The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
CLEvELAND'S QUIET TRIP.
HE MAKES STILL MARCH ON ALBANY.
AND SURPRISES THE TOWN


To be InducteA into Omcs with M Pemp and
Little CereAoay-His Popular Traits-Ths
spsakership abeut Conceded to Mr.. Chaplin
ALBANY, Dec. 3O.-Governor-elect Cleve-
land alighted from the 4:40 train from the West
this afternoon. and was safely in the Cover.
nors house before his arrival was known to
more than half dozen persona. His departure
from Buffalo was not known In that city until
he was on his way TO the capital. and de-
spatch announcing his coming was received
only about an hour before he was here. Mr..
Bissel. his law partner. was his travelling
companion. and one or two friends who met
him on the train shared his compart-
mont In the parlor car. Mr.. Cleveland
was met at the station by Adj.-don Townsend
and Mr.. Daniel 8. Lamont. his military Secre-
tary. He went direct to the Governors house.
Secretary Lamont called on Gov. Cornell at the
Deavan House to inform him that Mr.. Cleve-
land would call to pay his respects. but 1t was
arranged that Mr.. Cornell should 90 to the
Executive Mansion instead. in order that Mr..
Cleveland wore the conventional black broad
cloth suit and silk hat, and appeared to be in
robust health, His manner is unaffected and
cordial. and those who met him were impressed
ey Rs SaSsisy The Mr.
brief and simple. There will he no military es-
cort or parade.
contributed much interest to the speakership
IT, sSS5 q Nj; 6$spin Ssio5s NJ; Cleveland
lessen the current belief that Mr. Chaplin Is
ton. It does not escape notice that
the, men who are closest to MIR. Cleve-
i x..a are snsirsfssrI1s MI, Charms can
all factions are anxious to be on good terms
with tho new Governor, The. Speakership to
os Mr. c S 81 f.y
serious opposition when the caucus meets.
The Kings county men are solid for him. and
men. and County Democracy, men-will .un-
douStsdy fall into line when they have their
has sssmnsy Been Mr.
and Mr., Benedicts forces have Sisi6iy;
s :sFpnf SSas The 5va. ss%nss
inss and the frsnds o! ono visit creme he
sSs9e the H.. IT, Gssps
n that they sTs more than halt right; Il coSid
Cleveland ts not yet an educated engineer. 1t
is rather the old automatic. self-regulating ma
chine ne which has run r. Democratic aaiEs more
shine Is Beautifully oiisS e and works Wishoat
friction. It's working is monotonous to those
ers on are having a dull tin time ,'s Of TT It:
but cog may break at an unex-
Rsss %s vet and bs see an
vs.; usually sloy in coming In. About one.hsli Of
managers, are not in as strong force about the
hotels as they were last year at this time. The
Delavan corridors to- night were not half filed
Hubert 9. Thompson was the, only conspicuous
~ hat hahn al. k' . ,ssHid
indifference that betokens . man who has
no trouble on his mind. Col. Michael g.
Murphy. the Irving Hall candidate for Speaker,
sat on q lounge chatting with a friend. and
appeared TO have forgotten that he was In the
ne,S ,6 Mo9ssys'a one q ne HspIblics3
Candidate Poucher n ade an Interesting group
at the foot OF the stairway. and good naturedly
chaffed one another. Major Hsggerty. the Anti
Monopoly candidate. came In for bit OF badi-
mage with them about his headquarters on the
curbstone. The wirepullers and hard workers
were absent. and nobody seemed bent on seri-
Gus business. The late trains brought more
people: but no change in the situatlcn. There
arc endeavorink to concentrate on one man in
the hope Of beating him. but nothing thus far
has been developed to warrant any expectation
that they will succeed.