New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
THE GOVERNOR IN CAMP.
HE REVIEWS THE NINTH REGIMENT,
81. DAY FOR TnE Inoors-rHE INSPECTION
CROWDS OF VISITORS

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CROWDS OF VISITORS
,c,,, CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSEl
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. PEEKsKILI-
oiA coverpor Cleveland arrived by train at Roa
july :, a.3o this morning frcm Albany and drove
Hc'~ "a camp accompanied by General Wilcox
s'f~" a the Twelfth Infantry u. S. A., hdjutant-
Coions r.rnswerth and Psst-Adutant Phisterer The
o-.s drawn up in line to receive him. and as he
Gun ",orlv mast. the cannon booming, the colors
snrps and the regiment sau'ns, 'n. slsn' was no III
aPf epe as has eeen seen On the Peekski grounds
seresn Txesty-one guns fired, the usual salute
A. the lenmander-in-O . -.
w. -rsxal of the Governor had been ekPecteo h'sl
In "A that and the excitement OF the approaching
ne..,oc seemed TO impart new life to the troops.
ls,te from iethargy OF the previous days ana
1n'' ,.S officers and men. 10 hold regular carnival
Gas DELIGHTFULLY."- cecil and the sky oioadless
.s Gathered in the square before Colonel sewards
1he ,ehipd them the soldiers with their friends sat
tent stcels or stood. and down the streets many
On c,,c.se lanterns hung. throwing soft sighf on
"a, arrsses Of the ladies who had gathered rom
n~ ,Tl and the surrounding districts to hear the
- same Of the decorations we're tasteful Captain
mas wa. especially proud of has company. which had
1An-s 90 artiste Maltese cross in their street. with
cu'' dates all complete aud lanterns hung around
inoD ~. ,.mp photographer busy photosrapIing
- so that Company c may have a perpetual
,,s,aarial Of their skill
1 ea & .,so had arranged a transparency the
- xhien informed al people from Nestehsster or
- that Company II was Invisible In Peace. In
$50 - 4. War" The other streets were similarly
,.d In the Colonefs tent an fmprompen Re-
~. WAS held the officers calling In a body and
esf~ ,.ar yesnects Otherwise throughout the camp
M, - i,farmal receptions were held Nov and then
-, xhieh bau Deen stanoing hosPta"ly open All Vhe
.,ny u,uld have lis curtains sodaeniy ars"h hEnts
,S-.rA nnd hoarse order would be heard 10 Inc
-. for "a little wafer" The simple villagers Hoih
-. ,.,,orrr ronnd about wondered what these innings
-. bu, there are any things IN camp that viilseer
~, .. rxrected to understand. Opposite Captain
c..esss tent the Troy contingent sang gees anu
VI rhe Trojan Glee Club Is an institution ana
- we're well resolved. After the officers re-
- bout thirty masqneraders formed four deep ifno
.d mast the Cooilel's tent blowing hdras aud
,b.,ss. The unhappy leaiar was Subsequently al
,ss,ed asu trying to jump the guard
a.F QUESTION OF The PURCHASE "F THE 1fouNo'
a. coverper spent the mbrning in General Nshe's
-, .r having made close inspection of the situation
Oh, amp His visit il Of mere than ordinary interest
tho anestiou of an appropriation from the Leglsla
So a, ,r,,s. - the Peekskin camping grsuud Tor The
80 the regiments the state Is expected To come up
vt winter The ground is ninety acres III extent ana
,lnos 10 the Mccoy estate. IL was leased III 1857 Tor
,s wears BY Generals T~nsend. Oliver ana NEle' the
.r,.s commissioners appointed by Governor Cornell,
.anex perimental camping ground The yearly fental
~ sssl aud the ln1ce demanded for the property Is
SO noe Geneia Mylle said this morning bhal 1nete
mo other such camping grennd IN Inc State ana ho%
We, hs. success of the experiment had been assured
srd the benefits 10 be derived from an annual enCn
ment established the proposition 1or an appIopILon
onia hardly meet With IGh opposition IAe expense
Of the eueuinI Beh annually b ABOUT TSV'eoO, anu Al
brsade at Ii pe instead vf treatment t1efe "oule DC
poncrease in the excuse The ttenelal iu -. rie
~, s,es ion The ex psnse. bun II Is probable that lne
is.s.silr will be pelloDed 0r AL appropriation iei
fh leo The sanitary and disciplinary effects 10 DE ue
I've - veresttnied {ioveruur Cleveland expressed
himself to THE lRlBrFE corres JnTent az hlosi ssfe
ab1 disappointed. He had not seen the gfUuhu pelott
al considered IN emnenrly fitted to the purposes IL
sIae n nsd han turped. With tue VI Le
camp. the Governor Expressed himsen "e h''"'4'
Psased.
