The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-28
NEWARKS GLORY.
How New Jersey Delighted to Honor
Gov. Cleveland
IN HIS NATIVE TOWN AGAIN.
Cannon, Music and AcclamatlOu of
Surging Throngs.
MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION GIVEN.
Laboring Men, rradesmen, business Men.
all Sorts, and Conditions of People
Greet tho Next President
EX-GoV. Hendricks.
fAeNIFlcENT RECEPTION GIVEN,


Ex-Gov. Hendricks.
ALBANY, Oct. 27.--Goy, Cleveland and
party left Albany according 10 pro-
gramme at 10 o'clock this morning.
At 9:l5 the Albany phalanx, the repre- !
sentative Democratic organization of
this city, preceded by the Albany city
band, proceeded from their Headquarters
TO the executive mansion for the pur.
pose of escoriiug the governor to tho
depot. Great enthusiasm was manifested
all along the streets through which Tho
procession passed. The phaanx pa
raded in strong numbers and were M
tired in dark clothes, OyercOats and
high, white hats Each member carried
q cane and wore on the lapel of his over
coat the large phalanx badge ON
arriving ut the executive mansion they
found quite 4 crowd assembled, desnite
the early hour, and the fact that a lirht
but cold uriZ2liug rain was falling.
Gov Cleveland, accompanied by Adm
iant General John G. Farnsworth, Gen.
Charles Tracy and Hon Simon W. Ro.
sendale, entered close carriage in wait
ing and fell in behind the phalanx
the West Shore railroad depot. Tho
streets, especially Broadway and Maiden
Lane, were densely througed with en-
thusiastic people, who roared with a tn.
mutt OF cheers as the procession passed
along. At the station "A thron,y
of several thousand assembled
and We're very demOnstratiyo i'm
their greetings. Whom Cleveland left
MS carriage accompanied by Gen, Farms
worth, Gen. Tracy and Rosendale. tho
vast throng pressed around him and il
was very difficult for the governor to
force his way through the crowd 20 tho
irain The governor held his hat i'm his
hand and repeatedly acknowledged the
kindly greetings. lie appeared in ex-
cellcnt health and spirits. The train
was the regular West Shore EXPRESS
leaving Albany at $50, but IL was dfteen
minutes later before il started out OF tho
station amid the thuudBfing cheers OF
the assembled thousands. As the train
proceeded ut. Il slow sneed through fbo
streets the vast crowds oheered Justify.
uANNOSS ADDED.
At several points in the lower wards
enthusiastic Democrats had brought
their cannon, which helchod forth n
sonorous God speed" As the train
passed by the large manufacturing
establishments in the lower wards tbo
workmen appeared in the streets and at
windows and waved an ndieu. Atnu,
point the workingmen assembled. and
two of their number held up a large
picture of Cleveland and Hendric{s
while they and their fe lows cheored
enthusiastically Tho first stop occurred
at Selklrk, but 10 was only for
moment At Coeyman's Junction a stop
| lNe minutes was made for the purpose
Of switching ON car from tho , ,st trnin.
with this addition tn train co. lsted OK
ten cars. At this point hundreds of per
sons had collected from the noyhbnriny
! larms, cheered Justify while a band
winch was stationed in one of tho rear
ears played stirring music. Tho poy-
| .rnur did not appear except at tAe v i'm.
! dow. A stop OF u few seconds only was
made at COXsackie aud here also quite a
crowd had congrcgaied.
At KGNsTON.
hlN6sIoN, \. y, Oct. ia special
,Iun over inc West shore railroad,
nearing GOV. Cleveland and his party.
started from Albany ut g:5j mi, morn.
ing, there being considerable of an
enthusiastic crowd no tho deuot Nn
special demonstration was made. how
ever and the train made it's way 10 this
point without amy remarkable iurifieut
AZ spmo points 10 was noticed. howovor
.haj Immense crowds of poonlp bnd
been drawn To witness In nassin~
train. These cheered heartily and the
ram sped by. The great trcstla nj
'olaEIl was crossed at ll:2a. nud two
minutes iaIcr the train pulled up Ia
rom, o' tue depot hnre. IN enthusiastic
crowd ot several hundred had cunrre
gated, many having driven miles In an.
Ter 20 see he train pass thtonpb
Tho train huvpi i'm sipht "a ,,.,,,,,,,' ~ ~
cd ON the bill opposiiethe depot hoomcd
'urth welcome. The Vil,qrcrs instl.i
each other cNcitodlv in their riISrts tr
get glimpse of Gov. Cleveland On
The front ot the depot they h,d n,;IcJ
mp a large lithogrnph of The Demo"ratir
candidate. GOV. Cleveland npnpnrpd nm
NO platform and gracefully bowed his
acknowledgements go Mo crowd. which
numbered from 800 TO 600. cheering
l9uiiT aud waving hats and handker
chiefs, Gov. Cleveland stood ,tnc,,ver'j
un the rear platform of tbo rom 49,
Ni.wnt KU REAcurp.
Ncwburg was reached nt g,50 and ,ho
train pulled up ia front of tho siation
AMID tine booming of conn.u .yI th'
scrceching OF whistles of tbs vcs.,i. H.,
the harbor. There was am immenso com.
course ofpcople in and about I'M st..
ton, and before tho train cnme IN n ston
u general rush was made for tho roar
car upon tho platform of which tjov.
Cleveland stood, with uncoyered bood
Here also hand shaking was continn"J
rs long as the train remained vhicL
was scarcely five minutes. Thp goycr' |
nor was repeatedly and onthusiastieaily
Choered. The doInoustration a." ~ ,.i''f,,
was the most imposing one aver soan
at Nowburg.
AT uleu.ANn.
AZ Highland whore a brief ston was
made, Mayor Haynes and Alderman
oConnor, of Newark, boarded Tho train. !
Briefstop was also made nj Cnrn,y1ii nu vii
West Point, llavorstraw and Canstons
AT uAvEHsrpNw
great Preparations had boon made to ro. |