Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-10-13

to the measure.
Let me assure you now that since
the people have expressed themselves
in favor of the refunding of this debt
upon basis that Is to their interest
and fair to the interests involved, that
will sign such a measure as governor
believe that the continuance of the
final settlement of this question and
the discussion 1t win bring out and
the understanding the people will gain
thereby win do good and that the re-
suit will be one In accord with the
best interests Of all concerned. The
will of the people goes with me.
I'm order to secure good legislation
1t is necessary to have good, able leg
islators. know the three Democratic
legislative candidates to be good men.
The three have been legislators since
have been governor. know them.
They are good. able. conscientious ad-
visors. / want you to elect them. We
need them in the states business.
when elected will without fear or
favor do the best as God has given me
the understanding to do the best for
all interests. and with a true appre-
citation of the confidence you bestow
will have lookout and regard for the
welfare of every man. woman and
child within the purview of my officiai
duty.
I'm the conduct of state affairs /
need the support of honest. able state
officials. / cannot commend too strong
ly the sound judgment of James G..
Sweeney for judge of the supreme
court He Is one of the ablest lawyers
in the state. l know him. l have
tested him. Frank p Mannix. for Sec
retary of state, is just the man for the
place. He Is a brilliant newspaper
man, capable of filling any position
within the gift of the people. want
you to elect him. George Bartlett Is
an able, educated man. He Is of the
material and makeup that will make
the scrupulous, the honest, the able
congressman. We who know George
Bartlett love him for his great, good,
sincere qualities, truly a man OF the
people and who as a member of con-
gress- will shed iustre upon Nevata
and will more than ever be the means
OF having the eyes OF the world on
Nevada. Make sure of his election.
Take Dave Ryan and Lieutenant
Governor Dlckerson and r. E. Stod-
dard for attorney general, and General
Kelly for surveyor general. and the
balance of the Democratic nominees,
and all are of that make and metal
that should receive your full and un-
divided support"
The governor was much applauded.
Justice Sweeney made a brief face
tious talk divorced from politics, stat
ing that he understood the nature of
the position he was a candidate for,
and that when he assumed the judicial
robes he would minister out equal and
impartial justice to all litigants, ire
spective of creed, politics or station of
life of anyone appearing before the
court. Sweeney had the audience with
him, and a great salute he received.
The last speaker to be introduced
is man who presents calm patriotism
itself. A man of middle height. illus
trating the stature of an orator; an
eloquent tribune by nature good
forehead; his voice earnest and me-
lodious; contemplative when not in
action, but when In action his devotion
to conviction. the result OF reason, be-
come like electric sparks. for his
words touch the audience and sway 1t
for the right. His mind is truly fo-
Gus of rightful acts, and when that
warmth and soul of his conjoins his
sincerity and honesty he becomes SO
penetrating and forceful as to rank
him not alone as true orator of De
mocracy. but possessing the qualities
and views of statesman. Such is
the impression that George A. Bart
lett makes upon an observer and an
audience. Truly. his Caliente display
OF eloquence and wisdom revealed the
man of the hour. II struck the writer
as though Bartlett were ignorant OF
his own power until duty and the as
alignment of congressional centes,
enforced this power.
HIS speech was luminous and com
lposite of the great principles and ideas
lof Democracy. II was likewise an
analysis of the falsity of Republican
claims and false pretense. as It relates
to the claims and assumptions OF the
Republican spellbinders. +The Repnb
/ iicans are making the argument thai
the prosperity of the nation and the