The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-04

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Of the county. for the reason IL stood
for the principle of free coinage in
which Silver Bow county is more vital
ly interested than in any other ques-
ton. In closing. he said:
I'VE ASK YOU TO DO WHAT you
BELIEVE TO BE TO YOUR OWN
BEST INTERESTS. AND IF you DO
YOU WILL CAST YOUR BALLOT
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET"
Wild applause followed the close of
Mr.. Kelly's remarks and a moment lat
er greeted Attorney General Nolan. as
he was presented by the chairman.
Colonel Nolan said:
ION next Tuesday the citizen who is
honest will. by his vote. record his con-
| victions as to who should serve Dim
as public officers. There is nc occasion
in this country for more than two po-
| litIcal parties, and II Is only on occa-
sions when some unusual condition
arises that there are political raminca-
tons. Such a condition presents itself
where we have what are called four po-
litical organizations"
There was. said the speaker, a great
principle advocated by one of these
parties. a question of greater impor-
lance to the people Of this country mar
any other that has ever arisen In all
| our national life. After an extended
! reference to the financial question,
showing the democratic party was the
party Of that principle, which was free
coinage, the speaker said the two Toms.
Marshall and Carter. maintain that the
silver question was not an issue In
| this campaign, yet he had just re-
turned from the East and II was the
common talk there that II a republ-
can congress can be elected this year.
legislation will be enacted that will
fasten the gold standard on this coun-
try.
mo" shouted a voice.
Il trust" said Colonel Nolan. that
your negative will ugges action on
your part next Tuesday that will help
to prevent that calamity"
The audience cheered heartily, and
the speaker continuing. said:
1t Will BE a Lie.
Senator Carter will come to Butte
Tomorrow night. He will probably
tell you silver's interest can be best
intrusted to the republican party. but
II he does, he will tell you a lie N he
knows IT,"
The remarks ELECTED hearty applause.
and continuing. the speaker said: viii
the result of next Tuesdays election be
satisfactory TO Tom Carter. the trusts
and g~oldbugs he represents. or Will II
be favorable to the masses of the peo-
pie. ] trust the latter ovid ap-
plause.)
Il hope that every one OF you who
casts a ballot will see to il that every
man you vote for is sincerely for sill
yer and the democratic party viii be
triumphantly successful next Tuesday.
Such a result would afford encourage
ment to those conducting the fight for
silver elsewhere"
Turning his attention to local affairs.
Colonel Nolan referred to the mongrel
ticket n said that because he opposed
that ticket the night before, an alleged
newspaper had charged that he got a
hearing by false pretenses. He said
f~acetiously he supposed Mr.. Connolly.
who was on the stage. when elected
would begin proceedings against him
for the false pretense, and then ad-
dressing himself to the subject, said:
As to the Mongreis.
81 AM NEITHER A CLARK MAN
|, NOR A DAILY MAN. / AM A DEMO
GRAFT. (APPLAUsE). I SPOKE IN
FAVOR OF THE SILVER BOW
, DEMOCRATIC TICKET BECAUSE 1T
Is THE SILVER TICKET. THIS
MoNGREL TICKET. AS THE TICK
, EFT COMPOSED OF SOME REPUBLI-
, CANS. SOME DEMOCRATS AND
, SOME PoPULISTs Is CALLED is
, DOMINATED AND WAS NAMED TC
FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF w
y A. CLARK's PERSONAL AMBI.
TIoNs, AND HE Is IN THE POSI-
TIoN THEREFORE OF BEING
{ WILLING OF INJURE THE CAUSE
! OF SILVER FOR HIS OWN PER.
n soNAL GRATIFICATIoN. A POSI-,
e TON WHICH I. AS A DEMOCRAT
: AND A TRUE FRIEND OF SILVER
CANNOT BUT CONDEMN. IF MAR
Gus DAILY WERE TO PUT A TICK,
Y EFT IN THE FIELD COMPOSED Oh
E THE ENEMIES OF SILVER Fol
: THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ACCOM-
T PLIsHING HIS OWN ENDS.
S SHOULD CONDEMN HIM JUST Al
STRONGLY. WITH Me THERE
o FORE IT Is NOT A QUESTION Oh
4 WHETHER MARCUS DAILY WIN
OR WHETHER W. A. CLARK WINS
y BUT A QUESTION OF wHICT
TICKET is THE SILVER TICKET
1. THERE Is NO QUESTION BU'
:. THAT TICKET is THE DEMOCRAT
, &c TICKET. AND I SAY AGAIN. II
!, YOU ARE LOYAL TO SILVER Vol
J. WILL VOTE THE DEMOCRAT,
y TICKET"
y The perfect tumult of applause whic
N followed Colonel Nolan's closing RI
marks was a pretty good indicatio
that his sentiments were heartily ar
proved by his listeners