The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-02
AN ELOQUENT Speech
On State and National Issues Be-
fore a Large and Enthusi-
astic Audience,

procession formed on North Twenty
seventh street and headed by the Bill
ings band marched south To Minnesota
ayenne, thence west TO Twenty-nintI
street aud thence up to Montana ave,
nne, Whom II reached the First Ma
fi0nal bank corner the marchers, mum
beriDg 100 and everyone OF them yot.
ers, marched and conntermarebed
from Twenty,seyonth to Twenty
eighth street, while the band con-
tinund on 10 the opera house, All
during the parade there was a con
tiDnal shooting OF fire works and the
burning Of different colored lights, the
effect being very pretty, Great en-
thnsiasm also prevailed showing IN
every way that while the democratic
parade OF the night before contained n
few more people, mostly boys, " had
not taken away any Of the ardor Of
tho republicans which has been 50
manifest for their great cause from
the beginning Of the campaign. Many
republicans who desired 10 take part
in the parade did not do 50 rs there
were not near enough capes and fam
benpS 10 supply them, Tbe colored
mons marching club took pnrt 10 the
number Of pbont 30,
Tho apnrl house wns crowded with
the most representative audience that
hDs gathered there This fall and ~ was
without doubt the most enthusiastic,
As The band Finished plnying the
spnnknr and his escort hook seats on
tho stage being greeted by tbnndcrous
applause, j, II, Gloss, chairman, an
nonnoed tho sQKM male quartntte,
which SING, I'm \ Little While, Voyery
verse receiving great applause, which
continued for q fpll minute with In
terimssion NJ the close, Tho qparette
hWl ~ respond With nnother selection,
Mr. Goss made n few remarks IN
opening tho meeting, calling attention
10 y little talk made by w. A,
ulDrk, The fusion democratic speaker
of The night before, showing ~ tho
audience that Mr., CLARK wns not sin
core IN some ~ bis remarks, Mr.,
Gloss won't further into the matter and
touched npon the senate investigating
oommittne's report NJ Washington,
and asked Tho people " they believed
Whpt Mr., Clark spid about NWanting
10 spe purity IN politics, y His re-
MARKS wore gpnotad qpite frequently
with applause, Al tho conclusion ~
his speech, MI, Gloss introduced Mr.,
Weed, who was greeted by Loud md
prolonged applause, Mr., Weed spoke
~ the demonstration of tho evening
md said Il showed thnt the people
wnw oyinplng y deep interest ip the
issues ~ me campaign, We sNid no
Ind inst come from the elstprn part
81 lhp stalo and TINT the evidences,
which he had soon nv oyer the stnte,
denoted u most overwhelming defpat
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