The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-03

Judge Parker Addresses Large Gather.
ing at ceopsr urion.

fnH NJ Ce8pHF BnfoH.
New York. Nov. s.--one OF the rous-
ing receptions CT the campaign was
given Judge Parker ct Cooper Union
Wednesday night. where he addressed
. larg. meeting, held under the su-
spices Of the German Parker union.
The candidate was substited for former
President Cleveland. who was sehduIed
originally to address the gathering. but
was compelled to cancel the engage
ment. Other speakers were Carl
sehure. the presiding sfficer; George
Won skal aRd sigTnund seisleF Of Chi
cage. An IF the addresses were in
0ermaan exoessk that Of Judge Parker.
UaAer an escort Of mounted peIiee-
men in charge Of Inspector Brooks
Judge Parker arrived at Cooper Union
at s8s s'cleck. The candidate was
warmly caeered by the crowd about the
building. Judge Parker was shown to
the stage by those I'm charge OF the
meeting and met Mr.. Echurz in full
view of tse meeting They cIasped
hands in a greeting that lasted fully
q minute. while the crowd looked on
and appiauded aprovingiy. The recep-
ton givea the candidate was but rep
etitisn Of others that have been given
him I'm New YORK. and TN fact on every
occssios wbese he has made public ad-
dresses. The Denomination continued
sight minutes before he was permitted
to begin as speech, Cooper Union vas
nlle4 long before the meeting began.
TNe FIRST great demonstration wss
whs@ Me-. Schurx arrived. few min
utes later the neetinE was called TO
sraar by Hesnan Rider who intro
duSeA Mr.. Sehurx a. chairman. The
presiding eTice~ has not been well. and
he spoke with consfdera bic effort. max
ing his only address of the campaign.
Mr.. Schur1 VAS CheeFed heartily
Throughout hts speech. and received
tremsuAous ovation at the conclusion.
He rHsn introduced George Won Skal
whs saosed his spsech with q fervent
anps@i ~ the vaters OF German descent
30 r~s@srvs the liberties FOR which you
haVs paia ss dearly, ard which are
three e~nea by party satlated BY
grssA ssT qs~wss and lu~t and psn" II
wss darins this appeal that Judge Par
ker sstsrcd. This ovation given the
saudiasts vas far beyond that accord
ID ths%s who had previously appeared
A@sge Psrker's sps~ch was almost
sstirsiy devoted To the subjects of i'm
psrlAiiTu ard militsrisrn, and the sub
isots seemed peculiarly popular with
tA~ audience. H. Vas interrupted FIRE
qusntlY With prolonged applause. and
once, when ne PAID homage to Mr.
SchurE personally. Rs one who had
felt ths blightlug power" ~ militia
ri,n, MIR. Schurx came forward and
shook Judge Fsr<er by the hand and
thanked him for bis words. The audi
snc~ stood up ard shouted lts aproval
Jsax~ Parker was driven from Coop
e. Union ta Carnegie ball whore be
adtr~ss~d \ meeting under he auspices
~ ths NFa-f Side Parker Independent
club He was most heartily received
The bsH was filled. nearly one-th}r5 Of
the audience consisting ~ women. and
wUaN the candidate entered he vas
give" = Demonstration. Amid 8 burst
OF ga r50f4s music the waving Of ban
ns~4 sui hAnGkerchIsfs and shouts -
bis name. Judge Parker bowed his ac-
know xeFnerts. lie was cneeyed for
ten m lnut-a willis he waited TO speak
JuGg~ Parker was frequently inter
ruuf-d with applause He made only
a few attempts 10 emphasize his re-
marks snd none ~ orrtorirsl display.
II. concluded ~ - IS. and, after .hak-
ing hands With number Of h@~e on
the platform. i-ft for the Democratic
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