Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
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the procession. the governor and his
pvt proceeding
TO THE GRAND STAND,
the other divisions taking their posi-
lions In the other stands. A brass
band on the lofty stand In the center
Of the plaza played "Hail TO the Chief'
as the division passed. It was nearly
half past o'clock when the speaking
I cyan. The aitracti N was the grand
stand about four hundred feet from the
entrance, 40xB0 feet. Ii accommodates
1000 people. he American flag GOV.
cred the stand and II was gracefully
draped In front aud on the sides.
Banners aud flags and penuants OF
every nation were displayed. TIE
decorations were not only elaborate,
but exceedingly effective in de-
sign. The governor was escorted
10 q eat on the platform amid great
cheering. The governor bowed hrs
ackuowl dg nents and took his seat
while firtner or p lions were being
made. A formal address Of welcome
was made by Auguslin Mick, the
chairman OF the committee. When
the governor arose TO reply, lac was
greeted with tremendous cheers.
THE GovERNOR' : SPEECH.
He spoke as follows:
Among the man Invita- obs 70 visit the
vatlous points most Of which ] have been
comic TED 70 decline; came one from my
Brooklyn friends 10 meet them to-day.
TINS o COLD NOI DErL *
because could not r get the kindness lad
received st the hands uf the people uf his
WHEN asa strs niger, I was candidate Tor
tins funrag ~ the people 81 our state, aud
feel toward Brooklyn Ia degree,
Ga IL
Ia The mi ct OF such intelligent thought
and political sentiment a. prevails. u would
be Irsumpiuous, " II we're otherwise prop.
Fl, for me 20 refrr IN spirit OF parii alshipio
the pending campaign. Applause his vast
asseinbl age aud the enthusiasm which per
Yades ~ every tart
there Is involved Epmtthi-g OF great import.
anne 20 yourinterest.W When this feelingis gem
orally aroused u leads 70 ctlm Investigation;
thee ia no danger that the people VIII make
n mist ke In the determination OF the issue
{ Applause.l Our instiiut ons viii be man
itiucd In their Integrity and the benign IN,
the rcmotCst corner Of the land, when
an our citizens from the high.
osi 20 the humblest shall feel that
This IS their government, that they are -
spouslbio for is proper ad nj uistra ion and
that they cannot safely nrglsct u or follow
TIE LEAD OF sELF-u lSsrGruTED LEADERS.
iAppiRuse.i I shat say NJ more, except TO
eK press ny appreciation Of the kindness OF
Brookiyn and return my thanks total here
assemDled Tor their hiha gfeeuns. lAhsefa.l
THE SAGE or GRAMERCY.
The following telegram from y. j.
Tildeu was then read:
GnErsroNE, y. Y, oct. is.-IL wou'd give
me great pleasure 10 meet my ioliOg-citllenH
90 whom am grateful Tor the generous cup
port which they gave me throughout my
whole public life, and regret that the
dellctfe condition Ot my n salth oDmpels me
10 iOTego the qualification OF being present.
ON the OCCASION 70 which you have Invited
Cordially sympathiz'ng with the object OF
your festivities, re hainy your failOw-cltiz-n.
t,lgnedl 81. TIDES.
Gen. Geo. =. Mcclellan was here
introduced, and was accorded rous-
ing welcome. Hsaudience were with
him when he said:
II am satisfied that the people OF this
county Gao SAFELY intrust - Gov.
Cleveland on the best interests q the land,
Tor he posse ses courage aud ability 20 per-
form every function OF the presidential Office
- u ought 70 b. p 'rformed
u zee 10 mems isest he continued tile
that is thai the man behind me Cleveland
VIII - the next proadeat OF the United
States"
The cheering here was vociierous
IL was expected that Mr. Hendricks
the Democratic candidate for vice
president, would be present to shar,
the welcome given Gov. Cleveland
but be did not come
There were four other. stands from
which addresses were to be delivered
and each Of which had definite pro
gramme assigned it, but the demon
stralion was so vast that the pro
gramme got beyond control of tn,
committee. All the stands were en-
gaged at one time or another,
The speakers assigned were Con
gresham Samuel j. Randall, Gov II
G. McLane, II. Stockton, William
Wallace of Pennsylvania, Il. +. Jonl
of Louisiana aud Gen, h b. Barnum
When MIR. Sheppard as chairman
had finished his opening address
there was not Que of the above mer
toned speakers on hand. They wer,
In or about the park some
where, but they were lost to the chair
man and to the meeting at the stand
j. Booker Reed Of Louisville, Ky.
came to the rescue and was follOwe'
by Gov. Leon Albeit Of New Jersey
who had just come around In seaIci
ofstand No. 8. to which he had beer
assigned.
Among the speakers at the oshel
stands were Gov. Waller Of Connect
cut and Gov. Pattlson of Pennsylvania
Ii would seem that some one of the ora
to X locked upon the speak nj
certain IL is that many non-orator
looked upon the matter In that light
THE BARBECUE.
The barbecue was at the further enc
81 the park. Three wooden inolosure
a f..A ~ hi q 4.