New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08

Introduce
oil fGreat checring
General Garfield SAID
have learned In the last few minutes two facts con
ing to me, and If lived here would suggest to al
citizens 10 take their young men Tor pilgrim
sSSSSa On TWO e P psS,, over SSso hs is
placed 10 mark the spot where three sia ave-,
local interests and associations. are worthy OF your
thonght but would point the young men OF NDur
70 the stone which represents The Union lApPausy,
woud point 1t out TO them as S Stntee
that grand system sof supreme government
and l would teach them TO 1eVclence ~.
men Then would take to the other side o. Your
railroad 10 the little hamlet not far away wnen was
Dewitt Clinton was born Aye aye; ana ne
Spirit Of the Union and helped to build no ITS glory
who illustrated the nobility OF laoOi oy ouuhs UP
the Empire Show to your Children the Union and
Dewitt Clinton and teach them that with the Union Union
mud free labor are nation that can stand wOrtmy
before the world. lApplausei
Ex-Governor Kirkwood. of Iowa, SAID
Iunderstan1 we are within Orange County "A voice
have heard Of Orange County bntter II Ia. a great
reputation en ssr nod re ne gS
en imitation OF IT they can t 6eoma faa Of
all good things have sham limitations.
II is only in regard TO Orange County butter
this country party OF equal rights 10 all men 1t mas
succeeded in bringing this equality about d now I 'De
Democrats. like the people who Initiate the orange
County butter, have got out weak Imitation OF II,
OF the labor of other out OF their slaves also
make n claim of having brought about equal rights 1t
,hsy haSS pS ' hs Of Union solder
They think that they are gong to deceive You WIN
The man we have named our President is clear
exemplhcation OF the party whose choice he Is inere
Soaro :" aud the train moved amid great cheerngl
SHORT HALT AT HANCOCK,
Leaving Port Jervs at 1910 o'clock the train did
lot stop until o'clock. when 1t drew mp at the sta
Ill of ala ro
County. where several hundred meu. women and
children we're found in waiting. Many very old
men were to be noted IN the crowd thar was almost
entirely composed of farmers and their wives, IN
whose lives the opportunity 10 see Presidential
candidate and to listen to him IS an event.
band was attendance. There was mani
tested great interest 10 General Garfield, and
when the train moved away three hearty cheers
were given for " the next President Of The United
States" which was the title gwen 10 General Gar
field by Thomas c. Platt who introduced him
briefly After the cheers had partly subsidized Gen
eral Garfield stepped forward and said
understand that your town was named after one Of
The of the Republic and M first sgler Of he
his name IN very big letters and nelped 40 create Ma
lion winch We think sA'Y4 De Scu El.' ~ I,o, 5
tnlua letter tApp aus"l i1a' nsuC ny NY tI' U-i'I
your town part OF lis eory and The Nation hg heieed
to found Is the common glory OF I'll our ci, ms } i
low-cz .ns. thank ypu for your greeting lAppaustI
Murat Halstead, Of Cincinnati, said
Fellow citizen, This IS q beautiful ana ausdc us
S9y SHT S Oh 'I Pro EG oaps t hryest M g
thosi good fmes that nc.p thc Kcpuolcn party.
ward along the river % the south, but now we look
tosrd the ocean by these non hsnways t9at DGd the
East aud the west tos thcI IAppause'l We nav q
common destiny AID Il cOplnou guy. lAr STATE OF
ONO Is not doubtful !Chgst. say nS WHISKY Sie l
Tho crnd ions Of state NOW are lh se t3t insure
lchec1,j was nominated az Chicago. our rH'n Re
publican citizens are not only sdilhcu' Hel arc wen
Tor It's great maioruc~, VIII this nme GlEe GREATER
majority tnan ever before ID thc history OF county
From Hancock 10 Susquebanna, run Of one hour,
the exquisite scenery was greatly enjoyed and
much commented upon. Susquenanna is town
that derives a large portion of its Importance from
the railroad shops and rolling mills, and the greater
portion If rs people belongs to the laborng class II
was regarded as a gratifying proof thar he work
ingmsn are sensible Of the claims Of the
Republican party upon their sudrages that be-
tween 800 and 900 aboriug men greeted Cen
eral Garfield here Many had already gathered at
the depot and others came running from their work
when the train was perceived. portable platform,
ornameu,td with a flag. was carried TO the rear OF
the tram. When the cheering with which General
Garfelds appearance was greeted had quie,ed
down, Observation-Disclosures Hoskins said:
Since the arrival Of General Garfield upon the border
lake TO Ills CIV one couuuuei ouJburs. of popular
regard has been manifested or ina aud Tor me parry he
pepieseus We came thls morning I0h tAe Guy MHtIc
we have met the rcpresenaiiSe men rom an oNSF tao
Union. We have met t4e gallant senator IRON -ce'
ism and The rag baby are to De forever Dm!ed
s,uate Of Si GT ne r4pPausej our Indiana fiends
state ibat tae october election is 10 result I'D gT'nd
when vii SON be known as tie n6hel Of Presidents,
we are informed that she is no longer doubtful s.ale
but that M October majority OF over 10000 WIZ be
rolled up for the state ticket. And here q, . New
YcTker ! stand t. give you greeting men Of Pclnsyl-
yauia. aod to fay TO yoa that NgE-l OH OK,
Commercial importance, knows her duty I'm TIE impend-
ing canvass. and when the des OF November sa come
we believe that shall be- able 10 give the thirty -hye
electoral votes OF that Tor Garfield and Arthur
Da sP Ptsn sang I5e and sSaa o e and t.
DAY IL presents candidate clothed I'D III Fedora uni
transfer the Government into Us hands. But sland
upon his platform 10 introduce TO you "a H. ushe9
statesman who believe l. 10 be the next Fic-d NJ OF
the Uuited states, and his name is Janes A U"Ihed OF
OHIO.
General Garfield was received with tremendous
cheering by the great mass OF workngmen, and
stepping upon the platform, he sad:
Fellow Citizens 90 not appear here to make a
spcech nor 10 enter upon a discussion Of any Of the
fhemes that are now occupying the minds OF people,
SSs ESi Se for me courtesy Of your coming
the enthusiasm yon manies ana TO express 'He noPs
be the great ideas of the Union To the industry
ness Of work, and to all that can make us great
Just free, prosperous people thank you Oreat ap
plause
At the conclusion of General Garfeld's brief ac-
Acknowledgement the party left the cars and took
lunch at the restaurant of the station, which was
decorated with flags. la gallery which overlooked
the dining-room were gathered many ladies, who
waved their bandkerchlefs to the Republican can
Sidate Upon his departure General Garheld was
eheered again and again. and stood upon the rear
platform of his car bowling in farewell
ENTHUSIASM AT BINGHAMTON.
GREETINGS BY THOUSANDS OF WOEKINGMEN-A
GENERAL HOLIDAY IN TIE TOwN-sPEECHEs By