Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-10-29
Greatest Political Demonstration
in the History of Ohio.
Fifty Thousand People Try to
Hear the Standard Bearer.
They Can Not Get Into the Great Music
Hall, So an Overflow Meeting of co.
900 is sAddressed-Hamilton County
Is Dead In Line for the Cause
Now Let Us DO Our Part
and the National Victor
of '92 is Won in Ohio
This Fall.

The great democratic demonstration
In Cincinnati Monday night is regarded,
not only as the climax, but the turning
point of the campaign. 1t is described
as being the greatest outpouring of the
people on a political occasion ever
known in Ohio Between 10, 900 and
10000 people were packed crowded and
Jammed into the great Music hall For
half an hour they stood up and cheered
as club after club marched through
waving their starry banners. The ova-
tion given Gov. Campbell was simply
marvellous. Despite the carpers and
the critics, it shows that the people of
Hamilton county, as well as the voters
OF the state, are with him. The very
men who had heretofore been luke
warm in his support, were foremost in
according him honor 1t was a
sight never to be forgotten.
Nothing was ever seen in a
national convention in either of the
great parties which approached 1t in
point of enthusiasm, or that could
equal it in volume after volume of
tumultuous applause. Even the great
Music hall was not sufficient to hold
the people, for at least $4,000 gathered
on the outside and echoed the che ers of
the enthusiasts. In order that they
might not be disappointed, Gov. Camp
bell, Hon. Chas. w. Baker and Gen
Michael Ryan went outside to address
them. The meeting on the inside was
presided over by Hon. w. s. Groesbeck,
the Cicero of American politics. He
introduced Gov. Campbell, who for
fully ten minutes was forced to re-
main silent, while the wonderful audi
ence rose to its feet and greeted him
with round after round of cheers and
applause. AS showing the spirit and
temper of the people, the meeting was
significant 1t settles the battle in
Ohio. AS Gov. Campbell himself said
In his speech: 1T means victory again
this year, with Hamilton county head
ing the procession" Among the inter-
ested spectators were United States
Senator Calvin S. Brice, Col. James E.
Neal, chairman of the democratic state
executive committee, and Hon. Robert
B. Bowler. chairman of the Hamilton
county democratic campaign commit
tee. All united in saying that it was
the most magnificent spectacle ever
presented in state politics Mr. Bowler
said that he presented the meeting to
the people of the state as guarantee
of good faith and as pledge that the
democracy of Cincinnati and Hamilton
county were in line for their gallant
leader, and that victory should once
more perch upon the banner of James
E. Campbell
Now are the democrats in every coun-
ty in the state taking renewed hope
and encouragement? Hamilton county
is in line, Cuyahoga county is with us,
the gain in Lucas county will be abnor-
NAL. Let every other portion of the
state but do it's duty and there will be
rolled upon the Sd of November the |
greatest majority the democrats of
Ohio have ever enjoyed. Let the peo-
pie rise to their opportunity. Here is
the chance to win the victory for the |
Here is the chance to crush |
out the infamous system of robbery
foisted upon the people under the name
of protection. Here is the chance to |
vote into oblivion McKinleyism, For
kerism, Shermanism, and all other isms
dangerous to the liberties and rights of
the people. Democrats, independent
voters, the good fight is fought
the rest remains with you. Will you
do your share on election day?