Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15


ra--. 81. service g. the republic. rather than
g" venture upon lnknovl -ruuul. in ztEaa-.
s--1r-7y win no .an s marks 70 Ei.ae me
convention has been as-e-h.ed and that a1
8.r.l. IS Ha made 10 #ur pc..'I"a. lss.-
.Ia-ss rn RETURN from their Wa nG-rIrCs after
false ...r-.ra~ and 1uiu as Ir The reputation
ut 1at.su. n~et-ctIrnisHa. a1elalisu and every
r-har .u 3e-..~Bri. ana IaG-neriran lae-ry
.r project which may 0.w OF hereafter
menace 'aa peace ana prosperity " our
mon country
-1a manner in which N- Carlisle treated
the la-rsiasf Of the silver Vc-s ht-s~s
drew f1r-a recurring applause. which con-
--GeG In force until o. became next 90
--ateullg. This vas an aduIrt-E tribute
q, he able massive ard lucid style lu
vll#l be handled his important .htme e.
T-aa.iv happy 10 delivery vas NJ Carlisle
IN l.s reference 10 eE-F-rsiieut Cleveland.
VINO shared .n the applause bestowed upon
the srs-he- Three cheers flr Carlisle
were given With lustv win when he ean-
While letters and teierrams from :. S.er-
lin. Nor, q. OK seu-e-E-- OF agriculture. and
other prominent men, were being read Cen
s-al simon Bolivar EuCkugr. who was on
tha national ticket with General Paine.
made his appearance and was cheeTed as
be marched down .ut aisle.
United States Senator Lindsay. for whom
tEa-- laE seen repeated calls. was here IN
'-~aueea and soCn has ms auditors In
glowing mood on account Of the E0ToUs
manner well tiuEed al times with hunor.
In which be vaded into he very depths Of
the in nlcial question sri set In bold relief
tina a.fauiss as be saw tReln. OF me Is 70
democrats. He handled senator jones
the r00-l.s- senator from Nevaca. without
mercy for a.Iv'ng himself vita republicans
zui thus blocking leg slat.CI which the
speaker said was most essential TO The 1nan-
ci8l good OF the country Into thss be
Wegve6 In ludlcrJus style a play on The
the name Of Jones. saying We are t0'-
that the tariff on wool viii not be raised
because Jones says tast u Won = We are
told that the tax On white pine lumber VIII
not BE- advanced because Jones says i Won :.
anu be knows
There wzs tremendous cheering when Sen
a..r Lindsay II closing said We nave
many times made platforms adopted rns0lu-
tons and selected candidates n this hail.
a-5 Nr have never gone rom here without
going 10 victory until Two years ag7. wlen
E. named q man WHO refused % stand lgul
our platform He referred TO General P.
W. Hardin who was Is4e&tec Tor governor Jl
the state by Bradley.
wATTERSON's ADDRESS
Hon. Henry Watterscn followed Senator
Lindsay ana quickly upon he heels Cf gen
e-yus eEleatant greeting. silence fell upon
the house which bespoke the pleas .nE an'le.-
patton experienced of being treated '1 sE.1
q speech as M- Wa'tersun 50 attTsci-FelE
Ear5s and presents when al his best NJ
Watters1n spoke as follows.
The internal history 1t Lhe democratic
parry -Er -i-t --Ft- sea .lt lls-S p"--i nag
by an almost l-hr ken struggle against me
forces If reaction These forces aI~ayeG
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t10la- amendments and Llus 20 a-.er i not
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III IN .ss-r-,'r- T-e s.7e-~. gf srs..lf .rlyed
alr- r.v into the hands CT The radicals. L
helped t-eu 10 max their case a-a-lst rhe
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Erzerback5 ana for acoding Inc country
~ IN m ria Currency T5l~.- bin .
nothing back Of it, h5vsver. except fallacy
AMI noise. L -0-ei,ly came 10 al END. EeN
j ne-- Is own lah5 enc -sh 70 cthSLll-llv
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--5tr.- F4rr-.-r, h. sci icns ef the z55u
gyrsca good men were So earnestly =-aktn.
Whilst Il lasted t-= vor1ries stigruatiz=a
. every one VINO opposed II as a hloarea bond
1 holder an- an enemy OF he people
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7ar- -7eir .-,--r7-Gst 10 ke43 i gu- + power
forever a-5 had greatly ohsrrlct-d stE
pr7Gr-sz were neither sE'l1E1lshee ngr sub
iu=d. They proceeded with r1ear work II
sts-r=snh BERN mt They letra-ea nc party s
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hey aev.s-l a scheme having an the zvil
rE.-a--s.--s If The two yg-4r1 had rr+raar7,. -
r. wien ----e-rsrz- 10 snare. TrEe was moth
I inc - --s- -na aha .7.-r--4rrr ~ r-a high
.----1-z winch The democratic party 7aa a.
r= occupied .u Gr-t.zg the battles II -na
--r.- and --a .n-.rrr--F-7un anon a lower
.-yaI vi the lHsasr-.r-d g eegnents # society
F-r -E.r-r wears rhe men VINO he -
last r----z ..ss- --~.trz movement have been
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lfs -r.,r --a~l 81 .rr-fT1g- .T1rv-- With the
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NJ lt;erson speech Was most Heera4iE
pun tua,5d by voices and hands expressing
-1pruval Of MS utterauces but loudFs; an3
] T~ngag, oerhgDs WsE when he 1rzrattr Llz-
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/ non or 4.rlcAh slavery 1r7-- L-s-i --lls-'-
Mingled Win The applause N-tl be a-Tg'i.@
Illustrated his point about ne self-w-eek ekl-g
rf the free silver democrats with -ae use Of
sz-,--a ~ z-.aa-, telling rAs- -r. --,.,-r7 q k
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Nt1 'le conclusion 9i MI "-.-a.sHL E
s.gaE The resolutions vh N had 1T ~ q
-.-ua lf.u -1~-u4la-H7 ware reed hv Y. E
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