, 1880-11-12
At 4 WEDDING.

CLEvELASD, O., Nov. 1t.-Gen. Gnrfcld
and Its wife found It Impossible, owing to
tho pressure upon their ttmo ut Mettor, to tlo
anything to-day townrd celebrating the
twcnty-second anniversary Of their marriage,
but they relieved what las becUno rather II
woarlsone round of receiving calls Mt Lawn
field by coming to Cleveland to attend tho
wedding Of the daughter Of Mr.. d. +. Ecls, q
banker md railroad man Of prominence OF
this city. Mrs. Garfield arrived here YIN tho
morning train, while tho General and
Ills confidential assoc1ate, Nlnj. u. Il.
Swain, caino curly III tho after.
noon. There wore several visitors at
Mentor during the forenoon, the rlore prom
inent Of whom wcro Gen. 4. ID. strvight,
who was OIL Ills way toward tho South; ti,o
Hon. Freeman Tllorp, member of the Ohio
Legislatures; Mr.. Geurge W. Steele and Mr..
George Campbell, Of pn1ncsytle; AMI Nr. 4.
n. Thomson, Of TIE C1f1cAuo Tl1NuSE.
Con. GArlleld was quite dcsttous Of obtain
lng tho morning papers containing an nc
count Of the developments III
THE MnIsEY FORGED LETTER CASE
on Wednesday, and lie read the dispatches
aloud to the gentlemen assembled III his
office with evident interest. 1le might have
BAIa, II told y0l, so," in relation to tho con-
fessfons Of Nlorey and Lindsey, duplicating
the Democratic National Committee, rs tho
disclosures WGre what tho Prcsttlentrelcct
i1ad all along predicted. There wcre furtlnr
attempts made today BY persons Interested
to persuade Garfield to express some opinion
on the Scnators|lip, but he would not say a
word, and will hot. 1t Is related tint l,a
TOLD GOV. FosrEn 1r1MsELF,
on that gcntlolnnn asking HIN to do what llo
could to aid him In his efforts to go to tho
Senate, tint ho should express IN opinion
wlsatcycr, nnd, IT lie l,ud one. l,o sl,onli nnt
even let his wife know ut it. Gen. Garfield
WIS nett OIL Ills arrival III Cleveland, by 11r.
William Edwards and Mr.. D. T. licls. and
driven to tho Forest City lionse. There
speCts. On tho 3:45 train from Columbus
Goy. Foster arrived, also for tho purpose OF
attending the Ec!s wedding.
TIE GOVERNOR
was accompanied by Mr.. c. y. Hricc, nf Ills
staff. They were met ut the depot by Atr.
Eells and Mrs. Foster and daughter, who
llad been speINlins fuw days here. At the
hotel Gen. Garfield and Gov. Foster Ind n
brief talk concerning tho resignation of tic
forlnnr MS Representative fran the Nine
teenth District, especially affecting tho for
1natiun Df tho district TINT should elect Cur
fields successor. Both gentlemen concluded
TINT
TIE OPINION OF ArToHNEy-1ESE1tAL NAs1t
Is cnrreet.- TINT tic old Nineteenth District.
including Maho,Iins. li,s.cal OF 1brIago
County, should elect tho successor for tho
unexplred term. Att o'clock tho President
elect a'ld thu Governor were driven tn thu
residence OF A1r. Eels, OIL Euclid nycnue, TO
intend tic wedding there.
4 HpEEClI.
The Republican Committee OF this county,
together with prominent .nonAbcrs of> tito
purity III tic city, held a reunion md banquet
ut tho Forest City llo,,sa to.n!glt, Mayor
Ilerrlck presiding. Gen. Garfield and i;0y.
Foster, who lud botll canlG to the city for
tho purpose Of attending tic Eolls-Nuwberry
| wedding, returned to tho hotel utter the rt-
| ception, ind wero Invited to participate in
tho reunion. Con. Garfield was Introduced
by Mayor l1errtclz In short speech as prcsl-
tlpnt-alcct OF tho United States, to which the
General responded as follows:
| Mayor 3tEatuCK AND GENTLEMEN; I hAVU
| beon aMytug Il good many thtnKs during tho past
few weeks, and shlnk shollll be ncariy through
tAlktng by this time. should l'o the llsto1or.
hut cannot rcfrafu from suying that nn OK.
| coodl1gly gind to meet, with yni. = company ot
Itepulltcans from my uAtfye county, att oon-
| 8ratulato YOU upon whnt YOU hnv1 done. You
| hnvc shown your strength mud character In yolll
work. You hnye shown that you ar0 snen ot
high convictions, aud nbsGrye thcTn tu all thu
YOU do. hayo always taken pEltlu!n this county
and In the City ut Cleveland. Tho Forest clty
IL wei, worthy u 10 tho capt4l ot tho Western
Neserye. 1t has tho credit Of our country VI
heart, mover losiuR sight OF It In tho heat ri
political warfare. In no city In the country cal
be found moro earnost mud act!so snen,--solit
business 1nHu. u Ia an homer tn any ono t.
havo tho confidence Of such n people. Ri