Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-25
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All Along the Routs-rhs Judge Makes .

All Along the Routs-rhs Judge Makes .
Few Remarks.
CHICAGO, August "a. As the regular
train pulled through the suburbs Of Battle
Greek, it was evident that . big crowd wss
on hand, and the arrival at ths depot made
it certain thst the people were trying 70
outdo oil that they had done before. Col
lector O. A. Ward, Of Port Huron, intro
duced Judge Thurman, and his reception
was all that could be desired, hearty and
prolonged cheering greeting his appear
ance. In substance be said:
II have been In many political battles,
bot never before in one 20 strange ss this.
have heard . great deal Of what In called
humbug, bat never before did bear
speakers arise and tell tho people IL WAS
we'll for them TO be taxed heavily. II In
the first time that ! ever heard that man
could be made rich BY taxing him. The
government collects moro than IL has need
for, and after paying the expenses Of
the government, then, after paying
pensions 10 gallant men who
fought through the war, II has millions IL
don't know what 10 do with, A. useloss ~
when II ws lying in the mine ~ an ore.
1t Is hid in the vaults and Ia no good 70 any
one, but Is dsprivinR the people OF the use
Of what would do 10 much 10 contribute 70
their comfort, usefulness and happiness."
In answer 10 o question, he started 10
speak Of the Mills bill, bot the train
started.
vicksburg and Cassopolis were ready
with Crowds and greeted the special with
much applause.
At South Bend n crowd Of o couple Of
thousand people awaited the arrival Of the
train and heartily with three times thres
cheers welcomed the appearance Of Judge
Thurman. Congressman b. F. Shively,
Whose home is at South Bend, introduced
the Judge. who substantially said: -Four
years ago had the privilege and honor Of
speaking many times In the goodly
State of Indiana, and hope my
efforts then had something 70 do with the
voting for Grover Cleveland. am glad
to have the privilege Of speaking now, 81.
though bat . few minutes, and bope b.
fore the election that may have the op.
portunity 10 speak several times 70 the
people Of this State, and that Indiana will
bs found on the side Of the people, that n,
on the side Of Democracy. 1fyou do your
duty - four years ago, feel ~
sured that victory onos more will
be on our banners, snd II will
show that Democratic government In
America 10 for the beneht Of mankind.
There u no truth In the story thst Dsmoc-
racy II opposed 70 the manufacturing in
terest Of the country rightly understood.
All We ssk IL fair play and equal rights-
that none b msds psivilrssd clan. The
Democracy ars the particular friends of
the laboring men, fog oat Of soe hundred
Democrats ninety nine sfe wofkipgmeu."
Unusual Demonstrations afspplssss wsrs
made o. the train pulled out Of South Bod
on the way 70 Valparaiso. At that plscs
Deas'y three tboassud people welcomed
the special, and In respoasb 10 thsif ehssss
the Judge ssid be would ''isavs the State
with higher opinion Of than sves before
and IL you 6nd 10 sgrssabis snf In your
couscisncs b vote the Democratie ticket I'll
think more Of you than sver."
Alter speakipg Of his trip through ths
State four ysass ego and aaking Dsmocrsts
70 do tbsir duty that tbsir ticket may b
elected, bs sgsin thaaksd tbsm fss thsts
courtesy and cordiality sud ths train
moved out amid The chssn q ths crowd.
The special train reached tbs dspet In
this city st $50, but bsfoss that time The
people Of the city bad startsd O ths wei
come, which has proved 70 b msst ~
rns,ks hls anA h>avtw go