Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-30
BLAINE.
T. If New York Clergymen
y swear Fealty-The Let
u writer's Response.
..,ss in the Rain Of Some Of
,,iDsss and Military Organ
.,i Of the Metropolis.
I.,,oniso Dinner and it's Con-
gisapt-A Speech Full of
Taay and Statistics.

A,oRK. Oct. 29.-At 10 o'clock
hing the gentlemen's parlor
nh Avenue hotel was filled
[rymen of various denomina-
3 . had gathered to meet James
III. Rev. DIR. Burchard was
hartman and Rev. M. Arthur
no then presented resolutions
that the triumph of the
r If the Republican party is
20 the welfare of the country
observation of the effects of
eivil strife, expressing belief
I,yIty of the personal character
acknowledgements, protesting
( Inc coronation of conceded
impurity as represented
head of the Democratic
onnosing the putting of
|, On disloyalty as represented |
candidate for vice-president OF |
nocratic party, exhortlng all
ming citizens 10 vote the Re-
ticket at the coming election.
ssolutions were adopted. A
90 was then appointed to adj
eine and a few moments later
srsd accompanied by Minister
Norton, his son Walker, Mrs.
nd his daughter.
archard then addressed Mr..
sruring him that they were
IA that they intended to vote
and that they expected him
,sident and do honor to his
the United States and to the
ICE he would hold. Mr.. Blaine
lodged the call in a speech
as follows:
{. renalns for me TO say TO you that l
~ al ms full worth, aud its full worth
Trent. the meaning OF this Assem-
~ have no Onurch aud state, but we
NED the church stronger Without the
n we have proved that no state can
Sc Without the church. Let us go
"A IA we have gone, the state growing
nd 0hening by example Of the church
q Church growing aud strengthening
N cooperation with the great re-
lch IA In the province OF govern
eforward and improve.
Blaine was greeted with three
Ind Rev. Mr.. Arthur called for
in three cheers for Mrs. Blaine.
hundred clergymen were pres
Is denominations of the city being
nted and a large number of
RS were there from other cities.
THE PROCESSION.
outstanding the rain the parade
business men in honor of Blaine
ounced by its promoters all that
eslred. Twenty-Five hundred Is
led as the number of men in
hnd the procession occupied
burs and forty minutes in pass
reviewing stand. The line be-
! form at Bowling Green at 8
and at $3.50 the procession began
geup Broadway. AT the Worth
ment stand had been erected,
Despite the rain 1t be-
filed. Mr.. Blaine arrived
stand at $3.50 p. m. Soon after,
q. B. Mitchell, grand marshal,
bis aides rode past and saluted,
followed the Twenty-third regi'
band with the produce and mari
exchanges 1900 strong. Next
the Bankers and Brokers' club,
many hundreds of men
the Sixty ninth regiment
followed by two ranks of colored
with the Sevepty-hrst Regiment
the Petroleum Exchange club
the Fourteenth Regiment band
hen the Mining and Cotton ex
ges followed, the cotton men car
canes with cotton on the end. A
white banner and a band heraldet
befs Of the bar, with silk hats and
white badges. The students o
diversity Medical college and tn,
e and Logan students of Colum
Pllege passed, followed by the Col
Il Physicians and Surgery. Thel
thousands Of merchants of lowe
street and the insurance men
rs umbrellas of white cloth will
4ectionp printed on them TIL
70 pass were the jewelers. and tn
y Mountain club, followed by tn
and shoe men. The milliner
was represented by a truck beal
large cannon labeled "Protecti0
american Industries The
two ranks of men wit
IN their hats, blackened face
fhoyels in their hands. This wf
engineers club. The hardwai
The West Side merchants an
aper trade followed, and then Il
men came, having a bann'
The words:
MAN GOOD ENOUGH FOR Gal
lELD, GOOD ENOUGH FOX u.s.
goods men followed. The
the porteTs and drivers.
e marching continued till g.:
~ Broadway was linz
people from Bowling Chez
beyond the Worth monumen
sSleTing ground of the line
Wy the people were massed
force and cheered those in pI
lon most heartily. Mr.. Blaine W
enthusiastically cheered al
n there 1t seemed one continue
THE DELAoNICo DINNER.
E nen Mr.. Blaine was in Chicago Ia
may, he received q letter fro
M. Evarts and two hundr
isi 10 which he was invited
at Delmonieo's some mig
week. The letter requested hi
~ a date when it would
convenient to meet his hosts.
s p 70 the invitation, and VIII
nlalne was on bis way TO Eva
> ma, he replied as follows:
H. =, EVANSVILLE, IND. oct. % 1873
". NJ kvsris, John j. Aston \
aers, New York:
k,lo,p with much pleasure your kind
I N i,s ~. - q lne with you next week and