including the women's McKin-
1ey-c1ub.~ure preparing for the eventassssz
CURTIS. Neb.. Oct. 2i.-(special Tele-
gram)-Congressman Andrews, e. Allen,
nominee for state senator, and ]. C. Gam
mill. nominee for state representative, all
made speeches here today. Courier hall at
both afternoon and evening meetings was
lar too small to accommodate the throng
that pressed for admission Congressman
Andrews gave strong and convincing dis
cussion upon the topics OF interest to the
people torchlight procession in the even
ing, headed by band, served to enliven
the occasion.
DoNIPHAN. Neb.. Oct 21.-(special
An enthusiastic rally OF republicans was
held at this place Monday evening The
meeting was presided over by DR.. Line and
addressed by Hon. X. II. Langford OF North
Platte The address was good and well
received by crowded house.
FENDER, Neb Oct. 21.-(SpeciaI) )-Ex-
tonsive arrangements are being made for the
grand rally and torchlight procession Mon
day afternoon and evening, October &c.
John L. Webster, George D.. Meiklejohn,
Ross l.. Hammond and Frank II.
Collins will be the speakers. The
women OF Pender yesterday organ
lied Mckinley club, 100 strong. Inside
the membership Of this organization they
have organized a marching club of seventy
five. who will participate in the parade
Monday.
GRETNA, Neb., Oct. 21.-(Special.)-
Hon. John c. Wharton of Omaha was the
speaker last night and for nearly two hours
he was listened to with rapt attention
The large opera house was comfortably
sled.
TECUMSEH Neb., Oct. 21.-(Special Tele-
grant, .)-Hon. o. A. Corbin, republican can
didate for representative from the Fifth
district, entertained Tecumseh audience
tonight In telling address.