The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-12-23

X NiEbktNGfiAt'S. 4,
,hinr has BON accomplished In tho state
,attNins II tie trst time tor ~ YEARS
thi. hn- lafg'il. n- ! Jay, been inn,
through tho r.rsonalitN of orr Oiuiidti,
iyr fh' pr NuNugN. With tho HHsiHtHnu,
OF the wvii.dlrrctsd rnoris of the mem
nwaft That l an not a speaker nor am
! gnHue 70 burden you with nu attempted
vi .psttlnF. hrt Tor The purpose af wind.
ms up TIE campaign. and tor tho puf.
poe OF ~0ts'nlkins N" parry Tor the
future We are not hsro Tor unN Other
iuipufo rust that political policies,
'N,uif 80 they pertain e. The business Il
~, rnmHiuc" viii not boz discussed ~.
In 10" p1st n has b"cn ths custom to
tlosv down the dysks us nnpl AH tho
SlmfHlHn was ursr AMI e. make ~
,tutt o. open up thr hsltUlurttrl IHHuu
Just isripf" M. u'N clmpa.uu. THIS h
not Just to the officers ct thr committee,
nor o. thv mrmhefs OF the sam" "rgani.
nest %ciulpaiHn hes begun tAppl1usC1
Ard Iu this rsarstf I want 60 say that |
stand r,ndV 10 carry out any iuiiuy mi.
committee may determine Ia ruFg'st
Uuufluupi AunIuuHHl II N O. within tue
Wisdom 90 The committee to eaniiuur IA,
ufEHulEfthun thHt has already hprn made
u snliud'r organization iu the state I
stand ra'l 10 nb,y tie recommendation
'sluer The tide hir turned ana Mis.
Suuu has swung into tho political foot,
ttsfr uf the other great states Of M,
luiun u D. uprnrtuu" TOT uH tu seturs
iu tho state Hud In two years hr pre-
pared. at less financial cXpuus, than ms
ysur To- cirry on the nght for republican,
Missouri want Go thank m, member
uf tho lot their hearty sup
port and Tie confidence you have places
y me; ~ u q pleasant c~NtrU"ncr a. IA,
TINT I hnNv occupied Nuut confidence Il
sarrh the o. puhlltlu banner WHORE
hns not been carried Tor many years
During the camVairn oi1,crH at The Cnm-
initt,, visited al pirtH Of th" state. THIS
wuF what gave confidence to The party
icad0fs, Hp mat lone before the halint
boxes alp.ed on election day W w,r,
assured Of success az u reward ~ Tia,
Persistent nrhi
'sumc of my rariy friends declared
thnt / Wa "~Ngt,unhavnt, but " you viii
pardon H recollection, fer Two weeks hv'
lore the election I declared that the STATE
would be- carried hN the republicans, This
pnsttiNensf 81 Wa based un rrpurtr made
10 the committee, based upon an lncom.
plot uull uf ivory COUNT ami q com
plrtr poll Of 10 majority. nt them From
the" Il was apparent There would ht a
rrNoutipa iciipyiug this ~ did. u tot.
,gtam Hts sent tp t1v New Nurk Herald,
upon thtir request Tor an ulininn an the
condition lu tHH state. Inc wire e. them
declared that kspsrttii would carry Nils.
sour. hN .sen. that we would elect eight
courrcsgmen, and th1t We would have a
mal"riF 9t ten ON Joint ballot In ia,
Ar SirdnnghnuH then reviewed the
condition 81 the vote. tnd showed hat
nu mistake had been made IN IN" Fore
tlHi
"Wlth absolute confidence that Tho
state can be- made permanently repuh.
licau along Win tho states "t lQinpis,
Indiana n phio,' he continued, - hop"
TIA the committee viii establish psma.
n,ut headquarters so that the night cnn
h, mHio TO that end, ny doing this you
Will h. able To- up 10 the national com.
miit,e iu two ami four years and says
"fhtae are nur candidates, these are our
chances, this l. our record aud the
Cummittaf viii assist us IN every nusHihir
way I'm through, gcntlom.ni thank
yuu,"
Hon. John II. Buthwcll. Of Sedalia.
offered the following, which was
adopted:
"HvfolNrd That the thanks and oon-
pratulutinns nj the member Of the state
GENITAL committee are due, and ar here.
hy ttudtred Ia Thomas X Nicdrinrhuus,
ohuirmHn Of the committee. for hls ubiv.
patriotic AND Fu'crhsful services 10 the
committee, the party, the stat" and ma
ton during the late political campai9u''
Chairman Nicdringhaus announced
that s5,, 000 had been cSpVnded In tho
Missouri campaign, contributed hy
patriotic Mlssourians,