, 1910-10-20
A PROFITABLE F. T
Governor Brooks and Senator Warren Make Interesting and Con.
vincins Sp~eeches-Judse ~KuykendaIl pays his Re.
spects to the Rawlins Journal.

Notwithstanding two days of cold rain aud very Indictment
weather Tuesday evening an audience of $50 or 300 people greeted
the Republican speakers at JeDsen's hall Tuesday evening. A more
deeply interested audience has never been gel in the hall and the
most profound and respectful attention a given each speaker as he
placed before them-not abuse, not inuendo, not charges of graft and
mlsrepresentaton-but facts and figures thereby refuting and putting
to rout all the TRADE Of abuse aud fasehood that had been voiced at
the Carey meeting held in that hall on the night of the 18th inst.
The meeting was called to order and Governor Brooks was pre-
sented to the audience a the first speaker. For a n hour and
twenty minutes, with the exception of an occasion interruption, when
the people voiced their approval in applause. the Governor had the
undivided attention OF every one in the hall and when he closed no
one wonld have SAID he had talked for more than 30 minutes, 80 in
teresting and convincing had been his arguments. When he closed
the people knew something Of the great work he had done as the Gov
ernor of Wyoming during the six years in which his administration
had been in power.
Senator Warren W greeted with n ovation when he arose to speak
that must have been gratifying to that able and interchangeable work
Ell for the people of Wyoming. Always a favorite with Saratoga peo-
Pile he held HI u Hence closely from the beginning to the end Of his
very able and interesting talk, He convinced the people of what it
would mean to turn the affairs of the government of Wyoming over to
a man who does nothing but go about the state filing charges of graft
and Acknowledgement concerning the splendid administration that this
state has been enjoying since the year 1896, when the people placed
the republicans again in power after a democratic administration that
lost the state over a million dollars out of it's banks and deprecated
the value of the property in the state more than two millions of dol
lars. He was also emphatic in his opinion as to what it would
mean if Senator Clark, the head of one of the most important Senate
committees, aud Congressman Mondell, at the head of one of the
most important committees in the House, should they be replaced by
men who would have to work II or 10 years before they could posi-
bly, attain the standing and influence these men now hold.
Judge Kuykendal, who had been invited to occupy a seat on the
platform, was then introduced and while avowing his democracy in
most emphatic terms, said that he could heartily endorse everything
that the two speakers had set forth. He then proceeded to denounce
the Gbelious and dastardly manner in which the Rawlins Journal had
accused him of using his connection with the two large fraternal
orders to help bis political prospects. The Judge said that he
never had been a willing candidate on the democratic ticket, always
running under protest and that be had never in his life asked anyone
much less a brother of either one of the orders, to support him.
There was an informal reception after the Speeding at which
every one crowded around to shake hands with aud congratulate the
speakers. The chairs were then moved and those SO inclined in
dulged in dancing. A special train from Encampment brot a num-
Der of people from that place, the train returning home about 1 O'Clock
in the morning.