Daily Republican., 1881-09-07
The PRESIDENT.
~,suER FOE AND sUcCEss'
p ,x.ovAL TO LONG
RRANCW.
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,.ors,pEsw's oCsDirIos'
,s from loI Branch thi
' .,a.e that a, niue o'clock thi'
the PRESIDENT had recovered
:, ,oe effects of III" 'o'r "de'
pa,se-ioo'
g,nperata'e-SN
Er,rirari"n-'S
...esrte,,i WAS saKeE :" Long
FF','' Yesterday morning IL 'h'
.D,' 'it,' train provided for 'i'. 'o pntP"se'
tc' ;. "" Wast. ngton at G,'@ A. NJ,
'rn IN the Iirauck.yn Cottage at
,' "" At ! 9c F. NJ Throughout tht
y g,', y. njrLt Il TIC buey scenes OF hurrie'.
'.'r ,,;or ns fo- the morning journey
!N'n',, ~, tue White House. There
~, n,""nriius.uu y" to steeI among the
W. ~" If ,h, uapslon, and tht few
l.''"' ,nade ,he effort faneG. Every
AZ '"a " AZ ut tho President. Would
0l.n; .,n;,s " y., occu to prevent ife
.t," l,sn,,im, O. his wish t. ho removed?
',", np. hu, latrral that a.! should
,;..t S, the deepest anxiety Inc
'aM '.ar. and nGtses watched and keenIy
..,;, .,v' ,ired IN. slightest movement OF
,' m,Iieor as they never had before
N. l. .,o,aun, which foI several weeks
lI' h,," regarded az the keyoi the sitn-
a. w" was II, 90 eotlve point Of appre-
'.;,n ,n;' Would it ylelG at the last
omsr" , Grea. was the relie' OF the
o.o,, '.' ~ when. a. each administration OF
,., ',ri,nsnt was given ,hey noted con.
m,,.oi tb. strength which that all
mrant organ has sicwn since the
w ,,mr,nhered attack of nuusea
III, ,lur p, near destroying the
'1. ",.., n"rt Of the most hopeful, took
ar ~ lie President was, doubtless,
c,,r.J and most composed person
,he sex rcoW. :,
"How are you feeling new asked
Ri,s about one o'clock.
"By,'er, much better than on Mon.
=" quickly replied the President.
NJ 's0. after a pause, he added, "Doctor,
ypn think anything can Low happen
s,op nv tip to the sesshoie?
|"Nn Mr.. President we will surely
|art yua early il the morning
"Yo,r can depend upon it." said DE-
ss, earnestly m
The pyesden, smiled, aud said, 81
vrep with yoa." IN the three hours Of
|re,t,es ald disturbsd sleep that eu-
led there wa, nevertheless, an OK
r,s,jon Of ia aypiMss and cOntentnent
bon tue pa,ierss flushed fare that un-
istakabIy showed with what Joy and
nd apAghit.t anticipations Of leaving
~ place where he had suffered so long
Id 50 mucl, filed him; the President
rOkea little after daybreak. DR.. Bliss
@ immediately by his side, but be-
~ he could speak, the President said:
when will VIC start, Doctor? am
baly a. any time, tho sooner the better.
The DVc,o. observed that the pro-
FAMINE was u leave tho White House
tjo'clOck Genera, Garfield seemed
lightly disappointed at the hours de-
y, 50 impatient was he to begin the
bQruey. He was then examined by
tsrseons in attendance, who fonnd
scCndition. il auytting, better than
st Nesening, Liquid noUrishment was
tIt administered. He Fartook OF 1t
tth relish.
Precisely az sunrise, the final prepa.
lions Tor transferring the President TO
e cars began. The exact method had
Frn under discussion for some days,
f'fhoIelinite conclusion was reached
pitt an hour or two before the actual
Fmgya commenced, The original in
FnfIon, at stated last night, was not to
|tturb The President from the bed
tcsuIiei during the greater part of
p Illness, but to take him to Long
Ehoch, Just az he lay bed-stead and
" was decides, TO change this ar
P'seuen,, and the President was &C
P'ansy taken from his bed and placed
|Eha s,retcher which had been con-
FEucted specially for the purpose un-
n 'he direction of DR.. Bliss. So ten
EF'y and carefully was the transfer
aus that she President experienced
" 'he m'uu'est discomfort. Without
~ Isl OF time the surgeons and nurses
uA M 'le stretcher and began the march
ynSns'"iF The President was in OK
aiJeaas'plrlh. "a Going away at last"
auI a ~ GoiLg away at last" The re-
atAauIe .iIi change in his manner was so
Fars a''ls mat all misgiyings to the trip
eo'e4usckly dispelled in tLe minds of
/ tEsslrgeons, "He began to improve
i y u. 1n.ment m,t he left the room," remark
r,oLi IT, h'iss on the vestibule. Upon
y, |.alns the bottom of the stairs he
y, r., transferred 10 a bed which rad been
ryypared for him.
,as n1v u,u i.4s down Pennsylvania avenue
rno ~, "lluout incident. There was a
Ney ~ ,,s,; s,owd gathered in the vicinity of
i i ''as'loh, ,a, out on the line of the route
he p.ung p.g was comparatively small.
mid aaan aeslaeat was 80 placed that he
,r.nn n ,as'ly be seen, and as he passed
hin hin, uncovered theirheads a nd looked
4nra a WIN sympathy, affection and
,nvfa, , arriving at the station the
't N was Speedily made, and at ESQ
e r ,r,i, ,ti,,efythlng being in readiness,
atch"s ",a Started and was inten ly
!. u on, until it trrued the curve and
v"s divuv ot view, when the crowd slow.
"'hiNGToN TO LONG BRANCH.
a,;Ns uSs BRANCH, b Sept. s.-The train
nion ns sne President passed through
J .nausp ns1pot' Baltimore, at 7.4s A. Nj.
.yinr p,'v " was increas' d soon after
ysr;o,m'' Washington, by direction of
!rnen n"ns, ~ The patient hearing the
com,,S, "eli' The arrangements were
ny.n;au'e nao'e Ia every detail that the in
Iced 1nce a,m 70 the President was re-
op whiaes aost to a minimum. The bed
III sdinaains T,va ns was lying was 80 care.
rdy not;' ;o. that the vibration was
ashina,o.' n,o,ceab,e. The train ran from
eei Of sUh ,n; 70 Baltimore at the average
md tho. s,t'tty miles pr hour. 1t was
IS anuoss "Ss this rate of spesd caused
e.haIt It'sahce than II it was reduced
,k tbr.,A Az O'Clock the President