The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Porto Hlehu HlfJu question, hiiytnr
TINT tho money, derived by renson Of
tho ID per cent tariff, was turned back
10 Porto Rico la pp-bnilding their
schools, constructing roads, etc. Mr..
Arnold treated the general tariff qnes.
ton iD n very convincing manner. Jie
spoke only Is minutes, but Ia that
time he convinced his bearers that the
words he had spoken were verify VI
truth,
A soiored q~naptete composed Ot
Wessrs, Bro0sk, MeBetb, CoyingtoD
and Davis sang Break the News ~
Bryan" md were loudly applauded.
Colonel Sanders was greeted by the
applause which always greeis him
from u Billings audience. Before
opening his speech, the colonel stated
that II there were any who cared 10
lnaye tho house no hoped they would
feel NJ liberty 10 do NO ~ tho time
wnB growing late, md th6t they would
not In tho loast diseODeapt him by w
doing, " Nv unnecessary 10 say TINT
no ono left tho bOHse, nil remaining
until be had CLOSED. He commented
on tho applause which greeted the
mention ~ Bryan's name by Mr., Lind.
WY, tho first speaker, and said he
would ply his respects 10 Mr., Bryan.
Ito said that one resolution should
have been passed by the democratic
party NJ Kansas CITY on July 4, last,
and TINT "fbat the democratic party
abjHgAte nHd 30 ont 0f business" lie
said that be de6ed william Jennings
Bryan 10 give u good de6niti0p OF i'm,
periaIism without sticking his tongue
In his check Nh, Sanders pnid his
respects 10 the democratic candidate
for president and his anti imporiaIistje
views IN no uncertain terms lie DEE
liyeved quito M enI0gy upon the ser.
yiGe and deatb Of General Henry Law.
ton and soid every soldier who mot
death IN the Pbilippines ~ the hands
III Tho insurgents, that the bullets
were fired by n people who were urged
on ~ war by people IN the United
statek The colonel eaid ne was not
there ~ apologize for the foet TINT we
had lhe Philippines OU our hands,
Ills. disserfatim on tbiB question was
most interesting and attentiyely DIV.
tened ~ by The large audience,
Mr. Sanders said be wanted ~ talk
nj matters that more deeply Interested
bis heagers md himself--sfate politics.
HI sDid that on tbe sixfh day 81 No
y0mbey, next, two weeks from Dext
Tuesday, Montana WAS w sound u
bWgle pOte m she has never sounded
before, All his efforts both ~ y rep.
reseDfAfiye Of the United States and
u eifizep Ind been for the purity and
unfolding NJ the fair name ~ Mon
tapH He then touched upon the de,
bagebery ~ the Troasure state IN the
past two yeHps by democrats IN the
GOvVHpf Dse ~ money, lie addressed
bimesH w the mothers and boys pres
ont md bk words eopJd not help
aayrying Weight Mr., Sanders asked
Wllat W, a, Clark had done IN the
seDate, sayiHg that he w0pld give time
IN any demOerAt NJ Tint fib ~ tell
tbe andieBee, Ito said the only way
~ gef va 0f bribery IN politics WAS
fM every man W tAlp hold 81 w.
ngbe republic " gone " bribery
spreads w other states before "
Stamped ont Of This commonwealth
said Nh, Sanders, NWbep q bad man
N punished then tIe people learn"
He said " Ind been esfRbIished be-
fore fhe sfRte supreme court before
tbe United States senate and the arch
byiber himself had acknowledged TINT
be bRd paid BlB0, 900 W tho people 0f
MONTANA
Tbe colonel also spoke ~ Tpsts--e
combination 0f men md m%0Hey--say-
iDg thRt sHGh always resulted W tho
heDeGt ~ tho lab0ripg people and ~.
viewed The fact that money was buy
Inn more today thaM " ever had be-
fore,
The eigbt h0Hr Issue 0f tho so'cDlled
demOerafie parfy 0f Montana was d.
GlRved " sham, M, Sanders saying
thRt No Legislature had q right 70 WY
how many hours n man should Work
and how mNeh he should bs pad,
nWheD That comes ~ pass We NJ
longer Hive under Ehe right Nf e0nstt.
tHti0nal liberty, Tho teemiRg earth
VIII reward W with he product "
W. foikn
I'm closing Colonel Sanders said that
he expeeted NJ see Yellowstone county
sWing back into tho republican column
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