Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-13

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and months Of toll and labor that | h3v
tried faithfully TO devote 10 my party an,
its cause.
ply that we won in the political contes
on Tuesday last. but because in tina, car
paiGn We We're absolutely right ana OH
opponents wer" absolutely wrong. VI
won because our cause was just We WI,
because. our candidates had the conf
dence. the respect. the admirat zion an.
the affection OF the American people. W
won because our opponents were wronc
and while We do not s!oat over their d.
/ feat. We should never forget that Erya,
| and HrylniSm drove from the ranks o
the Democratic party. thousands an;
thousands of true Democrats who pro
! ferrcd To Civ. heir fealty 10 their cotu
try: rather than 20 the false leaders d
| their party.
We won because. the great head Of on,
| political orga nization was Il maSnificeu:
commander
! We Won bccaosc our opponents stood fol
dishon"st currency, made the criminal
! proposition to array class against class
and were in favor Of hauling down iii,
American tia1 under tire
ORGANIZATION l. necessary 10 the sue
and nature. An army must have lis gen
craI. its officers {" lead the brave men
10 victory. The American people won
This political battle To them lie; us rive.
the glory and honor.
Maine in September led the way. ana
;he country ma2ni!c"ntiF followed. T.c,
us rejoice for our country, for it spleen
did manhood, tor its loyal people. for its
true patriots. We have placed i'll the
Presidential chair. 10 guild. our deStinic~
Tor four years NOR, that brave soldier
that true pa trioi. that upright man. tha I
wise Statesman. William Mckinley Ii
is elected by a majority in the electoral
college and h" has received a popular vote
far larger than was EYER before thrown
tor any Presidential candidate. Under
his guidance this country WAL achieve i
degree ~ prosperity and 81 greatness be
yond our dreams
| wan, 10 pay my tribute of praise 10
Inc young men II Maine who went b.
yond the borders Of nur State ANA aide 1
80 effectually in winning this night. -Four
teen young men Of Maine raised their
voices on the stump in New Iu:k. New
Jersey ana West Nireiria ana take
pride in their great Work. I'IVe OF them
cam" from this city AS l"ft New York
the Governors elect said t. me. ''Mr. Man
lay. If run again for Governor. Shall
ask you 10 send me some Young mcn from
Maine 10 advocate my cause
thank YOU again ANA again with All
my heart.
All the time that the speaking was
going on there was no cessation Of the
noise. but as soon as III. last words
had passed from Mir. ManIeys lips, Col.
T. W. SouIe who made most off
Gent marshal, called for cheers. ana
then the noise from The throats OF the
crowd drowned that Of the bands. whis-
lies ana bells. Iaken all II all. 1t was
a demonstration that VIII not soon be
iuEs"'Nth oF those VINO Witnessed II
~ enters over o. 'oult ll'aIS!li'H-
co MS forces ana 'hc long me OF pc
tween ~ ailu ~ CARRIAGES WIS lorNeG
"'lA IN" augusta NdueN bahu IN IN"
cad ana the Lafayette ana olympia
i''-tuS III lhr ''i''' "I'u o,,s"i' ~ Ir'''''h
un N","' S'.F't, PVT PITY II Hosp
tai ana 'h"hCe % NY. -"ahleE nome.
About Zoe OF the Mckinley Guards
o.ronize1 ae t.iN ha recalled NJ Atr
" IN
j. 4. hlh@SI"F' IN the campaign o.
four wears ago. formed on CuShno-
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ittlEAts' "Hi H''A''u " tHt I-'4d1 ''N'
Band marched 70 the square and par
,;cira-cd in rho noraJa :, Mr. A1an,.v.s
49,, .,,oi.;, 60 .,..lt.oI, ~
pcarance.
II there was a demonstration in the
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ton III ny the street. People who We're
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'''' ON" ~ = i'"''' III 'N' 70
The square while The speaking was GO
ill.,, III, stood III thr r,,rbirc ana cheer
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't NHF' AiaH!'H as ne WIS UNIV =" ny III
his carriage. B3ntiFcS gave light al