New-York tribune., 1900-11-02
JAMESTOWN BREAKS LOOSE
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~ 70 Warsaw. and then on 20 Silver Springs.
gainesville Bliss and EIltcOttvtlle at all Of which
rraces the Governor made speeches.
vz-,A, the special train arrived az Salamanca
-. s--ae+s were found thronged with people who
had assembled TO hear the Governors speech.
FulIy five thousand parsons were present al the
-,eeting he addressed. The people had come TO
Salamanca from al the neighbor:ng places
Smaller meetings were addressed by the Gov
amor at Little Valley. Cattaraugus and Dayton,
while the special train It's way TO Dun
Kirk Three large meetings were held in Dun
.,-k The chief one was held at the Brooks
Locomotive Works, large concern which en-
pIoys hundreds % workingulen. Another was
held in the Opera House. ard a third in smaller
hall. There must have been five thousand per-
CONS n attendance at all these meetings The
Governor was introduced 70 the Torkingrnen
at the Brooks Locomotive Works By J. Lester
Stea-ns the Fredonta state Tax Commissioner
The Governor IN his address dwelt upon the
greatly increased prosperity ~ rhe works since
1896
Governor RooseveIrs special train vas then
rln over 10 jamestown. a reception committee
Of jamestown Republicans consisting of Robert
" Marvin. J. T. Larronth chairman OF the
Republican County Committee OF ChautauQua
County; Frederick P Hall and ] Emil Johnson,
chairman OF the Republican City Committee q
jamestown net the Governor AZ Dunkirk and
accompanied him to jamestown When the
Governors train arrived here It seemed as Il
every member Of Jamestown's population Of
twenty-five thousand had assembled in the
streets 70 see him. and with them were five
thousand persons from other places in Chautau-
qua County. The whistles in all the factories
were blown. The church bells rang, cannon
roared and there was an uproar that fairly
shook the little city
A rorchlighr procession OF uniformed clubs.
consisting Of three thousand men. escorted the
Governor through the chief streets Of the city to
Brooklyn Square. where the meeting was 10 be
held Everywhere the Governor was cheered
vociferousIy- Jamestown. II IS said, has not
given a reception OF this magnitude any pub
lie man since II honored James G. Blaine, in
1854 when he was a candidate for President
One OF the most significant facts about the pro
cession was the number OF transparencles pear
ing this inscriLtion: ''Chautaucua County Will
be the banner Republican county This year
The Republicans Of the county are indeed straln-
ing themselves 10 slrpass the Republicans OF the
ccurt,i OF ST Lawrence, which for many years
has hid the proud post Of head OF the column
Of Republican counties Every effort has neen
made 20 get out the Republican vote hare, and
the tide against Brya nisn in this part Of the
State being exceedingly strong' me 49,. 81
leaders here are preparing TO squeeze Out zen
th0usa n plurality for Mckinley and Roosevelt
n Chautauuua County on November O. Il they
do they nav put ChauIauqua County up as the
banner Republican county Of the state. Ihe
RAnuhricar mass meeting in BROOKLYN Square
tonight was an outdoor one : platform had
been erected at ore and Of the square, and from
+r,e -hA Governor addressed the vast audience
yrhto1 <7r1ed rhe square Il was estimated that
there were twelve thousand persons n Inc square
who listened 70 the Governors speech
The Governor will start eastward to-rnorro"
morning and will make addresses az RaHco-pn
and OIean in CattaraUgus County; az Cu9a @ ana
WeIlsviIle in AlleganV County; at HornslisHt- ne
ard Addison in Steuben County, and At " avery
ard Ow, 20. II Ttoga County. With MS Sp-ecn
a. Owego tomorrow night the Governors cam
neien Of speechraking in the interior OF the
s4s3a will end He will make only one more
sneech IN this campaign, in fact. and that VIII
he AZ oyster Bay On Monday evening