Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-14

Donald of Indiana, Congressman
Springer of Illinois, Congress-
man Cultivate OF Ohio, Gen. Peter c.
Doyle, Buffalo; Ballard Smith, editor
NV York World; Ex-Governor john
algEupry, New Orleans; Hon.
w. y. Finaley, chairman Texas
state Democratic executive committee;
Congressman breckenridge, Kentucky;
fIou. ". 2. Sherman, chairman ma
t,ounl Drmocr ttlc committee, lndnnep-
Oils; Judge Tobias, Bucyrus; Congress
man Wilson, West Verginia; ex-Post-
mnsfer- General Don VI. Dickinson,
Michigan; Hon. Is. p. Ayres, Fort
Worth, Texas; L. F. Moore, BIrminG-
ham. Ala; Hon. O. x. JeTett, CHAIR
man Indiana state Democratic commit
tee, indianapolis: GovernOr-eiect BoVu,
Nebraska; Governor Jackson, Mary
land aud Hon. A. Shee! Bush. fort-
land, Oregon.
Ats:IJp. H. the banquet hall, with
the most distinguished Assem- blage prop
ably that ever sat down to "a banquet III
this country, is now beng photographed.
As early u : 0 clock the banqueters De-
gan to arrive and take their seats at the
table. It was just S:I5 p. IN when eX-
President Cleveland ana Judge Thurman
entered the room.
they were
ARM AND AIM,
the ex-presideut supporting his venerable
conpaulgu who, further assisted 10y
cane. walked slowly up the hall. HIS
limpinz Ealt attezted to the inroads that
his old enemy, rheumHtism, had made
uu0n lis vigorous frame. mighty
cheer went up from 1000 throats as
the audience caught sight of the two
distinguished guests Of the evening, ana
tins cheer was prolonged and thrice re-
peatel ere the procession reached the
upper end OF the hall. For moment
only did the couple pause. !: was
just US they reached tho recep-
ton room, when they turned
toward the assemblGge and very
gravciy bowed thei! acknowledgment
To the generous ovation. Following eN-
President and Judge Thurman as they
entered the reception room which had
been reserved for the coming speeches OF
the evening were CONGRESSMAN BTackiu-
ridge, Allen ". Thurman, son OF the
OId Roman: Hon. Don y. Dickinson and
chairman Of the reception committee
After u few moments rest the party
arose and, &C, ompanied by the speaker
of the evening, entered the hall and took
their seats at the greater center tGo!e.
II was ut this stage the greatest
ptN'N94 i'N4 !'N 'h M =
Took place. lheeF Hlter euee' rom ~
thusiGsuc huuIeAce' anu sun u't'il .
every man A'"se i'o'h ms -
waved the trAo'tlphHl Feu o''uuN',',
handkerchief IL honor Of the old
Roman. With dignity, yet smlllng.v,
MIR. Thurman bowed 10 his loco
frantic admirers and Grover Cleveland
aid likewise, az cheers for the eX-
president Ieut the ar. iue "aHH 81 "N%
mp 'lhe Star-SpAh@'eu hGHHoI' "u-
all renamed sthhulhg uHill 'He US
Then, at Il sign IRON 'he 'hu.' man '"0
vast multitude saHk INTO ssI's IL 'ii' 49,
tive board ana the banquet - oe2,.l. .-,,
letters OF regrets were leIo' 49,, 81 II va
eN-Pres'dent Hayes, Governor i'tl' 81
secretary OF state D"yhF!. inc r ~
Miller, senator JON" "ioi Et'II -. 80
j NJ 'h'Ids "i Tue I 4, I
4h.A LtG&'fr --A''o' Nv wv ~ ~, 90
'arihndr ten. dohh NV
A-commGnder-!u-ch' on 'lR E' ,''..,
ATWr OF the h'pupAci zen. hen
r. F"tler, Justice Joseph b. hr"iiey u
ih" supreme court OF the 'H''" '',It's'
"'n. Juhal i. larry "i hyHchuu'E' 90
justice i'ANiA >. brewer iiO"'
Schurl, henry George, anu NON N0O' 50
Carlisle.
Hon. tlfHhp2h Lee Oh "IasEo"' -
H1n William hH5seu, Eo'rrnor .-',Il-.-..l ..
MAss"rhHseI-si hon. Amos = 'uii' ', ,.,I
OF New f"rK, non. { H. JONES' e9i'oi
OF 81 LOUIS l''Pu'l'''
james L. cultivate was tohs'innsler
oil The evening. 1h"lnhS f"lhE re-
-roHde" 10 'he 'oN'i' NJ p'uioC' it t,
PARTY IN i,-.n.."n 10 iu'uTe rune u!
f'"Enn'e-: ne NehHte' IhHIr' "
Voorhees,; - o"ug democracy Gavin
>. hF'rr; The American SlH'eshHE'
john &. carlisle; ''l'@mo'F"'y III amer
Icn, W C. =. bF'eh.EFIaci me
House OF htHrss.htaH'rs' imam H.
wilson's he Democracy OF inc u
turr, Don III l'''N'n7"H.
TINE H"'F.
II was J ie before the distinguished
guests left the banquet nail.
Seated nj the speaker tame were
Allen q. Thurman Grover Cleveland /
john j LHntz, chairman OF tAe thurman
oluH, Allen W. taaTman, James II. ,
cultivate, ex-senator Joseph McL"h-
nli, cN-Posimns'rF General ion
u. lHrNiu5ou, Congressman hs"h'
n " l.. isreEhpnr'lEB,