Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-29
MAILLEY'S PATRIOTIC STAND
Chapintn's Life in Orient Reveals
Wisdom of Mckinley's Policy
Other Republican Meetings.

greatest republican meeting held in this
city for years was that which occurred yes
terday, addressed by Chaplain James Mail.
ley. Many who wished to hear the speech
were unable to gain admission to the hall
Chaplain Mailley vigorously presented the
issues OF the day, more particularly that OF
the war in the Philippines. He told the
audience how his views on public matters
had been changed by his opportunities for
observation of other people and other gov
ernments, and that he had been converted
by experience from ranting populist to a
hrm supporter of the administration. He
pointed out clearly that President Mckinley
is doing the only thing which he could con-
sistently do, in suppressng the Tagal re-
bellion and keeping possession Of the ter
ritory consecrated by American blood
Mr.. Mailley took up the attacks that have
been made upon him by a certain fusionist
sheet and showed how baseless they were He
also paid some attention to the state house
gang and showed them up as bogus re-
formers.
His speech was listened to with close
attention by the large audience and was
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
MALMO, Neb., Oct. S.-(Special) "A
rousing republican rally was held at the
town hall last night, the best attended for
years. Charles H. Sloan of Geneva was the
speaker and for over an hour an audience
Of varied political compilations listened at
tentively to an eloquent, logical and pa
triotic discussion of repubicanism state
and national. The county candidates were
also present and briefly addressed the people
AUBURN, Neb Oct. 2S.-(Special.)-
republicans are keeping up an aggressive
campaign in this county this week. holding
meetings every night. On Wednesday night
Paul Clark Of Lincoln speaker of the house.
addressed an enthusiastic meeting of re-
publicans at Nemaha. Although the night
was dark and stormy, a good house greeted
the speaker, who covered all the issues of
the day, both state and national. In speak
ing of trusts he said that the only trust
that he knew of in Nebraska was the po-
litical trust of the fusionists.
On Thursday night another enthusiastic
meeting was held at Brownvile by the
county candidates and Frank Martin of
Falls City showed the incompetency of the
present state fusion officials and that not
promise made on the stump had been full
filled.
PLAINVIEW, Neb., Oct. 2S-(Speci ial. y
w. E. Andrews and H. G. Whitmore ex-
house last night to large audience. The
speakers were warmly applauded in showing
up the deinquencies Of the fusionist state
house ring.
COOK, Neb., Oct. 2S.-(Special.) 1.-The
campaign was formally opened here Thurs
day night for the republicans by Allen w.
Field. Notwithstanding the darkness and
muddy roads the opera house was we'll filled,
many farmers coming miles to listen to
the eloquent speaker, and it was an en-
thusiastic meeting from start to finish Mr..
Field ventilated the record of Hocomb when
governor and contraeted his mud race for
office with the manly bearing OF Judge
Reese.
ST. PAUL, Neb., Oct. 2S.-(Special.)-A
rousing republican rally was held at Cushing
school house last night The building was
filled to its utmost capacity with attentive
listeners, who gathered to hear Judge A. A,
Kendall and Candidates P. A. Abbott and
A. NJ. Robbins.