The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-02
WAS WARM MEETING.
Democrats and Republicans Have q
Battle Of Breath.
PARKER Is GREETED.
Immense Audience Gathers at New
Jerseys Largest City and Ut
teranees of the Presidential
Nominee Applauded.

Newark. y. j.. Nov. 2--Eventually
ineffective. but temporarily successful,
was the attempt made Tuesday night
TO rout monster Democratic meet
ing at the Essex troop armory. where
Judge Parker was the principal speak
err. The great building with capaci-
~ said to be over two-thirds that OF
Madison Square Garden in New York.
was nied. and at the first mention of
the present administration and the
name Of President Roosevelt hundreds
broke forth with terrific cheering. and
for several minutes it appeared as
though the Democrats were i'm the mi
uority The scene that followed was
one of unimaginable confusion. Hiss
es and cheers were mingled. words OF
anger and threats were heard and the
police we're poweriess To control. Ri
nally the Democrats. by sheer force OF
numbers and their greater volume OF
sound, drowned out their adversaries.
The disturbance occurred before
Judge Parker reached the hall The
meeting was called TO order al
o'clock II was under the auspices OF
the Parker Constitution club OF New
Jersey. and Richard L. Lindaburg was
introduced as presiding officer. He be
gan his speech. devoted 10 national is
sues. bat had not fairly starteo before
IL became evident that there were a
number of Republicans III the building.
Mr. Lindabury referred to the alleged
usurpation Of power by the executive
ia the Panama incident whichappeared
TO be the signal for the outbreak
For an instant the represe natives
Of the two parties were locked In "A
combat Of boots and Kisses. handicap
ping aud cheers Mr. Llndahury APP
peared 20 be taken by surprise and ne
repeated the reference to Panama
again. mentioning the name Of PresI~
dent Roosevelt which was rheered
louder than ever. by this time the
Democrats In the audience were ready
To meet the attack which they did
with Misses for the Interruptions and
cheers for the Democratic candidate.
In defiance 81 she attempt to rout
him, Mr. Lindabury abandoned the
speech ard talked directly at the dis
turbers. lie seemed to relish the CON
test. and by SO, when the band lead
Ing the Parker procession was heard
so approach the arraoTy. he had effect
ually stIenced those who had cheered
for the Republican party.
when Judge Parker finally reached
the platform he was Rivn an ovation
equal To that At Madison Square Gar
den Monday night throughout hie
speech re was accorded marked atten-
ton.
Judge Parker invasion ~ New JeF-
sey to make in the present campaign
the FIRST speech he has delivered out
eide Of his native state was net with
a rtsauudlpE welcome This started
when the candidate boarded ferry
of the Delaware ard T-aekaHanua rail-
road at Christopher street New York
ard WINS continued a' ghe Uobokea sta
tnn on crowded train to Newark and
en- reu'r to the home % former Senator
james smith J~- where the members
Of Hss party aara guests at dinner The
BroaH street station }n Newark several
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