The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

Rfts TO accompany others OF value. The more
costly presents acre purchased in tho East
fLArrsKiSG PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS
Although tho weather to-uigni was extremely un-
propous and heavy rain fell during tho greater part
the sorcnafc occurred the ovation extended Secre-
tary sherman, General Sherman and Senator Dou
Cameron by the peope Of Cleveland was highly Hat
tcring and OF Character 20 DO remembered. Tho
ceptiop, too, In winch numerous antil business
men participated. was eminently satisfactory
The Secretary and General spent day IN calling
on friends Tho former meeting several leading bank.
crs and the latter some oa soldiers Secretary sher-
man was ropeai ody questioned regarding resumption
and Invariably expressed his belief that there would
DO no difficulty IN achieving the object that he
gross would interfere seriously with tho law and be.
levcd Il would not be modiaed to any extent
rHg REVIEW RECEPTION.
Early In the evening tho kennard House, pariors
an. Railways. began to be ihronged. and between
eight and hopast nine O'Clock three or tour thousand
people had passed up ono ilIgh Of stairs, being
dnccd 10 the distinguished Shermons by Mayor Rose
and othcr officials, and descended again 10 the floor
below. The moro important OF the visitors renamed
toward the last and retiring the parlors iu-
Produced TO Senator Cameron, Mr. Wayne Mcvcigh
and others from the East ana Southeast who 10
be guests al mo wedding. AT ninc O'Clock tho Fit
tccnth regwcni, ONO National Guard tho Forest
Guy Troop, toe Cleveland Grays. the Cleveland Light
Artillery, the BROOKS battalion, with other military
gaDizations ana bands, passed IN rcview before
hotel around which about eight Thousand people had
assembled. After the music had ceased loud shouts
were made Tor General sherman, ana toward ton
O'Clock ne Appeared on the balcony; Mayor Rose In
troduccd him. saying that n soldier we'll known
needed no one to speak for him
GENERAL sHRRMAS's
General Sherman said, gazing compasslo ely upon
the throng standing IN tho rain below I'll Lave
ngrccd this evening to meet few old soldiers but on
looking around m. see more umbrellas than mus
ketS have no new thoughts TO state regarding
dcrk However, the country is now at peace and
nearly ali o. us are civilians always feel thankful
when meet old soldiers aud In fuct only feel com.
Portable when am talking to such. Thanking you
Tor cnilng on mo TO speak, must beg you excuse
mo In favor of some who talk you bctter.u
AS tho General rctired he was loudly chccred.
SPEECH OF THE SECRETARY or TIE TREASURY.
Secretary sherman OH bong introduced by the
Mayor said :--"Fcllow cltizcns my brother General
sherman, who has just appeared before You, SOL
dier might say, Kind OF lodged ii,tie. Ho could
have addressed you as well any one else, had ne
chosen to do so, but not hero Tor tho purpose
OF sncechmaking; our work Is ono Joy ana happt
moss, and would not proper Tor 20 address YOU
on matters OF political interest l am rcjoiced ia
md things fair your beautiful city can ms.
lana IN the future We have passed. through times Of
distress and war, and believe that are cnterinQ
iorrn voice In the crowo-.Good s,mes como very
slow, Sherman. .sYes,n continued the Secret nyy.
"but thcy arc sure Il they are slow. Now. gentle
mon. have nothing uriher TO say II there are any
other speakers bring them FORTH
There wcro loud cheers, music und calls Senator
ilcmen failed TO appear no remainder Of tho even
ing spent BY tho Shermans. tho Cameron party
and some special trends socially In tho hotel pariors
MATRIMONIAL SQUAD DRILL
Thcro was rchcnrsal carly this evening tho part
IN the affair ut ST. Paus To morrow night for the
pose Of having all become well acquainted with thor
places ana duies during tho ceremony. Everything
OFT hncy. The decorating OF the church will DO
donc early TO morrow, holding Of confirmation there
preventing It's being accomplished to-day.
The immense number OF boxes containing gifts for
the bride have arrived, and their value estimated
at over 500, 900. Senator Camcron's present is q
necklace and bracelets diamonds and pearls worth
about S. 600 vhoy ws he worn by Miss LIZZIE the
wedding ceremony. Ex-senator Simon Cameron,
whose real reason Tor not attending the wedding -
said to bo hts fear OF railway accidents. in
consequence Of q lnto unfortunate mishap,
elegant silver tea sct. Gifts from
ble
The bridesmaids arc appear at.ired noarly alike
az possible.
About all OF tho guests announced heretofore
coming havo arrived, and nearly MI the Kennard
House.
Captain Attnscr, commander, Will arrivo from Ere
carry some OF the guests lake EXCURSION.
In the morning General Sherman will review
Brooks battalion, consisting OF cadets IN attendance
NJ Brooks school.