The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-12
COV EOBlNSON'S WELCOME.



.co,rruur. aud Lieut.. .-Gov. Dorsheimcr-
.>oubr vnli, and Ven Earned Piaudits.
c,y Robinson reached the Grand Central
,,tat.o.l1ck Yesterday afternoon. and was
r,r,el as hr stepped from the palace car hy
ms Augustus S'hcll. Henry L. Clinton. and
,mri l.. Gaul OF the Tammany Hall Commit
=. N Arrangements. Tho Governor was ac-
,.o,,n.rl by his son. Col. ID. c. Robinson. and
!, state Comptroller Olrott. The party were
, in carriages to the Everett House, where
gs.orate preparations had been made for the
.,t.r,airmrut OF the distinguished guest.
Tho Governors parlor. which fronts on
s,cntrarth street rs well as on Fourth avenue.
a., FRAGRANT with choice flowers. A ccntrc
,.lc rcprcs nted the wheel Of the ship OF
s.ie IL rim WAS Of red roses. its spokcs OF
,rlax. and its handles of white carnations.
The florist had made a man OF white and red
e,w,rs io engineer the wheel. but his face was
o. ugly and his expression so villainously
a kcd that he was withdrawn. Above
ne mirrors wore festocns Of brilliant roses con-
rs.,ei with beautiful evergrcens. During the
A.. ranon many distinguished men paid their
t-r..t- to the Governor. and he partook Of n
tnn.ratwhich Mr. Henry J.. Clinton presided
t-i Mr.. Augustus Schcll acted as Vice-presi-
ilt Fourteen persons sat down; among them
as Governors son. Col. f. Tappan. Vincent c.
NnE. William L. Roberts. Iicut-Gov. Dor
. mcr. Comptroller Olrott and Col, Mooney.
As + NJ the Democracy began TO gather in
hato Tammany Hall in great numbers and
win hall an hour Fourteenth street was
Jr ilH.ly blockaded. The Hall was dec
oried with bunting inside and out. and
D. street was Illuminated with calcium
llts At intervals these lights were
siis hy rockets and Roman candles ard thus.
vad with the sights and the strains oi
Grfums Seventh Regiment hand. the multi
ml' were well entertained. within the hall
vre the procession committee. Mcssrs. Denis
Qin. Thomas +. Grady. John Birmingham.
l.wri T. Fitzpatrick. Peter Mitchell. Jacob
s-M'hrr Alfred Wagstaif. Jr.. Thomas j.
ca ton. George W. Morton. Owen Murphy.
rrr Trainer. Patrick II. Kennar, Richard
Tunean John 4. Foley Richard J. Morrison.
ward nuily, Leo c. Dcesar. Peter Seery.
7 mas C. l.. E'tlcsine. Charles T.. Loew. Gun
urr H. Arkrrmun. Ambrose II. Purdy. and
H-h Ferrigan. To this committee the
district delegations reported as thoy ar
rNaj. each being ass gned its posi-
TN in the line. by oA 2. NJ. nearly
a.i delegations had arrived. but. as the hour
igm0yn- wns O'Clock Il meeting was organ
L. - r,,i..t- p.,,,,, i,,i
Grady and Purdv. and their theme the
,a...,..,r..i.,, -, g.. ,ohi,,,, a.
"'''"'7'''''u Va WV '"olhsVh' Ai.Vl
..' speeches. Commissioner Brennan. the
Grand Nar-hal-hig burly nnd cenial-
,-fr.l ,ha .orro,ion ~ tho limos a,I tho
'' 81" '''".""'u VI 'u' '"'7' ""N VIZ
t'"i men thai packed the Hall HE'D out INTO the
rr.rt Herr they formed with the General
c.nmitt.. in th. fr,nt rsvt IN ,he land ,,I
~ DH' ",N' ~ .''s o".iu' '"'
OK up the Ilne ot marin about thir'y men
FAN.
