, 1880-08-07
PRESIDENTIAL.
Continuation of the Ovation
to Gen. Garfield in New
York City.
He rs Beset with Calls and
I1ltcryicwers During
the Day,
And in the Evening Is sere-
naded at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Tho General Acknowledges the
Compliment in a Short,
Stirring Speech,
Which Is Received with Enthusi-
asm by the Immense Crowd
Present,
A Few Startling Facts About
the Late Election Farce
in Alabama.
How a Strong Republican County
Was Counted for the DEM
ocrats.
A Few Startling Facts About
the Late Election Farce
in Alabama.
How a Strong Republican County
Was Counted for the DEM
ocrats.
Bayonets at tho Polls, and Every
One Of Tllom Democratic.
Garfield and Arthur Clubs Being
Formed In All Parts Of
Illinois.


AA1I N4ANI 9tI1tON4AOlLs
4 GllAHD OVATION.
Special Dapdteh to The Chicago Iftbnnt.
New York, Aug. 6.-The screnado to Gen.
ters In Fifth aycnuo this evening. Before
O'Clock .. III. the steps Of that AID adjoining
houses were thronzed by those who
desired to obtain a. position to sec
and henr what took place. Half IN
hour later 100 policemen arrived and cleared
n lnrgc space In front OF tho building, which
by this time was packed with people. A
flood Of light was thrown upon the scene by
tho mid Of cafc1um lights, four of tho inter
being placed directly la front Of tho building.
hcessant streams OF people flowed Into the
street from all directions, and before @
o'clock thoro Ind assembled a multitude
estimated at not less than 10000 people.
About this time :,
GEN. GARFIELD AnHrVED,'
accompanied by members Of the National
Committee, and was greeted with loud cheers
from all sides. When tho party appeared
upol, the balcony, tho Hon. Levl T. Morton
proposed cheers for tho next President Of tho
United States.
Tho organizcd bodies present were the
Tenth Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation, led by II. P. 1lagar; tho Veteran
Guards of the Fifth Assembly District, COM
posed Of fifty colored mcn; tho Veteran
Association Of thu Fourteenth Assembly
District; the poys In Blue; and
the Arthur Campaign Club Of. the same dis
trict; tho E!nt', Assembly District Campaign
Club; the Lincoln Union, and the Twenty
third and Fifth Assembly District Assocla-
tlons.
Gen. Sharpe introduced Gen. Garfield to
the crowd from Tho balcony. Tho cheering
that went up from the crowd was long and
loud.
from tho crowd ut tho close OF tho Generals
speech, which was continued for seyeral
minutes. whllo tho band played q patriotic
air.
0Ey, Alrr1run-
Con. Sharpe took Gen. Chester Arthur by
tho urn, aI,d, leading him to the front OF the
balcony, introduced him to tho people Us tho
candidate for Vicc-psestlent Of the United
States. Gen. Arthur was greeted with tre-
mer5tous applause, after which ho spoke
1Iigtiy, us follows:
know that nm not hero to nuke speech to-
ut9ht, but that l ca'nc hero with tho
I'll Ct ySS o e sSsr ssss xo II snsss ya bses es
e mike isF resasat IT, SASq You "aS %9o sst ss
scrlGo 70 ycu NY srst.lcation at seoing 20 nobio
and splci,tiitl nj asscMblagc 'hcro to pny
that tribute which wp I'LL owe. / will
not mako a spcuch, hccuuse thorn aro
distinguished 1lepublloans and Athtosulon hero
from abroad whuni you will ba alnd to hour aud
t'c!lghtad to know. | will NIX Gen. Logan to
sp1k tc yo thak Xon for y9T ,.Ss %as y5 FH
will 500 cno1Igh Of mo hero In New York, hut
yots 10 not sob Senator Logan very ufta1i. Fol-
low.olttzons, good night. i thank you, IChoers.1
Gen. Logan Mnde q short speech. which
was received with choers, after Wtlci, Con.
Ben Harrison and Gen. Anson G. MoCook
wcro Introduced, md spoke for short tiule.
4 number OF .Othcr. gentlemen followed,
alr with cheers until lato hour OF tho
t,t,r1.t