St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
Wolverine Republicans De-
liberately Snub Gen. Harri-
sen.
A Colored Candidate for Con-
greSS Hopes TO Over
throw EahoneiSm.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. IA delegation
hbout 800 strong, consisting of members
Of the Hendricks. Cleveland and Thur
man and Sawmaker clubs, of Indian
apOlis. called on Judge Thurman this
afternoon. There were also in the party
a number Of railroad men from that
city. They arrived AT $50 O'Clock by a
special train Of eight cars. The delega-
ton was received al the union depot by
the members Of the Jackson club,
local Democratic organization. They
marched TO the vicinity Of Judge Thur
mans Office. Thurman has been suffer
ing severely for several days from neu-
Talgia in The face. and i0T thiS reason the
delegation was not received at his
residence in the east part of the city.
owing 10 the danger attending an effort
on his part 10 speak in the open air. y
hall capable Of accommodating zoo or
500 people was secured on High street
for the reception 1adge Thurman.
accompanied bv Hon. Il. J. Booth in
carriage. came 10 the hall. and as they
entered a warm and enthusiastic Tecep-
ton was given. MaYQT BT0ck delivered
an address o. welcome on behalf OF the
city Il. J. Booth spoke on behalf of
dent Of the Hendricks club, read an
address highly complimentary to Judge
Thurman, and assured him that Indiana,
heretofore
COUNTED AMONG THE DOUBTFUL
states. would cast fifteen electoral votes
for the Democratic ticket
Judge Humans face was tied up
with heavy handkerchief. and as he
removed il and rose TO speak. the ap-
plause was enthusiastic. Judge Thur
man said:
Nj Chairman: To say that I am pro-
fouLdly grateful 10 my friends from Indiana
for the visit they have made me to day ana
Tor the remarks Of esteem and affection that
you have displayed. i but poorly 10 express
what feel IL my ne4rt am profoundly
grateful 10 you, and l have some reason
10 be grateful 10 Indiana-sOme OF
the-best friends ever had in my life were
citizens Of yOur safe To 60 over the lisl Of
Them WOuld be 70 occupy lime that could not
be spared for that purpose. Yet cannot even
begin the few remarks / shall make without
abiding TO that grand man whose name one
O1 yOur clubs bears, Thomas 4. Hendricks.
lApplausel- For many wears. when he was
an important figure IL American politics and
took marked part, / knew him intimately.
and when four yesrs ago had the honor and
privilege Of speaking with him again and
again in your STATE, and also IN Ohio, ] never
heard him make speech that did not in
crease my admiration Tor The
POWER OF HIS INTELLECT
ana the patriotism and courage Of the man.
Applause Ny friends. ] have one thing,
however. 10 regret today among the pleas
Ures that feel NJ yGur presence. For fOur
or i've days have been suffering dreadtully
from an attack Of neuralg i5~in The face and
have had sometimes three and sometimes
four radical high protection teeth aching as
# they Intended 10 lake on ny head laugh
ter. but hope ! shall convert them 10 sound
doctrine before long. III least Though nv
Is Err l. sf,7v1 81 ny
ErteS and, like our opponents, il VIII shrink
and shrink until health shall once more be
in my head IS i viii he in The poliU-
lcs Of tins country LLaushterand anPlaUse.l
Now. my friends you Indiana people saved
the Democratic cause four years ago. Your
vote was necessary 10 he election Of Cleve-
land and Hendricks. and you gave il by a
good round majority and now IL j IN your
power once more 10 save the Democratic
party by voting Tor Cleveland again. APP
TlduSe. ] am quite sure that there is not
Democrat within sound Of my voice who re-
grels that he voted Tor Grover Cleveland IN
1os4. I never met a Democrat that did so.
II may be that there IS q straggler
here and there, but think You can
count them on the fingers Of one
hand and there are for such ten 10
one who have come 10 Us from the ReDub-
EcGn party. lApplause.l ! can hardly think
how a man who voted for Grover Cleveland
in 1851 can have the face 10 look into TEL
low Democrats face and say: i won't vote
for him now. lApplause.]
do say that there is much that ought 10
be reformed ia our laws and IN our system,
but il is not The failI Of Grover Cleveland
that The reforms have not been made.
III HAS URGED THEM
He has pleaded with congress; he has said
10 the people a-ain and again that such and
such things ought not 10 be, and that Others
ought 10 he. and that he has said again and
again; and no sensible man can say that
has Recommendations have not been made
by wisdom and knowledge and patriot
4 ~. oh.
acquainted well, ! say 10 yOU, my young
friends, ana all my friends. young and old, IS
one Of the most sensible. leTel-heQQed- hon
est men ! ever knew. Applause He Is
now before you as a candidate, and firmly
believe that lie VIII be elected. Applause
I firmly believe that The American people
have too much sense, LOG much appreciation
of the honor bravery and courage IN that
president 10 lay him aside after the honor,
and courage ana bravery and intelligence
that he has exhibited in the presidential
chair. Now, my friends, wish ! could speak
10 you longer bat tB al
RAsCALLY PROTECTIVE TOOTH
Of mine ! beginning 10 be TebelliOus and
think l viii have 10 stop. Therefore must
say 10 you thar y0u must wait until ] come 10
yOur state. and God willing. ! wall be there
laUplausel and then ! viii talk 10 you about
the tariff. and The fisheries or anything else
that yOu want NE 10 IaIk about laughter,
and won't he mealy mOuthed about il You
won't md me avoiding any question what
ever that Is fairly proposed. [Applause.l
God knows thai I would rather be al home
with my dear old wife Than in any Office in
the world, but ] have been chosen by The
Democratic party 10 help ghI this CAM algil,
and mean TO 90 IL 10 The best OF my ability,
and ! hope 10 do il with success. lApplause.l
At the conclusion Of the speeehmak-
ing Judge Thurman took a position in
front OF the platform and was person
ally presented 10 each Of the visitors.
The remainder OF the day was spent in
looking about the city, and at II o'clock
tonight the delegation left on their re-