The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-07
VERY ILL.,.
.R. THURMAN CARR CARRIED
FROM THE PLATFORM
Ia New FORK, Where he was Tn
able to Speak,
although Thousands of Demo-
Gratis had Gathered
ro Hear their FavOrite States
man "Souud the Keynote"
SuIbpa Attack of Illness In
trrrupted What Would
otbervise Have Been a Great
ro,tlay..Oihcr Political News.

,,,,.. nj praplr tonight, upon Tue OCC''
@, n fine Dcmocracy's reception L
,'y' ,".r 6 rbarnau, aud when its hold
',.,,,,,y a." was exhausted it served ii
-. ''.,,r. TO many thousands Of peopll
rbourr addressed by speakers upon
,,.,I. a, each corner OF the building
ri, interior OF the Garden was proiuse
+. l,.,,r,,rd with the American colors
o., ,a,A al the columns forming The
l,.,ofrhe Garden hung gstreames ofred
Whit. and blue, with a shield, a gold eaglt
,,J -, standard Of American flags. Tho
np,brm ior the speakers projected
s,r,pty.iiye feet from the northern wall
,ci vas festooncd with flags. Above il
Gnas b a large, ilag.iGmcd portrait O.
Wilmington, with portraits OF Cieve
nDI and Thurman ON either. side.
ltprciscly 5 o'clock Calvin $. Brice,
Chairman Of the National Campaign
f"mmi,,ge, appeared in the speaker.
s,,rJ and raped for order. He aI
length made himself
HEARD ABOVE TIE Din,
called ,he meeting to order and present.
J Hon. Roswell p. Flower, who said
,We are met to discuss the issues OF The
,,mpairn; to asI; for the Democratic
nriy a continuance oi power in thu
federal laion, that We may bring bacI;
tbr goyrfnmcnt to its original simple
i,y. that irngaiity and honesty may
cou,taut to be- the watchw0rds OF the
p.Oplc, that public office may continue
splbicrust; that Il high sense OF honor
nlay obtain IN all its employees; that the
honor and personal liberty OF the Cit!-
yegs may he maintained both Mt home
and abroad, and that the policy Of tax.
iag the people only for tue economical
EXPENSES Of the government, may be en-
doIscd aud enforced" "
lIr Flower referred to Judge Thur.
man Is That ripe scholar, that able and
upright Judge, that leader of the Senate
and that incorruptiblc statesman"
While Mr. Flower was stiIlspeaking, the
crowd near the Madison Square entrance
began to cheer
THE CHEERS SwELLED
and ran to the cboiy OF the hall and down
to the Fourth avenue wall, completely
downing the voice OF the speaker, as
he announced the coming OF Mr..
Thurman. As he made bis way to the
platform the cheers were redOubled,
bAdanaS were waved and the band
struck up "IIail to the Chief At the
same time there reached the platform
GOV. D. h. Hill, who took seat beside
Mayor Hewitt; Congressman Mcmillan,
Patrick \. Collins, and Ex-Governor
Leon Albeit, Of New Jersey.
This greeting in the form OF resolu-
ton was read and adopted:
THE Democrats OF the city OF New
York in mass meeting assembled greet
the lion. Allen Il, Thurman, Democratic
nominee for Vice President, with hearty
welcome aud applause and hail Inspires
cacc in the metropolis of the Union rs
tue harhingcr Of victory, aud renewing
their pledges OF loyal devotion to tht
National Democratic ticket and tho Ma
tonll Democratic platform, they cs
pcrialIy declare their approval Of the re-
teRt message OF the President as n timely
andicltiOn Of the honor Of the Nation
aud manhood OF the people"
Nlr Flower, who had not attempted tC
ConUGUc his speech, at once introduced
Nr, Thurman, saying: "Fellow citI
tcns, hayo the honor to introduce L
YOU the Old Roman, Allen G. Thur
man.
ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING.
rs Mr.. Thurman stepped forward Il
the speakers stand and stood erect there
WipiHg the pcrsptmtion from his fact
with the famed bandana, the widest ex
element followed. Every one having
seat stood upon it, Bandanas aud flag
were waved and tho crowd cheercd mt
eacrrei again drowning into u muiliet
'ouad the strains OF the band. Th,
CAecringcontinued Tor fully five minutes
and then, in Il voice so feeble that onll
!0ose within few feet OF him could tell
ny Tue face motion OF the lips that hi
was speaking, he said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN, LADIES AND GENTLE
wit has been said by the Republi
.@l papers since | was nominated 70
Tue Vice Presidency that Allen G. Thur
I'aa lSan old, irail, decrepit and broker
voTH ma1, ! do not know that l shoul,
.,gp.y, to this atall, though well know
WaS am in no condition tonight +
peaA 10 an immense audience such n
mss However, | want to speak, ant
mSPlle Of illness am almost induced I
MAKE the attempt beg leave, hOwev
gh'2 Ei Withdraw aud thank you for you
a luSb teIl upon the assembiage as a
NV mat the hero OF the evening wa
Tying TO speak to them but was unabl
20 DO So, Col. Brice and Mr.. Flowe
TTtPped forward and each taking Nj
iinnrlgan by the arm assisted him bac
upA the speakers stand. He was IL
most '9Inling, and for few minutes wi
%o sex TO be removed from the builC
iiaE Wien he had recovered sufIicien
Judge Thurman was taken in Il ca
ppatSe p3tSe direct 10 the ladies' entrance OF til
nun Avenue Hotel, accompanied b
IyssFs, SgFs, Bricc aud Barnum and his so
c Nmch W, Thurman. The Judge WI
phIHncied to his room and was attendC
T{ " GoIdthwaite. the hotel physical
APPLIED REMEDIES,
and later it was said that the Distinguish
Npa'ient would be all right in an hot
O'lwo' DR.. Goldthwaite said the JUDI
naa been attacked with cholera morbl
a. az O'Clock in the afternoon, and he hi
Ia'ised his patient to not exert himge
n attending the big meeting. judi
So%a, SS%"'.nan insisted upon going to MadisC
Iaare Garden, Notwithstanding Il
AU,Ice W Of his physician.
M, ht harnum came out Of the Thurm,
fpE3t@ents ~ in little while, and thouI
49, ~ looked seriously worried, announc,
@at Mr., Thurman would be ali right