The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-22
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICANS.


Known Party Leaders.
A larger attendance than even tho
o ~sanguinc had anticipated was
present at the house warming
and meeting OF the ST. Louis Ham
ilton CLUB ut 27al Pine street. says the
Globe Democrat:
The meeting was called to order 10y
Judg" Seldcn T.. Spencer. Virc-prcsidcnt
81 we 'luh' ~ the rslur.i OF lIesident
busincss meeting was dispensed with. In
ANNOUNCING. the purpose Of the mccting.
which he declared was tho ccmuutatiun
VI al republican uctionnlism In tho city.
Judge Spencer declared that the large at
tohdniice ptvSag,Tl the elimination. Ut tho
word "fuctiOnnliTm' 80 FAR ~ the 1t.
Louis aud Missouri republicans were con.
CUrii,d, aud substituted In IT, stead the
words Of "unanlmity ana harmony In
tory nt I'll" party tho chairman said!
The leaders ~ the republican party
act That has proved of benefit To the ma
ton. ThcS have stood responsible for
Freedom of manhood, honesty IN govern
mental administration, the purity " the
ballot and the rightH VI citiEcus In gem
"rhl Republican congresses have been
advanced the history NJ tho United Stutps
~ those. periods that have been epoch
making.'
Gen. shields.
Gen. Shields said he had made speeches
Tor YEATS IN the interest uf the republican
party and expected To- cuuiinur doing ~
unti ia. state showed some evidence Of
hiH work In Missouri. h" said. ~ T. "a
question uf the mnn who can furnish
placed IN charge 1T state nnnirs. and that
man 90 ~ hc found ~ the republican co.'s
utnn. 50 Tar a. IN, individually con.
t'tucd,' H." declared, - am In ttVur uf
any muu who H. In favor uf the tepuh-
h'tn PARTY, because that party repre-
Ecntt al that q good aud honest In adj
The rood feeling that prevails In the
rtluhltfau gathering ~ this hdli prevails
party that vurttca ~" city 1T ~ Louis
s9lhs 20 CRY ~ state nhd we're no
trn, shields called attention TO coudl.
uuuh IN Missouri, referring to the demo
eatio party aud. their acts ~ the yallcr
fact that the party refused in nrr.ri ,no
impartial election law Ut 40, aud placed
hu Imposition un the p"opl" by The IaasH.
hEr NJ ~" NrHbti law IN lA1. following II
With IN" pullrU law. laws for e. Ioarph
nid Kansas CITY, und amendments to the
EXISTING laws that made government IN
coming this h. advocated ~" selection
~ only IN" best men un The republican
ticket
Cyrus y. waibridg-.
The speech Of the evening was made
by Cyrus T.. walbndgc. who has been
Endorsed by the republican state con
Ncntion a. tho Missouri candidate for
the Vice presidential nomination ~ the
party. mud whU will he pushed by the
Missouri delegates for the honor.
The controlling sentiment of Missouri
~ Tits time u republican. The forces
mat control our industrial activities, the
init.7 ihlt mhnltE" Our social progress.
"l these forces Hr" In harmony with the
.t,9l 'ohli1llihg sentiment which directs
national nnhlr. MiSsnutl In ~ these
things, " lko Illinois, like ohio. like MIS-
cnnsiu, like Iowa. ~" ~ the rfrat rtltrl
which steadily civ" their support Ia the
nui"nh republican party. Missouri be-.
l"hAH "a mat group. %l~rlun" her p"npir.
49, De whole, ur" inHpirsd Ly thp same
mniiNoH, the sam" ambition. aud puf-
hut, ~ tmno methods 10 achieve nioir
Missouri o. republican I'm an thlngs Ga.
cont l,f political action. uud the timo 10
j. within ~" power ~ this generations.
So. Of ihlH day, 80 Turn ~" fpuiu IN MiH-
lliL nnh lll'. Dor lnlluri uctivlti"H ~
hlihlnnA win her social, commercial aud
mduHirinl sentiment. " you uak mo how
tn 81" H. viii uurwort Got together.
.,l3 l"t'ih'i w"ik together WIN an
~" can not carry Missouri n W. all
ny g." hn E'h'ul ~" win carry Mia-
r"ufi " We Hf" al willing IL serve In tho
rams We can mot ,irfh MissuuII hy trN-
lhF. tu uH" Tho phttN Tor ourselves Ne
: WIZ HANN. hAN.HNNNNN NN W. NNNNNhN Nnm NANIN
"" y" p" ~ any riri'ilN wh"f" ~"
nnii,l Voice ~ tie paris indi,ttcs that
Mis OUT By dividing IA" frIiiH OF Victory
h.'urr victory o. Won. We viii carry
Mir-uurl 90 We Hl forget nur share ~
tliu itnii7. mud thiuk only ~ cpmmun
Missouri hN dehasirr oar own state ~"
can 'frtN Missouri by lutiur hor inufp
'h.ut hl "ih'iH, und 80 Dndu'tlnE our
selves HH Z" carfy conviction NJ ouf alice
Isl, brother republicans. W. uro citl-
zsnH NJ unr Of The uoblpat Htttrs In thr |
Union, hud the pii2o IL worthy ~ our
united, Hintrrv Hud earnest onOrt. Lat
uN make that Utut' l't us FORGET our
r,rapnai ambitions ana work Tor Tue
glory 81 nif state. lot rs forget that
~ tv"r had HuimuHltiDH. let us forget
tlWi We eyer had = grudg" against an
take. which Homc Of ~ may hay" nude.
aud let ~ remember that only uur plain
duty uH men, 49, uitlEonH. ms household |
.rr 20 serve faithfully IA" great pmuuu |
~ w. Io this and 80 couduc, oursoiyc. |
uH 10 convince tho people uf our state
that ~" ere earnest aud honest, ~" olcc-
Theodore RuuH"yolt. II "" do thit, W.
/ VIII place iu Jefferson tltg 10 governor
WIN believes tlmt 'Hi ounce of pr"yen-
ton lH worth q pound ~ curr' II We do
thiH. "" VIII have "a state udminisiriiuu.
dgrufiur nli ltH time 10 clcun, iuFt man.
uE,iurut ~ stat" HnllrA fur the b"uViit
ui ~ The people without distinction.
"M"n ~ the ~. Louis Hamilton club.
70 must 10. our part. and do
iug N nov =
chnirmnn ALIps.
On the announcement that Mr.
Nngol was not able 10 attend, Chair
nun r j Atkins was called ON for a
rpccch lie responded by asking every
person present To lend his assistance
an turpIug thn ,J.un,,,.tu f,,p, ,,,....