SOME OF VIE VISITORS
FYvs hundred and eighty men, exclusive oil the Aros
,unauie formed the total force inspected 10y 0eneIA
Rrirss III the afternoon The SHADY side ofougi lrohi
Key-York large number OF the Old lneihDeis u u"'
fauard and of the Veterans Ass0cisten Among oterf
xers Cooae Lee Chamberlain Chief OF General oarl
SO colane George J. Houtt OF lie sth ReGlmenl;
0NWsip Jem Griffin OF the 9th OolDDel JODn l. e
~ ine atH. Colonel Niium sturt; Colonel john Mar
anal Canaan Thomas ID. COtm,nln, Captain Barker III
specIor OF Rifle Practice Tor the Sth Re5lhrnt;
n AZ MeuurryIy aud Captain e.. o. Bradley, Il I'M
TwsnreTl Tinted states Imrutry. The members Ol
Goyernor Clevelauds stan present were MAJOR
i. Rssc insne torGl,aeral; Brie..dier Genera
Daniel Wyhe CneI-Of- Ordnance; bflgauieI CIV ia
R,ei paynasferC General; Brgader- Joselh u
i;ryI snrreo,-i q, neral; Brgadler-GeDer11C hsiles f.
isa,Ia,,, E,rernl INSPECTOR Uf Rifle Practice.
IuSfeal oI the scOrCniug meat U Lhe hln VA the
,birs .and luye been trying TO the men during
tbe hour and half that the 1nSle ;On lasleu, coo
breeJe syeld over the field The men "ols plaoi
helmets with iopieces hue froIser ana uhtiress ll
form coats knapsacks and rross-Deits were otsSSe'
+. with As each company III turn, beginning WIN ~
Sixth Separate Company OF IIpy, was ihsfeo'0N
Elarched OF Ihe held. 80. -. 4. ;-roa N,
An nonr later the Governor and his staf reviewed D
tresps THE III fuh dress anu l'sraued pco.
The oyernOr who citizens dress, $1,000 on Inc os
side of me field After The review ne GROVE Dafh y
Roa Iok accompanied Sy general FrIls~orth the M
STAT and a. many officers could ind horses preceding
INN Oh nUIsel ack.
raF SURGEON HAS HIS 81 Plug" HAT TAKEN
OF course the day was a gala One IN every respect
Oyrs thousand visitors were the field or saniefn
throuch the cumps. Carriages were driving a'ou
m eyrry direction and over the field AZ 1ngh
Ne Camp was all lit up. The band again coiIeeVe'
Aume p.jouel Stewards tent au" played selections
Iyeu afier taps the fun kept up on the BY
gserr wac only cne tragic incident curing tae day
was wien Captain wrthaqs sat IN front oil ME tent
have As ,acrure taken Ii ~eHld have been AN e1oeeh
picture II the surgeon had not slipped Dehlnd IN
eaptan td al a cr1Uef mflneut, and tad u terIiUi'
ping The Liable IL 2titis1cotly dOne. tln
-piag' ma WAS h on 20 e TOe curious picture d
OF dag haI acIpTan sitting oy " 10 SCI
IN CAPTAIN Eitthaus ioOkeU pegatyt 10 alsnsl
and xtiake and dsreput4bie bulge IN tDat Oiu nl W.
DISTINCTLY portrayed The captain VIII present the PIC
MI " Inc arloIy. The sun scon Si nave IL lr"ni0~