Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-27

WUolgroWers, and p-oleCtiODists every
where have been received. The pilgrimage
to the Harrison homestead has slreaJy
set in. Many state Delegations are
arriving. Preparations are being made
tor TIE reception Tonight OF the Ch,CsgO
delegates who are coming by specisl
train. Chairman Estee snd lie entire
California delegation together with six
Carloads Of Others are on EnGir WSy. The
II csptlOl will take place Of the residence
wlere q temporary platform FIR speakers
is being prepsIed. Electric Lights ar
oeing pisCed in the yaId. A ratification
meeting viii De held down town. The
streets give Up one bl4Ie Of horns aad
ccrfusion. There Is 1nuC1 decoration
and no li5tie enthusiasm.
UPLSIONs OF POLITICIANS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, June 26-Whige Pfesi-
dent Cleveland declines to express ga
opinion upon the outlook, HIS friends
make no eff 1T 10 conceal Tue i2Ct that he
Is we'll p!asssd with the r publican nOmi-
naliCDs. He looks upon Harrison ss ~
able msn ot uGbicm1shed character, bl.
nor as en- Antagonist WAC is TO be feared.
Opinions are as thick aud as variad as
butterflies In summer time and your cor
respondent CLEANS the following from
prominent politicians:
Mr.. Mills: eve will get away with
HARRISON. am satisfied OF Jb2y. The
mGgwumps Gle satisfied with ClevelaEQ's
administration, with his civil seIv &c
reform aui WIN MS tsrlf views.
TIE Cabinet are well pleased, End think
the ticket is sn easy enc TO beat"
Mr.. Breckenridge, Democrat, Kentucky,
member q the ways and means commit
tee-"TGe nomination IS 2 good enc fer
Doth sides. General HsrIis9n is man Ct
good character, with large experience il
publiC lie. He VIII pGil tae fGl vote Il
Eis parry, no doubt. o. the other hand
tn nomination is 6 good one for tHe
Democrats, because General H>rrisoE
will carry no one besides ais psrty,"
General Hooker, DenOGrs:, MissIssipp.
THE nomination is good enough to be
be>ten."
Mr.. Turner, Democrat, GaorgiG-
"GeneraI Harrison viii get no Demo-
cratic votes and VIII be more esgily best
il the doubtful states than BLsire would
nsve been"
Judge Caipmsn, D nCcrat, Mi2higar-
"GresGsm would have been stronger
man than Harrison. Cleveland, however,
will be elected "
Nlr. Baker, Democrs', Nav YORK.
"Wil HarriscI get the mugwumD vote?
I DON'T sec Why ne ehOuld."
Mr.. R ?gaEs, Democrat, Of Arkar:sE-
1.-THE Gamius}i Cf Harrison is what |
expected. have Just re!urned from the
south, wEere it Was thought inst Blaine
wonld be the m&r. HlIrison, suppose,
Will pct his Dartyia yA7a ~
TIE Washington Post Gays this morn
ina: "Toking i al N Sill, we l9i1k that
Republicans have done spicndidty.
Tbels ticket is strong N two impoTtsn
states, aud when the election day comes
srOund II VIII be found running very well
indeed"
ACTIVITY AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAFoLIs, IND June rs The ex
citement Of Yesterday caused by the Z en-
ina;ion Gs General Harrison, continued to-
d>y with q CAsnge of Ecene sad INCIDENTS.
The city is disposed TO q pr5ciate The
novelty aud honor Of having g preSiien-
liSl candidate II the highest degree, and
to ger slI the enjoyment possible out OF
it. The horn blowing, which hsrdly
stopped during the night, Wa3 resumed
es.ly this morning, and has continued ell
with people, NEST of them wearing H-r-
risoH badges g some kind. II addition
to the city population large numbers have
come in CT trains from surrounding
t1wRs.
General H3lTisOn IVES not st his Office
to-day and his house w&g visited by
large number Of peopIe. Several
photographers ind special artists
r,f
the residence and surroundings. Author
lied sketches we're o0tsined for nume!
Gus illustrated papers. The autograph
seller was on hsnd, and the relic hunter
made s good beginning at chipping sway
toe floLt fence. An electric light COM
pany Is putting up some arch lights on
the gr0uad and local committees are pre-
parlng portable plstfOrm for use in the
vicinity should there be occasion for
speech -makiEg. Ali these indications
are held by the locsl population TO fore
shadow tidal wave of popular enthusi-
asm and repetition OF The "Fippecanoe
and Tyler too" campaign Of 1919.
THE PRINCIPAL EVENT
Of the day outside Of the locsl Demon
stration was the arrival Of q train from
Chicago at 80 p. IN. bringing delegates
SnQ VlsiIOfS. Inc fSTMCAL CSleSeuuu
came solid, with some from Msssschu-
sets and other New England states and
few from Virginia. Tee Georgia deiegs
ton also arriVed. These were met ut the
depot by great crowd OF people.
Fifty open carriages were on hand to re-
cieye them. They were accompanied by
Hon. John C. Nav, member CT the Re
publican national committee from this
state, and other leading Republicans, and
we're escorted at Crc7 10 General Har
ris0n's residence, where sn informal re-
ception wss held. No speeches were
made, but there were many persoag&iE-
Productions and much nsnd-shsEie6t
the conclusion of this most Of the psFS
drove to the depot and resumed th&E
lurney. At dusk double sslutSBf
csnnon WAS fred, and there was SRA
illumination by natural gas snd &ttrfc
lights. ratification meeting go been
called in the largest hall Of theseHy, and
this WAS proceeded TO by great out
pouring Of people.
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