Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
HONORING CLEVELAND.
GREAT DEMO ossTnArlVN Ar nIs HOME
A TriumphsI Progress Through rev York
stste "A saagninoeus ovation TO the
0overnor In the Uity OF sunAio.

stste - n sassninoens ovation TO the
oovernor In tns oity of sunAic.
A great crowd of people assembled at
the Union depot at Albany, Thursday
afternoon to witness Governor Cleyelaud's
departure for Buffalo. THE governor WAS
driven down from the executive mansion
IN closed carriage aud walked through
the main entrance of the depot arm in
arm with General Austin Lathrop of his
staff. The governors appearance was the
signal for heavy cheering The wives OF
them to the depot aud presented the gov
ernor with a large hlge bouquet Of beauti
iul flowers AT precisely leo p. m.
Conductor Hanson gave the signal the
throttle was gently opened and the train
steamed out Of the depot, ladies waving
heir hsudkerchiefs, men shouting and
locomotive whistles footing. Gov
eruor Cleveland stood on the rear
platform and waved his adieus to the
throug. The weather, which had been
threatening all the morning, cleared of
aud all omens pointed to q prosperous and
successful journey. At West Albany,
where are located the great car shops OF
The New York Central railroad, hundreds
Of workmen fresh from the forge aud
bench waved greetings TO the train rs it
whisked by, some of the men shouting,
waving their grimy aprons aud swinging
their arms, with hands still holding tools
The train had clear right of way over
everyth thing and ran to Syracuse on schedule
time, stopping at Palatiue Bridge aud
Utica for water, at the latter point being
fifteen minutes ahead of time. The gov
ernor appeared on the rear platform of the
| train at both places aud was enthusiast
cally cheered.
MAKING FAST TINE,
The train left UCica nearly ten minutes
ahead Of time. Its speed nearly averaged
fifty miles an hour and several miles were
made at the rate of fifty five seconds a
mile. The greeting of the assembled
| crowd at Urica was particularly cordial
and though Governor Cleveland made his
appearance and bowed his ackno ledge
| mants be made no remarks. He was in
excellent health and spirits. The train
vas due in Syracuse at S5 p. m, but
pulled into the city still fifteen minutes
| ahead of time. An immense concourse
was at the depot, men, women and chill
| dren jostling each other in their attempts
to get glimpse of the governor. Hun
dreds of school boys, books and states IL
hand, ran for blocks up the track in the
wake of the train. At the Syracuse 1ror
works, as the train passed at slow speed
through the city limits, workmen came Out
and waved enthusiastic greetings. Thedepot
| in the vicinity Of the track was packed, 81
were the streets leading to it. Iu answer
to repeated calls, Governor Cleveland ap
peared on the rear platform. Cheer afte
cheer greeted him. The governor lifted
his hat and bowed acknowledgements
| The enthusiasm continued unabated Will,
the train remained in the depot, whicl
was just long enough to make q change o
locomotives. The following telegram va
handed to the governor
| 10 Governor Cleveland, on Special Train, Cen
rdl Depot, Syracuse:
Your time to Utica was immense, so
only caught glimpse. You are working
bigger time towards Washington
Burn this. Z. PREETIss BAILEY.
A special train, consisting OF twenty
four cars, with the Syracuse Phalanx an
escort, two leading Democratic campaigl
organ cations, each 100 strong, togethe
with about 400 citizens, left Syracuse a
l:30 for Buffalo. Governor Cleveland
special train steamed out of the depot jus
on time. The governor was standing ol
, the platform and acknowledged tne greet
ings As loug az he renamed in sight Of th
people.
AT THE DEPOT IN ROCHESTER,.
In spite of the fact that drizzling raj
WAS falling several hundred persons weI
congregated at Rochester depot when tn
train came In. 1t was jest six o'clool
Governor Cleveland appeared on the res
platform and was cheered to the echo.
was learned that few hours previous
special train Of twcnty-seveu cars, carry
ing numerous representative Democrat
campaign organizations aud several hun
dred citizens, had left Rochester for Buffa
to participate In the grand demonstrate
in the governors honor. The weather oor
tinued very disagreeable, rain falling in
determined drizzle. Notwithstanding thi
three car loads of representative oitizeI
OF Buffalo boarded the 4:30 train fl
Batavia to meet the train which was
bring Governor Cleveland and his party
Buffalo. There we're also large numbt
of Independent Republicans snd othel
who are usually unknown in politics--bus
ness men, bankers, live stock dealers an
merchants, representing the business con
munity Of Buffalo. There was feeling
great determination among the represents
tive men that is seldom seen.
The reception given to the governor WI
o warmly cordial one aud all We'd with OF
another to welcome him on his journc
home. The governor was In excellsl
spirits, and the arrival of the train
Batavia was received with cheers, Il
different organizations orowding arour
the car, shouting for Cleveland. AS
appeared ON the platform, hat in han,
such o cheer ss Batavia never before hear
went up, the governor smiling aud simp
ooutenting himself with bowing
thanks. Men, without distinction Of part
crowded to the platform to shake b
hand. The train stopped but for fe
minutes, while the special train which hs
brought the Buffalo delegation was a
tached then it sped on its way to Buffsl
Eu route the governor went through Il
train. chatting pleasantly with his frient
and nsiRhbors and. receiving their mar
congratulations.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION IN BUFFAL
The train arrived in Buffalo at S:l5
M, tive minutes ahead of time. tt
drizzling rain, which set 10 early in ii
morning and oontiDued with but bri
intermissions throus hout the whole da
was still falling, but IL seemed to have 1
terrors for the multitude, who thronged Il
streets leading to the depot and the dep
itself until they we're absolutely impAssab
Tumuituous cheering greeted the COVE
nor's car ~ it came to stop In tho dep
and the din was kept mp without intefru
tion for many minutes.
The governors appearance on the pla,
form of the car was the signal for renowe
cheering. With the party that had accom-