The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-21
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brother Repub--er Dem--a poper l.
er hem, fellow Democrats!
/ come before you with message of
right good cheer. President Taft,
l mean Bryan l should say I
my fellow citizenship in the
party OF the stated am here to
say to you; say it with this useful
right hand OF mine pointing toward
Washington, my left lying nervously
upon my hip, l say l have come with
a message calculated to cheer you'll
am here. bring my congressional
record untarnished, with me"-it is an
open book q little child can read it.
l come to you brother Rep-Demo-
Gratis, to tell you why am here,
what came for, why l intend to go
back. Don't misunderstood me, l
said 20 back. The road TO political
honor is broad, broad enough for US
all. am on my way. have been on my
way for many years. 1t is devious.
sort of serpentine political highway,
but am here to tell you that l feel
encouraged now that l am training
with the party l like better than
any other political parties; l like it
and 1 say it without fear and with,
out the aid or consent of any other
nation. l say we must have silver,
the free and unlimited coined silver
we need it. Pray tells me we don't
need it! ! come 10 you gentleman OF
Gallatin--er, l mean Carbon county,
that you may gaze upon one who has
run the gamut OF political stations.
l am a recordbreaker, a trail blazer
into new and strange places l have
mingled with men OF every shade Of
political belief, ! have tried to make
good in other parties. l am now in
the second dimensions OF my astral
plane. l am a Democrat scattering
,applause.) l see ahead Of lie many
things OF ponuerous propoLions, SEE
victory, yictofy snlilng and beckpn-
lug W me and 70 Us. see, Fray
tell me What See! walked out vi
. convention hall III 81. Louis with
Mantle, Teller and Others; went
back to butte ana the Republican
party drew HE III a carriage up W
broadway. l sat III d decorated
buggy and lie Republican party,
fervently grasplng rope attached 70
that buggy, winrled me up town
where l was the whole Thing for q
minute. II was greater than Bryan,
Bryan. who lave just learned, has
also bolled--he quit an old friend,
Mayor Dahlman OF Omaha, candidate
for governor Of Nebraska, because he
just Wouldent subscribe to Mr..
Dahlman's principles that it were
we'll to let liquor laws stand just as
they are. agree With my olu
friend Brayan--why shouldn't the
people butt in on the liquor law
Whoever heard Of such a thing? (Here
the speaker paused TO sip water from
a glass placed on the speakers table
by the central colnmittee). Bryan $
bolt was the noblest act OF them all.
Now ladies and gentlemen, farmers
and miners, fellow Pop-Demo-cr-ats,
l come TO you wearing crown OF
thorns and the cross OF gold. l was
sent for and came. / am glad to see
you. l want you to send a man to
the legislature who will vote for our
leader, w. A. Clark, for senator. W.
A. Clark will 70 to the senate if We
elect a Democratic legislature. Think
of it! Think of the atthings Clark
did when he was in the senate! He
was instrumental In getting an ap-
preparation through to decorate the
cloak room with three, count 'em
three paintings from the brush of M.
Bourboninere d'Arbybum Miserables
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