Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-07
LAST RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN
Rousing Republican Rally At the Atheneum
Saturday Night At Which Republican
Doctrine Is <Expounded By Senator
Hansbrough, Judge Emery and Govern
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express their choice by their votes,
should vote for republican candidates,
and not be deceived into casting their
ballots for Independent or democratic
candidates. ',:..
/ From this, Senator Hansbrough
passed to national issues. He showed
the weakness and fallacy of the demo-
cratic party. It's inability to deal with
the great questions Of the day. Its
failure to deal with the question of
trusts and combinations because the
belief Of the democratic party was in
states rights and with this belief it
was impossib BILE for them to enact
legislation giving the federal govern
ment authority. to control trusts.
I The senator paid his respects to
Bryan&and Parker. He did not think
there was single Bryan man who
wanted Parker elected. 4 He expressed
his admiration of Bryan's ability as
an orator and illustrated it with sew
eral pat stories. Parker's attitude
after the democratic convention, and
his professed fondness for Bryan re-
minded him of the little boy whose
load Of hay had upset by the roadside.
A kind hearted gentleman passed by
and told the boy to come to his house
and get his dinner and after that he
!, would send his man to help him right
the load. The boy was 10th to go and
;. ,said he feared "Pa would not like it,
but finally went. After dinner, which
was had at the farm house several
miles distant, the kind hearted gentle.
man again told him he would send the
man to help him right the load, after
a little while and again the boy told
him he feared "Pa would not like it,.
'Where is your Pa?" asked the man.
"Why, Pa is under the hay said the
boy. That was the status after the
!, convention. Bryan was under the hay
and Parker wanted to get him out but
: he,hardly dared do so.
At the close Of Senator Hans
brough's address, Judge Emery OF
Minneapolis made one of the best
political speeches that has been heard
: in the city. Judge Emery Is logical
speaker, eloquent, witty and his ad
dress was full of solid facts so pre-
sented as to be interesting throughout
Judge Emery paid a neat tribute tc
the women in the audience. stating
:. that the American ballot was made in
:, the home and he was glad to see the
interest of the mothers, wives and
), sweet hearts in the campaign. He
paid an eloquent tribute to- the party
founded only fifty years ago and its
;. remarkable growth. It had been right
. on all public questions and was a party
= of construction. not Of opposition. HI
, then turned to a fist of figures ant
!. facts prepared and printed on large
sheets, for the instruction OF thu
audience. BY figures Of values o
: products, bank clearings, balance o
trade, and other statistics taken from
= the government reports he proves
!. the prosperity that had followed tn
:. following Of republican, policiesd al
:, the disaster that had overtaken tn
country whenever democratic policie
were put into effect. His argument
:. were convincing and he intersperse
: his figures with humorous comment
i ! that held the interest Of his audienc
: throughout. He told Of Parker's a
! titude on the money question, REMIND
"a ing him of the little girl who lispe
!. and was frequently laughed at. Sh
"a was sent. to the store for a quart
! vinegar, and as she could not say vint
g gar with lisping, she asked the stor
2 keeper to smell Of the jug and Civ
Z her quart Of that. Such wa
4 Parker's straddle on the money que
i ton. and his final sending Of his tel
4 gram declaring for gold. IL
3 Judge Emery closed with an el'
IS ouent recounting OF the deeds OF r
y publican leaders. He paid q tribut
ia to President Roosevelt, who ne sal ss
4 was quick on the trigger but AWAY ''
- shot straight. He alluded TO h
ld prompt and sensible action In e
4 Panama canal matter, q u the CO
ID strike and other great questions ar
ia cited them to show the resident
Is honesty and common sense.
n 10 matter how . man gets Z bin.
=. ~, he Ii bound 70 have a guilty los
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