The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30

nga. Hundreds shHuN hlnii WIN I
llin, aud ihis 81. rf0I Nli.h /
promised ~ continue nll lh0 nnefnn1ni |
was only put shlt by The arrival oi al
fresh enlino wiluh backed up hnd con
nocted With the gnyonOr's chrt uni oars
the Albany phalans IN
he fow minutes that hlapsed before tho
train started fnr hoWafk the
scene was ono that hoFuarod
MOn seemingly b0tl1t
with enthusiasm pushed
aud iosticl eRfh Nthcr sons c"rempnie IN
their effort. tu snuk" the governor 10y
the hand, SnW0 even climbed upon
the locomotive ard terdnr IN
wild efforts "a reach the
platform ON which no stood, smiling and
composed. Al Jersey city,
tho Joint committee Of thirty-ouo rop-
resentng the various Cleveland aud
Hendricks Cluha OF Essex county, aud
headed by ldcrmun James Hmlih, j.,
of Newark boarded the train, ami wero
seVPut'lv presented 20 tho governor,
who .unpk haHds In the car with each,
among the guv~tS invited
by .ha committee, OhVer Drake
smith, president of the Independent
kopublirur state executive committee,
aud Hamilton Wallis, Uh tlruidu ul the
independent ciun' Cap
pas, of the Sb\ aU,a regiment bhuir n''n
boarded the iriNii,, Th'Jrhin arrived nt
Market street doN@t shortly @l'er =
o'clock, Herea "
81 ITy T.IROSG, ",,.,,
many thousand, had ass6lis>
bled IN aud about the station, ana rs On
train came To u halt dcaiening cheers
came from lusty throats. Tho tArung
was u cosmopolitan one ANA included
persons in .
EVERY WALK
and station In life. a little time was
lost in forming u procession, which took
up the line of march for the residence of
Mr.. Edward BUlhach, jr.I corner OF Fer
gusun and Front streets. Here arrange
meuts had been admirably perfected. y
hali-duZen carriages, drawn by
RICHLY CAPARISOSED nORSEs,
each with noddng red, white aud blue
plumes, and driven by liveriod couch
mon, had been provided. Gov. Cleve-
land took seat in the first car
hott, of New Jersey, Mayor
Haynes, of Newark, and Alderman
smith, chairman of tho committee of ar
rangoments. In the other carriages
were Adiutant. Gen. J. q, Farm
worth, of Gov. Cleveland's staff, Gen.
Charles Tracy, OF Albany, and the mem
bers OF the local committee of arrange
ments, and press representatives, Foi-
lowing these came Noss' New
ark band OF Sixty PIC
ces preceding the Jeifersonian
club, tho Essex county club, the Ran
dolpk club and tho Joel Parker aso'ia-
ton, all of Essex county. These were
in citizens dress, carried canes, and each
had "A handsome club badge and bnnton-
Mere pinned to the lapel of his coat.
Then came the Albany city band OF
thirty-five pieces, and tho Albany
PhalauX, followed in turn by Cappias'
Seventh regiment band and a great
number OF representatives, OF buSiAess
and trades ORGANIZATIONS from Newark
and surrounding places. The line OF
march was taken up amid tumulluous
cheering. Gov. Cleveland stood up in
tho vehicle and with hat in hand ac-
knowledged the cordial greetings.
Dense throngs of people lined Market
street on both sides ana
many ran after the governors carriage
10 shake the dist nguishad visitor by
the hand. Decorations all along Market
and Ferguson streets were proGuso aud
in many cases exceedingly elaborate
including the American coiors ana
streaming portraits Of the Democratic
Indicates, Chinese lanterns, gas let's
supplemented with constant discharge
of pyrotechnics ard booming cannon.
Decorations OF residences on Ferguson
and Front streets in tho vicinity OF Bal
bach's residence were particularly beau
tful. Balbach's residence was
hacked with men, women and
children. The residence was
deliberately and beautifully decorated,
both as to exterior and interior, in honor
of the occasion. The house was almost
covered with bunting and Chinese Ian
terms tastefully arranged. IA
several windows portraits of the
Democratic candidates had been
placed. Every room III the house,
which is one Of the most spacious in The
city, contained living plants from the
large conservatory attached, aud the air
was heavy with rich peIiumed flowers
As GOV. Cleveland entered, he was
greeted by his host and hostess, as-
sisted by Mrs. Gen. Mctlci.nr7
Mrs. Chancellor Runy"n ahd Mics
Rupyon, Mrs. Or. DoSt aud Others
prominent in social cifcieS. reception
followed of an entirely informal nature,
on account o. the limited iiEle at theT
disposal.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
Among tho prominent gentlemen
present were GOV. Leon Abbott, United
States Senator Mcpherson, Chancellor
Ruuyan, Con. M3.A1iiGn, cE Governor
Ludlow, Henry Z. Kelsey, secretary al
state, Elk Congressman lIardcnburg, ex
Congressman Miles Ross, CN-UniCel
States Senator John p. Stockton. Mayor
HAYNES, Newark, Mayor Hartford, OF
Orange, Judge Wheeler, Rev. DR., Stans-
bury, dean Of Chrisj's church, Newark,
Rev. DR.. John Todd, Thos. Dunn English,
III. L. Blodgett, chairman Of tho state
Democratic committee, and Edward An
bolt, brother Of Gov. Abbott. AS CleVe-
land descended to the large vestibule
from the upper rooms, and passed
through to tho dining room, where he
partook of 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 brilliant one
The governor, accompanied by
Coy. Abbott, Mayor Haynes
and others Of the local
COMMITTEES, drove to the Grand opera
house, leaving the Ba bach residence
shortly atter7 p. m. The seats had been
removed from the auditorium i'll order
to give more space. There was
not foot OF standing room. Even
as early ~ $50 p. IN. $500 were
then present, fully half being ladies';
The interior was Handsomely decorated.
Over the stage, the motto Your Native
County," gave voice apparently 70 the
unanimous sentiment of the audlence
Large portraits of Cleveland ard
Hendricks were suspended in con
spicuous places over the stage. On one
side hung the Irish flag, the harp ofgold
on field of green. On the other side u
large American flag. From other
parts of the stage streamers ran
to the centre where they wero
gracefully caught up and the galleries
were literally decorated. On tho stage
were seated scores of citizens prominent
in business, social and political circles
pending the arrival Of the distinguished
guest, Cappias of the seventh reel,
ment and played several selections