Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-23
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! NV YORK
Il 81 sase xsmsaxsay a asusis--A Brief
York, yesterday week,
- The Filth Avenue
III s& ID his room. Subse-
32 vieitoss aud mp to 3
" NEST the next Efeei-
sad ex Msyor Graos's son, sslad
al pears, saluted the governor vita
tsI7o@ a. yon DO. Mr. President % Many
ia4&l politicians called. Col. j.. Kingman
9aaA.' i 30 as Franklin Pisrcs'a private
asar lnsreduoed his wife and
a nxised aalaqAtion from the Produce,
F3s6cls. Cation, q fee, Petroleum, Mining,
Uzapssa aud Dry Goods Exchanges in
vfssd Governor Cleveland, through their
chairman, Mr. John p. Townsend Of the
Produce Exchange, 20 be present at the
npstnsas msn's meeting in the evening.
The governor xceeptad the invitation.
Thomas Hnrl@nd presented the governor
with silver watch made by Harland's
grandfather 10 Norwich In l790, when Mr..
Gleseisna'a grandfather WAS an sppren-
sica la the shop, and which was after.
wardh repaired by the governors grand
Esther when he superaeded Harland al
She proprietor. The repair marks weTs
visible ON she case OF the watch Cover
NOR Cleveland was much pleased Will
A she Rifi, thspksd Mr. Harlsnd cordially
Rnd aaked him 10 write ont sketch o
d. history Of the tImepiscs.
gHE BUSINESS sfEs's MEETING.
Ths business mems meeting at tn
aAdeny Of Muaic was q complete snocesa
be huiiding was jAmmed within tel
ninutes irom the time Of opening Ia
doors. Thousznda upon thousands Z
people gathered In the vI,Inity OF tn
building 10 get glimpse Of Governo
II Cleveland, who was expected. The usus
Ryrotsahnio display, on q magnifoen
eeaie, YVES held in the adjacent street
md the auditorium WAS TASTEFUL
DECORATED with beautiful flowers an
bzRusinR. Cheers for Cleveland and Hell
dx5samMers heard on all sides, IL
eft ing particularly demonstrI
fiT& N enthusiastio. The stat
wna with delegations fro
She exchanges. Ex-May,
0saes Id and speeches we
lnaaa Hit ES8rnor Waller Of Connection
and NV. Bssoher. During the spec,
Of H. latter Governor Cleveland was a.
noNncsd. Hia reception bsgRars d
cfHsF rose 10 his feet and cheered ii
wSsea his handkerchief or hat IS thoui
oBE Of hts senses. Mr.. Bseohsr sppe ar
81 be greatly affected by the enthusiast
Governor Cleveland came to the front
1He stage and made several attempts
aksek. He was not allowed to pfoce
fuily Ave minutes. At lsst he said:
GOVERNOR oLEvKLASD's SPEECH.
Ladies and gentlemen, thank Sou
this kind reception aud am sure 4,
dauas for oongYatulation that so many
tha business men OF this great met
POLLS have found reason in the pendi
Nolitic&l struggle for united and earn
snort. i mas been my firm belief ii
bne reason Why we, as people, do
enjoy 10 the utmost the advantages OF +.
form Of government is found ia the 4
shat our business men are apt TO nesl
their Political duties. The idea is
common among them that there Ia
haroiam and 8 virtue in refusing to h,
ofIioe, and the stern denial
any interest In politics seems to be
gsrded by many Of this class as the b
asseseration Of their private virtue q
business integrity. The protection q
safety Of the interests they have in cha
sre closely connected with wise adm
istration Of the government, and 1t
always seemed to me that II regard
their duty as citizens did not impel Ii
10 take more active interest in p8lit
affairs, the desire and need of self. pl
eryation would do so. believe, too, I
the best administration Of govsram
ls accomplished when 1t ia conducted
bustneas principles, and It ia quite
parent that the active participation
our business nen In political oampAi
y an effective mode OF impreseing ii
principles upon The management OF pu
afisiFs. l oonBlrue this large and ent
siaatiC meeting and the determination
the part OF business men from whiol
hAd It's rise as the promise Of time vi
they shall find the path Of duty as ,
as interest In practical and intellia
interference with political questions
4 Issues.
Uprosrious applause punotuated
8sovsrnor's speech. At every period
cheera we've deatening.
LETTER FROM TrLDRE.
A letter was read from ssmue
Tiiden, regretting that his health
vented his attendance. He said
remember gratefully thai when il
my duty rs governor to engage in e
pie with the canal ring, which then avs
all the administrative, legislative
judicial departments Of the state, q
4 jority Of the local organizations of
Democratic party and OF the organ
lions Of the Republican party at the
York Produce Exchange rallied to
support and stood by my side until
gigantic power was completely 0
thrown. / cordially concur in ,
opinion that the election of Cleve!
and Hendricks 10. demanded by
best interests Of the country. bel
that the.F election will be q substar
vistory for the cause of good governu
and that 1t will assure us of safe
prudent administration of the Z
magistracy Of the republic in
relations with other countries tha
will restore simplicity and economy
the needs Of the Federal government
far as that result depends upon
executive, for il will give business
immunity from the sudden change
policy and enable them TO repose nj
the shelter Of stable Administrs
system, free from favoritism to pRrtic
classes and interests, and from
Injurious destinations to which q
favoritism and sudden chsnges alw
lead.
After the meeting John Kelly ca
upon MIR. Cleveland and assured hi
Tammany's support.
NEW YoRK, OCT. 16.-Brooklyn
fairly Alive this morning with q
crowds taking part in the Clevel
demonstration.
At his arrival hundreds Of at
whistles could be heard above the dill
cheering. Business and private
dencss were draped ia bunting. h
flied every window. Hundreds Of "
handkerchief tluttered in the hand
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