Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-11

interspe rsed with lightning flows of
wit and humor. AS WAS said Of Henry
CLAWS style, treason stood at the helm
while passion blew the gale He
opened with appetite, yet seTenely log
ical and practical, essay on the word
protection, and applying it to the
present system Of high Ariif Tpbbery
piled up an array of statistics and
figures that convinced mnny present
who have not heretofore been satisfied
that tariff for revenue only Is alto
gether for the good OF the
shtepmen and farmers of the south
His graphic picture of the Northern
laboring man out of employment
under the bOunties of the sO-called
American labor projections going 20
his humble home and hearing the cry
OF his children for bread, was-a MASTER
piece of simple pRthOs but when in his
grand peroTatiOn he made an NpOs-
troohe to the Democratic pNrty, what
they had done aud what they wOHld
do foy the country, tue audience
became entranced. and mann AN eye
unused DO weeping, was wet with tears.
Roger q. Mills Is certainly the - >.
Preniiss OF Texas.
In the afternoon Mai. Il. j. BrackeA-
ridge OF Austin, Democratic electos,
read fNOm manuscript cogent address
in behalf the of Democratic nominees
for president and Vice-president and
was followed by Bowen, the talented
I reporter of the San Antonio Express in
/ a review of the Inconsistencies Of
1 Wash Jones.
/ The days doings were closed by w.
/ III. Browning, candidate for district at
tofney, presenting his claims in y
manly talk of few minutes.
READY FOR THE RALLM
Special W the Gazette.
GALNESvIIL.R, Ten, Oct. Bs--t.v-
erything Il in readiness for the grand
Democratic rally To take place on to-
morrow. Word has been received
from prominent speakers throughout
the state signifying their intention 10
be present. rO.night's train brought
in number OF visitors, among whom
we're some of the invited speaker
The large pole, 40 feet high, was raised
: tonight amid great enthusiasm. Th'
: Tag was secured IN New York city at /
cost OF S25. AZ a meeting held 10y the
} COMMITTEES on programme, the follow
, ing was adopted:
b Al $3.50 O'Clock the band viii form
E ON the square, under the command u
= Grand Marshal A. A. Green. Tn
flag will then be raised, immediatel,
. after which Hon, j. NJ, Hughes, pre-,
ident OF the Young Mems Democrat
club, will deliver an address. AT tn
y. conclusion of his speech the proees
1 sion will form and march out Yves
4 california street tn the barbecu
y grounds. Upon arrival at the ground
= president OF the day, Hon. c. 9. Pc
Ter, will deliver AN address of WELCOME
!. aCter which the programme will be:
n First, music by the band; seconC
e speech; third, music; fourth, speec
"A and so on until ali the disunguishe
# guests have spoken.
- AZ $50 p. IN the crowd will assen
+. ble aud march 10 the public squal
where the crowd will dispense to me-
g again ut : o clock sharp 10 particlpal
~ in the grand torch-light procession
n The line of march will up Dye TO HUI
m son, thence south 10 California stree
. thence east TO Denton, thence
of Church street, thence TO Dixon sire
"A and public square when the vario
Ia divisions will be arranged by the ma
M shul to listen to an address by an j
"a vited guest. Everything has bet
-. arranged for the comfort and entt
NJ tainment OF visitors, and the raj
promises to surpass anything Of u
d. KIND ever given in the state.