The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
MR.. TILDEN'S DEPARTURE. |
FRIENDS THRONGTNG THE sCYTHTA TO
WISH MN coon yOYd0E
His Health Better than for Years, and his
| Faith In American In.titutions aud the Peo-
pie Cnshaken-A Rose and ~ Young Lady.

His Health Better than for Years. and hts
Faith In Anne rican Institutions aud the Peo-
pie Unshaken-A Rose and "a Young Lady.
Samuel ]. Tildcn. his sister. Mrs. pelton,
and her son and dauEhtcr-in-law Col Pcton
and wife, rode in a closed carriage yesterday
morning from the Governors residence in
Gramcrcy square to the Cunard dock in Jersey
city. where lay the steamer Scytha in which
the right'ul President and the Hon. John Bgc-
low were to be- passengers to Europe Mr.. Bigc-
low and his wife followed in another carriage.
crowd gathered around the carriages ut the
ferry house and on the boat and those who
could summon the necessary courage saluted
the Ex-Governor. while II few shook hands with
him. The Srythla's decks were gay with the
costumes of wrll-drcsscd women. either passcn-
gers or friends come to say good by. Among
the passengers were Cortlandt Parker. Miss VI.
+. Parker. and Cortlandt Parker. Jr.. Of New
Jersey; Cyrus W. Field and daughter and the
R"v John T.. Goodman.
When Mr. Tildcn and Mr.. Bigelow arrived.
therefore they found a coody company in adj
vance OF them. The first friend Mr. Tidcn met
upon the steamer wis David Dudley Field. who
Ind come to hid good by t. his brother, CYRUS
W. Field. whose siWcroOnl II Oppos 4. those Of
Mr. Y llcn AMI Mr.. BigplOw. With Mr.. Field.
Mr. Tlldcn talked long while The ladies
pressed around him and commented upon his
aRr,qRrannr pot always ~ SO Low tone as
nothing hut what was complimentary TO bc said.
H. seemed in perfect health; HIS .,9mpl.Nion
WIS clear. his eyes were bright and the rxpr's-
good humor " IN IN" world
have not felt -o wli in ycnrs" he said To- n
friend. and my friends are KIND enough to saw
that my appearance is in Keeping with my
The throng " friends who desired parting
wort with Mr. Iildon IN .rrusng every moment.
h" hrcum, w.ari"d til hnudshaklng, and with
drew to the ladies' saloon for rest. Here re-
Il a. DAB y
wit his high Witt, hat
You Will find the sen mir somewhat cooler
than the atmosphere on land. Mr.. Tnden.'
Il hope So. he replied, pausing To mop his
face with his handkerchief. Il am gotni; on
this excursion T." gct away from Ia" hot weather
and other business demands and occupation
that 4 Is impossible TO set clear OF ia any other
Have you determined upon any route of
mo. intend TO travel lcsurcly and ms
privately rs poS~ BILE. Tor tn" purpose OF giving
myself rast and recreation that have not been
able 10 take ia many years and to visit scenes
fan ul interest hy their association with the his
England. : o'snd. and ireland. travelling gen
crlN upon tii" 'unirv roads.
Nn! you wall not 10 to France. or Germany.
L 80 not know whether shall 70 TO tho Con
tin.nt. shall turn in q tnnrr. you Know
Tue reporter asN"i 10y questions alr az
Stat" AMI NATIONAL politics. Tho man who WAS
FL. i"d Proc i!i"ni .h~t November sll.
do not duut that events VIII tho ns'lvos
take tier O.lre of the inst tut nus ut elective
government tlun any Iudl Vilual could do.
Mr. ril len PAUSED. and then cont nurd with
lmIr -SlVt safu. ~fuf --.
Tho mora. , use of mankind VIII not tail t.
d'nN.r ~ I'm W. "n i.'e su. 'ct wn'n VIII
o. fHH wrong iDI Nrr iIapn-- hir. Tine popular
.uI.nIt ni ou tl.-- uhgr clear nni strong an
almost unanimous. Indications cpfue to iu"
ever, inN of - gr.w n'. STR u-ih and grow NJ
unlNrr- =. IT,. American inoll" feel thnt IA"
kNoufinn winch secured our ind np.ndrn"r
amt r-ianli-hrdtho risai of cv'ry eti1'n a. par
l.Ipltr in tur -lNrruninn ui tur country Was
fought in vain. and ~" trioii' 7.'r ir~ ot
our ilustrinUs tu.''-t - W~r, wasted. ID prt'-
session of the Government can hnll that ios-
\ sson alter the Iroplc have ordered tAcm
II re tho interview WINS Interrupted hy the
ontran. of a ntrtn number of Mr. Tud.u'-
friends who had hsHn soar hing the snip for
hum. They lrit hardly standing room, M tine
saloon. and. ns all could MT gan ddmlttan ' at
ON 90. many stool ia the doorWaS~ un either
de. Others still. curious to S'r what was l.n-
ins On within. closed the tiny windows with
their heads. - that all circulation IT mir " is
siorpod. and. tho room became unbcaraoy
wum. -.
er "1,S &C. T"s HID Lam '! sapuS 81 w ar
very sorry you are go. NJ. $50 far as W" are con-
c!ned hut for your sakc W. are ,glad.
turn. and " GA ,tD h hc t'uNsr-'' % uinuunri.
Among those wio tli- rlid th"r pant ns Pee
,p.et@ Yer Ca'rlr- l.. " q n.mou,~oi q. ti-
/ Hid. MR.. join -, ..v. John =. ,.,.r. Cu.
+ nutA'-- county. Jul..~ A'k' g. .Anlrw d..
Mrsn 90. Dr. Austin ! .if. ,Ir. ,lui- nu 20
/ X. Apgnr p.puty s.rr,t,ry ~ i g.. nr
/ Thomas Cnunlun oi l.lu -luuit ". " Gurinn
once of tre. lr.'n.s Mr ila,n s.ud
I "IAe lu-jr.t r. of me hcuIn ratio party hrr
elDr"us it, srrn-t in th" Snu,l rs sr wing.
nni ''rtvwn' r'' tnr'DSi'n' me lan1 ~ high
/ est asp rat'nr- WiIl speedily r"i, ued.
~ .t wa. t"n -iN tna ]. puli"au. Cover
nor. ~ l" asked wh 30 putty j. a. control tl'
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