Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
CLEVELAND'S HACKERS.
RALLY OF NEW rUsx 5 BUSINESS MEN.
Union sqasre. rev York, Not Large EUough
| TO Hold the Entn o,isstio Orowds-A
| Gals Democratic Day

TO Hold the Ensno,isstie Urowas-A
ssl~ Democratic Day.
The biggest meeting held in Wall street |
New Yo.k, since the war, was held the-o |
Thursday. Broad aud Wall streets were |
pac red considerably at all points within |
hearing of the speakers, on the sub treas |
ury steps, on the occasion Of the Cleveland |
and Hendricks meeting, gotten up by the |
clubs Of the various exchanges. AT the |
close OF business large delegations, headed
by bands OF music, started from the stock
exchange, the produce exchange, the cot.
ton exchange aud the mining aud
coffee exchanges and marched through the
streets to the corner of Wall aud Nassau
| streets, where the speaking stand, draped
| in flags, had been erected. As each dele
CATION came up it was oheered to the echo.
The greatest good humor prevailed aud
popular members of the different ex-
changes who were recognized in prominent
PLACES we're duly hailed. A novel effect
| was produced by the profuse scattering
of great lengths Of telegraph taps, which
we're uncoiIed from the windows of Kisr-
mans agency and the stock exchanges
| The clubs marched and countermarched
amid much enthusiasm.
On the the speakers stand were Roswell
p. Flower, ex Mayor Grace, G. NJ. Stead,
president Of the produce exchange /; eX
Governor Dorsheimer, Jenkinr Van
Schaick, K K. Livermore. Henry Meigs
and Q. NJ. Vail, stock exchange /; G. Jes.
born, Q. J. Hudson, F. N. Lawrence, d.
T. Wooden and John Bloodgood, produce
exchange Gustav Sohwab, Alex Mum,
E. Swithmsn and w. A. Cole, coffee ex-
change joseph O'Donohue. James Scott,
Allan MoDougal, G. Ii. Vanderhoff aud
II. Z. Madden, mining exchange; ]. Mex,
| M,phurp w w E,p,np rbarlas IL
Wilson, II. NJ. Cooke, J. r. Mcpherson
and Z. 5. Mendels, cotton exchange (; IL.
NJ. Fielding. Siegfried Grudder, Henry
Heuty, N. Gwynn and NJ. Lehman. At
8. 80 O'Clock p. IN, Mr.. Stead called the
meeting to order aud nominated Roswell
z. Flower for chairman. Mr.. Flower
said: MANY of you are Democrats, many
are Republicans all are here to day act
ing 10 unison to put 10 two men who have
been nominated for their honesty and
integrity. We are here to condem the
party that has seen fit to nominate impure
men," Mr.. Flower spoke amid uproarious
enthusiasm and concluded by introducing
Mr.. Dorsheimer.
| DoRsHEtMER ARRAIGNs BLAINE,
In the course OF his remarks Mr.. Dor
sheimer said: 81 arraign Mr.. Blaine as a
statesman who proposes to set in opera
tion forces that would destroy the govern
ment OF these states, forces more danger
ous than the rebellion. policy before the
operation Of which all self-government OF
the republic would disappear. tApplsuse
The first president of the United States
took the oath of Office here and you have
erected this noble monument to his mem
ory. Applause.1 What sort of a suo-
cessor to Washington do the Republicans
propose? Why is it that Washington is
cn.I;,;ss go no, =, 80 ;,.NI,. ..,s siea'
Ia w,s from .hs SoIa Of r. snn. w a. .n eus
of his head an bopsst ,,an n in,.SI ~. .op
win ev.r bs sonrd 20 c,s, snsr;oio,, '.,se, ,,n
hin Von 90 90 S.,ar,s;na ~ .p. pm
7 bnne Won will cnnnsa rissin Eno,n.
the qovsrnor ~ tbis s,.,. So. ha ~ :
NOR nov ~ sevan,aen TLnov ,b,thaJ -
posssss tba. very onaIitv wbiob Wash'
, ;ng,on had of nnoom mnrnn,;s;n, ~, -. ;,
Tknnlauss s'''!'
Er Governor S,,omo, nc w;s,o,s;, =
HIS snsech s.id az bava haa, TO- 80. -
fonr years a msmhs of ,ha Ran,h,inS5r a.. .TIh.5
=. marty 7 voted for Abrabau r;nn"iu oat
every ons of his snccsssnrs Rnt aa,"n. .
AZ a RenubIican vate for JamssG RIs;na v
? Alyernnn SniIvan was introSncsd Va
has b.en in M ssnse a nar,,san n.s,;nl,
r. ia .s II ws b.d haa washinn,on o"S,uE hin,anf
wavino bis n, u,a;sstio hand and y. ill., -,
mseting to orSar n Wasb;nstnn ,var ~
alive he wonld be bsre ta,ing nsrt =, M
, bonest mans meetin1,I The mast;n,
o soon closed with Tsw sinuins words frop
n ex Mayor Grace.
w,. cor>rz, ,,r,,oon ,o,,..
DHhooNN'i fAhApE'
In the evening there was tremendou
meeting IN Union square. II it take
oo,Voo people 10 Jam oaton square chok
II iuii tnere were 5O,ooo people there T.
q Watoh the county Democracy parade. A
A many thousands more, who couldn't get i
:, the square, choked Fourteenth street ant
" 0vernowed into Ihird avenue and int
q broadway above and below the square
women were "edeed IN the crowd, fire
WORKS panied the AR red aud blue an
r green, ana an occassionai sulky bomb tina
q would NOT go on, put come down whole
A iens spice OF danger 10 the occasion
bunting, at the corners OF the square
A rade itself was bewildering. There wer
fully 90 600 men in line. many of thar
!, | unifnrmed Thev cnuld not ,oa.a ohoc