Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
THE OLD ROMAN ILL.
rorTsss 40 FaLLs o. Tss Stage
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s-sa pslaz - sss . Esw Bssas
90 tks Pizldsrm-

Ns~ Y0aE 7spt. 5.-A.dis0a square
Gardea vac nllss - oysfaosfns slshin
fsx niaalss af,sr shs dooa ssrs opsnsd
ssis sssalsg aad th0assads Of Dsopis ~efs
turusf asay unabls 20 eesaa saLra1es-
To aAn.s fas ssopls present ~oaia PrAc1ie-
sily 6s O. nasas az ths leading Democrats
~ - Tafk al vicizitg. togetAsf vita
a age nambsr from ether sections
OF ths couatrY. The most notable
uars .armly spplandsa by the crowd
a. they appeared On sas piaiiofsa-
Governor Hill receiving ths hon
.h.fs 81 ne ds.n0nstF.aoa- CaPPa's oaad
flrn shsd music % soEeftsin ths ero~d
aatil : clock. whsn Calva ,. bFiee ard
Ras1s.l +. F.assF appeared closely iSi-
Iossd bg ur ThaEmas, surrounded oy
Cios.rnog alI. Hon. p. A Coilias csnALor
Kama sad numb of other Pronainsnt
ulsa6sss Of ths party. There -As tre-
msaasus oalbarst Of aP9laase as DR.. Thur
uaaa .as rsooga zet. ColsGsl Bries called
~ msstiex to order aad named Mr.. Flower
"a ebaIfman.
Whsa me applause subsidized Mr. Flower
addrssse Ell The meeting. makiag a strong
slzameul fof tsnn redactioa policy. A
ioas list Of vice presidents vas then an
nouncsd. snd resoiagions we're read by Co.
". L. Brs~n grsstink Mr.. Thurman and
plsdgins ssArty support % the National
uekst snd platform. These we're adopted
via applause. aad Chairman Flower then
tnt.odaced Ar. Thurman. There vas an
ovation lasting s-vsrzl minetes. Judge
Tnurmsn standing slisnsly until the sp-
plauss subsided.'
When tie vast auditorium became quiet
srsin, Judge Thurman said:
4 sas uorni9ated by the St Louis con-
vsEuoa sor ths once Of Wee President oi
the United states. out. fellow Slt4Lsa.. Alien
rhurman = a poor, weak. broksn-aown a
man. have ossn quite unreil this alter
noon and ana Ia ~ condition. 70 spoAk 20
an lrnmsnse aude encs ike tats- Wnue
seesx 70 yoa an almost tacnnsd 70 make
the Effort, out / AN really Too unssu-
AT this point Judge Thurman
showed sl<as OF islntnsss. The kentiemsn en-
ussrest him sprang TO his aid and helped
him 10 q seat az tne rear OF ths platform
where restosstiyss we're administered III
few moments De recovered s0fhsientiy 70
be aiken oy so0s Of ths COMMITTEES 20 hi'
carriaxs and back 10 the finn Avenue
Hot.l The sudden illness Of Judgs thur
man caused a sensation 10 the audience
There vas sofns confusion, but as soon a'
A. became evldsnt that Judge Thurman
could not proceed. and az he
w.s seen leaving the building, there
vas loud cries for Governor Hiil. Ihe
Governor vas a. once introduced oy CHAIR
man Fiower Before beginning bis speech
he said thar Judge Thurmsn's Illness Was :
weakne-s thss hsd come uDon him out su
henr before hs took great ple.surs in an
nounolnx that the iilDsss vas not serious
znd thxt Iudxs Thurman would pe able u
proceed tomorrov with The work lsic oal
for him 10 TIE campaign Governor hi
procssdss 20 make vigorous speech ~
sueport Of abe administrator. Iee speech
vas frequently interrupted oy applause snc
st ifs close Ghers were many cheers 10
the nert Governor OF New York
Governor Hill vas followed oy Ooyernol
Cream. Of New Jersey. and senator Black
buru. of ksntucky soth OF whom discussed
tas tarsf qasstioa and the present admins
trsfion.
whils TIE main meeting was In progres
thsrs vas a orsnco mssting addressed 0.
sm!n~nt German Democrats a. the Fourth
svs snd Twenty st corner OF 70
Garden. Ex-Judge Otterourg presided an.
sooxs. and was followed oy Dr. Louis
Coeunindsr. Gen. FFsoz Sigel and Variou
othars a. su~akirx 10 Gsrman-