The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
COLOSSAL RATIFICATION,
rx.oov HENDRICKS GREETED
~. uni,rs Telling sprreh Procession
ct Uui- VIA iHihu-iasn -'"n-
srr,niiyss, Independents Ia
bor nlon- The crowd

nominations ~ 'NN'l''N' "''
bricks wus held Tonight Mrl"hn''
was escorted to the place of sncaklng w .
the now political labor org 'h i.,',,',,'
called la order hy Ans,ln H. hioN ~
and William II. English WIS hlhho
Chnirmnn MIR, llondrirkS Was rr'rlN"h .
with burst of grnnih" Sh'h"s,"HH'
which scented a. insnrc hlhl anu nv
snake with more than his usual ease ana
tiuoncV, His remarks were ms l"llo"S'
"Nv f;,llnw-citiIcns, yOu are almost ~
,,,1 ns IheN were IN the convention NJ
rhIrnro threat cheering, thought lhcN
wouii not stop up their throa.s NJ az
and | Shougnt there was no llnul 20 the
crowd there, hat iind ,hcrc j. larger
ana, here. / am cncourag, Il aud de-
lighted Ia meet YOU "h ln,N
or,nsl1n. You come Ia celebrate
and Ia tx press Your approval Oh
nomina, ,nh, That we've made AZ
ChirnW.. : an giud that You were cor,
diul IA ibis p.p,, ,,inu, This II great
vrnr Win us' Every fourth year we
olrrt twS great nIilrgrs al the govern,
mont, THIS wear I uUf great year, nhi
every man, whatever his party
asssciatiun may W, T. called upon
10 consider all questions upon
which Inc Is dispnSrd Ia act,
aud having rcconsidrr,d, u cas-, his vote
I'm favor of what IL" believes Ia lac right,
The Democracy al Indiana uppnlnttt
mo n DELEGATE Ia the convention ~ thi-
cago. / spent nearly wvck IN a'lrni-
anc, nj that city, and now r"'n'n Ia
say few things In Nul, anu "hlN
few things, In regard To that convention;
IL was the largest convention ever hrld
I'm America; never had such an ASSEM-
blage of people been seen before. IL was
n convention marked IN its character for
sobriety aud dclibcratlon OF purpose IL
selected two men to carry the banner.
out before the poonle the ques-
ton is, will you nelp carry. the
bunnerY Great cheering and cries OF
1--WE will do it, | do not CNpcc',
have no right to expect, that l VIII 'Sr
cape criticism and Il may be Islander Of
The opposite party, have not in my lie
suffered very much from that, hut am
befo.c YOU, Democrats, tonserya-
ives, IndcpcndcntS--all men who
wish To restore the Government To
the position IL occupied before these
corrupt times and Ia all such men !
make my appeal for yOur support Tor the
high office Tor which | have been nomi-
mated by the Democracy nj Chicago.
Great cheering. Governor CleNe-
land is nominee for Pre- 'ident. \ man
promoted to that high office by the largest
majority ever deciding an election ~
that State. lie is Il man OF established
honesty and character, and II YOU
will eject him to the Presidency
YOU will not hear of Star routes
in the postal service of the country,
under his administration Cheers. !
will tell YOU what we need; Democrats
that: We need TO have books
i'm the Government offices opened
for examination Cheers and cries
.that Is it," DO you think
that man in this age never yields to
temptation. Laughter. 1t is only two
weeEs ago that one OF the secretaries ~
Washington was called before senate
committee to testify with regard
TO the condition of his depart
ment, and that dcrarrmcnt was the
Bun earu Of Medicine and SurSe'N. III
81. tia department an examination was be-
. i'g had by the committee from inc Sen-
ate, and it was asccrtaincd by oatn OF
the Secretary that detalcations
found out during the last year, as
far ms it had been extended. was
$4,000, and that when asked about
il he said he had received letter year
ago informing him OF some oil tic'r o.ll .
RACES, and Il shorv time since somebody
had come to him and told him that
frauds were going on in ne service, nu,
members of Congress- bad icroinnicndtu
the continuance Ofthe DEAD oi ne nureall
with such carncstucSs that he thoI%ht ii
must be all right and now II lurGs OCT
that the public is SS3CJ0 OFT, ana no."
much more no man can tell. Bu'
what is the rem edv? 70 have Il President
that will appoint neads of bureaus mat
wl,l investigate the condition Of books,
and Ding all gully parHeS 90
trial! ICnecrs and cues OF ".hht
is it."l NV rcllow-ctizens, believe
tor such duty as this tof the pu 'GoSc %!
naintaiuing the uuited States GovcrC-
ment TO-. the people of 'his country,
can commend to your confidence EoN'
Cleveland, of New York. Great aP
planse. continual Nv Hon.
dicks, The, e was trouoic in The govern
mnur of (he city of Buffalo, and the con-
selyatjye DeOpic OF that CITY maintained
GOV. Cleveland as cardidatc for Mayor
not upon a party ticket, bur upon Cur
2en's tichet, win ne dlty aSS'Ghru ~
him OF cor .ecting the evils lhat peyai'cd
in the government of llc cit OF Du,laio
fIr WAS elected and en,e'cd uDon .he
duties of the office and made correc ions
in the management OF tine affairs OF tlii'
CITY so clearly, so well defined That the
\ people of New York TOOK nm up any
hmade him Governor OF the Safe, ana
,Gat is the way he comes before YOU
% no,y. TCries of ''Hufrah for Cleveland"
He who corrects all evils in badly adj
ministe,ed city. and who goes
from that service into affairs OF
tions there, will step into national ORDER
and proceeding into affairs OF another
government will bring about REFORMS
here. lGreat cneering.l My fellow cit
.zens, did not intend to speak this long
to YOU. Loud cries of go ahead ana
keen it up The convention at Chicago
did not realize all That we expected
For myself, had no expectations; IN nc
respect in no sense, was | Il candidate
We did not realize all that we expected
hut bt lie"e that is the fale OF hlihihnitS
almost everywhere and almost uhuei
every circumstance, Dut nave We re-
allied that which should encourage lis
10 make an eltort for good govern
ment? Not that | want .he one,
for which I was. nom mated: You hnoW
did MOI desire tnat. but someood,
must be nominated for Nice-Pfesiden
tOILm on the ticket with the candidate
for Pres, dent, and when the ticket il
/: presented to you, you are called upot
to pass Judgment upon it in iespec, 20
lis merit throughout. Cheers and cries
OF "Yes," and ave will support it,"
The question is, will YOU support it!
JCneers and cries OF I've will support
ian And, asking that question, wan
not, all of you, Democrats
and Republicans, believe that affairs
Of government has been long enough il
the hands of one set of men lcries OF "we
have reached period when there ongh
to be a change? fCries of 1--WE do, and We
will have it'll do not ask that all shall
be turned Out; that IS not the idea. L
a man hasd one his duty well and faith
fully; if he has not used the powers O
his office to disturb tue rights or people
if he has not furnished money TO cOrfup
elections; If he has simply confined nm
self to the duties of has office, am no
al |. IL. hspf M