:, ,i front, ,ha ,.ro,'t-,,t, 49,, al
u..' 'nv p'i1''-"n'' "'uS, nIou
on parting salvo OF rockets and blue
hst'-. and the procession. 10y this
tim. ,..rlv IN ooo s,r,,, h.,,a, ~ ,,,vo
'y ioooV s'io"s. ovs"n 80 NOV.
t"p window ana every other available spot
ior .-hi>''rs WAS occupied. but beyond tho im-
,r..Iv.,.ss wbich .i,y.vs attaches =, ,h.
',i,i,,,t,,... ,,,,..
g'N iihE t"S'th't ol " "hu''u''V' men, Nl'if
w. rite to see. The procession marched ny
ar,..nth street 10 Broadway. up Broad-
IVA
w 10 S'N'h'eehh street ana hehc'
iI1 the open space in front Of Union
srsr. Just as the tail end OF the procession
praat,,..,. ar', r,nr,a.r,t s,r,o. H.,
!ND'l Broadway ana f"ur'eehlh s'r'e' th'
c."etion from the First Assembly District. led
| J'-'l'e puuy' marched up II was headed
. ' "oNernor Island band. and was the
ofv delegation that attempted anything like
d.r.v An tho men carri.d eo,s ar hanno,s
cr Calnc-e nnterns. rms ana ms th thcr. VI wrrs g"" fu
s.D.n hlndrsd in the line Nh. "tfat rns
t..- ~,
I'll. Union souare plaza was thronred. II had
t..r-n d. Gnif rast The long row of rns-
l.'f- frightened up the globes of many colors
a. al INN lights and blue and red rr. mnd,
2 -..,an lrIllinnt one The balcony OF the
I-ru House was decorated with hass ant
i-,. fnr Wi, lows many lnIirs and rrnf,rmrn
god ri,n N. crowded snuurn. A'coninloli-
Oh. .t~tk.r-' stand drtt,s.l in maroon and
.. ,.'N.t wns in III. ulaza and 25O
l. .. mi .rs unt.r tho cofnunnI ~
% A., : Viui,,,.. ,n,,t. room T. - tt.' ,,r,-
g.. .n. On The stani We're distine,iished N'.w
yr..r-. nmong them Nnvor smith Fiy Jr
/ s.i.nt Henry II Pnrrnv nf IA. AlI.rn.n
,.,r..--nn',t N..a,i, rnpn, .ian.r Thomis
Blnlt gni Ciinn Henry t. Clinton E.Iwnrd
l..' AMI Ai.,,,,t,- : 'f.iI TLrr,. v,.r. rriye
Z ..f..i. ,t In'r,S Tin,b ir,y,.r.v-fbirJ' an1
~ e.nrth Wari1 M ~. e,nni
WI ,h' ,ra ',a.s an ron '.hed tIin ,loza tharc
" .. ., -,,iusia.m Tho rnlns-'i Comm -
i.f TNnn,a. : Errnnun led III. way one
o.rI. RI Wrrd hammers h,,I This ins rirtlon /.
90 J,' W'ili,n \, VOL V-t,. or
ir.uI tho | mi. Judo. fDurv - The huni
I.,r.I airs frn,n e La FIN. de- Madame Anges -
an V...n f;,v EnIinsnn with Mr. II.nrv
& NJ -i.,,f,.I +" tln front ~ th@ stand " H.,
tufl.t tY.ir'h Tho shouts Of tn vust throny
cr.af Tin. Cbi'f Af.ristraf. of th. state tn,
Gn,-rn.r nnada.tlv Ioyrl his a.knowln,Is-
men. ANA wl.u III . .hn-ritu r,,.,s. Il In. Hi
Au-.-.ti- .hnN -ntd.
F-.liN Ci1IztNs, We have asserilled this
ei.n.i,t., ln l,nnnr 10 th.. di- in.,...h.I Gov
rf. .-li 'ha STATE or y w York Iur.us Robin
Co., al. ,-.p priynte worth and luiI,lr AMI nni .iil
car. 'ar deserve ns they will rrcciy,,, our
in.tfy .',umrnintlan Cheers MIR. linton.
" M ~ the D.inn .rary. viii NOW address
e. nson. lCheersl