Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-17
OUR CHIEF F!
An All Day and All Night Demonstra-
ton Brooklyn Has Eclipsed
the Whole World.
A City in Holiday Attiro-A Grand Pro-
cessiOn aud Barbecue "A Day Of
Hond-Shaking,
Cows. Cleveland, Pattison. Waller and
Albeit, Gen, Mcclellan and
Others Speak,
ALL FOR CLEVELAND.
THE PROCESSION FoRMINo .


NEW HoRK, Oct. 10 lat an early
hour this morning the organizations
which were 10 take part In the recep.
tIon Of Gov. Cleveland in Brooklyn 10.
day assembled at their respective
headquarters.
FROM ALI, PARTS OF TfE CITY
they marched with flags and banners
fly Ing 10 the stations assigned them In
the streets adjoining the entrance tn
the East liver bridge where they fell
into line and awaited the arrival OF the
gucsI of the day. All the space for
blocks about the bridge entrance was
thronged with citizens waiting TO wei
come the presidential candidate.
THE GOVERNOR WAITED on.
Gov. Cleveland arnse early looking
fully refreshed after the experience OF
last night. While at breakfast dele
gates of the reception committee from
brooklyn arrived and entered the gov
ernor's apartments. He Joined them
shortly before O'clock a. m. The
committee with their gueet descended
the carriages in waiting az the
rwenty-third street entrance aud
drove down broadway 10
THE DRoORLYN nMDoE.
In the carriage with Gov Cleveland
were Gen Farnsworth OF hls staff aud
lowed IA carriages Mayor Low, Com
misslOners Freeman and PART idge,
Aldermen Kane aud Collins,
Corporation Counsel Taylor, Senator
Herman, Joseph g. Hendrix and
Senator Jacobs, They were followed
by 100 members ofthe reception com
mittee, who filed past the governor,
each shaking his hand. Hundreds of
more were waiting also TO
GRASP THE GOVERNORS HAND,
but time did not permit.
The chairman of the campaign con-.
mlttee, ex-senator Murtha, with Others
Of the committee, and the chairman of
the young mems Democratic commit
tee and Independant Republican
clubs received the governor when he
arrived In his carriage.
oN THE nRooKLYN SIDE
OF the bridge, vast thtUng OF people
had assembled. They cheered enthus-
asiically, and above the deafening
roar arose the piercing ehreks of hum
dreds of steam whistles OF the steanl-
boats and tugs on the river, Tne BUSH
ness houses and private residences Ia
the neighborh0od were decorated with
bunting and every window was
FILLED WITH MEN AND WOMEN,
The men added their voices 10 those
OF the cheering throug below aud hum
dreds OF white haudktrchiefs fluttered
In the hands OF the ladies' Standing
up In his barouche the governor bowed
his Acknowledgements In response
to the greeting accorded him
and looked upon the enthusiastic
throng with pleased smile, His ex-
preston was one Of entire
sELF-POssEssION, sATIsFACTIoN AND
QUIET CONFIDENCE.
The governors carriage took Its
place In the line, the uniformed
organizations assumed their positions,
the bands struck up lively marching
air, and the grand marshal, Gen.
Jno. Il. Woodward, gave the signal
aud the procession started for
RidgewOod park. where the
grant barbecue was to be- held. Iu
the procession were; a mounted es.
cort Of police, Grand Marshal Wood,
ward, Chief Aid W. NJ Denshaw and
his assistants, mounted escorts, Gov.
Cleveland and guests In carriages, the
reception committee In earriagea
the war veterans, campaign
clubs, the visiting Orgahiza ions,
ons representing the business and trnde
interests
rHH ROUTE WAS FIVE MILES LoN0,
aud throughout It's entire length AN
immense crowd lined IL p age, send
ing forth IA succession OF ciieeTs as the
governors carriage appeared.
The procession moved slowly
through the streets lined with crowded
and C !, ering spectators and benz attn
flags and banners swung IN The bretzt
from the houses along the route.
AS CHEER AFTER CHEER BROKE orr
aud thousands Of ladien at The open
windows waved their handkerchief,
the governor repeatedly bowed on
either side IN response TO the hearty
greetings.
The plaza surrounding the City hall
was densely tbrOnged aud from the
building itself waved the national and
state coiors IN honor OF
THE cITY's GUEST.
III Brooklyn IA IL ge number OF
people awaited the governors arrival,
atn0ng them many Of the IN st dis
tinguished men Of this state Rev.
Henry Ward Raecher was also present,
and was heartily cheersd
AT1dE PARK
The procession reached the pax a.
2:l0 p. m. amid the cheeis Of the "
crowd already on the ground. rne
arrival OF Gov. CLEVELAND AT the main
entrance WAS the signal fof At salute of
100 guns. The enthusiasm was inten- /,
and 80 great was the crowd THAI
Il was with difficulty the
procession could enter. Tue commit
tee on arrangements had large force
OF men employed from early morning,
ana everything WAS IN readiness to re-
csiye the gnes'. A large banner was
brown across the street Ia frpntnf tile
hotel with fullsized portraits Of the
candidates aud the words
THE CHOICE or KINGS COUNTY.
4 At the entrance TO the park was a
large arch trimmed with fisgs and
bannerp aud portraits Of Cleveland and
, con,iDusd on surth Page.