Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-29
IsECOND DIsPATCH.l

New YoEK October .Sth.-At , p. NJ. it was
still uncertain whether the review would occur,
Cleveland being unwilling to subject the officers
and men to the discomforts OF public parade
in rain-storn. Adiutant-General Farnsworth,
Genera Shaler and other officers OF the National
Guard were in consultation with the Governor
at the Hoffman House throughout the forenoon,
and mounted OrderlieS We're i'll attendance to
convey final orders to the various regiments
Those of the first divsiCu-the Twenty Second.
Eleventh. Ninth, Twelfth, Seventh, Eighth,
SiXty-Ninth and seventy -FiTst-with two bdi-
tercs OF artillery, were waiting in their amor
les. The second division. comprising the
Brooklyn regiments, the Thirteenth l0f which
Henry Ward Beecher is Cnaplainl. Fourteenth,
Twenty y-rhird. Thirty Second and folty-seIe ehtl,
with battery of artillery. had arrived. ana
We're held waiting orders while getting
thorough wotting. The vicinity OF the review
ing stand. the Worth monument, was crowded
with spectators with umbrellas hoisted. The
rain having somewhat moderated, definite
orders were issued for the review. notWithsian0-
ing the rain. Both sides of the streets through
which the procession passed were thIckIy lined
with men and women, who stood until oil the
regiments had passed. For an hour before the
time appointed for the march Of the column.
the vicinity OF the grand stand was packed win
peoDe Ii was ten minutes past i when the
tiovernor in an ODen baruuche, drawn by four
white horses. reached tie stand. He was ae-
companied BY General farnsworth, IN fuil GIll- "
form. The stand was comfortably nliSd. Inc
Governor was surrounded by his staiI during
the review He stood from il5 until BIO p. NJ.
without an umbrella i'll the rain, lifting his hat
in response TO saiueS, ana agdln as the coors OF
the respective regiments passed. AiLer thc
column had passed a deGteninS Voley OF cheers
was given for Governor Cleveland, ana he re-
turned to the Hoffman House.
RETURN TO ALBANY.
New YORK. October 2sth.-Goyernor Cleve-
laud and his staff were entcrtGined after the re-
view by Major-General 7haleF and stan III me y.
Hoffman House. The Governor lett the hotel IN
time to take the train for Albany, leaving the
Grand Central depot ut 9 ?. H.
The Great Interest IL, the Contest.
NEW York. October 2sth-The city has not
been so profoundly stirred by Presidential
campaign since the war as at the present TIME
Business in Wall street and in most OF the EX-
changes is nearly at n StaudstiH awaiting the re
suit \ notable feature IS the interest taken by
all classes OF business men. This week Will be
the review of the National Guard by Governor
Cleveland to-day.
4 Voice from the Pacific Coast.
NEW YORK. October 2Sth.-A sacramento cor
respondent signing himself Irishman." writes
to the san: We Go not see how any man, espS-
land when they see New York journals giving
him support rs "a free-trGde candidate. The
people Of the Pacific coast do not forget the &C
ton of Blaine when the chinese QUESTION Wa, was
a grand Send-off by eleeting him President Inc
Sacramento Club win march to the polls 500
strong to make their protest emphatic.
Joy Replies to Beecl'er.
New YORK, G, to1er 2Sth.--The Tribune has the
following among $ notes Of the canvass J. T.
,Jo, has Written 10 ihe journals absolutely DENY
ing the construction put upon Beeehers state
ment rs to their conversation about Blaine ne
SAYS after accusing Beeeher of having a tfeach-
er1ils memory: 3" The breach Of propriety is the
same :and when statements are said 10 be mac
urate, he follows Ilerl up by making q stiifp =
sue assuming his memory to be Iniaihpie, IN