The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-16
CLEvELAND,s TRIP
From Albany to New Neutrality-suspicious. o
~ tho Way - -

From Albany to New York-Teceptions on
the Way.
NEw YoEx, Oct. l5.-Governor Clevc-
land left Albany this morning, accom-.
panied by Daniel S. Lamont, his private
secretary, and Major Banks, OF Albany.
TWAS the express wish Of the Governor
that no demonstration be made in his
honor along the route. AT Poughkeepsie,
however, the crowd was SO large and en-
thusiastic that lie was induced to show
himselfSto the assemblage, and for five
minutes shook hands with all who could
reach him. at this point Senator and
Mrs. New bold boarded the train and the
Governor: chatted pleasantly with Mr.,
Newbold until Garrison's was reached,
Here Hamilton Fish got on board the
lrain, and entered the car occupied BY the
Governor. They greeted each other, cor
daily, and conversed together until the
arrival Of the train at the Grand Central
depot, at about l0:30., A committee com.
posed Of Senator Barnum, chairman,
Abram Hewitt, Senator .Gornan, OF
Maryland. eS-Nlayor Grace, Senator
Gwinne, d. W. James, G. D. Campbell,
Il: B. Lighter, ]. =. Coleman, Eugene
Kelly, and Messrs. Greene and Wander.
poel, met the Governor at the. depot, and
after an exchange OF greetings escorted
him to q carriage, which he entered in
company with Senator Barnum and Col.
Lamont. 80 4 <. I. St-s ,:ft-.s;ss.5 'ats ss.5.7
4 large crowd assembled outside the
depot, and = when Governor! Cleveland
ma.,c his, appearance cheers Swerc given
which continued until tile carriage had
depar; ed. large number OF men rushed
toward the Governor Snnd held Aout their
hands, which he smiilinsIygrasped. Sew
eral times. alter the carriage had started
the driver, was ordered to stop his horses
SO. he Governor could satisfy the desires
OF those who;were anxious to shake his
hand The party drove to the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel; where the Governor alighted
Immediately and proceeded to his rooms,
Quite a crowd gathered outside the hotel
and gave hearty, cheers on. the arrival oi
the Democratic candidate: The rooms OF
the Governor were Immediately beseiged
BY politicians and reporters, who were
anxious To get a word from him or his
Secretary; but Cleveland remained in his
private room, to, which only a select few
could gain access. X q. - i; i g
x Governor Cleveland continued to re-
ceive visitors up to- s o'clock. Juliet
Clayton, q little miss from Florida, said
she was s"glad to meet the: next! Presi.
dent" and ex-Mayor Cruces son, a lad OF
nine years, saluted the Governor with
. ."'How do. you do, Mr.. President Many.
local politicians called. & 4 :: :!..l, 3 :
:; A united delegation from the Produce,
Stock, Cotton, Coffee, Petroleum, Mining,
Groccrs and Dry Goods Exchanges invited
Governor Cleveland to be present at the
business mems meeting this evening.
The Governor accepted ] the invitation.
Thomas cHarland presented Governor
Cleveland with a silver watch made by
his, Harland's, grandfather in Norwich,
Conn, in 1890, when Cleveland's grand
father,iswas " an apprentice in tile
shop md which was atterward repaired by
the Governors grandfather when he sue
ceeded Harland as proprietor. The re-
pair marks. are visible in. the case OF the
watch. Gossrnor Cleveland was much
pleased with she gift, and thanked Slr.
Harland cordially. and asked him to write
outa sketch OF history Of the time