Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
HILL IN INDIANA.
In Spite Of l7cI:msnt Weather rnou-
sands OF People Gather TO See
The Distinguished Governor.
lie MAKES His Fi.ss Speech 90 : Isrxs
CloWd II the LinIe ytWat &C @aca.
81 In Lawrsnee Cappfr.
The Issue &c ;he reuoinE Campaign Given
10 the Counsry bv q V sorous Den-
cciatic 'ria,rarfou,
AMONG TIE HOLSTERS.


MiICaELL. ND, Oct. I2-Tni8 little
town, with pcpu!sIlon Ct 1900, situated
in the southern part CT Lawrtrce equity,
vas the point selected by the Democratic
state committee sor Governor David B.
Hill CT n sw York 20 ingugurstc bis brist
cazvsss in Indians. Lswreuce ccuntT Ia
Lt:ckly popUl1,ed, end Mitchell hiss long
oeen !ocslIy famous for It's large end en-
hneias'ic Democratic gatherings The
clements were uIpropitous FOR
large g3taar.=g tc-dsy, heavy
-s!nfa!l having prevailed throughout
Southern Indiana for twenty iouc hours,
-enderiDg the lo,6s tis2gresz9ie for
travel. But Il spite Of these GlsN backs
nuDdreda CT farmers begent0 GTriYs early
IL the day. ard the trains Cafe loaded
with rural passengers ustiI a. poentIne &
croTd Of reErly 5000 fl led the muddy vii
'rge str e's. A0yus this tine IL ceased
rs'niDg II . fe~ min1tes, nd be.aeen
2C00 srd 5000 perSC1s gathered ct.
the s.s;io2 to sec TIC dtetic gu!saed
Governor.
L.wreDceburg Tas thc f;st stopping
pl .Ce IL l k2s acd seyersl hul(re
p opla were esasmoied ~ the STA
lon TO welcome the Governcr 20
Indians. Governor Hill al asyeG en- the
pla.f)Jm end wss loudly cneercd. He
thsnked the ci!iz2ns Coz their welcome
snd the train moved CT.
At Aurora nnd North Vernon l.rge
crowds gathered il the rain &c witness tie
passage u the trsIn. Governor Hill ap-
perred 81 each pleca.
Seymour Vas reached st II 40. Here
Governor Gtsy, Hon. joan Holman,
jason Brown and the representative
az tie Associated Press jIined the
Guoernatorial party. The meeting
between the distinguished Democratic
Governors wes very cordial. Ccey con-
versed uptiI the train reached lis Gestina-
ton at 1880. The Governors 14s es-
corted through the village vita mueic aud
= procession OF several hundred ;cit:zens
20 grove Dhere 6 pavilion had been
erected. TIE trees were dripping with
moisture and the atmosphere w,s chilly,
but the large Srdtence cneered the Gov
ern0rs CO they appeared. Three large
fosts handsomely decorated were crowd
ed With little girls and young ladies who
SANG AND CaeERgD
while the party were entering the grounds.
Mason Ni1iack, son # Judge Ninlack
Of the Supreme CUucs of IGuisns, pre-
sided, and a. once introduced G vernon
Hill. As the Governor s.erped forward,
laultlessly attired oni wearing his over
cost, the crowd repeatedly cheered him.
Notwithstanding The heavy atmosphere
~ spoke with great ciearness.
Governor Sill said:
FELLOW CITIzsNs-I em rejoiced 1t
his opp lrtualIy Of meeting the people OF
Ladi&Ss. Your Stste seems TO be alive
With enthusiasm and true Democracy.
D / this unpleasant day you will not ex-
ct me TO detein you with any
evgthy remarks. came to add my
e.tmonY in favor OF the wisdom and
0-ref winch re have received from 8
Democratic admins rstion CT national
sfsits, Applause In the frs. plsce
want 70 Call your :ltention to the differ
suce between this campaign and some OF
ne presidential csmpaigi of the last
twenty yea.s. To-day all ever this land
our people are engaged in { e discussion
of
Heretofore these question nave been
neglected. Four years ago we
wsre engaged in considering other
questions growing out Of sectional
be.weea VARIOUS sections of
our country, sad to-day, my friends, we
are permitted 80 discuss these economic
ard industrial questions because, under
The wise and Sta etmsnlike administration
u Grover Cleveland, the Country has
'een entirely ard completely pac.fed.
Applause | always desired to tske OF
ny hat 10 the Democracy CT Iac!aus, but
you will permit me this afternoon 10 keep
i on. Applause and cries CT "kesp it
1n!"l Therefore, the arst point that
make In favor CT the D.mo-
;:ati; party in this el5c:ion Is
his. The opportunity for the discussion OF
.hese questions that concern every citizen
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