, 1880-08-08
Very Encouraging Prospects
Even from the Supposed
Doubtful States.
New York Democrats Still Apart
Regarding the Hoped
:. For spoils.
De lie Matyr Can Find No Good in
His Late Democratic As
sociations.
WESTW ARD.

WESTW ARD.
GARFIELD's 1R1UMPuAL JoUBSrY--Ar PAT.
ERHoE, n. J.
NEW ToRK, Aug. 7.-Gen. Garfield left to
day for his monte in Ohio: Murat Halstead,
OF the Cincinnati Commercial, is guest OH
the train, Mr. Garfield will rest Sunday at
Chautauoua Lake. -, ..i..
/ AS the train speedcd past the several Sta
tions the people gathered, waved their hands,
handkerclliefs, ami flags, and Gen. Garfield
bowed bis acknowledgements. At Paterson,
the first stopping place, 5000 or GOO people,
mostly Of the laboHing classes, closed around
the car aud cheere4 heartily. Gen. Garfield
spoke as follows: ! - ), =.
FELLOW CITIZENS: 7 tbanktyou for this strong
IN Putcrson two or tbree tines In NY ire /
have seen your great; industry aAd your great
growth, but the best tl|tng in Paterson, and the
labor Ut our people, [Cneers.] That that shall
be FREQ, and honornblet and successful is this
very first element Of thp material prosperity Of
Great applause followed the Generals re-
marks, and the band pla. .ied. Hail Columbia" !"
as the train moved on. -:
-; ;. ,..: At HANCOCK
Gen: Garfield 81 :spoke as t9!loWs to the people
aIFx%;Se: Fsna'w.ci4fz.ss: = s. You have town here
named after one OF THO tracqers and lrst s!gners
his name in very big let1e1h, and be helped to
with a very big initial letter. Tint name, have
no doubt, reflects parts Of its glory upon the
people Of your town, and all cItzenyo of theUnioa
are shnrcrs OF, the blessings OF the Nation which
he helped to found: am glad to meet you for
a munent- givs why while distinguished gen.
tlemen will address you longer than can.
Murat Halstead then made few remarks.
Before he had finished. a mantrom the crowd
sprang upon the platform and proposed three
cheers for The next President, which were
given. II. !. J..
"Sor1yy to interrupt you," said: the man to
Mr.. Halstead, "but our time is limited"
IL am glad to be interrupted 50 politely"
replied Alr, Halstead.
AT susQuEHANSA
Gen. Garfield was received with very hearty
applause by a large crowd. He said:
FELLOW CITIZENS: do not appear here to
make epeech. nor to enter upon mo discussion
the minds OF our people; but come out ou this
platform to thank You for this great assem-
1gc for the Of sno yoo1 o eo1 me a en-
whatever VIC are and whatever we may bn, We
will be tr71o to the great ideas OF tho Union, to
labor to worthincss Of work, and to all that
can make US great, Just, free, prosperous peo-
pie. thank you. [Groat applause.]
Three cheers were given for Garfield and
Arthur, whcrcupon some one called for three
cheers for Hancock, which elected cheers
and laughter.
The party then left the train for dinner.
rosr JEWS.
The train stopped ten minutes at Port Jer-
Wis, where Gen. Garfield was well received.
He said:
FELLOW CITIZENS: have learned in tho last
few minutes two facts about this country tnat
nre very interesting to me, and Il lived here
should want to suggest to all citizens to take
their young meu on a pilgrimage to witness tHo
things that learn aro near you. nehr S9at
rightoye on tho mountain fsa stone sci up Which
marks where three States touch. Each OF those
three States represents local interests and local
greatness. and arc worthy OF 5our thought but
stone which represents the union OF the States
fcheers1, and would make It to them the
monument Of that large Union nnon that n,ses o az
ernmcut; and would make them reverence II
That would be my arst lesson to younE& & men;
yaur railroad to a little hamlet not far away,
K tu the last century Dewitt Cinton.o .of New York;
c1uptry. cy " al and a. man who Illustrated
the rr,indest idea Of what labor is by building
sc much for the State Vt New York Union on =
ono side and Dc Witt Clinton on tho other. TO
teach your children that With ltboE1 and unton
wc are Nation that can stand befor8the world.
This is the impression that my Journey has made
upon me for the last few minutes. gire way to
u xcntlc1nan that am sure you will be glad to
hear for Il few minutes.
Senator Kirkwood, Of Iowa, spoke briefly.
B1NGHAMToS.
There were, perhaps, 5000 people around
+hea frust arrived Kinp{1110-