Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-28
HAIL TO THE CHIEF!
Booming Cannon, Screeching whis-
ties, Applauding Multitudes
Welcome Him Home.
Business, Social and Political Circles
Vie with Each Other in Honor
ing Our Candidate.
A Speech by the Governor Touching
on the Working Man--An Ad-
dress by Gov. Albeit.


Cleveland and his party left Albany at
10 o'clock this morning, AZ o;l5 the
Albany Phalanx Democratic orgsni-
zatlon OF the city, preceded by the Az
bany band proceeded TO the execu-
tive mansion for the purpose Of escort-
ing the governor TO the depot. Great
enthusiasm was manifested all
along the streets through which
the procession passed. The Phalanx
paraded 1900 strong, and they were at
tired In dark clothes, overcoats and
high, white hats, each member carried
q cane and wore on the lapel of his
coat n
LARGE BADGE.
On arriving ut the executive mansion
they formed quite a crowd, despite the
early hour and the light, cold,
drizzling rain. The governor, accom-
panied by Adjt.-Gen. JIG Fatnsworth,
Gen Charles Tracy aud Hon. Simon
/ w. Rosendale. entered close carriage
in waiting and fell in behind the pha-
! lanX which marched To the West Shore
railway depot. The streets, especially
Broadway and Maiden lane. were
THRoEdED WITH People,
who repeatedly cheered as the pro-
cession passed along. AT the station
throng OF several hundred assembled
and were demonstrative In their greet
ings. When Gov. Cleveland lett the
carriage with Gen. Farnswcrth, Gen.
| Tracy and MIR. Rosendale the throng
pressed around him and IL was diff
| cult for the governor to force
his way TO the train. The
governor held his hat Ia his
hand aud repeatedly acknowledged
the greetings. He appeared In excel
lent spirits. The train was the regular
| West Shore express leaving At 9:66,
but Il was fifteen minutes later before
IL started out of the station, amid the
cheers OF the assembled thousands.
Az the train proceeded NJ slow speed
through the streets
THE CROWDS CHEEREp LUsTfLY
At several points In the lower
wards enthusiastic Democrats had
brought their cannon, which
belched forth souorous "God-speedH
AS the train passed the
large manufacturing establishments
liz lower yards workmen appeared at
the windows and waved adieu At
one point the worlSmeu had assem-
bled aud two oftheir number held up
large picture OF Cleveland and Hem
bricks while they cheered hysierically.
The iifstst was at SellSirk, but only
for moment.
ALONG THE ROUTE.
At Coeyman's junction stay Of five
minutes was made for the purpose OF
switching on Il ear. With this addi-
ton the train consisted OF ten
cars, At this point the people lad col
lected from the neighboring section.
They cheered while the band played
stirring music. The governor did not
appear, except at the car window. A
stop OF a few seconds only was made
at CoxasaclSie and here also
QUITE A CROWD HAS ASSEMBLED.
Newburg was reached at 900 and
the train pulled up Ina front Of the eta
ton amid the booming Of cannon aud
the screeching of the whistles OF the
vessels In the haIbor. There WAS an
Immense crowd in aud about the
station, and before the train came 10 a
stop, general rush was made for the
rear car, upon the rear platform OF
which the governor stood. Here
THE HAND SHAKING WAS CONTINUED
long as the train remained, which was
five minutes. The governor was re-
peatedly aud enthusiastica!ly cheered.
The demonstration was most impos-
Ing one, At Highlands Mayor Haynes
and Alderman O'COnnOr of Newark
boarded the train. Brief stops
were also mace at Cornwall,
West Point and Han erstraw. At
Hayerstraw great preparation had
been made 10 receive the governor,
and when he arrived at 2A5 II seemed
as though the whole population had
turned out The depot was gally dec
GRATED from one end to the other with
/ flags, streamersand Cleveland notices.
At every point of vantage In the
depot and on the surrounding bills,
THE LADIES WAVED A WELCOME,
e,ir.1ons were fired and the men shout
r go, az " top OF their lunge. When
!. WY ia,Sa ~, "ldio to stop crowd Of
q 6etsrmined 10 sgrged around the
a srnorls, hand. Gov. ClSeb eaeb
= introduced by Congressman beQy-
j. wher, al the crowd set up a wil'
e, cheering. The governor made no r.
IL marks. AT Haverstraw a Democratl
Al club In uniform WAS In attendance an
nj the band which accompanied thei
10 PLAYED lively airs. The train remaine
n hut five minutes, and moved out ami
az loud cheering.
,k THE SCENE AT KINGSTON.
in KINGSTON, n. y, Oct 2.-Il
re train over the West Shore Tallroi
Ar, bearing Gov. Cleveland aud his parl
he made It's way 10 this point without 7
or markable Incident AT some points
M was noticed, however, that immen
TO crowds Of people had been drawn o
OF 10 witness the passage OF the tfai
IA These cheered heartily as the ira
sped by. The great tresile az Catsk
was crossed at HOO, aud two mluu
later the train pulled up IN front
the depot here. An enthusiastic Gro
car OF several hundred had oongregat
aile many
HAVING DRIVEN MILES
!. Il a. - a.. GOO Tho fratu uaaa fhroti