Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-12
GOV. HESDRICKs.

GOV. HENDRICKS.
DAYTON, ONO, Oct. ll.-H6n,
Thos. A. Hendricks passed through
Dayton at II O'Clock this morning
with Senator Pendleton, Gen. Rose
Grams aud other distinguished men.
They were met at the depot by one
thousand people. Short speeches were
made thanking the people for their
presence and assuring them that the
state would 90 Democratic in October.
The train stopped but fifteen minutes.
a GRAND MASS MEETING.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. 1l,-Gov.
Hendricks arrived here this afternoon.
He was received Mt the depot and es-
corle to the hotel by the Young Mems
Democratic club and large reception
committee. This evening there was
one OF the greatest political demon
STATIONS in Ohio. AT the mass-meet-
ing there was speaking from
two stands, by Gov. Hen
Hubbard, of Texas Hon. Howe, of
Of New York. Hon. II. b. Payne, SEN
ator Peudleton, Hon. w. N. Hensel;
Of Pennsylvania, aud Hon. Tracy
Richards of Buffalo. Gen. Rose,
Grams presided ~ one stand and
Congressman Koran at the other.
Following the speeches was the largest
process sion o. torch bearers ever seen
ia this section. Ten 60 fifteen
thousand men were in line on horse
and foot. The park was goTgeously
illuminated The demonstration
closed with u display of fireworks
Excursions came in on every railway
leading 20 the city. Gov. Hendricks
was eerenaded tonight by the Legion
club.
BLAINE APrLYING HIS MAGNETISM.
LANCASTER, ONO, Oct II In the
center of the mining district in the
Hooking Valley, Jacksonville, Mr..
Blaine made the following speech !:
III ann at home anywhere it is in the
coal region. was born and
brought up in the valley of
the Monongahela and / know
something about coal and have been
an owner Of coal lands all my life, and
the greater part of all the property 1
have in the world Is in coal, aid have
also been engaged in the mining of
coal. am a director OF a company
la West Virginia. / have had
twenty-seven years experience in
connection with the coal Industry and
count It part OF my good fortune
that never nlyself or the company with
which have been connected has ever
had strike, quarrelo or dispute OF any
kind with any of the men. Further, l
can say that during the past eighteen
months the company has been able to
pay $50 month 10 every one of the 200
men engaged. You see, therefore, that
| am not talking Of u subject that
don't understand, but while | az
knowledge that ann an owner of coal
lands In Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia | am kindly assured by num-
Der OF Democrats in Ohio that own a
large tract of coal land ia the Hooking
valley. Now think taat when man
has property attributed TO him which
he protests he don't own, and when
the other party insists that he does
own II, they ought TO be compelled to
make Ii good 10 him. They say am
large owner 10 the Hooking valley
syndicate. | say / don't own a share.
They say again that do. Let them
come Into court and make the owner
ship good TO me. / could bring them
into court aud under the issue suggested
could bankrupt great many Demo-
cratic editors and speakers who insist
that own great deal of property
which l never aid own. understand
that the miners here have bad some
trouble here with theopefAiors and my
political opponents say that am one
OF the operators. As l said, nevel
had any trouble with the men In The
mines Ia which am interested, and
! never expect To have any because
IL cannot conduct It without iroub e
of this kind / shall abaI 4 III the busl
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