Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

ROUSING
REPUBLICAN
RALLY.
Addresses by the Candidates for Gov.
ernOr and Lieutenant.
Governor.

| n. -. heliOgg occupied inc clhir NJ
the Republican rally Tuesday night. He
said: Ave are here for the purpose oi
giving IA truthful and impartial hearing
TO the ISSUES of the cAmpaign." lie in-
troluc.i Percy s. Ryder, Republican
candidate for lieutenant governor.
SIR. Ryder said the eyes Of all Colora-
do were on the Arkansas valley, and the
Rocky Ford country IN particular. aud
h. WIS greatly pleased to have had u
view al II to-day NJ close range. He said
thc" wis seemingly more interest in
silver down her. on the plains than IN
the mountains where the silver WAS pro-
duc,.l. Int they could readily SEQ that
II there WAS any chance Of getting free
coinHg,'. they of til. mountains would
certainly bc ~ favor OF It. Ih. miners
realized this nui ~ u very large body OF
them w-r. this yea with tho li.publican
party. ii. wanted - Civ. ns much OF
til. .vcu,nG: as possible to his friend.
GoGdy. ii. wAs not u politician. This
w.,s tho Inst time he had ever bccu u
candidate for any oilicc, and whether
sncc~s-iul or not, he could ns~nr. them
io would unt bc u candidate again, for
ii- Wis u business man and very busy
onr hnd could not give much of his titnc
to u political canvas. II. hoped to meet
many ot them socially IN the next two
Year,. and II elected hc hoped they
would L., alb. tosay that he had fulfilled
tho uuii.. ut his o.Nce fasthfnlI. aud iui.
partially.
The Pi,blo drum corps favored tho
an,i,rncs, with sou- good music.
sir. 0ouLy. Republican candidate for
governor. r4id. u II dti" 10 th" psnpic III
tl,c .,a,- that h- should siaic hir p''ri.
t,un niou rtAi. ISSUES. Mr. Ornan SAID
/ % t... Il ss..p IN,
state daring hts term of oilics. just
why lie .i,pnld say thus 10 tMr. Goadyl
did hot kuus uIl--. Mr.. Ortunn WAS
ais..,i ~ Gu- snun,n. male. For h,msrlf
lie would my tint II thc oyc.ss,on 10.
auir,-I II Lc wouil hay. no hesitation
nt,,sl leaving h,s raining mate. Mr.
Percy ). Il, der. In Charge at ih- pcopic =
affairs. Tie .rnll-tnan Sho had Just
rpDk-,i to them Wis both honest aud
co.ut.ci-nt. .,
On. us tho iirst things he would do II
slcctel was io urge upon the assembly
til, repeal os th. infamous pr,x. light
Law. IL. believed this measure had
brought thugs and criminals to DcuScf,
who i',.ns -trnn.isri there ~cfc now
bringing that city 10 shame by crimipni
assault. sud holdups. Next h- would
uivocas. hume ruI. for the city oe Den.
yer. Tie patronage of ih- nEc aud
pol,r. l,SarL brius IN thc hands os ths
stas., governor had been used 10 put ths
pr,s.cuI executive iu oiticc aud vas Delay
I,,.si ~ tuti,us his senatorial AMBITIOUS. .
IL ~. SL, most corrupt machine ia ths
state. Iu.sss,i II doing sbsir Official
duly III. members of tile police and hrs
sors. we're used ~ promote ih-ss political
su,s. lie would also advocate sbs taxa.
siou Of franchises. Hs would urgc SHAT
such ir.nchis~s b made 10 l'ess shcis
share VI sbs sIpsuses OF state govern
ncus. Ava,u. II elected, rcsfsnchm:n!
Of v3p~ns.s. should bs SLs watch word oi
IN, s,imin.ssrns,ou. TLs prcscns admin
is1rw,,ou would 10 out VI Office With .
d,ticis Of 1SOOU0O 70 e6uO.uh. II shs
p,,ouls did nos want " have 10 feed u.
haurrrs.vn II thrcs different poli,.,cs
p.rt,s. th.y should vote ths Hep Aolicst
ticket. Nvsry where In the st. - he me
mcu and women Who vsro going 10 sup
port the ts-pubiican par'. u because the,
were tired of tho pre- ,suS corrupt condi
ton OF things. II elected he voufd Civ
the people business administration
No wntef CO.. .,tnissioucr, cattle inspecto
or penit' .t,ary warden would he mp
poiutct,. by reason Of tho aid he is Abl'
TO I've In getting the chief executive
,uto tlI, United Sia.ce senate. Hc cite,
.oru, bills that had been pas-cd by IN
prvsrut administration. The prsscn
secretary Of state, for instance, had M
own salary aud III addition fis VIE ~
r salary of 5i.sJJ, daughter at sI,sVV
r aud scveral uuclcs, "ints anu cousin
> Who were drawing suiuiler sums, in"hi"t
! ;ottI Of Sie,cOo. p.
R.f,frir- 10 tho tour Of Gov. Roose
y,.it ,hrouch the state hc said the stor!
circulated by the Hon. Thomas Pattcr
, snr's pnp,r that the people on the gov
sruors train were intoxicated WIS an ~
famous libel, iot which he ohgh. to b
prosecuted. Daring the three days tn
, Governors party were III the state not
: case. nor % much ~ u bottle. OF liluo
was carried on the train.
Afr. Guudy held hts large audienc
ihruuyh moro than an hour und haii
,..rli. winch was argumcn,ative, mum
81 aud eloquent by turns aud well p''
'hfSnsh H., aud drum corps rendered SON.
inc ~, = tue street auu III the hhil
s"o'' n'"su i',',',t,y Il fireworks helped to IL
,uuluu aud cuilusc Nv ''o
Rev. Robt. Coltman o. Ia ',,,.. -
turcd TO a limited company =, ,,,, Ia;
bvtcrian church Monday nig"- = i'm
recent visit to China. The popula- :.
preston that the Chinese are savage al
That the Rev. gentleman narrowly cscap'
ed being eaten by caunibals was not YER
fled by the lecture. Dr. Coltman is a
vrrv Interesting and instructive talkcr
and we regret that We cannot give syn
opsis OF his address. s
Some Of the fellows who attended the
banquet Wednesday arc. still at sea on
that story of X. W. Englishs. The habit
il TO button.holc a iian and ask Say,
yyiia, did English mean about the lungs
being part OF the clothing of dog"
Then the other fellow says: why YOU
laughed, didn't you''' ITO be sure did.
You don't suppose l was going to get
icS, when everybody else was laughing,