Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
democrats More Confident han Re-
pubIicans at Washington Rsgard-
ing the Political Outlook.
Thu,msn Rsplisa to .hs Question g 7siIi
WeE.'s Letter HAVE ADy Ii flieLce
on ths sItusiisi?"
stralions Oo-Oper6tion to secure q
Fair Election-Desection Of Fraud.
Thurman on tho Rosd again.
WHEELING, ". VA Oct. 90

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Il UDGE THURMAN, his
Fy son Allen W. aud news
~ paper reporter left Column
~ rus at IL 20 this morning
s3 on the Baltimore and OHIO
Os Railroad, and until i ares
( re- }zS3 vile was reached they mad
W 10 q1iet time. at that
<.ssssGSs place 400 or 500 msn had
come 10 greet Thurman.
Waen he appeared on the
II ar platform they cheered Justify. He
thanked them heartily ior their greeting;
ouE his remaBs were cut short oy = dog
f sht IN the crowd. When the dogs hsd
been driven sway the Judge sa!t:
"T would make tspeech il II
WAS possible. You know 1 have
made great many stump
speeches, but 1t was on stump that
ste cd still. This stump runs sWay.
have often heard Of moving stump
SPEAKERS, that is, men WAC move their
audiences and make them Laugh or cry
and influence them as they wish, On
this concern l am moving a..ump speak
er, hut Of diIsre.t kind. When l star.
&c speak On this stump 1t moves OF. !
am sincerely glad to see ycu to- day and
hope that at the election next week you
will ell turn out st the polls and every
one vote according to your judgment and
according to your conscience. l DOM
tell you how to Tcte, but l know how
l will vote.
rEHALL VOTE
for that GOOD and gres. mar, Grow.
Cleveland, and the more Of you who vote
for him the happier l shall be; but every
ols .s5Nasd vote according u his own
lEoEscieIcs which is the way 1t ought to
be in free country"
Cambridge turned out crowd OF 200
PEG ole with whom the Judge carried on a
lively speech during the stop. After
thaashg them for the turnout and well
;eyMe, he congratulated them on their re-
cent Dig strike OF Dstursl gas, and sug-
'gssted that he thought they hsd found
the p sce where lot OF stump speeches.
we're buried, snd then tapped them.
Some enc IN the crowd ASKED: viii
that West letter have any irfaence on
tae situstior?"
"O5, no. Thss fellow has 70. enough
brains TO hurt sHstning," replied the
Judge. at was too transparent trick
to draw him
80 INTO sCRAPR
to have any influence on the people. L!
Is simply ridiculous campaign oodge.
AT Barnesville fifty or more people
were st the depot to give him greeting
He epjoYed s talk with some old friends,
but the train wss hurried to Belalre,
where between 100 snd 2G0 people stood
CT the p,a' :rm and clsered while re-
cep.ion committee from Wheeling entered
tha trsil and formally welcomed the
ldge to West Virginia.
Fcon Bsu~ood TO Wheeling people
made themselves heard on the wsy, and
when the Wheeling depot WAS reached 2
crowd Of enthusiastic Democrats gave &
rousing welcome to TIE psrtr, fire works
adding TO the noise. Judge Thurman
wss at olce driven 10 the Windsor hCtaI,
where he will remain while in the
city. Tomorrow there will be q p.-
rGde in the forenoon, a number CT
spec ches and IN the evening tocchiight
and Judge Thurman will
make an address 81 the rick.