Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-28
CLEVELAND'S TRIUMPH.
The Pouring Rain Fails to Dampen
the Enthusiasm
OF THE CHEERING MULTITUDES
Who Greet the Coming President Of
the United States.
AppIauding Hosts at Every Station
Along the Route Shout
Their Confidence
IN GROVE CLEVELAND.
Newark Crowded With the Loyal
Democrats of the Gran
berry State.
A Magnificent Speech that Fires the
Hearts of the Assembled Multi
tudes Who Cheer Its Splen-
did Ideas and Terss
Statement of
Facts.
IN GROVER CLEVELAND.

ALBANY. n. Y, October 27.-Goyernor
Cleveland and party left Albany, according
to programme, at 10 o'clock this morning,
At 9:l5 the Albany phalanx, the represen-
tatiye Democratic organization of the city,
preceded BY the Albany city band, proceed
ed from their headquarters to the Executive
mansion for the purpose Of escorhng the
Governor 10 the depot. Great enthusiasm was
manifested along the streets through which
the procession passed The Phalanx paraded
1870 strong and we're attired in dark clothes
overcoats and high white hats. Each mem
Der carried a cane and wore on the lapel
of his overcoat the large Phalanx badge.
On arriving at the Executive Mansion they
found quite crowd assembled, despite the
early hour aud the fact that light, cold
drilling rain was falling. Gov. Cleveland
accompanied by Adjutant-General John G.
Farnsworth, Gen. Chas. Tracy, and Hon.
Simon W. Roseudale entered closed car
rage in waiting and fell in behind the
Phalanx, which took up the line OF march
for the West Shore railroad depot The
streets, especially Broadway and Maiden
Lane, were thronged with people who
Repeatedly Cheered
as the procession passed along. At the
station a throng of several hundred assem-
bled and were demonstratiye in their greet
ing. When Mr.. Cleveland left the carriage,
accompanied by General Farnsworth, Cen
eral Tracy and Rosendale the throng
pressed around him and it was with diff
Guilty that the Governor forced his way
through the crowd to the train. The Gov
ernor held his hat in hand and repeatedly
acknowledged the kindly greeting, de
appearad in excellent health and spirits.
The train was the regular fast Shore
express leaving Albany at 30, but 1t was
fifteen minutes later before it started from
the station, amid the cheers Of the assem-
bled thousands As the train proceeded at
SLOW speed through the streets the crowds
cheered Justify. AT several points in the
lower wards enthusiastic Democrats had
brought their cannon, which belched forth
sonorouS
"Godspeeds.'
As the train passed by the large msnutac-
turing establishments in the lower wards the
workmen appeared in the streets and win
dows and waved an adieu. At one point
crowd OF workingmen assembled and two
of their number held up large pictures OF
Cleveland and Hendricks while they and
their fellows checred enthusiastically.
The First Stop
was at Selkirk, but was only Tor moment
Al Colymans Junction a stop Of FIVE min
utes was made for the purpose of switching
on a car from the west train. With this ad;
dition the train consisted of ten cars, at this
point couple OF hundred persons had col
lected from neighboring sections and cheer
ed loudly while the band which was station
ed in one Of the rear car played stirring
music The Governor did not appear ex'
cept at the car window. A stop OF te|
seconds only was made at Carsaekie and
also quite crowd had congregated.
Kingston.
Kingston was reached at l2:Sj. The
scenes noticed at other points were repeated,
only an larger scale. Cannons doomed
welcome. Many hundreds OF people, men,
women and children thronged the station
and as the train came to stop, cheered
heartily. As the Governors car stopped
some distance below the depot the crowd
made a rush down the track, for the Gov
eruOr appeared on the rear platform and
acknowledged the greetings. He then de-
scended TO the lower step Of the platform,
and during the whole time remained engag-
ed in shaking hands with the enthusiastic
Kingstonians, together with many Others
from ueighboring villages aud cities and
from all the country around.
Newburg.
JERSEY CRY, October 27.-Newburg
was reached at $50 and the train pulled up
in front of the station amid booming can
mons and the screeching of the whistles Of
vessels in the harbor. There was an i'm
mense concourse of people in and about the
station and before the train came to a stop
a general rush was made for the rear car,
upon the platform Of which Governor Cleve-
land stood with uncovered head. Here
also hand shaking was continued as long as
the train remained, which was scarcely five
minutes and the Governor repeatedly and
enthusiastically cheered. The demonstra-
ton as whole was the most complete ofthe
trip so far.
At Jersey City.
NEWARK, y. j., October 27.-The train
Governor Cleveland aud party
was over an hour late on its arrival at Jer-
sey City. There was concourse Of several
thousand people assembled, many of them
being trsdesrnen and employees Of the rail-
road company. 1t is estimated that fully
FIVE thousand were in and about the depot.
The enthusiasm was great and
cheer after cheer was given for
Cleveland, who appeared on the rear plat
form and acknowledged the greeting. Sew
eral hundred shook hands with him aud
this process, which promised to continue
all afternoon, was only cut short by the
arrival Of fresh engine, which backed up
aud connected with the GoSeruoc' car and