The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-03
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Tho Tour of New York. Governor 10 Iii
i t4g HI. Native Town. w IiA
| ALBANY October 2.-Goyer,or Glove
land Ian Au,,n,, h., , .,,oo;,, 80. ~,
w' ~ ~, ~ t.o".' ~ asiee'.' tn'a vi I'll
New 1ofk Central Railroad at l:l5 r. NJ
for buffalo. There was no demonstration
There were hit iew persons IN m. ro;l
road yard, As The train pullcd out th,
Governor raised his Int and a few oi fl,
spectators responded with n simiia
salute, The Governor was nccomnanie,
by John r. Aynew. Mayor hanks iinn
I:rastus Corning. lion. Simon Rosenlnl"
Hon, John 4. Mccall. Jr,. md Gnn"rol
Austin l.athrop, 5S' i -
The train bcarinr Gov. Cleveland md
marty left Utica nearly 10 minntcs nhcn,
OF time. Tic spcel nearly ayeraccI M
miles an hour. and several .miies war,
mulo at tho rate Of il seconds n miln
Tie greeting of the assembled crowd NJ
Utica was particularly cordial. and thourl,
Governor Cleveland nade hjs anpenrnnco
and bowed his Observation-Disclosures he
made no remarks, Tia wns
in excellent spirits. md chottcI
animatcdly with Ills friends ns thc irain
spel through tle Valley OF The Mobnwk
Tho train was due Mt SYRACUSE mt In, u
M., but pulled into the city fifteen minutes
ahead OF time. An immense concoursc
was ut tho depot; men, women, md chill.
,dren jostling eacl, other to get glimpse
ol the Governor. hundreds Of school
boys, with books and slatcs Ill their hands,
ran Tor block up tho track. ng.6
Atthe Syracuse iron works rs the train
passed through the city limits, the work.
men came out and waved greetings. The
depot in the vicinity OF the train was
packed, as were tho streets leading to it..
In answer to calls Governor Cleveland
appeared on the platform. Cheer utter
cheer greeted lin. The Governor lifted
his Int and bowed his Acknowledgements.
The enthusiasm continued. undated
while the train remained, which was just
long enough to change locomotives, Engi-
neer l.. w. Morrison, oi engine No. G4,
being substituted Tor No. 566 at Syracuse.
Also substitution Of conductors was
made, Chas. Tcbbcts taking charge.
Among those who boarded the train ut
Syracuse and shook hands with tho Gov
ernor was Milton II. Nortllrup, OF the
Syrlcuse Courier. The following telegram
was handed to tho Governor: n
10 Governor Ctereiand, Sydcs'ss; ts
Your time to Utica was immense: Won
are making bigger time towards Wish.
ington. "Burn this" @'' g5T.
FSigned1 pRrSTiss B4uz.
a sI,rcill train. consistin" al twcntv.forr
cars with the Syrucusu phalanx ane Es.
cort, two leading Democratic or.on;zn.
tons, euch one hundredstroup. WITH nhont
400 citizens left SYRACUSE at ii 40 o'clock
for Bu llalo. Governor Cleyelnnd,s snnc;nl
train steamed ont of thc denot m t;ma
The Governor was stondino IN tho Mat.
form and acknowIe,lrJ III, orret;nirs & r'"' os
long as he remained i, s;oht of lie noonta n'
Rochrster vvns raatho,l NJ ep ,,S etu, IN ,i,n
deuot i IN sn;ta of Tho fort thot1 = ra;n aU
was falling. several hundred nersons ,
conprecated' Cleveland anneared On the
platform and wns cheered 10 the erho II
was learned Tint n fcw hours nro~;ous y
snccial train oitwnnty-sayon % ~ c,rrr;,. ,v "
n renreseI1tative Dsmosra,;cranno;.,,!; ] . ."s nr
ranization and several hundred r;t;z.nv
had lcit Rochester ior BniI;ilo IN nart;c;s
pate "a the demonstration in Clavrlnnd's
honor. e'"'o .
The weather continued very d;socroo
able. rain falling in n detcrm;nod ,lr;yzlo
NotwithstandinT this three car loaIs oi 81
citizens of BntinIo hoanlcd the i ~, r ,r,;, ~
for Batavia to meet the train which wns M to
bring Governor Cleveland to l,uiIalo - ~
There was also a large nn,vJcr Of JuIe-
pendent Republicans and Others. who
were usually unknown in nolitics business
men, bankers, live stock dealers and mer,
chants representing the business interests
Of the community Of Buffalo.
There was feeling Of great determin.
alton among the representatives that was
seldom seen. The reception given lie
Governor was a warm and cordial one
and all wed with one another to welcome
him OH his way home. The Governor wos
in excellent spirits, and the arrival NJ The
train at Batavia was received with cheers
the different organizations crowdinr
around the car, and shouting for Cleye,
land. AS he appeared on Tie platform
hat in hand, d cheer, as Batavia never
before heard, went up, ~ - :.
3 The Governor smiling and simnlv
contenting himself with bowinp his
thanks. Men without distinction of marty
crowded to the platform toshake hishand
The train stoppcd but for a few minutes
The special train which had brought the
Buffalo delegation was attached md the
train sped on its way 10 Duf1alo. Enroute
the Governor went through the train
chatting pleusantly with ltis friends md
neiehbors, receiving their many con.
cratulations.
The train arrived Mt Buffalo at Sis p NJ
five minutes ahead Of time, The first
loud voiced welcome was tic cont;nnons
and combined shrioks Of the locomotivcs
and whistles. creating n din heard for
miles arouni. The troin strnmad s,owIv
v VI" "P", "su III, ""5 u,; eae.ae' 1 Nv zoo
III the morning and continued with but
brief lntermissions throughout the whole