The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-25
POLITICAL POINTS.
Republican Phillips Declines TO Run for
Mayor of New York.
HENDRICKS AND BLAINE BooMs.
The Buckeye Butterflies Refuse to Con.
slider any Fusion
AND WILL FLOCK BY THEMSELVES
The oncial Count of Ohio Promulgated
shows Republican Plurality of
ll,322--The state Canvass
Some Nomina lions, Etc.
AND WILL FLOCK BY THEMSELVES
rhe IndIann wheelhorso sam runInr.

The Indiana Wheelhorsc Stil Pulling.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2l,-- E&-GoY. Hen
bricks reached Greencaske this morn
ing, and was met by reception commit
tee, three bands of music, and a large
crowd. He was escorted to the Central
hotel and credtablo parading followed.
AZ 1880 Hendricks appeared at the
Wigwam, and addressed an audience
numbering 10000. In his speech he dis
cussed the tariff, claiming that duties
should be- levied only for tho purpose of
deiraying expenses OF the government.
lie said Cleveland received support
from the best elements of Republicans,
including ministers, scientists, college
professors, students, editors and labor.
ers. lie eemphaSi2ed the fact that the DEM
ocrats looked for Strong support from
Independent Republicans. In his clos
ing remarks he eulogized the Demo.
cratic party, saying 1t espoused the
cause OF the weak against the strong.
the poor man against the rich, the on.
pressed against the oppressor. He also
paid n tribute to Abraham Lincoln, saw
ing he was the best Republi an presi-
dent ever elected, and that If living to-
day he would bo an ardent Democrat.
Ihe speech was frequently interrupted
by applause.
a BIG TIME AT rERREHAurE.
TERRE HAurE, Oct A.--Gov. Hem
drieks received great ovation here to-
night. lie arrived in the city at :
he addressed an Immense crowd
The torchlight procession to-nghl
which he reviewed from the hotel, was
the largest yet seen here, 1000 marchers
being in line. II was the most
notable demonstration held here for
years. a feature of the procession
was company of men carrying brooms
fifteen feet long. All along tho line
mere was great enthusiasm an
llre works on an extensive scale.
Many business houses and private
residences were brilliantly illuminated
The crowd ut the wigwam was
so dense, and the demonstration
was SO great, that it was with
difficulty that the speaking proceeded.
Mr.. Hendricks was wildly cheered
Tho noise outside of the wigwam
by persons who could not
got in was so great tha,
volunteers wore called for by the chair.
man to suppress it. When quiet WAS
partially restored Hendricks made 4
twenty-minute speech. lie said:
On Tuesday week you will be called
upon to say whether the Republican
party shall be Kept in power
surely, the Republican pai ty
mas been in pow r "a long
as Us any one party. ought TO be. Mr.
Blaine tells you the prosperity of the
country depends upon q high9protectivp
tariff. During the mst ton wear.
mere than six years have been wears of
panic. I'll tell you what brings prospe.
rlly; IL IL fair, equal aud Just laws,
lCheers') we Cannot have prosperity
whlle the taxation laws ar,
unjust and unequal Pray tell mr
how these tariff laws became
unequal and unjust? What part,
mas allowed them to become sog
"a voice; Republican party.") Thai
Marty is to be no longer trusted, Tht
democratic party dcrll ares for
INC equalization of these taxa
tlon laws; that taxation shall
not exceed the requirements ol
government, and that taxes shall bt
highest ON articles oi luxury and
lowest on articles Of necessity. What,
wrong with that2 Applause An nd
Juatllehl based in justice is what ",
want. How much higher tlial
wy pIescnt taflit does Blaine want
~ An additional vrUlt has beer
DUG under the treasury building
ana u Is being filled with The pacpc's
'ilNer. The vault is to hold SjO,00UO60 oi
The peoples silver. The question
Is, shall we dig more vaults and
bury the treasury of the country ol
shfl we leave the money in the pockets
OF the people and I'm the channels al
trade, and stimulate tho business inter
ests OF the country? Wheat nj
chicago yesterday was tho lowest tbal
u has been for twenty years. Indianf
has honored me in the past. VIII 1t bt
Wlthdrawn from me now? Cries o
"NoW "Now
AFTER tho speaking, Gov. Hendricks
was drlven to the Catholic fair, IN pro.
gress at bowling hall, whero he wa,
enthusiastically cheered as the neXt
vice president