The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL PETS.
CLEVELAND is STILL LIoNlZEp.
The People of Buffalo Pleased to Honor
Their Old NeighbOr-Black Jack
Logan Exhibited ut Dayton
Fair--"Maj." Blaine.
Gov. Cleveland at BuflaIo

Gov. Cleveland at Buffalo
BUFFALO, Oct. 3,-All Buffalo Is still I
talking of last nights grand reception
GOV. Cleveland spent the morning
quietly at the Geresee House receiving
old time friends. Many Independent
| Republicans were among the
callers. Quite large number
| of ladies' were presented to him. The
city IL still thronged with visitors. The
Governor leaves for Albany on the II 80
train tonight, arriving at the capital
to morrow morning An informal re-
ception is to be held at the parlOrs Of the
GGnesee house this afternoon.
Nearly everybody in Buffalo to-day
are talking about the great dGmonstra-
ton last night IN honor Of GOV. Cleve- /
land. The weather cleared OIL beauti-
fully after yesterdays storm, and large |,
numbers Of the visiting organizations |
their respects TO Gov. Cleveland As is
his habit, he rose early,
notwithstand the fatigue Incl
dent to tho reception last night,
aud after breakfast at his rooms with
! his Albany friends, received the fir al
. callers at 9:3O II, m. From that j our
until luncheon, which he also to.,lx in
his rooms, at2:30, there was an uOinter-
s rupted stream of visitors, includi n 4, nor
q sons in all conditions of lie, fro m the
4 humblest laboring man to the iuillion.
- aire. For each he had II hearty
hand-shako and pleasant word
Among those who Nisitp,
the Governor were many of his ole
friends and acquaintanc' ,s ina Builal,
who had known him whf m he came nor,
Il poor and almost irie' idless boy, VIII,
- had watched bis prog ress la his chOsel
profession ana VINO now united i'm hon
r. orihS NM very frequently the Gov
ernor called up commissioners. He wa
always avn, ,I III GNce lent spirits This after
noon tne 20 JeTnor drove about tn
city visith Ig old friends, man,
OF wholn lie had not seen since his cleo
lloh 10 no Gubernatorial chair. Thi
Is eNehlnP, the Governor was given IN
IL Iler NJ the residence of Mrs. Wake
- carry. Justice Field, of the Unit,
, ~ AteS Supreme Court, was one OF TN
IL quests. Bishop Ryan and Father Gre
lg i0iu called on the Governor to-day.
# pleasant chat was had, IN which u
~ Governor took occasion To resoii
wi in the most emphatic manne
the charge that he In
a.. ever, directly or indirectly, influence
~ any member Of the Legislature regar'
.,,'i ing the disposition of the"ireedOm
M worship BILL So rs to relieve the GO'
w. ernor from any embarrassment III
''',,' consideration, Father trOnn will mai
,,,d this statement in next weeks issue
Iii the Catholic Union and Times.
va, GOV. cleveland returned to the Gen
80" see house from dinner at 1880 p. !
H., and made preparations for his q
~" parture. 4 large number Ofcitl2ons al
q, the Cleveland legion in u body call,
" him and bid him God specd. The Go
Ia errors departure Is quite in accordan
ha with his desire, there WAS no demo
So stratlOn.
SrS, Atll o'clock the Governor drove
az q. the depot with his Albany friends al
,,i boarded the Cincinnati express, lcaNil
LII here at l:iO y. m. Large crowds GO
',,',' gregated ut the depot, aud rs the ira
nh moved out hearty cheers were given.
inns ireland and Gibbs at Colorado CITY.
I, , " Co, oRAno, Oct. 3,-ISpocill. C,
hoy ireland and Senator Gibbs arrived
AIM the city Tuesday evening on the =
oT,, train, and stopped at the Pacific hot
who The Governor was called upon vest
the day morning by number of our e
.2ns, 2eus. lie spent the afternoon viowi
,io, the city and the surrounding count
'tnT making n trip To Seven Wells. \
and o'clo X, the hour appointed for the Go
MGR N'"", w. 80 ~ - 49,
M opera house, lie began hi speech
o,,n a ulorious tribute tu Wo-t Texas Z
a, nf crally, and to Colorado In purticul
I,,,a lie spoke Of the city as an infant
wears, hut giant an strength. lie e
,t,.,, trastcd the condition of Texas under
:, ~ Republican aud Democratic rule ;
showed how the Democracy in the al
IIo,y. space of ten years had brought order
,ir,r, OF chaos. lie then proceeded tu disc
# thc the passage of the lease law 10y the III
=. y tcenth legislature, the action of
A ~ Land Board and the subsequent rcsu
His argument on the questions was
,orcd cihlO and showed the speaker Il
: C,l. oughly posted In each and every par
mnn. ulnr. lie paid his respects To DR.. To
editor of the Clipper,
q re. showed how the doctor had
times past, gotten both his facts
"A IN figures wrong. lie had but little To
lions concerning the candidacy of w
aim, Jones, only enough To show him to
man without fixed policy or a pm
Farm lie spoke In no uncertain terms ON
other grass question, hut In straight IorW
,lo ia manner, told the people that the II
nre i'm system was the policy of
Democratic party. No speaker
II the had more patient hearing, and q
Fort u no question: uul 'hnt 'nu ,'oNVlhv!.
nd as srengtncheu hinls'u oy ms NlSl'
ton In tne sentiment vi our county cuhl,lu'
, were cnhnSe lor tho hvNI tuI'v WVvhS
r citv has for the past three, 1t Is not the
~ diligence Of u vain hope to say the |
incero ocracy OF Mitchell county will cas
nm for vote Tor Ireland. After the Govern
speech Col. Boon, Of Sweetwa,er
return chlleu lot anu III meat anu clWl
White speech OF l9rlS nnNulSs pala gln'
'uttun, ttlout W we NaVohhl anu o'a'o ~
cNirl, cratic tlckets'
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