Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-06
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
GOV CLEvELANDS FRIENDS.
visitors at the Executive Chamber-Oemo-
ernu Generally yubiiant

crns Generally sabilant.
An Albany IN. W special says: As the
canvass progresses the Executive cham
Der becomes more and more an attraction
for visitors from all parts OF the country.
Since tie gratifying result In Vermont
everybody here seems far more conhdent
az decisive victory In November for
Cleveland. The Governor himself takes The
situation in his customary calm and business
like way. He does not appear TO worry IN tne
least over the final issue OF the canvass
For hours during ;he day and evening nc
sits AZ The Executive desk talking 10 visitors
and transacilng the necessary routine Ousl-
ness Of his Office.
GOING TO EI.MIRA.
He will 60 to the State Fair at Elm.ra IN
the nighttime, hat returns by davllght.
The people en- route will consequently haye
sn opporiuniiy Of seeing him at different
poip,s between here and ElmiTa. The Gov
csnor Is evidently very much aNerse 10 os.
tentaiion or fuss Of any kind, and be looks
forward with somewhat OF trcpidation 10
public demonstration. but rs the representa-
live OF over five millions OF Democrats, who
is now almost certain 10 be the next Prosi-
dent Of the United States, his presence
must prove Of great interest 10 the thou
sands he Will meet In Elmira on Monday
next, as well as 10 those who will gaze ut
him as he passes over the Albany aud Sus-
Cuohanua road next Tuesday. 1t Is under
stood that during his stay in Elmira Cover
aor Cleveland will visit the Elmirs Re-
ioImaiory. on the invitation OF Superin-
tcndcnt Brockway, Of the Board OF Mana
gers.
Among the callers upon the Governor
~. k,,I
N syracuse: General J. W. Hoysdrad, OF
Hudson: Judge John Cadman, OF Hudson;
Navor A. Blocker Banks, Of Albany; T..
Winston Paige. Of schenectady; u. ID.
sullivan. Of Fail River. Mass; Mr.. Coates.
Of Florida: Pondleton King. Of North
carolina: John II. Bailey, of Utica Mayor
Jonathan Scovilc. Of Buffalo; and Charles
". Miller and 4. A. swan. OF the same
city.
CyvFLANp'S GROWING STRENGTH.
Mr.. Miller. Of Buffalo. Is m old friend Of
Governor Cleveland. II have been in
ONO and New jersey lately" ne remarked
tonight. "and | lind public sentiment
Greatly changed from what II was three
Ne.ls AGO. : steady tide is setting In for
The Goyclror-in the West particularly.
Uc1s fast growing witt The peopleas safe,
c,piious. and prudent Executive. steve
Tlkin> Will have hard time II originate
The lu.iD,>> scare which De- ContemplatcS.
"J> ilcrc auy diSailcclion among the De-
uccraf> II Buffalo " he was asked.
No. fle party there i united Tor Gov
crror Cleveland. Wherever ! 20 tins Is al
most the first question asked me. The cry
that br could Dot carry bis own city was
md 81, "a handle % defeat the Governor It
saratoga ard Chicago. His Republican oP-
poatUts Use the same cry.
rrrFAL0 FOE us TowNSNtS.
IL ten YOU Buffalo will answer to the
r,-.r u .Grover Cleveland upon election
8sy In WAY that VIII surprise his enemies.
II our way We know Lin To be hard
working man. thoroughly devoted to his
public duties. Last wear there was some
opposition because he did not sign the
Iraalo tire and water bills. The Gre bin
M, vetoed on the ground Of rs thoroughly
rsrI,an character. Many were d'>ap-
i.oint.d over bis action. This veto Strelgiu-
md thu Governor outside OF his own
rartviu Eric county. and those who were
di.ruroinied have forgotten their Griev-
suct>. and are low heartily AZ wOrk Tor
.bei- fovusman. There are tiity-siX tleye-
land slut> in Buffalo. Tiis i doing well
iors civ ~ sixty election districts. Be-
for eng We intend 20 give him recep-
ton which viii be remarkable. The Demo
crat, q Lrie intend 10 put stop to the
Republican stories that Governor Cleye-
land i> unpopular in his own city and that
De viii iail 10 carry it. lie has carried IL
three times. AID will do il again. Tue In
dtpeud,ni Republicans Of Buffalo are all
for Cleveland, and are doing some effective
work"
\ handsome Cleveland snd Hendricks
tanner Nss unfurled IN Albany to-day.