Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-17

sound Moncy orators Have No Trouble
Gettinu out Crowds.


sound Monicy orators Have No Trouble
Getting out Crowds.
ORLEANS. Neb. oct i6.-tSpecial Tele-
gram) Toby marked the greatest political
demonstration ever held In the Republican
valley. II was the republican rally at Or
leans. Special trains from Red Cloud,
Holdrege, McCopk and Danbury brought
.arge delegations. The following towns were
VOL represented: McCook, lndianola, Ara
pahoe. Oxford, Atlanta. Holdrege. Red
Cloud. Franklin, Bloomington, Hendley and
Danbury, and those deserving signal men
ton, Wils0nvllle, Beaver City, Republican
city and Alma. over 5000 people were
present Major Warren Congressman An
drews. p. o. Hedlund Jack MacColl, Charles
Casey. Ed Einsel, Peter Jansen and Attor-
ney General Churchill were the speakers
and Hon. George w. Burton president and
Captain J. c. Mcpherson officer of the day
The parade was grand, 200 being in the
line OF march at 1880 a. m, and in the
evening torchlight procession was given,
In which'the Woman's Uniformed clubs from
Beaver City and Wlsonville were the chief
attractions. The Orleans College club and
the Beaver City Glee club rendered excellent
music, as did the Beaver City and Repub
lican City bands and McCook Drum corps
MCOOK, Neb, Oct. 16-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Judge Ambrose OF Omaha and W.
II. Thompson of Grand Island spoke to
tIOWubu opera MUSE lOHlbuls ~ tpi'hi6A'
procession preceded the speaking. p Il,
McKillip briefly addressed an overflow meet
ing on the street.
SHUBERT Neb.. Oct. 16.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Three thousand people heard church
Howe and A. j. Burnham talk republican
ism in the Pioneer associations tent tonight
Delegations with bands from Barada, Stella,
Vcrdin and NeIhaha City were present "A
noticeable feature OF the meeting was the
presence Of many democrats and populists
for the first time to hear republican speak
ers during the campaign.
GENEVA, Neb., Oct. 16.-tSpecial)-The
republicans held meeting in Bennett pre-
cnct Wednesday night, in spite OF the fact
that 1t was prearranged by the populists to
break up the rally The crowd was large,
and although there were number of repub-
licans in the audience the populists had
gathered from all directions and crowded
the house. They showed their eagerness in
beginning their disturbance before the
speaker had uttered half dozen sentences.
Atkinson of Lincoln who was the speaker.
was very courteous, notwithstanding the I'M
gentemanly manner with which portion
of the audience treated Inn, and he came out
victorious, for toward the close of his ad-
dress those who had tried to howl him down
were quiet. The address was strong and
convincing and made votes for the republican
ticket. DR.. Conway, candidate for state
senator for York and Fillmore counties
John Barsby. candidate for county attorney;
Captain Allen, candidate for representative,
and Robert j. Sloan made short speeches.
The republican vote in Bennett precinct will
be so per cent larger than in previous years.
At a meeting in Chelsea precinct, In this
county, Tuesday. Atkinson of Lincoln, deliv-
cred splendid address to a crowded house.
His argument is based upon facts Of his
tory and upon past and existing conditions
| which are apparent to the minds OF the
thinking public. Mr.. Barsby, candidate
for county attorney; DIR. Conway, candidate
| Tor the state senate; Captain Allen and DR..
| Baker, candidates for representatives, were
| present, and made short speeches.
GREELEY. Neb. Oct. 16.-(Specill)-
Hon. John Brennan of Sioux City spoke here
| Wednesday night to a large and enthusiastic
| audience. His speech was a masterpiece
| and none who heard him could but acknowl-
| edge the truth Of his statements and tho
! soundness OF his reasoning. He was fol-
lowed by Prof r. Langrord of North Platte,
| who held the closest attention of the audi
ence for about one hour.
| CoZAD, Neb., Oct. 16.-(Special Telc-
| gram Hon. w. f. Sanders, United States
| senator from Montana, spoke here this
| afternoon and evening upon the political is
| sues of the day from a republican stand
| point He handled the money question some
| what differently from those who have spoken
here before The hall was well filled and
| the audience enthusiastic. Music was fur
nished by the Republican Male quartet and
| the Goihei hnrg b.Snd. on. .''
| PLATTSMoUTH, Neb., Oct. l6.-(Special)
| Attorney Allen Beeson of this city adj
dressed a large crowd last night at the
! Becker school house in Eight-Mie Grove
| precinct, and paid particular attention TO
| the false claims and misstatements made by
| David Oyermeyer OF Kansas and Judge Am
| brose OF Omaha when they spoke in this
| county last week. He made a very strong
| argument for sound money and the repuD-
| lican platform.
| HASTINGS, Oct 6.-(Special.)-Last night
| and the night before two political meetings
| were held in Ayr and Wanda townships OF
| Adams county. both comprising large Ger
| man settlements. All of the people are very
| prosperous and old-time democrats. Both
| meetings were splendidly attended, only
| voters being present Max Adler of Omaha
| spoke in both meetings. and expounded the
| doctrines OF republcanism making an eX-
| cellent talk of more than two hours in each
| instance sound money, protection and
| prosperity which was well received in both
places. People, who know what they are
| talking about, are satisfied that the result
| of these two meetings will be that Wanda
and Ayr townships will come out with flying
| colors for Mckinley and the whole repub-
| lican ticket.