The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30

noraia looked fir strong support ffnn
independent nppuillrHi8. 10 his clos
lur REMARKS hN Oulnrifod The llnlnn
cratic Iafty, sayinN II CsTfusfd the
cause az tile weak against me strong
the poor man against the firi, hh ul-
pressed against the uppresslr' 10 also
naid "A trilutp tO Abraham liuculn, say
Ing lac wa the best Nrpuhll an prrsi-
dent ever elected, aud that II living To-
dny be- would he am ardent lloWocIht,
Tho speech was frequently interrupted
by applause ........
TTHuE HAUtE, oct, e, Gpv. Hon
bricks received great ovation here To-
NIGHT lla arrived IN the city 81 Z
ho alldrps.ed an immense crowd,
Tho torchiight procession tonight
which no ryleWrd from the hotel, was
the largest yet seen mere, 400 march"rs
heipg Ia line. " was tho most
notable demonstration held here Tor
wears. 4 feature of the procession
was a company Of men carrying hrooms
fifteen feet long, Al along the line
there WIS grcHt enthusiasm am
ire works ON an eNtonH,Ve srhi ',
MANY business houses aud private
residences we're brilliantly illuminated
The crowd NJ the wigwnm WAS
40 dense, and the demonstration
was So great, that II was WIN
difficulty that the speaking Proceeded
MIR. Hendricks was wildly choered'
The noise outside of the wigwam
by persons who could not
Volunteers were called for by tho chair
man To suppress II. When quiet was
partially restored Hendricks made n
| tw0nty-minuto speech. lie said;
ON TUESDAY week YOU will lac called
upon 10 say whether the Republican,
I party shall r1 kept in power.
Surely rHu republican paty
has been !r Nowfr~ as long
rs any .yo po wight 10 be-. MI
u, .ur .'l'a E., .Nn rosperity Of the
cot NAV d.. nG- ...n high protective
| tgrn r.rs la' last ten year,
more ..... ... have been years OF
manic. ..| b. what brings prospe-
! ritv: | pre- q, equal aud just laws
1 Choers) 30 cannot have prosperity
| while tho taxation laws are
unjust and unequal. Pray tell me
how these tariif laws became
unequal and unjust" what party
hns allowed them To become sol
! "a voice: Republican party.m THAT
party is to be no longer trusted. Inc
| pcuiocrniic party declares for
the EQUALIZATION of these taxa
ton laws; that taxation shall
not exceed the requirements o'
government. and that taxes shall b(
highest ou articles of iuEury and
lowest on articles Of necessity. What's
wrong with that? APPLAUSE An adj
iustment based in justice Is what We
want How much higher than
the present tariff does Blaine want
IL? An additional vault has been
aug under the treasury building
and il is being filled with the people,
silver. The vault is TO hold $jO,0Oo,OOo o
tho peoples silver. The question
is, shall we dig more vaults and
bury the treasury OF the country ol
shah we leave the money in the pockets
OF the people and in the channels O
trade, and stimulate the business inter
ests of the country? Wheat al
Chicago yesterday was the lowest ina
il has been for twenty years. indiana
has honored me in the past. WIN 1t b'
Withdrawn from me now? Cries o
l"Now "NoW
After the speaSiug, Gov. Hendricks
was driven TO the Catholic fair, IN pro
gress at Bowling hall, where he wa
enthusiastically cheered ms the mex
! al.