The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-29
CLEVELAND.
An Enthusiastic Reception in
New York.
DrRNG A HEAVY transform.
4 Grand Parade and Review-oVer-
joyed MuItitudes Throng Round
the Future President.

enthusiastic Reception IN New York
New YORK, October 28.-Despite the
rain to-day the Hoffman House was
crowded with callers on Governor
Cleveland. Among them we're State
Comptroller Chaplin, Silas NJ. Burt, Gen.
Chaler, General Farnsworth, Colonel
lanes T. Fay. John Z. Denim, DR.. F.
LEROY Satterlee, Congressman James c.
Hassett OF Pennsylvania; Rev. q.
Gottheil, rabbi OF the Temple Emanuel;
Rev. John g. AuketOll, chaplain of st.
Bernard's church, and Gen ID. Mercer.
The first and second division Of the
National Guard were reviewed this alter
noon by Governor Cleveland from
stand erected at the Worth monument
on Madison Square. notwithstanding
the rain the troops were IN Inc
nrOmDtiv. the various commands turn
ING out with full ranks. On the review
inc stand with the Governor were Gen
erals Christensen, Shaler and Farms
worth and their stalls; Major Stone and
anumber of other well known military
men. The general appearance of the
troops was commended. The following
regiments paraded: 9TH. Sth, 9th, 18th,
18th. 22d, 18th, list and 1st and I'd bat
teres OF artillery. The Brooklyn organ
nations were, 81 battery, 18th regiment,
l4th regiment, 18th, separate company,
and the 23d, go and 42d regiments.
Governor Cleveland rose at eight
o'clock this morning despite the fatigue
incident to his reception in Newark
last night. From nine a. m. until late
in the afternoon he was engaged in re-
ceiving visitors Beside w. II. Barnum
and other members of the State and ma
tional committees, the callers included
Rev. Thos. ]. Ducey, of st. Lees
church; Senator Mcpherson, of New
Jersey; Samuel J. Randall, of Penn
sylvania; Silas w Burt, of the State
civil service commission, and Thomas
Wentworth Higginson, of Cambridge,
Mass. The Governor leaves on the
nine o'clock train this evening for
Albany.
At 2 p. m. it was still uncertain
whether the review would occur, Cleve-
land being unwilling to subject the of
fcers and men to the discOmfOrts of a
public parade in a rainstorm. Adjutant-
General FarnswOrth, General Shaler and
other officers of the National Guard
were in consultation with the Governor
at the Hoffman House throughout the
forenoon and mounted Orderlies were
in attendance to convey final orders to
the various regiments. Those of
the first division, the ODD, 18th,
9Th, 18th, 9TH, 8th, 69th and list, with
two batteries of artillery, were awaiting
orders In their armOrieS. The second
division, comprising the Brooklyn
regiments, the 18th, of which Henry
Ward Beecher is chaplain; the 14th,
22d, 32d and 47th, with battery of
artillery, had arrived, and were held
waiting orders while getting a thorough
Wetting. The vicinity Of the reviewing
stand, the Worth monument, was
crowded with spectators with umbrellas
hOisted. The rain having somewhat
moderated, definite orders were issued
Tor the review, Notwithstanding the
rain. Both sides OF the streets through
which the procession passed were
thickly lined with men and women,
who stood until all the regiments had
passed. For an hour before the time APP
pointed for the march of the column
the vicinity Of the grand stand was
packed with people. 1t was ten min
utes past when the Governor, in an
open barouche, drawn by four white
horses, reached the stand. He was &C
companled by Gen. FarnswOrth in full
uniform. The stand was comfortably
filled. The Governor was surrounded
by his staff during the review. He
stood from 4.15 until 5. 10 :. m. without
an umbrella, in the rain, lifting his
soaked hat in response to the salutes,
and again as the colors of the respect
i've regiments passed. After the column
had passed, a deafening volley of
cheers was given for Governor Cleve-
land, and he returned to the Hoffman
House.
New YORK, October Ex-Governor
Cleveland and his staff were entertained
after the review by Major-General
Shaler and staff, in the Hoffman House,
The Governor left the hotel in time to,
take the train for Albany, leaving Grand
Central depot at 9 pm.