Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-01
~ rHr p0LITICAL moan.
-. n.u,oeratic Candidate for Vice PresI-
f"' I,,,t OpsHia1 The Campaign.

.,..i,I train bearing Judge Thurman and
r.,ty left Columbus on the Hock-
i0g Valley road. Beside the "old
pomann the party consists Of A.
" Thurman aud son, Dr. sehwarz,
p p. Lynn, Of Columbus, and several
newspaper correspondents. The first crowd
-. encountered at Powell, and in response
a numerous calls Judge Thurman spoke
hJ,ay. AS the train pulled out the crowd
ave three cheers A sign on high pole
,..d "FYee Muslin, " aud above the sign
-. a tame coon. Al Delaware the
,nwd filled up the platform and stretched
ant across he track. A committee boarded
~ train and brought the judge 10 tho plat
avn and he spoke as follows. ri you
hsd ths making Of the next vice president,
i have no doubt but that would be tho
man but there are = great many people
10 have . word 10 say upon that subject.
ean Tell you this, my friends, that u you
.ant this old fellow 10 be your next
,ies president you must 40 20
voyk have no time 10 make
. sDesch and cannot do better than e0ntins
rr,s-lf 10 a single idea. lou have heard
Ef,at deal about tho tariff. have heard
sysst many attempts 10 humbug people,
IN Of al! TIM attempts that ever | have
sea o. heard, the probation that a high
adjective tarit Is LOT the beasit 81 the Ia
iab5riug aAn Is the greatest hninbue.
What is = tartar IL - tax, q
lsr levied b. lhr general government upon
somH.0dltits that tbs iaDoring man A. well
!, Other men are IL Is tax that take a
bold o! everything if0tl lhe rr9an VI yOlF
head 10 tie sOlvs al tuhr feet; thai taxes
.tsfy iaipApmsnt wh.rA yaa use ia year
nrebsuigai and agricultural operations,
,su nan ~ tell mo that 10 tax the lab0Fing
mar and 10 tar ban from tbr top VI he
Rad 10 the soiea VI Ats icrt Is . ~ nett 10
hitn. seS.as 10 nlC 10 be EOlbius baI aA al.
pniity. j thank yuu Tor this manifrsla.
noa u your rgasd, aud bid ,0a good bye
AZ pbsE sAsdusky = iaiEu cg0ad had
.sss,abltd, Judge ihaTt9zn vas inlEo.
4stsd, And said I'll ! had time nothing
msald gave niu inofa pleasure ihaa ~ say
s5nnshiGs 10 toA on thts much i .sraessd
lsFia ggrsgi0a. ! HVuid llke 10 "a parse
Slnp 81 gho humbuss thai aFv sought 10 DO
made U.s. Of MhtA q man tells a iab5nng
naa ,ha. the tara IA1 lphieh tz1s@
kin 10 tho piiep be pays tof every
hius b. wears u good thing tot
Ain. answer l a. il Is an absafdiiy.
Whsl aian ever got rich by hATing bis
lad earnings tAkra out u hts psckrtA By
aIal.0n, add 80 aAy that a country
zslA be made rich ~ heavily lAG.
nK its people IL an ahsaTdiiy that
soeody bai high pfgsseIionlsi would dare
ls nassE All can do naw " 10 thAaE
sea usosI heartily sos the hanos yua have
4sas ms 10 giving me s8 great q welcome y
Al tbs conclusion Of lsdgo ThurmAn's
bsssf speech tho party adjourned 70 the
Aossl. uhssu an sHorllsnt suPPss had been
psvpAFsd
Fully 10000 p~opis. accompanied by .
hAnA, ehssFsd "A she lssia cAfns 10 stop o.
cassy. AilsF thaakins the prapls COT tbsiE
wsiOoms, and Fsxrsssiug his Inability 10
sake an stisHdcd speech. the Judge o0n-
dsdei By sayiaE: ''it Is q
I0ax lime dneS the people Of Amer.
In have had such Q ialF aud
RaAfs Issue before them as Ia before them
row. iou have ia the treasury more than
Ii0o 600. 90 utterly idle, Got not cue dol.
tss Of uhsh has The government sny nee.
bat whieh is ksps out Of tho pockets Of The
psoBls pho NJ chs usr Ia 10 thsif business,
ssd 10 ihssE great advantage and prosper.
iiy NoW shS democratic party nAy that
sagh. not 10 be-. Sc llisfs ths train pulled
mtl
a FosloflA tns Fossors Cleveland nnc
Thurman club, in uniform. . bard and
up~d Of several hundred people welcomed
The train Judge Thurman came 10 th'
ira' Of The car aud spoke a. follows
Fellow citiEsnH: II my eyes were khnt
should know that therp were some demo.
Gratis 10 this nerk Of woods, TOT that Il ths
uAy democrats shout when they sss victory
"a within thrif rrarh. When can Eri
aWay. and am not under the dominion o
thtse train men, will make q speech and
DO The tsfy hcal can.
The Thurman club OF Rising san dc.
naaded another stop. and prevailed on Cd,
Judge 10 start q speech ~ follows; "My
filsnda have been accustomed q
say ior several years that with me-
ths time Of shs setting anu had ar.
rvsd Tonight, however, find am in
Kissing sun. and when zee you turn ouI
and Welcome ms 90 kindly, young and old.
Nhen hear yuar shouts and look into
seNs7s AAA WHITES hAN AEAA hAA
sAfnsasnsss that you display, Il seems that
ihe wheel Of time has rolled back and
am In Rising sun again.
A. o'clock ihc train pulled into The
ospo' Al Toledo. Everything had been
prepared for a good reception in this city.
t'oWds came 70 the city from nSighborins
towns aud villages, Fremont heading the
hH with club of two hundred
memhors Three uniform clubs with
t7Fcbes, bands aud cheers 81 crowd wei.
coined the party to the city. Carriages had
veen p'oy dcd and procession was at once
mImei aud started up the street. tho clubs
Walking first and followed by carriages,
when the procession reached the plat
Ipfm that had been erected. Nit Thurman
spoke ~ fUlowa
hr' Chairman mud FELTON, ifiErHs IL has
oeon my privilege 20 speak In this city n
number Of times. and / never came here
1aa' was not received with the kiudcsi
suehtlon. ! am highly gra,ifcd that
nave once more ths privilege OF
saying few words 10 you. ] shall he
very hfief, considering che late hour OF
NC night at which We have arrived, and !
haNe TO speak day after tomorrow TO q
uge crowd, that am assured there will
- ~ Fort Huron. II will be the opening
speeen OF the oompaRn for me, and when
70 there, into another state, want them
nave the Buckeye 10 sho very best