The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-03
POLITICS AT PLANO.
THE uNTERRlFlEo ourlN FORCE.
The Campaign Opened with Barbecued
Reef and Unpent El0quence-Ire-
land, Hubbard, ThrockmOrton,
Gibbs and Others speak.

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the Grand Democratic Ratification Bar
becue, held at Plano. Leaving Dallas on
,be carly morning train. the thriving
little town OF flano was reached after
half an hours ride. Every preparation
for comGort and pleasure had been ar
roncoa ma ,ho ,d,,n ,,,.,sao,aa 80.
iansSu, "''' w ~" P'0'eii'0' =" wy
attractive ana strrihS appearance. The
business houses ana dwellings, We're
ProiusetV uecorateu win bunting anu
nags, Meme Bros; band played soul
SURFING ar, ana mere was general
scene OF iesllNlty, visitor poured IN rom
every direction, ana DV noon IL was estl
mated that there We're 500 people pres,
ent. Inc par Necue was helu IN a beautiful
grove just west OF tne t2Wn' riatiorms
Tor the speakers avs wen Us seats Ior the
VISITORS were erected on lhe grounds
rhere were alSo hummer o. refresh
ment stands. Meats had been
barbocued Tor ten Thousand people,
On either side of the grand stand,
which was decorated with the Ma
tlonal colors, were large pictures
OF the Democratic acknowledgements,
Cleveland and Hendricks. Gov. Ire
land and other Iii tinguished visitors
were met on their arrival and taken to
the grounds in carriages under escort of
The Reception committee, composed of
Col. H. w. Ogiesby, Dr. j. II. Beatty, DR..
j. Z. Coffee and Fred Schimelpienig.
Among those who went up
on the train from Dallas
were: Gen. w. l.. Cabell,
Col ID. A. Williams, DR.. NJ. NJ. NewsOn,
Col. j. G. McCoy, Col. John w. Lane,
DIR. Benton and others.
The artillery detachment of the Dallas
Rifle company, commanded by Capt,
A. j. Houston, was Il prominent feature
on the grounds, rs was also the drum
corps. Salutes were fired, and the boys
presented quite soldiorly appearances.
LETTER FROM q n. h. $. II IS.
Unable 10 bo present, but gives his
views on political topics.
Gen. Ia. >, Ross, who was invited to
deliver ~ address ut tho barbecue, sent
tho following letter to the Committee,
which was read by COl. Thomas III.
Murray:
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required, ~ IL now,