The daily sentinel., 1906-10-20

holes of he'll of Denver. The latter
1 are promised protection If they furn-
ish votes for the bosses and the boss
os pride themselves on controlling
most everything from the lowest dive
keeper to the man who runs the great
Denver University"
He bitterly denounced the papers
Of Denver. especially the Denver Re-
publican which he branded as a pure
ly corporation tool and at one time
controlled by the gamblers syndicate
lie referred to the vileness of some OF
the judges of Colorado, not naming
them. He said he wrote the state
registration law and was instrument
tal in getting 1t passed but the Denver
Republican claimed that the Republi
ran party did it all.
The Judge asked his audience TO
keep away from bosses and vote for
Che, best man. 81 acknowledge no
| boss or machine. If elected governor
1 will go to the state house unpledg-
ed to do the right and follow the
truth in the interest of the people OF
Colorado .
Lindsey declared that some people
said he was crazy. simply because he
wanted to do right
The judges closing appeal was
powerful and when he finished he
was heartily cheered At various
times he was interrupted by applause
that seemed to be general.
He talked much of his efforts in
behalf of the children of the state and
he claimed that he had been handi-
capped by Democratic and Republi-
can leaders alike all along.
Folloding Judge Lindsey, Col. Faw
made an impassioned and stirring
address. His speech was DEVOTE
mainly to praising Lindsey and say
ing things about the Independent can
didate that the candidate could hard
ly say himself. He said that Lind
say was paying his own way. I'VE
have no railroad passes, and no news
paper" He referred to how the Post
OF Denver supported Lindsey until
Lindsey would not stand for a county
| ticket in Denver the Post wanted and
that paper threw him overheard He
said that the Post was to pay all ex-
penses of the Lindsey campaign un-
| til this hitch in the county ticket pro
| glam came up. He spoke of the large
crowds that had greeted Lindsey dur
ing his campaign and declared that
he had aroused more enthusism than
any other candidate. He attacked
Governor Adams, referring to "his
campaign of vindication." denounced
him as weak in giving up when he
was unlawfully thrown out and de
clared that if Lindsey was elected
no power would throw him ont "hel
stay If they shoot the state house te
pieces.
He declared that Phil Stewart
though corporation man that he is
could not stand for the rottenness ol
the Republican party and got off tho
ticket then Evans reached up to tn,
Holy sanctuary and goot poor ole
Buchtel and is trying to make sa
chet bag of him TO perfume the rot
tcnness and filth of the party
He triumphantly predicted tn,
election of Lindsey and told numer
GUS funny stories illustrating how
fast Lindsey would run. The praise
that the judges personal manageI
sang of him reached to the skies an'
Lindsey might properly have retired
from the stage while he was beint
so gloriously pictured. Faw is one
pf those loud. rapid firing speakers
FUN of humor and sarcasm that II
rough on the edges lie knows how
10 entertain n crowd and he had In,
audience cheering him wildly las
night time after time.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Judge Lindsey held an informal re
ception. shaking hands with nearly
everybody in the house. He and Col
Faw then walked TO the hotel alone