The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25
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At the close the orator was vOciferously APP
plauded and conducted In great state to his palace
car. 1t is noticeable tact that DelanO and Cress
well. the Cabinet members, were in Dayton to-day,
intending to speak there tonight 1t would appear
the movements of the old soldier of peace are
perpetual terror to the administration or otherwise
he would not be shadOwed In this way.
AT SPRINGFIELD
he again addressed tn" people on the subject OF
crowds and similar oratlons awaited him, all OF
them being done in five minutes each. AT Kenton
he spoke, contrasting the platforms Of the two
parties In regard to the one-term principle.
At Tiffln there was crowd Of 1000 persons as
sembed, with band of music, and an immense
Greeley and Brown banner stretched across the
railroad. He mounted the decorated platform,
and, on being introduced by Judge Sloan, the can
ddate for Congress In this district, the versatile
sage again spoke shortly
nomination but nearly every Cabinet olcer was now on
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dous combination indicated alarm and apprehension on
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AT Clyde an earnest-looking crowd had gathered
and the old man eloquent thrilled these hearers
with another piece o. condensed path0s.
SANDUSKY
came into view about six O'Clock In the evening.
The Sandusky committee mad boarded the train at
Clyde, and at once took charge OF the llon On ar
irving at the depot band, carriages, banners and
shouting mob awaited them. The Philosopher
took bis seat In his carriage with difficulty,
although two Jealous policemen persstently
showed everybody about and raped everyone they
ness Of the occasion The procession arrived at
the West House in due time, and from the balcony
OF that house the chief made another address.
Supper was partaKen here, and the party re-
turned to the special train, which had meantime
been augmented by the addition Of the Northern
to sne directors s' OF the Lake shore Raoa
which had been assigned for the use OF the
Cleveland Committee. This committee was COM
posed OF some prominent men OF Cleveland, among
them ]. H. Wade, formerly President OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company; Henry Payne, lately
Spauding, Hon. John Hutchings Judge Robert F.
Paine and others.
STARTLING INCIDENT
Just as the train was leaving the depot some one
SHE'D stone the size OF fist through $25 WIN
dow pane Of the directors car, striking one OF the
committee in the face and slightly injurng him. 1t
is supposed to have been hung by some infuriated
political opponent, as similar occurrence took
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Randolph and Mr.. NewcOmb and narrowly missing
the Sage himself There were one or two sta
the Sage made his customary gems. Of
speeches, but 1t remained for Cleveland itself to
v Hhee ied into the depos under the high
bluff at about hall-past nine tonight. The
depot was filled even at that hour not only
yelling, crowding and crushing for Greeley 1t was
found too venturesome to plunge into such surg
ing sea unguarded and the heavy force OF police
men present were ordered to open passageway
from the car platform to the carriages which
awaited the distinguished party
and looked fair enough from the platform, but
twas deluson and snare. No sooner had Mr..
member OF the Cleveland Committee, than
the crowd closed up the passage way again
with Its unruly surging ana the police again an
Greeley was started on his way through the
divided sea and the more humble members Of his
men, ventured after; but all at once the waters
closed with rush. Policemen and commit teemen
insignificant atoms in the crowd, while only the
lusty strength of the hardy woodchopper and the
stout arms OF his faithful committeeman sufilced to
keep his white hat pennant above the waves. He
managed by -
right and left to reach the carriage outside the de-
pot and got safely into 1t. The sight then was an
imposing one. Ranged along on the bluffy street
above were greeley guards IN UNIFORMS bearing
torches, banners and transparencies, with their
bright glare paling completely the Intellectual fires
OF the dim street lamps below. Along the iron rail-
ings above women and children were gath
cred In desperate effort to see the
famous candidate as he passed by. and
the dark lane Immediately fronting the depot was
now blacker than ever with Its thick masses Of
men. Music resounded from the bluffs above and
rockets and fireworks glared In the air from every
corner Cheer upon cheer filled the air and
was taken up and continued along the line OF
torch bearers half dozen blocks away, as the lib
eral leader stood up in his carriage and doffed his
hat to the people. Then the crowd was dubbed
and josted out OF the way by the police.
GUARD OF HONOR
bearing torches took up their station by the side OF
the Philosophers carriage and the procession COM
menced. IL passed through the open lines of Gree
ley club men, who were ranged In Bank street al
most as far as Superior. Houses on the route were
decorated and fireworks blazed out unexpectedly
at nearly every corner. 1t was finer ovation than
Pittsbufg rendered the Chief, a more stirring one
than that at Cincinnati, where the procession
had not the attraction OF Mr.. Greeley's presence
in line, and was not surpassed at indianapolis,
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