The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-17

Ever Witnessed Ia si,e C,sy-A Heavy
kaiufaii Fans n Darnprn tho Ardor ~
-. Friends ana Adheverss- q lex GLANDS
speech
nrrfAlo. n. ". October :.
Bulfilo welcomed Governor Cleveland
with such demonstration a. has never
before been Witnessed here. Crowds
have stood ID the streets ia the rain since
dusk and thousands Of men have parad d
through the reefs sticky with mud 40.
der . steady rain. Governor Cleveland
was received with enthusiastic cheers
along The Hue 81 marc <. The lllumina.
tion was liner than anything ever seen
here. Ncar.y every house along the lire
Of march, and hundreds on every street
IN thsr parts Of the city were decorated
with Chinese lanterns, and on Main
street the iestoons Of lanterns across the
street and on the house froLts made q
scene u hrilliancy beyond description.
Rain ell u dry, aud The display Of
bunting though liberal was not ex-
ten~ive . had been exf ecicd. Ga many
bui dinrs notices such as s'Wecome
home," "We.come u G evcland" were
thowa. Illuminated portraits were
displayed Oh seye al leading business
houses.
The Nescs Office framed IN gas.jets It's
large painting Of Governor C.eye nd,
making ono Of the most unique and IT.
traciive decorations ia the city. The
Illuminated portal was freque tly
chcered On the front Of the Gente~ e
House, where Mr.. Cleveland r. vi wed the
line and spoke, was displayed the legend:
sOur cit izcn, Governor and President,
W.. come home"
Al. the Iai.rcads were filed with pas.
seugrrs. The Central brought Ia four
excursion trains, following close To-
grihcr. aud numbering ii4ty-.our cars.
Syracu SC scnt eco uniformed men. elk.
e u carloads, including the uniformed
cluns, came III from Aia.ar4 Fails.
A party VI IA persons includ.ug many
pronaiAent citiz n, went 10 Batavia ii
. sciai coaches attached to th< :s0 train
On the Cehtral. Crowds met ,la tlaia IL
every station. but no stops were mn de.
A Batavia the .ong continucd Gals for
Cleveland hrou.h. ;hc Guyrrno ID tie
door Of The car. Loud calls for 4
sicech were made. Governor
Cleveland said: $50 speech. gem
tIsmen, but | give you 10th hands. \
An indcscr battle struggle ~
SHAKE hi hands cAsued. which only end
ed by the .parlule II tile train. The
tfip 10 Bun 10 was made amid general
jol ifica;Ion, hi nelgn5ofs vseing with
each other IA dom. honor d tie Gov
a. ur. the train approached Buffalo
the engines III at roads utrd with
THEIR whistles. The BnKsIo Depot was
"a rounded BY snfg4n- crowi and the
Govyrnor's appearance " hated with
tremendous cheering
The procss-iui moved promptly Il . 20
p. IA aud was two hours NJ IA -~in. The
reviewing stand. The Ninth Ward
fha aisx, the Governors IIomr Guard.
had tnr rl-ht d Inc, followed BY the
Democratic ]. .ginn, composed oi Du-i-
mess men, 5sJ >irong Then came or-
ernof tlcs. land IN 4 carriage drawn ~
eIan vii horses, and followed ~
thi.iy-clght carriages, two a0rca a.
The Cicyc and Corps, compo.ei 81
youpg men u both parties. organic a
III the campaign u Iss., followed.
There were forsy-four visiting com
panies, ana the Ilns contained sixty
eight Dlnd anil drum crops.
A pour rain came IOWA nearly all
the inc he pr ces~ion WAS moving, but
appeared ID have no II 81 on the process
son. and the crowd st,4d HI the wet till
III. end Governor Cleveland -at with
10 thc On ers thai greeted him on AL
sides.
Tnc Governor reviewed the line from
4I...l Ia "A i.
the cloSc " the review, he was welcomed
home to B.sfalo III brici speech by
Henry Martls, i'rcSld Mt Of the Manu-.
facturess' and Traders Bank. The Cox
craor, III reply, spoke - ioncw~:
can hardly ton ..c fcpplo " Buffalo how J
~ oic ~ ni'sht apd INV gfntiasd Ain TOR
thi+ demonstration W. tht confluence ami
ternl st iAx Ifi uuS and fclioN-titik, NJ. Ih1At
re.lsd auurA ynn and ~ tar cAN ~hrt~ ~
frr nrafx tAfAy years IDn'ehf 4 come D
You aitts N n Longest absence lraf nAS
Cured M ihnI tine. An. ytt wihin ihe lrfy
wcsk that Lave ps-sAd siner SAw yen Las
M event fa- hallpc sch ol Hu'npfsmc impor
mae. II, int ami thu filtNtS ffir within
~ Mali n'S Nsxn. the ioasr Il has hrru- a.
o. ne | AK ny fellow towns nen ~ share.
while / n K ,pNlcigc vim eta'eial ncart ~
ihat they N ihr piSf have dont Tot me- but
i've short yea ffp you % IA steal u.s. ~ my
~ y ~ every iurt ~ mine lS tsc hic Exc
c,t AK rur t.t, a., ava ttr M interests
Whatc trf wn< IA X 10 az ompliSh III value
% this CON nsniix was largely due ,o.ar
strong ana intelligent support. Nor can 4
rvtr forget tne generous indr tmcn suu
..avc my can lilaNx fnrtic oitcewtAith nOw
holi III ftc -tAt and assure ,uu hat In ~
Hllun have f.cssAke,i no AZ cater en-
G ura4 = CIT than the npn oval ~ INV friends
al h mr.. What ! have seen aud heard to-
nl4ut has Touched me dc ply 10 tells ufr
that my n,iuhburs are still my flicnaS. and 1
n~Ss.rcS me- that lave not been unsuccessful I
IN ifit efforts 10 LCsrrFH fHfIr confidence. /
III year ID conn shall deem mySef y I /
far wrGng n "a retain their grpl opinA' "a. /
aud n surrvnn.inr cAn,S nnd icrr'.Ait.-s
fo ~ the flrnlury III thu dry riitilt here I
ani IN recalling The kindness VI nv linraip
ffif MI.
All who fcnlc me heir kindly welcome 4 4
extend "A heartfelt rrc ting as citizens with \