New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12

THE pror sUBRoUNnEp ny A ehEN CROWD
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Atu>NY Aug. 11,-GcncrM Logan wac ten
asiet pu enthusiastic mponpia reception 40 no rssea
tar,usn tho pit to-day ai / eeloch on tho way ~
llpfHlmrf. Go vist senator Warner Miller He Was &c
eomauied b, Mia Logan anal several prominent Hephh-
n,sna uuludns John W Ntuomen, secretary ct the re
tat,iu static Committee. aul the lion p nfapet OF
ta oib. General carr Hocietafj ei state oN-Hrhato'
Hfamau. OF West Troy nnd memhota OF tho Republican
General Committee went un board tho H'h nt "'o'h
bush Ou arriving at Albany h crowd wac 49, tho depot
oheetiua and shouting Tor General ln-au. Senator
Warner Miller and number %. old soldiers welcomed
General Logan. the orowd cAreltd heartily, ba4-
gaze TRUCK Was drawn alongside tho car Upon which
General Carr. Mr. Draper aud General Logan took posi-
fou while the booming Of cmuous Whch had hr-uh %
few minutes before continued Members OF HE Grant
Cub came up TO the front with their banner General
carr Introduced General Logan Who was received with
three cheers ana a tiger" The General said:
Ftor Citizens: thank yOu Tor this rect pton SO en-
thusiadic and generous. II Is compliment 10 the
PARTY more than TO am glad 10 see you ana am
glad OF the privilege OF returning hearty thanks oT your
courtesy.
BEGAN shaking them The pressure to greet him was 80
great that al one time he stood in the middle of the truck
with hand stretched out either side TO which dozen
were clingng.
The General retired 70 his car and in few moments
h. and Mrs. Logan, with senator Miller, General Carr
Nj Vrooman 4. b. Hall, General Logans private secre-
tary sat down to table in the depot ROOM The crowd
was so pressing that the party could hardly eat in com
fort The thrpng the depot Iosed largely OF
The working classes who seemed 10 be most enthusiastic
= The police formed circle around General Logan ana
LOGAN. and they thus enabled TO eat hastY
meal The crowd IL the depot yard kept constantly IN
creasng aud when the party lett the dining room fully
1000 people present Nearly great a Gro I'D was
kent without the gates. A passage-Way was opened
through the fhrOng aud General escorted
Mrs Logan. while General Logan leaned on the arm OF
MS private secretary. Those present kept up continued
cheering The train moved out amid cheering, the
ing OF hats and the booming o. cannon .
The reception all along the ryer vas warm one AT
Smyyesant the whole population OF the surrounding
country turned out and cannon We're hed. General
logan stepped from the train and shook hands with all
who could get enough until the Train passed. aohE
Three rousiug cheers were then gwen. A. Casueioh
cannon were fred large railroad tOTpcdOcs placed on
the tracks large delegation OF people gathered ~ ho
depO who cherred vOcierOusly. There was a stIAlii
contrast between the reception 10 General Logan ana
that Thomas A. Hendricks. The latter arrived AIe ~
the afternoon, and met III the depot ny HoNeIIV
Cleveands private secretary, and the editor OF IN"
Argus There outward manifestations OF Joy on
the features any OF passengers assembled IN the
depot when Mr. Hendricks arrived and he passed Dy al
most unnOtced. Along the Mohawk Valley. AT every
station a mass OF people were assembled. The General
insisted upon the honor Canaoharis outdd itself
The citizens out and the demonstration
OF the most nOtal e the AT Fort Plan
the young Repu ican Club nberng 100 members, III
full uniform and bearing torches marched the depot
preceded the Old silver band. residents
cordial IN Fonda large crowd from the surrounding
country including J0hnstOwn and GlOyersvile, at
the depot The General appeared on the platform and
was loudly cheered