Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
MORALES CELEBRATES.
4 Big Demonstration in the Line
 City.
Republicans Celebrate Mark Hannas
 Recent Victory.

I NcGALEs, AFiz., Nov. 7sh, 1897. I h hoaor of she R publican victory il :; l the State of Oaio, and more especiall, ! in honor of She triumph in that stat of Senator M. A. Hanna, the McKinle, club of this plaos ksps open house to night, holding 8 most successful re ospbion, where over two hundred ot sh. leading people from both sides. ot tn. ! international line were entertained 1T
 most hospitahle manner. The doors o
 the Nogales Athletic club were throwr
 open st 7:30 o'clock. From that time
 until about four o'clock the next morn
 ing the festivities were. kept up without
 even she resemblance of 8 esup.
 The stage was emoowered in flowers
 and American flags It presented 8
 bsausitul sight and of itself was an in- centive to the good fellowship and
 genislity shat seemed to posses sil those
 who participated in this moss enjoyable
 affair
 The officers of the Mckinley club oc- l cupisd seats CD either side of Hon. H.
 R. Ohenoweth, who was president of 1 the club and wss chosen to -acs ss mas Ser of ceremonies.
 The first cannon wes fired at o'clock. From that tims until nine o'clock snvils were touched eff at intervals of from three to four minutes. At eight
 menoed. A very creditable showing
 wRs mads considering the short time
 that had been devoted to the pFepsra-
 tion of she programme.
 Two oFchessFas furnished the music
 for the evening. The regular band un-
 der the lesdership.of Professor Gntier-
 rez treated the audience to some very choice selections, while the Ladies'
 Mandolin club rendered sons very pretty pieces that weFe heartily ap- plauded.
 At nine o'clock ths formal exercises were initiated by President Oheno- gebh. He extended warm welcome to the guests of the Mckinley club l which organization, he said, had re- gsrded it befttinR that soma dsmop- ssrstion should be msds by it in Fecog milton of the Republican victory in Ohio | which had bsen the real battle ground | of she "off year" elections. Especially | should all good Rspu blicsns rejoice that Senator Hanna had won the legislature of the Buckeye State against the oom- binssion of all the hostile elements that wsre lined up to briHg about his defeat. H.s political enemies had never foFGiv- sD him for the masterly campaign l which hs wsgsd last year for the Re publican party and thsy were bent upon him before the world by de- iestlng him for Senator. He had how sverwon over all opposition and in his victory there was abundant cause for 5he Rspu blicau party every where to ,elsbrate the event.
 Psssidens Caenoweth concluded iE 6 storm of applause and introd noed Hon. 5. J. Dack worth, who spoke as fol- ous:
 ADDRESS BY HON s. J. DUCKwoRTH. Hr. President, FeIto,c Citizens of No-
 gales:
 To the popular movement of last year { which resulted in placing Willism Mo Zinley ia the Presidential chsir, the { Pima County McKinley Club occupied { 10 honoFed and honorable station. We I re here this evening to join it in cele 'ratipg an event fFaughb with the reatess importance to the country in z 7hich we live and bearing more OF lees 6 n every branch of the national ed- C 
 The great victory of William Mo- linley at St. Louis in 1896 over the ombined forces of all the political i ,schines in America wss due. as was t Tell said by the disting uished leader t Tho presided over the National Rspub- . can Convention of that year, to the c act that 1896 was year of the peo- t le. s
 Yes, indeed. This was the year of I eople who believed that the clouds of s oubt and fear and gloom that hovered g yer us should be diapelled and vanish f 1FeveF from American soil before the 0 lulight of American industries re- V wed. g It was the year of tbe people who be- r eyed that American capital should be s in American commerce and T, roductive enterprises instead of being b rest in ths darkosss of safe deposit O eulte W Il WAS the year of the people who be- o eyed thss Americsn labor should bs el ppioyed in American factories earning b 1e daily wsss that it deserved and of c' hioh is never should have been de- p rived. oi l. was the year of ths people who be- l aged that the national treasury should V } engaged in csncslliDg instead of in a crsssing ths National debt. W twas the year of shs paople Who be- q sved that .hs balance Of s-adia.asEEEIs.ss 1 D