Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-29
OUR DICK.
If the Speech Delivered by
Hnbbard at Springfield,
Illinois.
solia South is For Democracy
n Friends in the Hour of
Adversely.
...nnid mn Reglsler.

luOihlhb
/ rom the depot TO the Lee
N During the forenoon he
a on by a number of prom
lmocrats, and every effort was
. 70 cause him to feel that he
HI a welcome visitor. After
Ear afforded sufficient time
[s those who called, he was
, charge by Gen. John A. Nc.
4 charles II. Lanphier and
fendenin. Esqs., and driven
4 city. Oak Ridge cemetery
state.house were visited,
distinguished gentleman
greatly pleased with what
en- At o'clock
srnoon he went on the spe-
4 10 Rochester, where he de-
\ address and returned TO the
a $50 p. m. Gov. Hubbard
rsr ORATORS IN AMERICA,
I fame had preceded him TO
was determined, IL possible,
me people of Springfield an
nv TO hear him. He was in
sneak In the evening and
MA energies had been pretty
taxed by his effort of the
no kindly consented to do so.
Al arrangements had been
the meeting. Word had gone
ply that an effort would be
scure the address but this was
RING THE PEOPLE OUT
Numbers, without any expec-
seeing a grand parade, such
epublican friends are COM
resort to in order to secure a
pr their orators. The clubs,
e not out as such, with the
eeption OF the Young Mems
IA and Hendricks club, which
invited by the state central
u 10 act as the governors es-
II here, and also TO accompany
5 Lexington, where he speaks
This club rendezvoused
IaIlerson hall, aud at
clock turned out with their
S aud, headed by the Hiber-
"a, proceeded to the Leland
hence tho governor was es-
the south portico Of the court
~ THIS TIME A CROWD
10OO had assembled, which,
r the appearance of Gov.
was swelled to over 5000.
lies were present. The es-
rs formed in two lines, leading
street b the stand, and as
hgulshed speaker appeared,
on the arm Of
eClernand, he was greet
"three times three and y
ven with a will. When the
Of the meeting advanced 10
Gov. Hubbard nearly 5000
enc
SOUND OF THE SPEAKERS
VOICE.
strain from that inspiring
Billy round the flag, boys,n by
ernlan band, Gen. McCler-
nid applause, advanced to the
said:
md gentemen:-I have both the
pleasure OF intrt duclng ex-Gov,
Of the Empire stats Texas =
ards 81 many IlllnoisRns are now
Aelr wisltul eyes as to the new land
!. Gov HUBBARD win speak 10 you
men are capable ofspsaklng. His
OF the silver tongue, his eloquencs
lbolng heart aud kindling genius
.ln, scholarship and grace are &C
ec. Hear him for himself, who hai
nd been honoTed by a great state
lot his cause that you may be in
pa ptohted. Ny friends and Eel
pa, altenilonl an attention!
GOV HUBBARD SAID:
isens The state of Illinois:
10 gentlemen: / am under man.
10 my distinguished friend TO
nentaiy way in which he intro
ana IN my humble Individual ca
uenen, Texas galutes you as ont
leal common wealths of the ma
mol come here OF my own mo
ColhIrymen; / do not come x
yelacy or craftsmanship In thi
ieetual state, but to take counse
me Democratic party to-day II
wv that knows no interregnum
ys nuTsed
PRINCIPLES THAT UuDERLTE IT
local seli-government: the de
there Shall be no Capitalization q
w w what the constitution allows
rue protection OF any one indus
slpense or The death OF others.
seseon Tor he heads of Republ
~ 70 state few IA IT'S TO the pee
ols IN regard to the South, tn
4'h, Our Republican brett
mat the south is SOLE
sgnpt TO m lake part
VI me iact. Is Il 80? don
y. what made IL solid? Listen L
we war was over, when all wa
'oIaaken, when the wolf howle'
y aau tnOu sands OF doors, whe
~ ihe sword failed, our nursin
- LOT Inc nourishment their fan
8 "A eOuld mo- give them, and gu
Noinen tOtered and staggered
iahine and blind with misery
- oeenfrod- alter the war ha
- 9ur A HFLPISa HAND To Us
M ihe Republicans claim tina
~ ~ me civil war. Did they di
ue l remember seeing sue
~, ~ .p3sges OF history bearing Unto
Iieli!sn, aud Thomas. and Ha
q. lefnand A voice: "Hal
ny friend, l thank you--Hal
I1|l ulneIns ldters know him an
-, ney met him In the wilde
~ Hietlysourg all these were 4
~ AZ federal side. The Norther
~ s.q Tvs MI share toward KILN
ns the slaves. But no
81 WHEN party 'eNtende
M. ,Inght hand N fellow
Tue war Is over? DID III
,sull " Nc, they dIsfrauchise
"a, shackles ON us, and put
y. y. osggers 10 feast on US. VIII
hs Sisaue party doc They neld OF
a 40, anu said; You were wron
m out orothers-you speak n
|I# 49, anu you are of us VII
~ ny such frlends9 / tell yo
~ rocky mountains are iirml
oe -suler than The Southern peop
n, ~, party, TO which we owe
/. NJ ~ right Is IL not Justs II 20
wlehd IN your adversely, whe
ire as al but dead, would you NJ
ihiNK You WouLD.
ia re 80 declared, som ewhere In h
4 fnsslsl-the march OF the hIpp
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