Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-28
ttA- HShh OAuSG "thNs
Grover ClGVGlaId'S Grand Reception in
bis Naive State.
The Hireling Hessian Progeny
Greet him R1pturously,
Purchased Enthusiasm and a Pre-
concerted Hurrah,
The Candidates 0ratorical Rsturn
Of Compliments.
A Prepared Effort of very Medi-
ocre Callibre,
Taking Inspiration from Hendricks,
he Rides that Worthy's Hack
ncycd Hobbies,
CLEVELAND'S TOUR.
LEAVING ALBANY.


ALBANY, October 27.-At 9:45 the Albany
phalanx les the headquarters preceded by a
band and marched to the executive mansion
TO escort Governor Cleveland to the Lake
shore de Jot where he begins his trip. Crowds
mad gathered on the streets and cheered lusti-
lya' the procession passed. At the executive
mansion there was large crowd. The gov
ernor emerged from the mausion
escorted by Generals Fremont aud Tracy.
and entered ca riage, wht h followed the
procession to the depot where several hundred
DEM nstrative people had assembled. The
crowd pressed arond him so thickly that it
was with difficulty he could reach the train.
He passed with uncovered head through the
crowd and repeatedly acknowledged their
greetings by bowling to the crowd. The train
pulled out at $3.50 amid great cheering. Ia
the lower wards through which the train
passed many workmen assembled near the
track and waved adieu and cheered loudly.
KINGSTON, N. Y, October Ex-Governor
Clevelands special train left Albany at 9:55
this morning. A large and enthusiastic
crowd was at the depot No special demon
stration was made along the route, but large
crowds gathered at the stations to see the
train speed by. At l:20 the train arrived
here, where crowd of some hundred of en-.
thus'astc people had assembled. AS the
tram approached a cannon fired a salute.
Inc front of the depot at Catskill was decorat-
ed with largehthographs of the democratic cam
dldates. In response to cheers and calls the
Governor appeared on the platform and bow.
ed his acknowledgements. The crowd throng
ed around the car, trying to shake hands. AS
the train pulled out, hearty cheers were civ en-.
AtSwagert there was a simil lar demOnstra.
tion. The Governor spoke at neither place.
About four miles north of Kingston, the
engine blew out one OF the cylinder leads,
causing delay of fifteen minutes.
AS the train arrived here, cannon bOOmed
and many hundreds welcomed the governor,
Tbs former scene was repeated. The COVER
nor appeared on the platform, acknowledging
the gresting, then descended to the lower
steps OF the Platform and shook hands with
the enthusiastic c.o%d.
JERSEY CErf, October 27.-Newburgh wa
reached at 2:50 and the train pulled up to the
station amid the booming of cannons aud
the scTeetching of the whistles of the vessels
in the harbor. Thero was an immense con
course of people in and around the station,
and before the tain came to a stop, grand
rush vas made for the rea Car, upon the plat
form Of which Gov. Cleveland stood with un.
covered head. Here, also the handshaking
was continued az long as the train remsined,
which was Ar, ely five minutes, aud Cleve-
land was repeatedly aud enthusiastically
cheered. The demonstration, as a whole, was
a most imposing one.
At Highlands where a brief stop was
made, Mayor Haynes and Alderman O'Connor,
of Newark, boarded the train. Short stops
were made at Cornwall, West Point, Haver-
straw and Cranstons. At Haverstraw great
preparations had been made to receive the
governor S train and when it arrived at 2:45 p.
IN. it emed aG though the whole population
of the place had turned out. The deuot was
tastetully decorated from one end to the other
with fl 'gs, streamers aud Cleveaud and Hen
bricks banners. At every point of advantage
both in tho depot and surrounding hills, ladies'
waived an enthusiastic welcome. can aons
were fired in rapid succession, and men shout
ed to the top of their lungs. When the train
came to stop tbs crowd of fully a thousand
people surgel around the platform of the rear
car, each apparently determined to grasp the
governor by the hand. Cleveland wa intro.
duced by Congressman Beach as ''the present
governor and next president" Wherea; e
crowd set up wild cheering T4e governor
made no remarks. At Haverstraw, n demo.
cratic club was in uniform, also in attendance
and band which accomp tned them played
lively air, adding to the din The train re-.
mained there but five minutes, and moved out
amid I'd cheeri 9.
The train conveying Cleveland and party
was over an hour lac Oh its arrival at Jersey
City. Th re was conc Iurse of several
Thousand people assembled, many of them
being tradesmen and emuloyes of the railroad