Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
81 Zine at LAT ~ e tie,

LAFAYETTE, IND, Oct. 1.-THE day
Tor the great demonstration st the Tippe-
canoe battle ground opaned clear and
warm. The city began to I'll up az early
IS o'clock. All trains came in burcened
with visitors. At ten O'Clock tne streets
were almost impossible SO crest WAS the
crowc, End many thousands had already
gone out to the battle ground. Although
trains OF twenty coaches were runui1g
out to the grounds every hslf hour, the
transportation proved inadequate. Local
Republicans gave street pa
rade at Q O'Clock this morn
ing. Log cabins, live coons
SD bTass bands without number were in
line. Enthugissm ran very high. Pic
lures OF General Harrison were seen on
sIl sides, ard the crowds on the eide wax
broke cut evsrY few moments in cheers
for Ben Hsrrison. E1-Secretsry Of the
Navy W. R. Thompson arrived early this
morning with number Of old veterans
General Alger srrived at . o'clocz FROM
indianapolis. General Hovey and Co-p0-
raj Tanner came up from B 3dfor1 by sn
early train with delegation Of 1000 Re-
psbl!csns.
MIR. Blaine rose late this morning. Ia
leiE for the bgttle ground at II 80 accom-
panied by General Alger. Ten thousand
people surrounded the car and he wss
teniered q most enthusiastic ovation. I.
il calculated crowd of nearly 10000
awaited his arrival at the battle ground
CLIMAX IN THE CAMPAIGN.
LAFAYETTE, IND Oct The Re.
publican campaign in Iadisna may be
said to have reac ned Its fJod Of enthsiasm
| snd interest to-day in the crest rally in
the historical field OF Tippecsnce As 0
Republican demonstration in point OF
numbers j. surpassed all previous gather
ings CT the campsig1 excepting that nj
Indianapolis on the l1sh inst. Many es-
| simsted the crowd IS high IS sc, 900. bus
more conservative calculated ia betEaer
80. coo sn1 &c. 900. X
Two previous memorable political &c.
monsttaiions were held on TINS. historic
spot. Ia 1910 the Wings cangrsgsted In
their rude vehicles by thousands. 7ssariI G
coon-skin hats and carrying nlaiSsu,e
log cabins with hard cider barrels. They
were booming the hero OF Tippstsnoe fol
PresicehS In 1856 the Democ.scp. OF In.
diana held great rally here Outing thu
Buchanan campaign. .
Aojoining,rhs battle ground is q Large
grove Of OAKS where stands. ths tsherna
Gle, huge fame sfIuc sure, open az fhe
sides, s1sctet tor csHa meeting pu1p5ses
II has q Sing capacity s for 50os
! and wss c-6Sted OF twics,tSAs. nu nbeI
standing and hundreds On the rsfsers
above. Ga the outside we're 10000
Ahers pressing and clsmpring for sdisis-
Zion. :
Colonel Richard ". Fnompsoa;'ex
Secretary Of the Nsvy, presided q. tas
Tabernacle meeting, and Introduced GaHe
erN..R1ss-n A. Alger u Mchigap<t7a 81
spoke at considerable leigh 3MpSG til
su rct Of gd6sions,snd wages :SaHe was
| followed yfbJ$G sneral Adam F.. King
Baltimore, wac had been spesaa. ten
-1nrutes :~lsa those IN the rear Of ths
gres! audience caugA. the oand OF :;
- r MIGHTY EUZZAH :
in tbs; defiance YnicH Electrified tas
thousands prsseM, aSd tns. CRY weas aA
"Blaine Blaine" Az the cheers ou,sstes
grew nskter those Eithln grew .i,aSaSs
When Mt SIsine stePped 1pon he fis.
torn the ttswt cassged voSierQusS
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