, 1880-08-05
PRESIDENTIAL.
49, .-.--. -
oarftte4d'e. Journey, Through
New York One Grand 1
Ovation. /
The Stations Crowded All Along
the}Route with Enthu.
= /, siastic People, ;.
Who Insist upon Seeing and
Herring President Hayes
Successor.
His Il deception at the Metropolis Of
q Piece with al the
Rest.
Weaver Calls Loudly for Dol
lar Notes to Secure His
Election.
Tie Republicans Up and Doing
| In the State Of North
h Carolina.
Democratic Wrang1ings In Wiz
ginia Give the Republic-,
ans Much Hope.
Enthusiasm Amongst the Repub-
licans Throughout Cen"
! trail Illinois.
Garfield and Arthur Clubs Holding
Meetings and Raising
Poles.
Enthusiasm Amongst the Repub'
leans Throughout Gem
!, ,tral Illinois.
Garfield and Arthur Clubs Holding
Meetings and Raising
Poles.


i sU1ENn DEMONSTRATION.
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tftount'
NEW YonK, Aug. 4.-The New York
Times will contain tho following account OF
Gartield's journey to tlls city, and his re-
ception here:
"Gen.. james a. Garle1d's journey
through this Sttta from Buffalo to this city
was completed last evening. From beginning
| to end 1t was superb demonstration in'
favor OF the Republican party and Its candl-
| dates, and u gratifying exhibition Of tho cor,
| dial unanirnity Of the par.y IN support Of the
| Chicago nominees md platform. The hon
ors were worn by Gem. Garfield alone
until Albany wns reached,, Then Gen.
Arthur joined tho party, and In all
tho Hudson River towns ap was called
| for and. clleercd oil his Isppcasanco rs
yehemently Us Gen. Garfield lnd been. From
4 buffalo to, this city the Republicans were
,eyurywler un' the watch, !. dwaitiug the
arrival OF tito special trafnr and ut many
towns wtero crowds had collected were
disappointed on seeing tho candidates
train 60 rushing by them 50 swiftly that the
occupants OF tho cars Ind barely time to hear
tic salutes that were fred In their honor.
Con. Garfield and the party accompanying
him wero awakened at & o'clock this morn
Ing, as tho train for tho East was to leave
Buffalo promptly on the time advertised.
| and there was breakfast to be thought Of be
fore the carriage ride of two miles from the
Palace Hotel to the Exchange street depot.
Dy>5 o'clock tho whole company were
at BREAKFAST and half an hour later
they wcre oil In stages and carriages,
hov,ny hardly ttmo tn observe the brood
lawns covered with shnylngs to protect them
from tho feet OF the crowds, and to SEQ that
this carpetIng had been we'll packed dow1rby
many fart I'm nreccdinr ,niebt uotwitll.
standing tho early time of departure, and
t,a rat TINT t,,a weather ,yas ti,rcotcnfne.
Inrra tl,rone Ind Gathered in tho depot,
and Is Gen. Garfield walked in bis tall figure
,voa nnicktv recounIzed and promptly
o,,aa-ed %as a0 T,ya ~ Warner nar1nr cars
the Fm,tro and Worthrrn Grown
,,o,o H., wn,tinr and these wora
eoon @ a,tca' ,, ro,dactor King. OF
n"Wo,, i,av,nr ootnarad IN o,1 stra@c,ers.
nun ,ra"o ~ ar,ar ~ M ai,oaI and tho train
ar1aI 6e Ao Iian co,tio,, " stnni NJ Tho ,latforn
~ ~ roar cor howlnr nud ratsJne lis lin,
~ ~ @ "a,.r";.,s -na .inant nf t1,a nnrtinc chco,
a. !,.ut .'.sa so,.t o1tor lin, xyI,or
aa ,a@ to,naa m" h's sS fr;enSs in the forwarl
nv nv s,noIad a c,oor md ren5 in the nufalf
,'anar. tho occoMnt ~ lila recentfon.
p"rv Tha rnrtv @ ~ panrhticons
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so,,o,,,,ot eInoa 1 srnss'av ~ nr1nhartnc vhe,
iatt m,.gnIn near,~ fs;tv narsons md in
ci'?ainc n, % nno iadv' 1frs Ghauncey 1. Fliley. q
c.u4hs o"s aas, oto; onaans ~, =. 49,, :,,o1
St Lonis, The members OF INC parry e, WeI
4s1L unlnetu' eG'' M hss'Att Msn n,nos usnIr, !,
Lleut.dov. U. noskins' INC Aon. gma1
Congor OF Michigan, Con. Bon Harrison
Gen. 4. D. atrcjglt. the Hon. john 9. New
and the Hon. Godloyo S' onh Q
- Indiana, AdthtantGeneEal Frsdericl