New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
enthusiasm, and when the applause subsidized he
spoke as follows:

enthusiasm. and when the applause subsidized he
spoke as follows:
GENTLEMEN: am glad to meet my felowcitizens
of OhlO again, and thank you Tor tHis roeIc ep[.
v'%1 v"m "' a speech on this occasion; but !
am glad to see the faces of Ohio mem and to receive G
friend Governor Foster here and he must do the talk
ing Loud and continued chcerinS'I
Governor Foster said:
stat" he halls from IA voice. Ohio !' my sole reply
shall he, " lie comes from ONO ana MS name Is "'"
The great SENATOR from NeYoT fey oG days y8onS %gG
s4G p4eTcnI d9"t The "Uno nomaoS o Of % General Grant
cept Senator COnkng as prophet Ihe acU o Iii Iii
dafc. c IGSecrS and Voice We'll elect him. TOO" But
my eilOw-cizens. Providence is always on me sue Vi
the Republican party IA voice, " You Det!
At this iuneture the engine backed M and
coupled with General Garield's coach, speaking
was given up, and as many as could
rushed forward and shook hands with the
| General, until he was literally dragged
out of the crowd by tho engine. 1t was tho nteh-
tion of the Toledo Republicans to have
net General Garfield at Union Depot on his way
| to Cleveland, and with n view of making an
| imposing demonstration, battery of artillery was
stationed on the bluff overlooking the railroad
grounds. to fire salute Of q hundred
guns on the approach of the tram ana a
| band of music was stationed at the dcpOt.
| "A
to welcome him, when it was announced that
his car would he switched off about milo
I'D the railroad yards and taken thence
! to Cleveland by special engine. Several thous-
and people, headed by the band, then marched out
and welcomed General Garfield In the manner de-
sCrlbed
Pcople at Toledo represented the enthusiasm IN
Toledo as entirely without precedent
From Toledo the train, by tho courtesy OF the
railroad people, consisted of q single ear
and the engine. and it rolled along be-
tween stations at the rate of fifty mics an
hour. reaching Cleveland one hour and
twenty-five minutes before tho schedule time
of tho train of which it ut first
formed n part. At Sandusky and Elyra
preparation had been made for imposing de-
monstratons, but the uncxpcctedness of the
nying special train disauangcd all
plans. Tho demonstration here. whcrc the
train arrived at n quarter to 9. was more noticeable
for its heartness and spontaniety Than for the
cxactncss of its details and their execution
A HEARTY RECEPTION.
A special car conveying Mayor Horrick Amasa
Stone. jr cx-Mayor Rose and about twenty other
people of local note out twenty miles to meet
General Garfield and escort him into the city. The
arrival of the train at tho depot was the signal
for an artillery salute. Military Companies
and bands were in readiness at the depot 10 PER
form escort duty, while acres nf npinrncd faces
cave further evidence Of the popularity oi
General Garfield at home. Tho crowds de
ported themselves as might b. expected OF
several thousand people every lndvid-
ual Of whom felt himself shArtI
IN the honors hcapcd upon Oho's fayoriie Sena-
torD as the trauspareuccs had 1t. The pro-
grammc contemplated n march in state from the
depot to the Kcnnard House. whcrc a
ia ful Ttlu
but by some misunderstanding the honorcd
guest was conveyed to another place. and escorted
around through several streets and parks
while the crowds of anxious cril n4
waited in suspense about the hotel.
Governor Foster, who had reached the hotel and
several other gentlemen made brief tprrch"-
| telling over aG&n the story OF ChraGo
result. 1--WE did not yet the man "o wrni
there to nominate said the Governor but
we of Ohio VII be comparrnt nH9rr W our Ill
disappointment. Laughter ana chcrrs.I We got an
Ohio man and let me say. when the country gets
through with General Garfield there ar" plenty
more left IN fact. the woods of ONO are full OF
Presidential candidates.
At last Genera Garfield arrived was introduced
from the balcony. bowed, thauEcd the a'Nrmhlagt
for it, reccptIon and returned to the parl"r,
where he held brief informal reception. Genera!
Garfield Will remain here tomorrow t0rrnOon, and
will be made the object Of civil and military attcu-
tiOus of more formal character. At noon
ne will 90 to Hiram, Ohio, where hc has an ,ngal1-
ment of five years Standing to attend alrnd
a reunion of old graduates and oiilriaIS
Of the Hlram College. The General was in other
times himself a teacher in this institution
! when n Wag only an academy, and at a later
period was at the head Of the institutions
Five years ago the old graduates and cli-
cas held n reunion, aud agreed that another
should be held in five years from that time. Tho
event ~ To- occur Tomorrow From Hiram, General
Garfield goes tD ms home AT Mentor, Ohio and wllI
remain there during the Summer possibly making
one or visits to Washington to CLOSE up hls busI
| hess affairs.