The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
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Grover Cleveland has tail him NO aud
given him ha walking papers. Incarty
applause.l My friends,
IwANr 10 THANK You
before ! take my seat for tho kindly well
como YOU have given me. | have Travelled
up aud down the valley aud over these
hills many, many years ago. ! once rcp-
resented the ncighboring district Ia Con
grcss, and tired Ia discharge my duty To
the best Of my ability. and | believe that
| did. lGroat applause and cries Of
"lcspl | come nov Ia the setting sun
20 give you, who supported anl welcomed
me then, or the the children who sup
ported me then, Any honrticst thanks aud
10 express the satisfaction that | feel 10
ind YOU. as your fathers were then. good,
true, honest. hearted and brave men Of the
Democratic faith. lGrcat applause.
The Hon. &. w. Baker, oi Cincinnati;
the Hon. J. II. Ouihwaitc, Of Columbus,
aud j. l.. Daley, Of Cleveland, were the
other speakers Of the day. AZ $50 o'clock
Judge Thurman, with thc Columbus dele
legation m ~ escort, left over the Hooking
Valley road Tor home, and the big meeting
Oi the miners was at ma end.
what the Grand OId Nan HAS Done.
CoLuNnus, o., Nov .. Judge Allen q.
Thurman, Democratic candidate for Vice.
President, closed his campaign at Nelson.
vile today, and a review Of his fall work
makes an interesting showing II Is
eleven weeks since ho started out and
during that iimo hc has travelled ass
miles by railroad and 70 miles by water
Included IN his travelling by boat Is the
stormy passage of Lake si Clair on tho
evening oi August ~, which umo grave
fears were felt for the safety oi the little
steam yacht on which the Judge and party
were carried.
lie has made cighty-ninc speeches Of all
kinds, siSiy.Gyc oi them being from tho
rear platform Of the train, which the Judge
called bis movable stump" Half Of his
twcnty-lOur regular speeches have been
delivered In the open air, and only three
or four times did hc have rcally suitable
place ior speaking. Once only did hc fail
10 keep an engagement to speak, that be-
Ing bcmuso oi his sickness ut New
York. llo has addressed not lo,s
than 10000 people face "a face,
MllllN llfNWNN lllt NifNlNlN tl lllf
Associated Press he reached hundreds ui
thousands moro. Most Of the time his
friends prevented hand-shaking because
Of icam Of injurious effect ON him, bat
nevertheless be- shook hands with several
thousand people at various times during
the campaign. In view 0f the near np-
prOach oi the Judges seventy 9th birth.
day anniversary this n n remarkable
record, especially since u left him
Ia Ualy better condition than
when ho started out on the
campaign. one thing that has done much
10 make his travelling not only ondumblc,
but pleasant, has been the attention he
has received. Since the ith oi September,
oil oi bis travelling has been done In Col.
lifccH private car, la charge Of James A.
Young, 10 whose excellent cooking aud
wnichiul cnru while ON the cat, ~ due
much oi the credit Tor judge Thurmans
improved health. In all Of his travels the
Judge has been accompanied by his son.
Allen w. Thurman, aud nn Associate PvEs
representative, aud at times several others.
10 all OF these the Judge has acted ~ the
genial, hearty gentleman that lac IL, aud
each hW q pleasant recollection OF the time
when his duties brought him In contact
with the cold Roman" In regard " the
election Oi next week, Judge Thurman is
Sanguinc oi Democratic succcss, aud has
repeatedly made public bis belief In VIC
tory lor his party.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox plans all her bills u
fare week ahead.