Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-14

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NJ. DicKinson, Congressman WILSON West
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as carry as seven O'Clock oanquetefs he-
gan 70 arrive ana take seats az the taoies.
II, ~ was JUST eignt O'clock ~heh e&-f fIesioeh'
CieVeiana M anu Judge thurman entered tbe
room. Ihey were arm Id arm; the ex-fresf
uent supporting ms Veneraoie companion
.,nYlr % M ~. s''I ha,, u;. r",,n e.;, az,
ed the inroads which his old enemy. rbeu-
matism. had made upon his vigorous
frame. A mighty cheer went up from the
thousand throats as the audience caught
sight Of the two distinguished guests Of the
evening. Just as they reached the recep
ton roem they turned towards the assem-
blage and bowed grsvely spheir acknowl-
edRements to the onp3yation.
Following Ex-Preaisl6M and Judge Thur
man were Congressnnen Breckenridge, Al
len w. Thurman, Hon. Don ~. Dickinson,
and the chairman of the rccsStion commit
tee. After few minutes r&t. the party
rose and accompanied b. ~ speakers OF
the evening entered the q 1hd took seat.
at the grand central table,. 1T this stage
the greatest demoustratidMsl the evening
took place. Cheer after cheer hrose from the
enthusiastic audience, simuitS Sheously every
man arose from his seat and waved a ira
ditional red baplsna Handkerchief in honor
Of the Old Roman. The bald struck up
THE Star Spangled Banner.f and all re-
manned standing until the Globe Of the tune.
Then at = signal from the chairman, the
vast multitude sank into seats at the festivc
board, aud the banquet began.
The roa.t. and Resp
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: ."", T.'. m.n, oIo,c, n, N.e'ei''nu, ''hu
illsn W. Thurman. Josenh n. outbwai,e
Ex- Senator Joe Mcdonald, TX Postmaster
General Don M. Dickinson. Cougre ssmen
W. L. Wilson and W. G P.sBrcckinridge
Judge X. A. Harrison, Gen. Ewing, Gov.
jackson, Gov. Boyd, Neb.sika, FIX Com
missioner Coleman, Congres6ma VIM. II.
Springer, Illinois, George Ewing, Bishop
WatIerson, Ex-Governor Bishop. Solicitor
General jerks, Congressmau O'Neill. Mis-
souri, and Congressman Dueurrow, Chcs-
GO.
At the conclusion of the bar quet, Leniz
raped the vast assembiaee to order.
After paying compliments 70 Judge Thur
man and ex-President Cleveland. ailusions
eiicitipg loud applause. he introduced Con-
gressmsn Onthwaite ~ toastmaster of the
evening. The latter SPOKE briefly and
eloquently of Judge Thurman, and con-
cluded with the toast, ''To ihe health, long
life and continued happiness'of our guest :
One thousand people then sprang to the If
feet and cheered vigorously Ii was five
minutes before the ovation snbsided suf-
ticien,iy to enable Judge Thurman to
speak. The inspiration of the occasion
caused his massive frame to regain all its
Old time vigor. He said:
Judge rhusman's epssch.
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