The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-28

hAN1a II 4 OENTH.
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banners bear the motto, "Weloome 10
Your Native Country" The reception
committee left here on the 2:ls train for
Jersey City 'V'
OVER AN HOUR LArE.
Tho train cony ewing Governor Clevo.
lahd and party was over an hour late.
On ARRIVAL a. Jersey City there was n
cohcourse OF many thousands of peoplo
assembled, great many ofthem being
Workmen and employees of railroad com
pahlos. lt is estimated that 25. 900 were
IN aud about the depot Tho
ENTHUSIASM WAS QRRAT
ana cheer after cheer rent tho air for
Cleveland, who appeared on the rear
PlNtlorm ana acknowledged the greet
ilnss' hundreds shook hands with
hlui, ana this process which
promised to continue all the afternoon
was only cut short by the arrival Of
lresh engine which backed up and con-
nected with the governors car. and cars
containing tho Albany phalanx. I'm
the lew minutes that alapsed before the
lraih started for Newark the
scene was one that begpared
description. Men seemingly heside
themselves with enthusiasm pushed
ana Jostod each other sans ceremonie I'm
their Efforts to shake the governor bv
the hand. Some even climbed upon
lhe locomotive and tender in
Mluu efforts to reach the
piatlorm ON which no stood, smiling and
thoroughly composed, AT Jersey CITY,
the lolht committee of thirty-one rep.
r9sentlng the various Cleveland and
hendrlcks clubs of Essex county. and
headed 10y alderman James smith. ir,
OF Newark boarded tho train, and were
seVerally presented to the governor.
VINO shook hands in the car with each.
lhere were also present
among the guests Invited
by the committee, Oliver Drake
smith, president of tho indenendent
Republican state executive committee.
and Hamilton Wallis, chairman of tho
Essex County Independent CLUB. Can
pas, OF The Seventh regiment band, also
boarded the train. The train arrived at
MafNeg street depot shortly after b
O'Clock. Here
MIGHTY TuRoNG,
numbering many thousand, had assem-
Dled IN and about the station, and as th
train came to halt deafening cheers
calno from lusty throats. The throng
was cosmopolitan one aud included
persons in
EVERY WALK
and station in life. A little time waa
lost IN forming procession, which took
up the line of march for the residence of
Mr.. Edward Balbach, jr., corner of Fer.
guson aud Front streets. Here range.
ments had been admirably perfected. A
halI-dozen carriages, drawn by
RICHLY CApARIsONED HORSES,
eSoh with nodding red, white aud blue
pllimes, and driven by liveried coach.
men, had been provided. GOV. Cleve-
laud TOOK seat In the first car
rinBe, accompanied bv Gov. All
liaynos, of Newark, and Alderman
Smith, chairman of the committed of ar.
rangoments. la tho other carriages
were Adiutant Gen. j. G.. Farm
worth, OF GOV. Clevelands staff. Cen.
SharieS Tracy, OF Albany, and the nom
uerS OF the local committee of arrange
lnenlS, ana press representatives. Fol-
lowing these came Voss' Now
ark band of siNtv pie-
ces preceding the Jetfersonion
club, the Essex county club, the Ran
dolph club and the joel Parker asocia-
tion, all OF Essex county. Those wero
IN cltizens' dress, carried canes, aud each
had handsome club badge aud bouton-
miere pinned to the lapel of his coat.
Ihen came the Albany city band of
thirty-fve pieces, aud the Albany
PhalanN, followed In turn by Cappias'
seventh regiment band aud great
number of representatives of business
and trades ORGANIZATIONS from Newarl,
ana surrounding places. The line OF
march was taken up amid tumultuous
cheering, Gov Cleveland stood uD I'M
the vehicle and with hat i'm hand &c.
hnowledged the cordial greetings.
Dense throngs Of people lined Markot
street on both sides and
many ran after the governors carriage
TO shake the dist nguished visitor ~
the hand. Decorations all along Market
ana ferguson streets WCro profise and
IN many eases eNccedingly elaborate
including tho American colors and
streaming portraits of the Democratic
cindidntcs, Chinese lanterns, gas lets
supplemented with constant discharge
OF pyrolocmicS and booming cannon.
DECORATIONS Of residences ON Ferguson
and Front streets in the vicinity Of Bal
oe.cns residence woro particularly beau.
tlIul' Balhach's residence was
packed with men, women and
children. The residence was
elaburatoly and beautifully decorated.
both ~ To- exterior and interior, I'm honor
OF the occasion. Tho house was almost
covered with bunting and Chinese LAM
terms tosteiully arranged. ln
several windows portraits Of the
democratic candidates had boan
placed. Every room In the house,
which is one Of the most spacious in The
City contained living plants from the
'afEe conservatory attached, and tho mir
was hcaNy with rich perumed flowers.
As GOV. Cleveland entered, ne was
greeted 10y his host aud hostess, a..
sisted 10y Mrs. Gen. McClollaud
Mrs. Chancellor Runyon aud Miss
Runyon, Mrs. nr. Dodd and others
prominent IN social circles. A reception
followed OF an entirely informal nature,
on account OF the limited limo at thoir
disposal.
pisriSGUtsHED QUESTS.
Among the prominent gentlemen
present were Gov. Icon Abbott United
states Senator McPhorson, Chancellor
RuuyNu, Gen, Mcclellan, OK Governor
Ludlow, Henry c. Kelsey, secretary of
state, eN'COngressmRn Hardcnburg, OK
Congressman Miles Ross, ox-Unitod
states Senator John Z. Stockton, Mayor
HAYNES, Newark, Mayor hartford, OF
Orange, Judge Wheeler, Rov. Dr. STAINS.
bury, d'an OF Christs church, Newark,
Rev. Dr. John Todd, ,Thos. Dunn English,
II. Y. Blodgoit, chairman of the state
Democratic committee, and Edward Alb
bolt, brother of GOV. Abbott. AsCleve.
land descended TO the large vestihule
from the upper rooms, aud passed
through to the dining room, where he
partook of a hearty lunch, he was
greeted by a hearty clappiug of hands.
There must have been several hundred
persons inside the residence. During the
reception the scene was u brilliant one.
Ihe governor, accompanied by
COY. Abbott, Mayor HAYNES
and others of tho local
committee, drove 30 the Grand opera.
house, leaving the Ba bach residence
shortly aiter1 y. m. The seats had boen
removed from tho auditorium In order
70 give moro space. There was