, 1880-08-05

principle in all parts OF the country, he satd.
ntu It will awe confidence iii the results OF
opr election. lie called upon Gen. Hancock
and hts Democratic friends to give evidence
OF their. sincerity In favortng q free ballot
dnring the next electlonI particularly In the
South. at II notorious" said he, "tllat
euyerat of those States arc Republican II
their votes aro allowed to be fairly cast. Our
institutions rest upon the bnllot and while It
Is freq md fairly cast our country WILL
stand"
The speech .waH warmly apptauded, md 30
was that Of tho lion. Godloye &. orth. ?" In
dIaua," he said, "intends to send word TO
New York iii November THAT Indiana has
goho solid for the right ticket" This sent-
nlcnt was. q:
vocrFEnous1.Y ArPLAuDED, ::
and then number OF the leading men Of the
place e1amberetl eagerly upon tho truck to !
shake hands with Gen. Garfield. Among
them wore II. 3. Fertin, Gordon bentley,
Daniel Norton, and Mr; Shotwell.
Just as the train WINS leaving Gen. Garfield
WIS presented With two buncheB OF fresh
flowers. These he held In his hand as he
waved ,adieu, and then when lie entered the
cur presented the m to Mrs Filloy as the first
trophies Of the day.
BATAVIA.
RocnEsrRn, n. r, AuR. 4.-Gen. Garaeld's
train left Buffalo at 0:a0 this morning and
reached Rochester at s:$o, ten minutes ahead
OF time. .~''
A large crowd was present at the Batavia
depot. Llaut,-Go Haskins,. in q short
speech, introduced Gen. Garfield, who said:
rHLtoW. CirlxENs: cRnnot talk much to yoI
nm ctni to sec tt1t here In batavia you arc
carly rtecfs: It 10 early rts!uE Aat haa Maov ~
xhP 1 spss1: pssg :nS 5f1
zena, thank you for your hearty Welcome
At the conclusion Of Gen. GarAeid's speech,
Gen. Ben Harrison followed, and was sue
ceedel BY the Hon. q. s. Orth. Of Indiana,
who was stopped short by the train NOV
ing of. -
Ar ROCHESTER,
The Lincoln Club and largo crowd OF
citizens greeted Garfield. upon tho arrival OF
| tho train here.
Gen, Garfield, being introduced, said:
| Ft1LtoW-Ctr1xgN8: To sny that -FOUR hearty
grreting plenses me you'd but express my
isenEs nSt h,nsa gnnft fhs npw "poRaa
PssSSa, ao9S aSaicaes. nase a snd 10 eet you
lad viii now mike room for a speaker.
Charles g. Williams was then presented.
The train started for Syracuse while Gen:
| Mckinley was speaking.
| AT LYONS
Gen. Garfield spoke briefly to 900 people.
At SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 4+-NotWlthstano1ns tna
rain, 5000 or more people assembled at Lne
depot to welcome Gen. GARFIELD. ihe t1aln
arrived Mt IL o'clock. a reception took piaes y
at Vanderbilt Square, tho SPEAKERS stulo
being q decorated platform car. aet' oat'
field and party were fecelVeo py Mls9
committee. 200 veterans carrying tars1eu
battle-hags, and the aafhela ,o anu Asanut a',at
escort. 100 strong. a salute OF ~ guns VIZ
| fired. Gen. Garfield was escorted 70 tne p'"t
form. nnd said: -,
FELLowC!T1zENs: Mnen ,!,,a,,, Was 9Su aa nix.
stnn whsthor yo,i could forco thu hard times ou
Of syracuse with printing. prcssea and IA!
money, but. after deiiberati9n' yon c0nclao ' 1,o
~ %hcf III Tuidc-EoprI sta1lls, whsreon Qot
wroso: tho sWeat Gt sn{ taot rnaa ami,
ent thy bread @ aoa i heogbt tt YOU 70 th I'LL
MIiaIt Of psoaperity which 1sine eu1tlgs Il
over this gTcnt land Of 1urs an1 1i!Ss ~ ~ ~
faith and plaintalning tic truth Of tho ululapll
plansc.l i. conGrntulatc you that that satn m
w. ~ nrtnnsa n. ~ trio tn.ay. wncI
y Il" sunfirhs of, prosperity falls upon tho land
[Great app!ause1 1congratunte yo4 fnat It, III M
tine. anl that YOU afc Klad to-day you stuck
i' tic t'rath . when | III it WIS doubted and ooniod:
} in youf faccs agasn, and vii! not dotaiu sou
".PheId ;rhe Hon. T O. B. Conger. Of Michigan, spok
tll4 IL was 1lulu to' ,,.,. ,.sI. w ,r,.,, N
!. Garhea mGanwalae M suan ,ra .rha troin n.L ~ :,
people "pto ~ ees I.s.,." nIa. '' A. - toTt n
+ ina1hea oh'y nileei a n1aas. a.. t,ands n,a,o.
J, depot INC crowd cheeteu, w p'a'4s p'o' -
anu feae1al sa1u'e "A9 ".ea'