Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
IN THE ROl.ivlcAL WORLD.
utraws showlag now the PrssidentiAl
Breeae - slowing.

IN ThE rOi.lrICAL WORLD.
snsws shswias nos the rrssidentiai
Brsess - SLOWING.
Mr.. Blaine on Friday addressed bust
ness mems meeting in Chickering hall,
New York. Iu tho evening no reviewed
torchlight parade, which Is said by an
associated press dispatch to have been
considered the largest ever held in that
city. The numbers In line were swelled
BY clubs and delegations from the neigh.
boring cities and states, and were estima.
ted at nearly 10000.
Ex-Governor Hendricks on Friday spoke
at Kokomo, Marian aud Button in north.
ern Indiana. At Kokomo he had an
twenty thousand. At night he addresse
great meeting at Fort Wayne.
Chairman Hersel returned to Philadel-
phia, Friday night. He reports every
thing flourishing for the Democrats.
Il Ex-Governor St. John addressed two
. large meetings Of Prohibitionists iu Fort
Wayne, Indiana, on Friday.
IL General John A. Logan addressed q
, meeting of several .hcasand persons in
, Indianapolis, and reviewed q procession II
, his honor.
, Governor Cleveland returned to Albany
a early Friday morning. Ou Saturday h'
will 60 to New York to review parade o
business men.
a Mr.. G. V. r Ludingtou. of Monticello
!. N. Y, candidate for comptroller on the
t Republican state ticket in 1877, and !
!. straight Republican from the foundation
a of the party, announces his intention {,
n vote for Cleveland.
= VIM. Moulder writes from West Goshen
!, Chester county. under date OF Octobe
"a Goth: Myself, six sons and thirtee
,e grandsons will vote for Mr.. Clevelan
70 for president. I am In my eighty eigh
" year"
10 In the U. 8. circuit court at New o.
ID leans Friday Judge Psrdee heard argr
s. nent on the petition of George L. Morton
Is the U. s. supervisors of elections, ths
Ar State Registrar Brewster should "sho
re cause why 7,225 names of illegal, dea
Is aud other disfranchised voters, found G
ry the registration rolls, should not be erase
or and cancelled" The judge denied tt
motion, saying: $50 far as this matter
p. concerned, do not know of any statu
N. that confers jurisdiction to this cour
of outside of what the court has to guard
lie the interests os United States supervise
,st of elections and other federal officer
he Under the acts of 1875, the civil cour
ed should have Jurisdiction. II there W
Nv reference in this case to any direct statu
cd of the United States this court might
OF of competent jurisdiction, but this is
tn matter upon which this court cam
d. pass.
ng SHOULD HAVE SLAPPED HIS FACE
IN, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in an addre
ed to workingmen at the foot of Wall stre'
.in New York, Friday afternoon, told tht
he the Republican party was largely respc
sible for the idle industries all over I
nd land. The way the Republicans protect
ng labor was by importing thousands
ho foreigners, free of duty, to compete vi
ere American workmen. Speaking of p'
gle blind ministers calling on Blaine I
pot other day, he said their action was q
he grace to the profession; and wnen th
ON indorsed Blaine's proven rasca!ity the VIII
rly country ought to have turned itself into
. in exclamation point. Blaine, he sa
hat smiled approval when DR.. Buroh;
"Rum, Romanism and Rebellion ;" b
instead of smiling, he ought to b
slapped Burchard's face because of the
'hic suit to his mother. Abiding to the p
chase of votes, the speaker said the n
een who would sell his vote wo
irst sell his daughter. Mr.. Beec
=. also paid his respects TO Joy,
piic Hooking Valley business, "BelshazZ
OF feast" at Delmonico's, and closed ami
great cheering.
Iico Stirring Appeal,
fifth Eek Senator Wadleigh, of New Ha
shire, life long Republican, makes
'kee earnest appeal to the business men of
o. country:
OIL ask the business men Of this countr
they expect that when political life
red, been poisoned by dishonest doctrines
oeuf virus will not oontaminate all business
La, official circles viii not your serva
une your clerks, your cashiers, your brok
apply to your business the same rule
.rles Mr. Blaine applied to the business of
.ioal people. whose servant he was Will