The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-29
Cleveland Has a wildly Enthusiastic Re-
ceptiOn at His Ne tive TOwn-Its Gran
deur Indescrfbable


NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 27.-The train conveying
Governor Cleveland ana party Was over an hour
late on arrival at Jersey City. There was con
many Of them being tradesmen and employees of
the railroad companies. II is estimated tnst fully
9oyO ssy %.re ma ~ ane a eOoIs a sne &
for Cleveland, who appeared on the rear platform
and acknowledged the greetings. several hun:
this process. which promised to continue
ell afternoon, was cut snort by
arrival of Washington special. which backed up
and coupied onto the Governors Car. In the few
minutes that elapsed before the train started for
Newark, the scene was one that almost oeggarei
description. Men seemed beside themselves with
enthusiasm, and
PUSHED AND JoSTLED
each other in their efforts 10 shake the Governor
by the hand. Some even climbed up on the loco
motive and tender in efforts to reaen the platform
upon which he stood smiling and thoroughly
At Jersey City the Joint Committee of thirty. .one
representing The various Cleveland and Hendricks
Clurs OF Essex County anu headed by Alderman
James smith, Jr., Of Newark, boarded the train
IN e ea 70 ad Tns
mittee consisted of the following Aldermen
James J. smith, Jr, Thomas J. English; NJ. F.
Dsreyea, ). C. Clayton, Ferdinsnd Nisner
Judge Ludlow McCarter. NJ. C. Eato..
Theodore F.. Bailey, Judge Louis Hood,
August Meyer. Commissioner Franklin Marx. Com
missioner Henry HauEslin, Commissioner Reich,
+. w. Wisner, Captain Volker. NJ. r. Barrett, +
W. Crane. William Carlton, Joseph Sc9meiz VII
Betoile, B. w. Tiehnor. John L. Ramage, DR.. NJ.
n. Vail, r. II. Haggertv, Julius lsaacs, Colonel
William d Hamilton. 1nere were also present
DIakesmilh, President of the Independent Repuh-
licsn State Executive Committee, aud Hamilton
Wallsce, Chairman Of the Essex County lndpend.
ent Club. Cappas' Seventh Regiment Band also
boarded the Train. The journey TO NewarS
made without any incident The train
arrived OF the Market Street Depot shortly
after clock. Here a vast throng numbering
several thousand had O. semeled In ana about the
station, and as the train came to halt
CHEER UPON CHEER
came from lusty throats. Little time was lost IN
forming tire procession, which took up its line Of
march for the residence of Mr.. Edward Balbach,
Jr., corner Ferguson ana Fro1t streets Here the
Baf dozen carriages drawn BY caparspued
horses, each with nodding red, white and blue
plumes and driven by lveried coachmen. had
been provided. Governor Cleveland took
a seat in the first carriage, accompanied
by Governor Albeit. Of New Jersey, and Mayor
Hanes, of Newark. In the other carriages were
Clevelsnd's staff; General Charles Tracy, OF
Albany and the members OF the local Committee
OF Arrangements and Representatives. Following
these came The brass Newsrk band OF sixty pieces
PRECEDING the JefersoniAn Club, the Essex County
Club. Randolph Club and Joel Parker Associa-
ton. all of Essex County. They were in citizens
dress, carried canfs, and each had q handsome
club badge and bou,onniere pinned 70 the lapel
thirty five pieces, and The Albany Phalsnx. iso
strong. who were followed in turn by
Cappss' Seventh Regiment Band and sev.
trades organizations from Newark and surround
Ing places. The line OF march was taken ar amid
tumultous cheering. Governor Cleveland stood
Know edged the cordial sreetinss. Tnoussnas of
people lined Market street on both sides, aud many
men, more enthusiastic than their neighbors ran
alter the Governors carriage TO shake the