Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-31
A Political Demonstration which EcGpses Anything of the Kind
 Ever Held in this County.
Two Meetings in Progress at the Same Time to Accommodate the Thousands Who Turned Out to Honor Our Next
 Delegate to Congress.

Last nights demonstration in honor of phy republican candidate for delegate congress- was the a est and most enthusiastic witnessed in sion It in which those having charge should feel proud for the perfect harmony which prevailed throughout for the completeness of every detail of arrangement
 It was also of which Governor Murphy has just feel proud Prescott the town selected by him the place of residence Tn the territory Here he resided for years before engaging any political affairs than that of private citizen. Here that his work the advance ment of the material interests of the territory and for the nroduc
 on of capital for the development of The success achieved by him in this direction aroused spirit ealousy and personal anmosy against him part mar minded individuals which has expression in never ending ade of personal abuse against spontaneous and enthusiastic reception accorded him last night could demonstrate to him that the community large sympa thy with this action No received paus from Prescott people that accorded their former citizen last night.
 It about twenty past when the Mckinley club and the colored republican club formed line march
 front o the headquarters o the former club and preceded by the Prescott brass band proceeded the depot the place of holding the meeting .
 The streets along the line of march crowded wo men and children the entire population of the well
 large the adjacent sections apparently turning out to greet with their huas the future delegate and manifest
 The approach of the train the depot the occasion of turning loose whistle the place. where there yards and the Eectrctc Light company siren being very pon nent as noise producing factors while giant powder fired o various points on adjacent hills.
 The special train from the souh which was char nix latter place with 26O passengers had Re number augmented by additions excr
 onists accompanied by the Indian Phenix
 As the pulled depot the air was rent with cheers lively music
 line of procession speedily formed with Major wm and line of March proceeded to the house previously designated route While only small percentage of the crowd point on COrez street opposite the court house the portion was just leaving the depot The line of march illuminated various points with cOored lights producing beautiful
 On arriving at the court house found that the room was not nearly large enough to accommodate the thousands ! which addressed by Thomas E. Fanngn and Mir English o Phenx and by F. R Stewart of Prescott All the available in the court had been provided with chairs and in don to this all the available standing occupied and meeting.
 The meeting room was presided over by Hon. A. J DGan republican candidate for the council The first speaker was Hon. O. Murphy who spoke for hour and haf mander to territorial questions He gave brief but very cinct and truthful history of the much mooed and aated ments made by democratic speakers and the democratic press making clear to any fair minded that moral well legal obligation rested on Yaapa county to that these bonds are REad; Ed a.o rn,.,,u.a tso oo,,,. ot have been printed daily in democratic paper gard to the boeta b the bill for attorney fees working and the Leigh requston making clear as the noon day sun the apology for his proclamation in regard to mining but did deny emphacay that any legitimate mining enterprise had black listed in that proclamation and that time had correctness of statement made by him. Calling the fact of the virtual abandonment two of the windn enterprises after the promoters had sold thousands of dollars exPendng any o Tn the legitimate development of the
 
 number of people the conclusion of the meeting for the able and manly which he had spoken his speech being trey free from anything approaching personal abuse vca on and the earneness and sincerity his talk being convincing to all of his honesty of The Journal Miner regrets that lack of and lack of facilities for putting in type prevents detailed report of this speech considers of the most foceful delivered from any rostrm Prescott.
 Go7emor Murphy followed by Colonel Wm. Herring of Tucon speaker who has superior and few equals in the ritory While Colonel Hengs voice somewhat hoarse he otherwise in of his happiest moods, and in his pleasant and inofensve he dealt hammer blows the false issues and false claims raised by the democratic party this campaign At the opening of his speech he offered the pOrtuny to democrat present to present between the parties for discussion, and he would follow that to oer he took the he found them the democratic platforms and eXpounded by Bryan himself meet those deserving of recognition with good sound sensible gument and rdcung those worthy of nothing higher than rid icue He illustrated each point in his speech he progressed with some humorous story which not only kept his audience the very best of humor but served clncher his remarks He listened to with the marked attention throughout his tire speech and spite of the ene of the hour scarcely dozen people left the from the opening of the meeting the close of Colonel Herring's speech Both speakers of the evening appauded frequently during the delivery of their respective speeches. the audience being usually demonStrative and enthusiastic. Ao5A0A01A0A09A0A0 1A0 5Ao oA01A05A01AozA0zA0r