Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-04
GREENE To OMAHA VOTERS
Eloquent Exposition Of Republican Doctrine
Given at Trooadero,
MUCH ENTHUSIASM FOR DIETRICH
Entrance Of the Cnndidnte for Gov
crnor the signal tor ~ Great out
burst OF Applause from the
Immense Audience.

| crnor the signal Tor n Great out
burst of Applause from the
Immense Audience.
| Enthusiasm Of the most pronounced sort
! marked the closing republican rally at the
| Trocadero theater Saturday night. The
| meeting was a fitting climax to the cam
| palgu wagCd by the republicans in TINS
city. II was lacking in no particular that
might have contributed to its success. Men
aud women, In numbers SO large that the
ting capacity of the thcatcr was taxed
listened to the exposition Of republican
doctrine by Charles j. Greene of this city
and c. II. Dietrich, republican candidate
for governor and indicated their pleasure
at the opportunity afforded by applause
that was enthusiastic and spontaneous.
AZ one point Of his address Mr.. Greene
was visibly disConcertod by an applause
that broke forth at u time which seemed,
to him. iuopportune. OF Il sudden men be-
gan to shout until compelled to subside by
shear exhaustion and women clapped their
hands and Guttered handkerChiefs in the
air. MIR. Greene was at "a loss to account
for the demonstration until he glanced
over his shoulder and saw that {. ii. Diet
rich. republican candidate for governor,
had Just seated himself on the platform.
The catse for the sudden and unexpected
uuthurst of applause was thus easily ac
counted for.
"lt gives me pleasure" Mr.. Greene said
with courtly bow and sweep Of his hand,
Ito present Nebraska's next governor"
Once more the applause from the audi
cnce rang forth in unstintod measure. Mr..
Dietrich bowed an ackuc wledgement Of the
friendly greeting and Mr.. Greene con
tinued.
Howard II, Baldrige, chairman OF the re-
publican county central committee pre-
sided over the meeting and introduced Mr..
Greene. Seats on the stage had been
provided for number OF prominent re-
publtcans, most Of whom were in at
tendance.
ovation for Mr. Greene.
Mr.. Greene was accorded veritable
ovation when he appeared at the conclu-
sion OF the very complimentary introduc-
tion given him by Mr.. Baldrige. 1t was
some moments before he could proceed
with his address. He said in part:
at is matter OF profound regret tina,
the business and political issues Of this
country should be made the contention
between great party on the one hand
and an aggregation OF restless and dissatls-
fed elements calling themselves the dem.
ccrauc party on the other. ! have great
respect for the name democracy | had
great respect at one time for the old dem
ocraNc party. interested as II was IN the
success ci our country realize that IL
has been necessary for us 10 have TWO
Ercat political parties, enc strong upon
the side os federal power. the other strong
upon the side ~ the states. These PARTIES
held the country AT the point ot cluili-
hrium between these two tendencies The
tendency Of repuNlieanism perverted would
o' drSpeusm, the tendency ct democracy
perverted would be anarchy, 50 the safety
ct the republic lay az the roiu; Il clull.
hrium aud IS long as these Two sreat par
ties coutcndcd for the mastery there Nss
nv question but that the nation would be
safe
Only FOUR years Asc We We're startled
by the announcement thar the av.s;otrAcy
~ the temocraNc party had been driven cut
ANA the organization had pAsSeI into The
NaNjs ~ the reatItcnary elements q. the
south. the populism ot the west SuI he
anarchists Ct the sreaysr cities. under rae
<dHrsh'p ~ one Who had made his career
Idr'd eE his inNCctiVe against crsAnt.eI
society and established Institutions
Republicans prteud the Rtsht
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1850 eur party is summoned ~ the Nsr a,
N"el'c opinion - show cause Why II should
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