The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-09

Louis Convention as long as he lives that he
there % cast his vote for this worthy President Of ths
on,eed States Now. thank ycu- ard win bad you
good night. lsireat sppAuse.l
The representatives Of the Eastern press re-
turning from St. Louis stopped over IN Colum-
bus to-day 90 meet Judge Thurman. The party
was met At the depot by the Thurman and Jack
eon clubs and escorted TO the home Of the old
Roman The press representatives were cor
daily received, and in response 70 the congrat.
ulataons Of the party Judge Thurman said:
The first time ever saw Henry Ward Bescher. The
reverend gentleman examined rather critically.
for Democrat aud so. looking At you gentle
men before me. must saw you pretty decent
looking fellows for Journalistic don't that yon
about you; nevertheless Idesre TO say that You would
discharge your duties fairly and fearexsly Now IL
y W. wish 70 DO me real service l 'ss be THIS
from me. and be sure put In IL here and there
great applause" also speak well Of my stalwart
except Sullivan of Boston, with whom can De com
pared. Do all this in your best style and you viii
pay great compliment TO the old mAn-as they call
thank you for the honor you have done by by this
call and hope you viii have pleasant ride home.
The correspondents were rendered q banquet
at the Neil House and few hours later left for
the East
The ovations of the day were crowned by q
grand demonstration this evening About
o'clock the Tammany Club and the Licking Club,
OF Newark, o.. with other Newark citizens.
numbering in all about 400 Democrats.
arrived in the city. They were met by
delegations from the local eiubs and
were as once taken to the residence of Judge
Thurman. The distinguished Democrat coon
appeared. and was greeted with cheers. After
the meeting had been called to order oy Albert
White. short speeches were made By
z. M. p. Brister. president, and H.
K Jones. vice-presdent OK the Licking
Club, and others, when the old Roman stepped
to the front. After receiving many visitors
and talking so much. IL was not thought that his
remarks would be lengthy. bat he made the
longest speech he has made since the convection.
and was in much better voice than on the pre-
ceding evening. He said
Gentlemen of the Licking County Club. have
words sufficient TO express to you my sense OF graft
night You have left your homes and come
here and said kind things that have
inspired and invigor ated 1t is enough To
add ten years to the life of ordinary man. Zap
plause. thank you most profoundly for this mark
place and that you mean to stand by the Democratic
doctrine and maintain Democratic principles with al
your power and ability.
Mr.. Thurman thanked the people Of Columbus,
who were escorting the visiting clubs, and said
that those who said he too old 10 run for
Office would find that he could talk yet at least
He felt like making old-fashionsd speech, but
1t was not yet time for it He sntreated
them TO make earnest fight. and
Ohio would be at least q doubtful State. Jsfer-
son, Madison, Monroe and jackson. and. he
thought Pierce. had received Ohio's electoral
vote. Four years of Democratic rule had proved
the predictions Of calamites that would follow
Democratic accession untrue. and had left the
country more prosperous than ever before.