The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19
INDIANS HEAR HANNA
Sioux In South Dakota Turn
Out to Listen.
FOR BRYAN
REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN HEARS
MANY HOSTILE SHOUTS.

Sioux Falls. s. d, Oct. 1S.-The first
stop made by Senator Hanna's train
today was at FlandreaU where a big
audience had gathered, the crowd in
Guiding $50 boys and girls from the
government Indian industrial school
located at FIandreau and several
former members of Chief Little Crows
Sioux band. who are now land holders
in tbs section. Despite extreme hoarse-
ness Senator Hanna made a rather eX-
tended address. taking up the question
of Imperialism. more fully than he
has Yet discussed IL, and arguing that
the whole issue was simply an effort OF
Mr.. Bryan and other Democratic lead
ers to make political capital out OF the
war with Spain. the fun credt Tor the
successful conclusion of which, Senator
Hanna claimed. they were afraid the
Republican party would receive
At Egan the next station. Mr. Hanna
spoke for about five minutes When
Mr.. Bryan suggested free silver as an
antidote for the evils existing four
years ago. he said. he found many
listeners. among them many Repub-
iicans who were ready to accept any
theory rather than have continuance of
those times. But finally Mckinley was
elected and that money which viii en-
dure the storms of all finance is the
foundation of your security And we
must admit that free silver is not the
remedy for commercial and financial
depression
Meets Shouts For Bryan.
Howard. the county seat of Minor
county, and the centre of a strong
PopuIst community was the next stop.
me crowd here was rather small and
shouts for Bryan mingled with the
cheers which greeted Senator Hanna.
He urged the audience to forget former
p "a
sOnal interests of themselves and shefr
FAMILIES; whether preSen- conditions
were not the hest.
At Madison one of the largest crowds
gathered since the special train reached
south Dakota greeted the Spea kers.
Senator Hanna. who spoke for about
ten, minues, repeated that statement he
made in Ohio. that if he could be shown
that in single instance he had denied
nearing 70 one Of his 5000 employees
or had refused to consider any gTiev-
ance presented by a single man or
committee from a IabOr Organiza ton he
would resign from the United States
senate because Since the Republican
party has called me once more to the
responsible position OF MANAGING the
campaign 1 feel that 1 have the right
and II Is my duty to tell the people of
my country that when Mr.. BRYAN and
his demagOgicaI supporters go before
the people of this country and cali me
a labor crusher that it is not true. And
l leave TO the ladies whether ! have
horns or not" said Mr. Hanna amid
laughter.
Makes Defense of Roosevelt.
At Mitchell. the COUNT seat of Da,-id
son county. the largest crowd had gath
cred since Senator Hanna spoke at
Madison, Wis The meeting was made
q General holiday in Mitchell and ex-
cuIslon trains from points within fiftv
miles brought hundreds OF outsiders.
Here Senator Hanna made an erDDharTc
denial of reports concerning C;overnor-
RooseVeIts recent trip through the
west He said:
am sorTy that those who are lead
ing the opposition have SO far forgot
Ten the dignity which surrounds the
HlSn office of the presidency of this
great nation as to descend. as Mr. TSE7--
an mas. into personal abuse. saw that
II IS an exhibition of small aDprecia
tion OF the high office to which he
asplreS' 70 descend to public lying from
the rostrum every day Why- my
friends, when Governor Roosevelt was
IN your state that young champion of
liberty, honesty and good government
a man who has displayed his co51raare
1poh the battlefield a man who
through ali his public life has been de-
voted 10 the highest principles of re-
form IN government, a man whose
chleI characteristics are known eve-N--
Where MS name is known 10 be inteC-
rity and ability-sone OF the SANDER
Gus speakers of this state insulted YOU
by saying that Governor Roosevelt was
intoxicated while he was in South
Dakota
At Alexandria and Bridewate7- small
crowds Of farmers were briefly ad-
dressed At Parker. where the train
stopped for twenty minutes. a brass
band and salute from a small cannon
greeted the speakers.
At Home of Pettigrew.
Shortly before 8 O'Clock the train
reached Sioux Falls. Three meetings
We're held here tOnight-one in the Al
the second at the new -oDera
house, the third in th% old opera house
IN this city, the home of Senator PET
JlSTeW, the biggest demonstration Of
the tour was held. The celebration in
cluded a tOrchlight procession in
which marching clubs from several
nearby towns took part. and fireworks
on an elaborate scale Tomorrow >
stop of fifteen minutes or SO VIII he
made at Sioux City. Ia. and then the
republican leaders win enter Nebraska
Tor two days, the tour e0dina- with q