The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16
BUSINESS MEMS MEETING
IN NEW YORK FOR CLEVELAND.
4 Great Event in American Politics
Beocher Talks-Tilden's Grand Let
r-CleVeland's speech
John helly's Pledge.


,lbanN tuls morning. accompanied
,sss4Daniel $. Lamont, his private secre-
tsrv and Mayor Banks. Of ALBANY. II
'r,S' 60, 81, - ~ -.
was 'ho 0NP'''' WIS" Va VIC o'eiioi'
that no demonstration be made in his
honoT, along the route. At Pough-
III ie bowovor tho crowd ,yos CO
,|sY ..,.,,,'. a. 49,
FEe ana en- hus'osIlc' IhaV nc was IN
,dueed to show himself to the assemb-
l,aue and for five minutes. shook hands
IAN all who could reocb hin, Atthis
Ns' ga ~ o'",u N,,,l nj
fSar' iod tI,ntr iTLo -. ,,l'o1taJ
py casantiti r'itb ~ sTn,yhN1d n,,tii
XII .isn,,js 49, .o,rbo. ''''''
va '''0'' c, w.. r., '.',,l' -, ,,,.,
h n rInr,ii i-'', Nh ,,,i ai,oord tho
ond ,,'toraa ti," ~ ,,.n,,,iod i,,
sta' ,r,, ,, Tbag ,,rnctnd e"ah ANA,
~ ~ I}oiI,, and nnrvar2sJ tn',oti,n,, nntj,
~ ariiysl ni thn tr.tr. et tEe Grand Gan.
IA Garnt of iN.9o 4 roN,uittao' com
,csoi IF Senator Rarnnn. GIair,naI.
PPhror, : Hewitt GsnatnI f,nr,,'a, a.,
GA. lana. -Sf9yn, Gr,cs So, n ~,
~ INN ! W INNS q n G.,ppbou y
IN i..htar a II Goldman Iluoone
Enllv arI ,fssar. Grocn and VaTdar-
I'm moi t,, e,,,.rnor AZ tha dennI and
.tRffe, nm ryrn9nGo If ,,reetings. Gsrortpd
Kin m n rgrriggo. vhirb he entors5 i'm
,eolnpnuy with Senatnr Barnum md Coi,
Tamont.
An NV, rroY t,r Nryv vouE.
a lor,e crowd sssa,rbIpI Of Ina lonot
.nd ,,.Ec, G,y IIrv,.nrI made Gis an
nesr,n,.o ohners ,ye,, vivcn ghich cnI,.
tin,lnj until Ina c,rriapra denorted
Tarro ustnbers of man Tushed toward
f f Cow nn.,and brIG ONT their hands
whi,b he gn.ii1gIy rrs4pc3. Several
tin'es ,tfnr tho o1rri1,g ry1 started thn
drivo,. ,,,n, nr,lc,.d H., .tor, bis b,rgrs so
the poyernor rauld satisfy tha desires nl
fh ~, vvhn dss;rSI ta ab,lsn hia bend
rio n,rtv ir.,,e tn cha Ttrrb Avonrr
hntei wfers tbe onvaruor ali,Drej a"I
im,n9aiarciy rr,,e,loH In MS room
onite a crowd gathered outside tho hntei
and Vayo hpgrfv cheers. on arrival nj
the Iemocratic candidate's rooms. tGo
goverrior was ip,5usdl.tply bs.irgpd Inv
politiciaus ana reno .efs. who waro
anxious 40 gpt word from MIN or hi.
secretnry. but cleveland remniurd in
his priya,o room. 10 which only 81 select
few couId ,oin access.
Kun TO 2.,0 This afternoon GOV. Cleyp-
land was kent bu.v receiving visitors.
AmOup tho LARGE number Who ,tlled
was "A delegation from Columbia col.
lego, tho cleveland aud Hendricks cam
paign Cuba committee of the Veterans
Riehts union, Perry Belmont. Col. Silas
WI Burt. Gen. James stevens, $. s..
Con, Rev. nrStine NJ. White, Rev. II
&C. Castings, eN-Guy. Hoffman, GOV.
Me- ane, of Maryland, and gen. liorgtio
G.. King. The governor lunched with
chairman Earnum, Senators German
anX Gomps, Hon, J. Pulitzer, and ex-
Gov. Hoffman.
ROY AND Girl Politics.
Flsitors upto . O'Clock. Juliet Clayton,
al}ttle miss OF Florida, said she WAS
~ yad to meet the next president" and
4-AIayor Graco's son, a lad of . years,
Ruted Coy. Cleveland with: GLOW do
lIybu do, Mr. President" Many local
pDliticiuns called. Col. J. *. Page.
franklin Pierce's private secretary, in
troduced his wife and daughter.
THE BUSINESS MEN.
The uuitel delegation from the
Produce stock, cotton, coffee,
pstrOleum, mining, grocers and
dry goods exchange invited GOV Cleve-
land to be present at the business mems
cepted the invitation. ava ~
AZ ANCIrNr TINE pIEm r.EsENrEp
Thomas Harland presented GOV
cleveland with "A silver watch made by
his (Harland's) grandfather i'm Norwich
Connecticut, in 100, when Cleyeland's
grandrsther was an apprentice in The
shop, and which was aiterwgrd repaired
by the governors grandfather when he
succepdcd iariaud 1874 proprietor. The re.
pair marks are visible in th" case Of the
witch. Tho governor was uurh pleased
WITT che giij, thanked nuriaud cordially
and asked lllrlHui 90 write out sketch
of the history OF tho time piece.
AUUhNr,.vuGgr,~
NRw YORK, Out. TO-. The bushes,
mems meeting Tonight 900 the
acndamy of music was "a
great success. ES-Nnvor Gracu
presided. lier'. BIZ 3ri ll''rhCr was vu.
slasm, and ho.uy, he haG finished hi,
characteristic speech ioar wa.