Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-24
LOGAN AT culcAou.

on the fourth ballot.
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LOGAN AT Chicago,
CHICAGO, Ill.,. Aur. ~ III. s,en,
onstrat,or to.,,.,,,,
w".s.' n'"rA'"s uhe re-
'"'"' VI logan 10 MS nome was one OF
great magnitude. The Republican
torch bearing orran,zat,ons ar mo ctt,,
made their ~, .nna.s.,.a l., M.
..,. "PPo"a"Vo ~ .h's
os'"p"'B" anu the aggregated marchers
numbered about 5000. In addition to
the local oryapiyatlona uniformed
bodies wera nrosa,,, ,,.,,,, ,,...,,l.a., y,
neighboring cities, den. Togan mr..
rived from Pullman an sneeiai
train landing Mt the Twenty. second
street ticpot al o oiclock. Ths adyent
OF tho train was announced IN thc
firing of artillery and n brilliant dis
play of tireworks. A mounted escort
was Ia waiting md Tho disiInynishnd
party having entered the ear,iayos
the cayaloade took nm ia line Of
march north on Michigan boulevard
to Lake park where stands had beep
erected for the speakers of the even
Ing. II was l0.sn O'clock bef,re the
last of the marching esco,t had reached
the point of rendezvous and Gen,
Logan WINS escorted IN the snea,,eria
stand. The crowd then in tbe narf
Ind swelled 90 nbout no 600. ON the
stand were Gen. ogl,sbv Gov.
Hamilton Iosenh Mednl Hon,
Chns Il Enrwe,I Wnn Pam
Nexton. Conrressmen Davis.
Denhnp,. Adams aud mn array. of vice.
president 10 thc number of fnuy oa0o.
den. Logan VIVA rooeiyed with great
cheering and snote ne cnlIows.
Ne rnai,m.n ana ro,,om.n,,,a, ,rm,.
noIs, ''N' N''''
nm somewhat trav,l.worn bv NV
c,,,n,tnns rou,n f,nn, ,Ie cheyisbcd
cani,al ni onr rattan IN my nntive state
omd hclovaa home Tha love
rnr h,,na Sssoc,,,Inns ia dee,lv I'M.
heddad In our hsa,is In wos an this.
M, no,,vo ,oi, ma, NV bnvish nride
.n,n,,ra,,sa M a. ,hn oraina,, anld-
,,nns ~ manhood If have ar can
80, ~ 80, ,nns,i,no,n,, ,a,,i, and VOL,
n ~, ~ ~ -" aySrannanani3 ~ THAR ,m,erests
"" '"' ''ro"Jas, asn,r,,lnns ani
nnvn.s will have rIpened into
,,os, ,ha,ishaa roaiitv NV
nal,o,,, n,,,,sns aud frl.nds nv henrt
naa,s IN har,nomv viii yo,,r. In nil
,hat nar,ajns IN mr. connmon humani-
~, a,d AZ anr con,non riiiyenshIn 4
~ ia" ,sa,s ,.han Ass, entered nub.
m'',t,a y" aovn,a all ma, nrnrv,es 10
H. t,,,a,as, os our wholo neonia and
wy ,u,v n,r w. p psw.,d In lie ..nacio,,s-
W. wv" ~ haI lnnt the faith
n's, Us" 80 ra,,.uLor this "rent
sum ,ao,an, Will n hea,t EVER
" ".,,. ,.,,,, nra,,,uaa ,et,,rn Ia
nV"'ns WI. ts ana ,.l,aw.c ltiyens
you, my n,enuS a"u MI Ian,nnstra,
NY 'nanMn ~ ,naa,a n"ncb more than
.io,., , ~" 80 hs anraniad ma nprsonnl
80 myself hut 10 the great
nrIncinles which i have been
l,,ne,p'' q, connection with one
1n o,a,,cst md most brilliant
a , ou S s,a,esmen' in mart 10 repre-
n,n''', ,hara,nse deem II proper Mt
ssn., , sn, ~ axsminc some Of ibr nues-
, ,na ', liz, JIcids tbc two great parties
',o's 'n"' ennn,rv The Democratic
oi ,n,s an,rn,,ad yhis Government with
la,.s saw ,ntervnla from lssT TO 1851.
oniy a'eg 1nrina thoae twenty,
anu uuipB h.ra '' wos onIv
lour fyea, o,,.u, measure enaeted
uno o,ord Yin its financial policy now
III ncco'n WV" w. ~, s,stn,e books viz
ieninlhipg "a ny i,,as,,rv system IL
the ln1epenuuns ".' 'i,yo,3 ar ,as,scts
ilnnnela, .on nI haua heen aiandoned
have lallen aliu my, my, o ,n "oa ~ s,a,a
by the country. H., .oo o.,..,,n s ~.
Sovereignty oy wh'c ,n .uv .,s,as IL
he subpfuIhn.eu ~ w. haan,a
now repho'aIse" a, r,n ny tha southern 1,
Under tn's uoc,n'me .n on into n
half OF Tue p ,,',n" a,na. iha ynvsrn-
giganlie Iepu,iio. ak na,o,ity M tha
lneDt, Whge NJ war. laval 10
Democrats OF tne Spi.n ws,o wya W
the government anu = s,eat, many =.
their organizations syn aJnn In Wy" ~
the Repup,icahs, - , 10y ,ba n ,,nva ,no
Democrats lost conlrol " .he soss.n
meDt, they leIt " nh iiiNLy wa1on a;
The people were u'sn ~ N.,,,.. rh Ill
the country ,ys ws' AMI ao tariff policy lad
brought the nation y ~ Lowest ,, isye,
without cfe9l. ~" isws ,,.v nae
hope ior the Iu.uIe - I'm, jI"s s
then by their Iec1r1 w " s'i,a, shs;
there II n0grouna 10. .no u. I'll .a ~
they cou!dInow 70 nnmh ~. wv ,s ss ~ -
the republic ~ ~ n'eo' Wv p's10"S u0-
mand Of the people
The speaker tneh wsnt ~ a ueu.ss =
that the Deinocfst'c Icy u.u acs.s.cu
: every advance "a nnanco nno every
measure scucn'n hsd onnoss4 thu
human rights 49,. ~ yp ana she
emsncipaiion o. 'ne bsd ' In the d tne