The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
III llNl AN.
The Great Statesman in Indiana.
ue Finds Popular Ovations Await
ing Him on Every Hand.
Anothor Mastery Address to the
Democracy OF Shelbyville.
He Continues TO State the Truth in
Plain Words.
uc Eloquontly Appeals TO the Indiana
Democrats to Do Their Whole
Duty to Themselves and
to tho Country.
The Great Statesman in Indiana.

SuEIRYvuLr, Ind, Oct l5.-Tcn cars,
carrying Judge Thurman and party, left
Cincinnati on the Zig -Four at $50 o'clock
this morning Tor the big Democratic bar
bccuc at Shclbyville. The extra cars on
the train were occupied 10y 200 members
OF the Duckworth club, 100 OF che Thur
man club OF Cincinnati and fifty more from
the Thurman club Of Columbus, all nicely
uniformed, besides q large number who
did not go in delegations Judge Thur
man was taken to the depot 10y the Gin
cnnnu escort committee aud the large
crowd there gave him hearty send of rs
he walked TO his car. The first car Of the
train was literally covered with banners
and handanas, while the enthusiastic
Democrats we're, onoand all, provided with
bandanas and lungs. As the train pulled
slowly through the yards the railroad men
| chccrcd heartily, while many an engine
whistle kept time with lively footing,
an q. 4 NJ. engineer taking the premium
! bv attempting n tune. Outside the city
pcoplc stood beside the track and waved
| and chccrcd IN the train sped 10y. Tho
| CiuCncinnnti escort in especial charge OF
the Judge consisted NJ DIR. j. W. Prudcr-
gust and Otway T. Cosgraye, while tho
Judges immediate party consisted Oi him.
self, his son Allen w. Thurman, Dr. Fred
W. Schwartz ana Squire Matt Martin, ot
Columbus. Chairman Townsend and press
representatives. At Grccnshurg several
hundred people were In waiting impati-
entity calling for Judge Thurman, whose
nppoauncc ut the rear platform wa greeted
with cheers. James H. Townsend, chair
man ui the Ohio State committee, intro
duccd the judge as the next Nicc-ifcsl-
dent" and judge Thurman told the crowd:
III you Democrats ol Indiana do Your
duty and give ~ this Stat" that may turn
out tu hc true The tuun started With
the last word and the crowd gave the judge
parting cheer Other towns gave hearty
| chpcrs. and Shrlhylilc stirred the mir with
q tremendous cheer the crowd being away
up in the thousands. The day
is gloomy and duldy, hut that
.,ons a have htlc effect on une sp,r,'.
\ OF N,c crowd Who rudo Mtough the tnud
tn see Judge Thurman ns hc WIS driven
up town escorted by local aud visiting
j. clubs judge Thurman was driven 10 the
home IT Mr. John llrggs whore hu r.
:, viewed the parade The visiting clubs
y ! were from all at this part oi the state and
j | formed procession over mi' long
r. H4ndlnns were carried by ull aud ban
urra with PARTY notices and campaign rs.
y su,s vHrr irtHrly stated n the same way,
Willie wagons with Young ladies Hud girls
p and huprur exhibits added iu the variety
DO ui the prur, sion. The l1udluo p1fusuls
u carried by several clubs served To protect
, thpm sumrWha from the drilling rain
a aud made a hand umr appearance 49, Welt.
7, / After the procession ihu crowd called tot 4
v sp,rrl nud Judge Thurman, standing ur
h Mr.. Hpsfs front puTrh, said. "Oi ouur7,
D. yuu don tNpvct O speech Il ihis Time ha
" must husband my voice ull ! can 20 .pfCa'
W. ut,.rf aHprHwhilc" Many then turu,,
10, toward the fair grounds vhcr the hnr
lo L.ruo h being held aud Nhrrv tb'
~ spcrchcg will take place during the alter
~ noon.
After dining judge Thurman WIS driven
In "a rarrtsH, drawn by nNlv decorated
gfpy huHas. through the crowded streets
Ia b. thr fiflI more crowded TAR grounds.
2 sIrIl,yIIIr hal suddenly. irlm town II
=, IUuu TUNED out into city 1T 'hnN W
u moro The most conservative estimates
IN ,iilr afr of thH crowd placed d 90 irUu
i. g,UutU INuun They were standing IA
A uuI anil. notwithstanding ihu threaten
ius allen sky. men, women and rmldUn
TUNED uut a. shout Hni wave u.l Nnl
'' and musH.r saNr out ~ ihu iuir rfuuua'
If Urr. stands bud byru erected, from a.l u
o. which prominent speakers hr.l l"i.h
be- BuUu. .Hrn being senator voorhees,, tyu
lH Black Iuy. 1rty lnl others.
DO ruul ui tHr grand stand vas vrcDic'
n, Tie auuI rum which Judge Thurman
pHlu. Under tIH sb.llrt ui the STAN
were uuUuur Z. uOO people aud in front q
n b Vru. 10000 more, thy m1di Of whom 2,
n- manned through
~ iuuUu muuu,N's srUrcu
Io Tho Judge spoke with c1sc nnl r'rl
u,a.. HulWBa tIls,iy followed hy ilH 'l"f
IuIs within hearing distance, Who .I'
'h hearty applause 60 alI hu siii Heart
"' rlups r..Ol biz appearance InI h
~ l,..y movement Too sIuI was 1000 In''
'l ,rrt' HHr.H Hul sunk oil, Ir.H.. no lI' iN
"l I.I.H. I..H fuHFH HUI...N. |.I lHI b 1000
ID v.. f.uH.Hf I.sI uui q. H.. 30, Hu. % Nt
r..I.HI uH m IUu occurred HlNi l
IT, Huu..n.r U.H.I ny N. bon ruI Ir,,N 70
~. Tu.f.r U..aHrI hHd sul .dyi, judge lhl
man poke follows
' Mr. Chairman Before common.
rn 90. lus fHu Ifi. 90 ihl' y aH.I t.
us. liver iu I.u f.UJy, want iI go" 90 a.llN
sI |par'mtH.u. have been comp ..l I'd
my UE a. decline shaking hands WIN '
ll' uHul.. whom uuI.r other rI,N''..'N.
DO would u.," gwen wr great U.''"
take hy lhH htul hui have Do. 10 "N ~
a., stump al long, aui meeting .H,N i.l'N ..
.. crowds ul people, nay arm o. ., ..''
Hls u.LrIt tn.I.. .HIH iu. Wr i1 .iIa. NIh.
Nu vith ,uu. Dr. would cause ur more slN,
, Il Inc dian could bear, and much m'l''
lid ... ...... tI.4u 4uV HI y.u would Wen