The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-18

Covernor Smith said he a known him
in Kentucky when he was a democrat:
Marshall said that Cleveland's financial
policy didn't suit him. so he went over
shall Topped the republicans likewise
Topped and he only Jumped from the
frying pan into the fire.
He said hat no nan in Montana
could vote for Marshall and remain true
10 his own interests. He didn't see how
Marshall could even vote for himself.
IN Marshall got any kind of a vote in
Montana. what would the people of the
Eastern states say? They would say
that Montana didn't know what its
W interests were.
This is no time for fooling. IL IL no
time for pickering. IL Is no time to ask
Row this ticket or that ticket was nom
mated. what this state wants Is a
man in who IL known to be
absolutely true TO the states best in
terests. one who will fight from Jan. ]
10 Dec. 81 for the welfare Of the COM
munity. Let all be "A unit for the ticket.
Let every one take of his coat and
work. and success will perch upo he
baners Of democracy next November.
Chairman McTague next introduced
Hon. X. c.. Humber of Deer Lodge. The
gentleman received a warm reception.
He proposed to do what he could for
the success Of the democratic party.
national. state and county. He spoke
earnestly in favor of the candidates on
the county ticket. The party had Moth
ing to expect from the republicans. The
republicans would vote for their own
ticket. IL the republicans were elected
to the legislature, they would certainly
vote for a republican senator He
wanted to send men to the legislature
who would vote for a democrat. He
had been in the state legislature VITA
some OF the gentlemen on the democrat
ic ticket and he knew them to be demo-
Gratis and to be gentlemen. He asked
the democrats. populists and silver re-
publicans to vote for them.
Chairman McTague next introduced
J. III. Duffy, democratic candidate for
county attorney. He characterized him
as one of the greatest criminal lawyers
I'm the state, and pleasantly remarked
that, as an attorney for the defense.
Mr.. Duffy had kept more men out of
the p~enitentiary tina any other lawyer
In Montana. and thereby Conley & Nc
Tague had lost many a 35 or 40 cents a
day.
Mr.. Duffy confined his remarks to
brief mention of each of the democratic
candidates and devoted especial atten-
ton tn the legislative ticket. AS he went
down the line from the top to the bot
tom. each name was wildly appiauded.
In the course of his remarks he men,
toned the name of william Jennings
Bryan and 1t was fully two minutes be-
fore the applause subsidized. Mr.. Duffy
wound up his speech by an appeal to
the ladies'. He advised them that on
the morning of Nov. 8 they should ask
their husbands ticket they were
going to vote. IL they said the repub-
lican ticket. they should lock them up
In the closet, but II they said the demo-
cratic, they should fix them up in the
finest kind of style, with a clean high
collar and a wifely kiss, and encourage
them to vote early.
: The meeting then closed amid the
widest cheering imaginable.
Great credit Is due Mr.. Harr1ty.
chairman of the county central COM
mittee. and j. r.. Walkup. its secretary,
for the manner i'm which the meeting
was arranged and the success with
which the occasion met. These gentle
men, together with others, worked hard
and faithfully to make the necessary
arrangements for the meeting. and no
louder words of praise can be spoken
than the success OF the meeting itself.
The Deer Lodge committee on ar
rangements. headed by Tom McTague.
is also to be congratulated upon the
grand success they attained In making
the rally what Ii was. All the details.
even to the smallest, was attended to.
and attended to right. and the demo-
Gratis will never forget the reception
they received at Deer Lodge.
Another source of qualification, espe-
cially to those who went down from
Anaconda. is that the railroad company
outdld itself i'm the matter OF service.
Everything went off without a hitch,
and there were no delays whatsoever.
The special train was under the care
OF Conductor ellis. and il fairly flew
back. The time consumed in both the
going and the coming was less than one
hour.
Altogether the democratic rally at
Deer Lodge last night was a grand sue
cess. and one that will live long in the
memory Of the democrats of Deer
Lodge county. The votes on November
8 will show that the rally was not in