The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-02
9 BURN THIS LETTER"
A Delightful Chorus for Re
publican Ears.
FORTY THOUSAND DEMOCRATS
Make New York Ring with the
Words of the Republican
Candidate.
Cleveland.

ALBASY, November 1.-GoTernor
Cleveland, accompanied by his private
secretary and adjutant general left here
at 10 O'Clock this morning for New York
on the regular train. The exact time OF
their departure was not generally
known and consequently there was not
an unusually large thrOng at the depot
Governor Cleveland reviews the parade
in New York tonight, returning early |
Sunday morning,
New YORK, November 1.-Governor
Cleveland. accompanied by General |
FarnsWorth and staff, arrived at the |
Hoffman House at 1.25 o'clock this
afternoon. He comes to review the |
parade of Cleveland and Hendricks |
merchants this afternoon, and torch |
| light demonstration this evening.
AT Is this afternoon two divisions OF
| the business mems Cleveland ana
Hendricks parade started from their
respective rendezvous up broadway 10
/ be reyieWedby Governor Cleveland. The
first division from Worth street and
Broadway was in this order: Mounted
police, grand marshal, John Is. wood
ward, the presidents and yice-presl-
dents of various associations, honorary
staff of the grand marshal, dry goods
mems associations, hardware men,
metal association and West Side mer-
'l.cbants' Cleveland and Hendricks club
The second division started from Church
street and Broadway, led by the Stock
Exchange ; Cleveland and ,HendrlckS
club, Stock Exchange clerks, produce
and maritime exchange, New YORK
mining exchange, cotton exchange, IN.
surance mems assoclauon,, lawyers
Cleveland and Hendricks club, New
York petroleum and stock exchange,
the cigar and leaf tobacco club.
hide and leather association, distlllers,
wine and spirits exchange, jewelers. Iand
coffee exchange, metal, young mems IN
dependent club, Columbia college stu
dents. medical ASSOCIATION, the Sullivan
: Cleveland and Hendricks club, coal and
iron trade. railway employees, printers,
publishers and paper dealers, matters,
) pottery. and glassware, bank clerks,
= custom house brokers, exchange pro-
! kers, hardware men, steamboat and
transportation companies, car men ana
> drivers, and West Washington market
men. Broadway was crowded, the SIDE
walks being impossible, Marching
men all have the same cry and keep
7 I1step too. The crowds on the sidewalks
{ khave caughtit up and added theirs to the
5 voices of the 10000 men in line. Nothing
: can be heard for miles along Broadway
|, and down all the side streets, save the
4 deafening veil of Burn, burn, burn this
:, letter"
> the reviewing stand, next TO the WORM
= monument. under canopy OF purple
: velvet frlnged with gold, upon eaci
! corner of which was Colder
p eagle. When he took his position
:, soon after 4 o'clock, Madison Squar
! before him was packed with people
- The grand stand on the opposite side o
Il Il Fifth Avenue held at least 1000 ladie
s. with their escorts. A great shout
- the distance which increased to a roa
- as the head of the procession
" came into view, announced tn
- approach of the mass OF men
,oI Cleveland stood up, and greater cheer
- broke forth, which were increased q
~ Pat Gilmore seized his wand and IN
-, ~ great band sent out upon the air Hal
II to the Chief" General Woodward, tn
IA Grand Marshal, here saluted IN
:" Governor and the latter returning tn
81 salute, the crowd acknowledge
be the greeting with a cheer ina
m might have been heard IN Jersey. VINE
- Cleveland moved from the stand ate
~ fhe procession passed, until he entere
y, the Hoffman House, the crowd kept
Ia a continuous cheer. This exceptional
80 GREAT display in numbers, as we
,.u a. appearance, had not paSse
ny away when the torches of the Tan
many braves were seen wavlI
wheresoeyer one looked, as Il
different wards and assembly distrl
- associations were making their way
co the rendezvous in the neighborhood
lor Washington Square. While these "
monster demonstrations were takn
place in New York, Brooklyn, oY
the river from New YORK, "
no having parade OF It's own, ana II
DC estimated not less than 10000 men we
OF in line. Brooklyn proper was assist
al at in its display by delegations from cou
trv towns. The line of march extend
from the city hall through the clrcul
ons streets to Williamsburgh, a dlstan
an of about twelve miles. There was t
led menduous enthusiasm al N'oi's
alb route. -;
NIGHT with people out to see the Ia
many Hall parade. The police seem
on worn out in their struggles with
4.e people during the week. er0wdlnS
9's See Blaine and Cleveland and
grand professions IN -honor OF
candidates for PRESIDENT. AZ
o,,s. o'clock Governor Cleveland, acco
ana Oanied by delegations from the busin
lib pme n,S club and squad of police, m2
his way to the reviewing stand.
me afterwards he was joined
l lneubers of the national and State
With ecutive committees. The G9 tEa nor,
edy continuously cheered 1nf MI 'n NED pro- IF
L6l S Snon f hers of the Tammany society r
f- t+he head of the line; after them ca
ZEN dolagations from the first assembly
lief? f fricf the Young Mems Demoer,
s s$s as 14 asa sss5 a i
~ f bore legends referring to L
fra. oan lne and candidates. The Gro
Fol- issues issue a much noise. Governor Oh
tore maj I.lade vas repeatedly cheered during
Iana Ma' and also on his return to
hotel.
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coma Foco I ttg,,'s Glib or Tuesday He2f.