Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-30
POLITICAL.
An Immense Mass Meeting 81 Ger
mana in New York City En-
thuaiastic Over Cleveland.
John Kelly Comes Out in Support Of the
Democratic Ticket Tammany
Halls Nominations.
Gov, Ireland and Barnett Gibbs ON
State Issues at the Callahan
County Barbecue.


pkMOCNArtc MAss~MlsRrING.
NEW York, Sept. %. The Academy
OF Music was crowded tonight, a. were
the streets In the vicinity, ON the 90.
casion OF Democratic mass-mcetlng.
The interior Of the building was hand
eomely decorated, aud there waa con-
siderable display OF iiro.worke. Gem.
higel called the meeting to order.
Among the vice-presldenls were Geo.
Ehrest, Phil Ebaleir Peter Dolluer
Henry Blrschon aud b. q. Nnngling'
all brewers. Gen. Franz Sixel presld.
ed, and IN opening hla speech said:
We don't holisyo 10 prohihitinn Wen rca
aemociaiic republic, wewent 70 boiong TO
deMnieil o. the Tweed hug and other rinta
gftne kind. We want Apt only change III
the highest oiAclNls OF the administration,
but n wedding ont Ofnli corrunt an he,ae,,
May the victorious Democratic Marty with
ils glououa alliea act nom thai stand.point,
Oswald Ottendorfer editor of the
Stats IeiiunR,w was chosen president OF
the meeting and WAS received with
cheers. Every mention by Ottendarfer
OF the names OF Cleveland and Hen.
| bricks was greeted with applause. He
closed his speech by saying Of Cleye-
land;
4 You have y man who hesitntss not q mo.
| mont 10 show 20 the door the ltiendH pi rnr~
tnptlun aud dtntaroguua M soon AZ thNy
\ dare 20 approach him, a man who cannot
1 he Induced ny personal OF political aonaiuer-
MSS shown him 10 he The highest. and M
Il thtte frHAu1e has expelled the worst rlSi
ment o. his parry, whilo nlaino attracted
/ thomi man PERFECTLY unmoved by tho hue
and cty raised by Butlor aud Grady and me
I mhble generally and who would undouhi.
I cdly decline the preslucnep were Il 10 be Of.
] lntngu Nv Tho mica "a
I pttaona IN return fof their niendahlp.
iisnce she declaration ~ Tho chicago
! WISCONSIN was npplaudod 10 ocho Throughout
1 the country anu that everywhere tue re-
mark coulu DO heard when he said, Two love
/ Cleveland most ON account OF the enemies no
I has mhde.' To this great truth ID only 10 be
| added, "And we oppose blaine moat strenu.
onsly ON account OF the frlunds he has
Gov Solomon OF Wipcoualn reviewed
the Mullipan letters, and said that he
believed Blaine 20 be thoroughly cor.
rupt man, unworthy the votes or con.
iidence OF the people OF this country.
Joseph Pulitzer, editor OF the New
York World, In the course Of his
speech said;
Tho history OF The state OF Malno has ample
proof Of what Blaine represents Why, III
laws passed IN Maine with tile aid and con
sent Of James e. nlnine were atlll IN fJrou 10.
vote a. cast fnr him. THIS enlightened state
OF Maine haz for years prohibited and to-day
prohibits the sale ~ ale, porter. iakuf beer
and other malt llQuors wlnsH aud
cider, na well 90 all other dis
tiled spirits, making IL q criminal
oiienEe punishable by rne aud Iniprtson-
nest, hold that prohibition can have M
place in government based on tho VIII al
the people. ~ The free consent OF the aoversl.
ment we are guaranteed The rights rife and
The pursuit of happiness Prohibition IL 10.
pugnant q the ye.y idea OF self government
mud American freedom, revolutionary aud
void, destructive aud eubvereiyp 10 the very
foundation Of The tue republic aud fraugiit
with danger 10 ita existence,