Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-16

and factories and furnaces of tie United
States would be shut down baca use they
could not live under TIE admins ration
OF Grover Cleveland. Everywhere
| they talked about the payment
OF he public debt, persionir e
rebel soldiers snd Lord know
what ether evils their vivid Imagination
did not portray TO tie people to prevent
! them from voting for Grover Cleveland.
Bot the people did not believe their $50
! predictions, aad they elected that m sn to
| the presidency. And now he has b.en
President for little over three years ,nd
half, and what do We hesr2 Why, from
these very R9publicsu orstors we hear it
declared inst the United States
never was as prosperous ss
they are this d.y. Applause I
All their prophecies Of ruin " toe ousl-
ness OF the country, ali their prophecies
n regard 10 the payment Of the rebtl
debt, all their predictio6s of pansioning
reoei soldiers, aIl the hiuutlng Of the
bloody shirt, has gone for nothing ard is
only
REMEMBSRED TO BE RIDICULKD.
LAHp;suse. My triends, there never
Es5 PfesIGenG who ,ook his seat uoder
more irving circumstances than Cleva.
lad did. TIE Democratic psrty ha1
been out of power for nearly quarter OF
century. OF course there wer4 many
democratic Wno thought when we got
Democratic administration every D1mn-
Graf in the land ought to have c good
office. OF course there We're other,
VINO wanted no office, ont
h.d their own peculiar notions
IS TO how the government should be
conducted; ard to meet ana satisfy the
wishes Of the people, those who elected
him President, that MN Cleveland had
the hardest task inst ever was encoun-
tered by President. And how hiss ne
performed tla. task? (u4se she speaker
was Interrupted by spsll Of coughing J
The peoples answer to that question is
found in the fact that Efser tnree years
and half of his administration
Democratic convention st 81.
Louis reroninsted him by unanimous
vote. That nomination has been ratified
by the Democracy Of the whole country
from Name to Msxico. with the same
accord and uusnimlty. Now, my friends,
let NE tell you no second rate man ever
was Nominated for the presidency of the
United States by unanimous vote, and
the fac. thss Cleveland has 80 conducted
himself that his administration hiss been
80 clean
so UPRIGHT, SO HONEST,
So patriotic that the whole Democratic
party from one end OF the Rspublic to the
other ssit: LIST US give him another
term;" he has done we'll by the powers
taat have pesa conferred on him once.
Leps take him again, for We know he will
do well IN another term. [Greet sp-
plsuse).
nv fsierGF, il 1 had SINE to do it
would like 10 say 8 few words on the SUB.
j sct that interests you much and which is
sslked Of 30 much this year, tne question
Of the tariff
The Jutgesthen repeated in concise |
way his views CT The tariff as given II his |
Toledo aud Port Huron spe=cnes two or !
three weeks ago, and which were fully |
reported st the time. Ike Judge then |
sEid:
~ Will row ask you to allow me to re-
lire and bid you good oYs with this I'D.
moniicn, that upon your stste may de-
penf Wgesssr we shall continue TO have
nonssf,S god Democratic govern
menu in the Uait5J States
or whether We shall be oppressed
cY sc2urge snd policy that iresds pee
pie u2ders foot and bebef.s nobody bu!
asQnopoiiats End ex.ortioDers.'
Governor Gray followed Judge THU
MA Eni held TIE crowd fer three ql.r
.ers Of an hour longer, after which the
party were driven to tha depot, srd After
ZONE little Delay went on to IIdianspolls,
Were Judge Thufrasa will remkiu over
nigh.
ARRIVAL AT INDIANAPOLIS.
lNDIANAP1LIs, IND, Ost. l5-JudGe
fhurnsL's i1uTneY to This city from
'ae. oyViile YVES claw one, the psrt7 not
irving uatii aiaeZ 9 o'ciock. Along the
Tay cheers greeted the train snd oeud
nd escort nat it ct the depot end wen.
wish the Judge to The hotel where he
vent st Cnce 10 his room for quiet
ig1t's rest. Tomorrow afternoon the
L &c AID party will leave for Fort Wsyue :
'here Judge Thurman will speak Wed
esdav l.