Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
TELEcRAPHsC.
IN HONOR OF BLACK JACK

SnS' one of great magnitude. The 1 Republican, tctch bearing organlza-
 ton of this city made ti,tir fir>t np- pesr4nce in this cam 1aIgn, and iht aggregate marcbrrs mum bered abou' 5.OGo, in addition n he local orgsn>
 ". re present from neighborinr 1 clues General Logan arrived fire m 1 Pullman on a -peci..l tram. arriving
 at the Twenty Second street station at o'ci. ok. The arrival of the
 rain was announced by the firing 1 of ar iliery ard briilian. displ ~ of fire works. 4 mounted escort vas
 m waiting and the distinguished l party havi,g entert d carriages. the
 cnvalcade took up he line Of march
 norshward ou Michigan avenue to ! L Ike park, were stands had been
 ing. IL was 10:3O before the last of l the marching escort had reached the 0iot of rendtzyous, and GrneI al Logan was escorted 10 the speakers stand. The crowd then in the park l had swellrd tp about 39.000 Ou
 the and were Gen. Oelcshy, Gov :.
 Hamilton. Hon. Joseph Mt dill, Hon l ChaTl.s B. Farwill, William Penn Nixon, Cougressmen Davis, Dun>
 ham, Adams and an array If vice-
 presidents to the numb'r If fully 200. Gen. Logan was received with great cheering and spoke ns follows:
 'MR. CHAInMAN, and Fellnw- i Citizens aI Iin"is :-I am some N hat tray, lw"rn by my circnitnus route from he cherished capital of of nation 10 my native State and beloved nome. My fellow citizens and friends, my heart beats in har- ! mony with yours in all that pertains to our common humanity and to our citizenship. l made a Vow
 wil.n l fiisl entered public life 10
 devote all my energy to our whole
 people, and 10 look for my reward
 n tue consciousness that have
 kcpi the faith. l shall ever rem em-
 Der this great evidence of respect,
 with heari nverfi"wing with grati-
 tude- 1 return to you. my friVnds
 and fellow -cilizrns, thanks for lhis
 grand demons ration; and as It
 means much more IhHn merely 10
 be accepted as p' rsonai to myself,
 but HIS to the great principles to
 which 1 have been chosen in cons
 aectinn with one of our greatest and
 most brilliant American statesmen.
 in part 10 represent. l therefore deem il proper at tbIs time to exam inc some Of inc questions that devide the two great parties of the country. The Democratic party controlled this government with only few in- [, rvals from 1887 to 1861, and dur, iEg the tn nenty-four years there was only one important mersnre enacted in accord with it's financial policy, now remaing upon the statute books, viz: The independent tr asury sys- tenn" In 1860 when the Democrats l. st control of the government they 1t fl it financially wrecked. People were dishtart+ned and this country was almost a ruin. Thei. tinancisi i'd, as and tariff pslicy had brought ihe nation to it's lowest level with- out credit and almost without hope f,r the future II We may judge them by their reeoid up to that time, there is no ground for belief affairs of the Republic HIS to meet | the present demands of the people. ] Of tariff, he said that the ! history of the Democratic patty i shows d That on the subject of tariff, l it's coming into power would be full ! nf suggestions of danger. The Idea | of the D mocrntlc party, that the l market price Of the products of ihis country should be governed by he cast of ike products in other cnun> tries would, if allowed 10 be cons summated, bring the manufactur- ing interests of the country to ap eRd. He then reviewed what he termed he Republican American system, and claimed that 1t had fo>tercd the wealth of the nation until now the aggregate value 1f all property had It, ch the sum of fOryfour billion dollars, an in> crease If thirty billions n twenty years of Republican administi ation STAND AGAINST GOVERN
 OR CLEVELAND.
 SARATOGA. Aug. 25-John Kelley, Sheriff O Brien and otL Ter democratic eaters from New York pre back in ratnga after a brief trip to Goth m. Prominent Democrats cons inue 10 arrive here. It is now res , ,ried that Tammany Hall has made up it's minI 10 throw off it's mask entirely, and, in place of pass ng inc proposed resoluii D, which vas to simply recognize Cleveland $ he nominee of the Democratic 'arty, It will openly renudiate and york against him at the polls. ammany recognizes that Cleve- and has no chance of election, aud 'refers 10 go on record expressing Is true feeling to ard hIm. All he Democrats here appear blue, isgns'ed and demoralizcd, while 2 he Republicans are unusually en- husIastic over the outlook.
 RAILROAD GOSSIP.