The herald., 1896-09-29
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Speech Which Did Not Answer Whites
Arguments.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 2s.-Major Bowers
spoke in the French opera house (Which
by the way has been leased for the cam
paign to the Mckinley club last Satur-
day evening. The major proposed to
answer the arguments of Senator White.
Major Bowers insisted that protection
Is the issue enabling capital to give
employment to labor. The Republican
party has always been and now is the
true friend of labor. The so-called DEM
ocratic party (the true Democracy met
at Indianapolis) is endeavoring to make
silver at 16 to the issue, but the people
have decided otherwise and will make
Mckinley president.
More silver and greater per capita
of money in circulation than ever be-
fore. A dollar is dollar now, but would
not be under free coinage. Senator
White, holding the exalted position
he now holds, should not stoop to circu-
late campaign falsehoods such as he
dealt out this afternoon, wherein he
stated that he told laborer, forced to
sign to Mckinley club, to do so and
yet vote for w. j. Bryan. In this free
country man has right to vote as he
elects and the Republican party op-
poses coercion In any form. White low
cred the cause of religion by advising
lying and deception. Silver miners would
clear AZ cents on every coined dollar un-
der free coinage at 16 to 1, and the labor
ing man would be robbed by 5S-cent
dollar. The speaker contrasted the con-
dition of the country under Republican
rule with the condition under Dem
ocratic rule, ignoring the fact that the
Republicans once condemned in the pres
fiOn wi hoy
approve.
In short, as an answer to the ponder
Gus logic of Senator White, the majors
speech would hardly bear the ratio of
16 to /, or even 80 to 1.
Rev. G. w. Her preached at the First
Baptist church last evening from two
texts. viz: Exodus 81 chap. 25 v, and
Judges 16 chap 20 v. The subject was
the formation of character illustrated
by the experience of Moses on Mount
Sinai, communing face to face with Je-
hovah, and of Sampson, the once mighty.
shorn, weak and helpless, in the lap of
Deliah, his betrayer.
Mr.. Her very forcbily exhorted the
young to guard their associations for the
reason that character is formed by asso-
citation. Bad books, bad companions,
make bad character and vice versa. To
Mount Calvary, look on the cross, be-
lieve and live with Christ your constant
companion and all will be we'll
This church has male quartet with
Miss Fluke as organist Mr.. Her is a
| supply from Fullerton, the position of
pastor not yet having been supplied by
| this congregation.
Mr. f. H. Smeltzer Of Van Buren,
Ark. is visiting his brother, d. e. Smelt-
zer. our big celery dealer. He will re-
| turn home in the holidays.
Emanuel Baptist church, lately or
| ganized in this city and worshiping in
| Hervy's hail. was yesterday served by
| Rev Schallenberger. Rev. Cooley Of
Cotton was chosen pastor. Regular SER
| vices hereafter. 80 -5-7lf~
The following went to Los Angeles to-
| day: N. s. Hamilton. j. M. Richardson,
visiting Santa Ana to supply M. E. pull
pit, Mrs. Corbyn. to reside: Mrs Mann,
| Mr. and Mrs F. Walsh Of Irvine rancho,
| Mrs. Mitchell. Lawyers Taylor and v.
Montgomery and W. L. Berry of Chino.
The following have gone east: How
| ard Travioli. to his homefin Marshall,
ILL.,; c. j. Whitlock, to Marysville Ill,
| after one years visit to Santa Ana
Rev. George f. Dye will speak in Tus-
tin on Thursday evening. the 1st instant,
and in Spurgeon's hall, Santa Ana, FRI
| day evening, the 22d instant.
A new Bryan club will be organized
| at Magnolia school house on Thursday
evening, the 1st instant. An address will
be made by r. c. Welch of Santa Ana
on the subject of the American farmer
| against the farmer of Asia.