New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
JUDGE THURMAN AT HOME.
me RECEIVES An OVATION -prcLAmNG THAT Nv N
NOT 4 soRllltAp.

ur prgryFs An OVATION DECLARING That ilt N
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Cotr,,rs Julv "a No demonstration over the
penocratic nominations IN Chicago was madr mere
unt,l Judge Thurman arrived home last nGht,
81, be ,yos met al the depot by several thousand
persons with brass brand and liberal aus
play of handaunas There was at the same time a
grand display of fireworks all over the city. Cav
riaqcs we're In waiting for him decorated win
flags. Behind these the people fell IN line with
what torches coull be gathered, most OF them
wearing red handkcrchicfs The line of march was
the scene Of continuous roar, enthusiastic demon
STATIONS and brilliant displays Of fireworks Upon
the arrival of the procession at ex-senator lhul
mau's house, he rose in his carriage and Sa'd'
My Fmr~ps AID NEIGunoHs: should not be hnm. M.
being and would have no heart in my BOSOM u WI
moi dcenly touched by TINS expression OF your kindness
ana regard knew that YOU were my llemu, rctiru
would greet and take me by the hahu on NY d"om
Lnt mai Won should show such marked u'nul,
stration Is beyond al eHpectau'mS hing but pr-
yate eli zen Il IA indeed more than coau nave u'y "u
tcpalc TaereoIe n ,Sr ,D y% d.aTponment you
may think feel; but le me tel you sincee1 ~ With re-
$3.50 ~ The mast but always tried to keep lcve head
Gin happier in the midst OF TINS rejoicing 1l
For a year or more, have ,, said al,
ssEei Of tho world to he let alone But the w%ra
saw III to have IT otherwise Your staie t
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arrivcI a Chicago many Of my friends rdd ihh 'h'N
were bound present name and earnestly aSkeu NV
IN copseut 10 heir efforts, that mad moi the near W
resist Them am not here to throw cold water on dul
thing that has been done. viii not 90 over ,HT pu
ceedup. OF the convention. but will say what Know
thai your enemies arc honorable men, ana tnd. ~ 10"
Coveruor cleveland Governor Hendrlcks Themselves
are concerned there was nothing done Du' Indt Will
was honorable in bringing about the result
few mon there whose actions II would ne tue Seeic7
hypocrisy to express approval bu! 81. wv
Niinout their support and hope they can lVe without
mine. ,,--., r. 4, ,,,ros.yia
10 an su' h matters. lher' VIII always pe ,"o
no because Of failure 10 nominate lheT
friend. hul there should be none at the present tne
The cuuycutiin the gluudcst ever h'll on '6tn'
mud the nominations were made 10y Such large m'oo
aud am d ~ch eithusasm as TO inspire commence ~
IL go to work and redeem this country from thr non
rule under whioh it has fallen The pcpple are tIeu
thp pi-en mower and with patriotic motives ana t4'
work a., Nil live o the country IN the hands o tudt
The party Of the people from one end OF the lana 10 ''
Uthet Ill
The speaker culogi1cd highly those who nan
been his opponents. and spoke of the nominees III
strong terms. after which he said that he was
weary that he had been travelling since o'clock
and that hc had been kept prisoner at chicago
for week hy those who were rushing to see the
old man. and. pointing tohs old homestead. beside
which bis carriage stood. h' sad: " am p'lucu-
lnily ANXIOUS now to get into that house there aud
Gee an old luly who Is waiting for me-
.iu.tns Ma Thurman closrl thnto was ~ cry ernt
~ nlI nlo,t tha line or lhluk Nou,' u1l The
rhrrrs were continued for s'me time after the door
Nus closed.