Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-25
onR NONRESIDENT.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. "A -Ex-
Gov. Hendricks reached Greencastle
this morning and was met by reeep-
ton committee, three bands of music
and large crowd. He was escorted to
the Central hotel and a fine parade
followed. At 1920 Mr.. Hendricks APP
peared at the wigwam and addressed
an audience Of 10000 people. he DIS
cussed the tariff, claiming that the
duty should be levied only for the eN-
penses of the government. He said
that Gov. Cleveland had the support
OF the best Republicans, including
ministers, scientists, students, editors
and laborers. He emphasized the fact
that the Democrats looked for strong
support from the Independent Repub-
licans. He eulogized the Democratic
party saying that it espOused the
cause OF the weak against the strong,
the poor man against the rich, the OPP
pressed against the Oppressor. He also
paid a tribute to Lincoln, saying that
he was the best Republican president
ever elected. He was frequently in
terrupted by applause.
RECEPTION AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, Oct. 24.-Gov.
Hendricks received a great ovation
here tonight. He arrived at Z O'clock
from Brazil, where he adj
dressed an immense crowd. The
torchllght procession tonight which
he received from the hotel was the
largest yet seen here, 1000 marchers
being in line. 1t was the most notice
able demonstration held here for years.
A feature Of the procession was COM
pauy of men carrying brooms fifteen
feet long. All along the line there
was great enthusiasm and the fire.
works were on an extensive scale
Many business houses aud private res
licences were brilliantly Illuminated
The crowd at the wigwam was so
dense and enthusiastic that 1t was
with great difficulty that speak
ing was continued. The noise outside
the wigwam by persons who could not
| get in was so great that volunteers
were called for by the chairman to
suppress IL. When quiet was partially
restored Gov. Hendricks made atwen-
ty minutes speech. He said;
ON Tuesday a week you viii be called on 10
say whether the Republican party snail be
kept In power. surely the Republican party
has been In power as long as any one
| that the prosperity OF tho country
depends ON the high protective tariff. Dur
ing the last ten years more than six year
| have been years of panic III tell NOt
| what brings prosperity, ~ rs fair, equa
aud just laws lCheers, We cannot have
prosperity while the taxation laws are un
just and unequal. Pray tell me Low thcsi
tariu laws became unequal and unjust
What party has allowed them IN become so
A voiue-'The Republican party Tina
party is no. longer trusted. Tho Demo
cratic party declares for an equalization O
tn sc taxation laws that taxation shall no
exceed the re .uiremen OF the government
and that the taxes shall be highest on arti
cles OF luxury and lowest Tor articles O
necessity. What's wrong with thai? ZAP
plause An adjustment BASED on Justice
what we want. How much higher than tn
! present tariff does Blaine want It
Z An additional vault has been built, an
I It is being nlled with the peoples silve
. That vault Is To hold s50,OO0OO0 Of The people
+ silver. The question ~, shall we dig NOR
: vaults and bury the treasures OF the country
or shall we leave the money In the pocket
OF the people and Ia the channels OF trad
! and stimulate the business interests Of III
a country Wheat Mt Chicago yesterday wa
g the lowest 10 has been for twenty year
: Indiana has honoreI me in the past, will
2 be Withdrawn from me nows lCries of M
: mol
After speaking Gov. Hendricks We
s driven to the Catholic fair in progres
g at Bowling hall, where he was cheere
o as the next vice-president.