Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-23
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The Democrats made a very cred
| liable parade last evening. Prompts
" at 7 o'clo k the parading column
was formed by ]. L. Alexander at
| the junction of slaricopa and wash
ington streets, numbering with The
band and traneparencies lis lights
1t WAS noticeable that many Of the-e
were carried 10y Toys. The parade
iook in 'he main part cf Washing
or and Monroe streets and then
made It's ccbut on the plaza.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. ) d. Loupt, chairman oi The
Democratic club, ana long list of
Vice Presidents were called 10 the
stand. among wiaom we noticed
Messrs E Garz. {. Goldman, I.
stroud. c. Il. Grey, Simon Noyingcr,
4 L. Henshaw anu either no, nov
recalled.
The chairman then proceeded f.
expless his qualification that the
Republican majority in Ohio is no
Iarger than it i, and then Intro>
duced the Hon. Il. c. Baker, who
proc eded to arraien The RepUbll~
can party on Tie SAM old points,
viz: public lands. corruption, etc,
and finally woun! up by making
what Re could cut Of what he cons
strued to be Col. Beams Slight 10
the Jews.
Col. Ford, Of Texas, was next in
troductd and Travelled back over the
history of the government for
hundred years to gather up one or
two instances wherein be thought
the Democratic party had shown
itself freud Of American citizens,
and drew therefrom the conclusion
that the foreigner was bound t.
vote for the Democratic party and
wound up by saying that foreigners
must vote for the Democracy.
Chairman Lount then introduced
Joe Campbell, who, in his usual
style, spent his time in explaining
what is meant by The Democratic
platform of this county, and aid he
was answering Judge Fweed'7
speech of some weeks ago. He
finally closed ny item ping to show
low the Secretary of the Treasury
had stolen the title sum of about
two huuored and forty~; Ugh. mill
lions ty ordering the Treasurer TO
tear out leaves of his accounts show
IN that difference. H then refers
red to how he hid been kicked out
of the office of Deputy U. S. Attor-
ney for in~ultipg his friends and
those who had nppornied him; said
be didn't believe in or propose, if
elected, to have morals incuicated
Iii the public schools.
DIR w. ". Jones WIS then intro
duced by Chairman Lount and al
once gave the au,i.crce to under-
stand that he was noi enc of the
OGIlDli IL NtiifltltE' tt & tl4s 4 OftfflY
Platform that squelchtd the 7 ilroad
resolution by openly promising his
support to any railroad roject thai
wouId 5rpg a road into The valley.
Frank Cox was called on and pre-
sented by Mr. Lount, but SAID bu, d
few words, most Of which were to
the effect that Prescott ana 1avapai
County are the deadly enemies Of
Marie pa co1nly and therefore
Maric0pa citizens should not vote
for DR.. Ainsworlh, rs he Is a most
emphatic Yavapai man.
The mee'ing was the largest the
Democrats have yet held, but in
point Of aipdieucs a. the and was
scnIcely as lnrae ;.a tie Republican
me, ting at .he courthouse plaza.
Quiie a large number ot RI tpuhli-
cans were present ana staid lhrough-
out the meeting. though fl5e crowd
diminished about lie half before
it closed.