Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-17
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Cleveland's Grand Recep-
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Especial TO the Herald BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, oct. I6.--At an early hour thi
morning the organizations which take par
In the reception OF Gov. Cleveland II
Brooklyn, to-day, assembled at their re
spectlye headquarters from all parts OF tbs
city They marched with flags and banner
flying TO the stations assigned them In the
streets adjoining the entrance to the East
River bridge, where they fell into limo ana
awaited tho arrival Of the guest OF the day.
All the space for blocks about the bridge en-
trance was thronged With citizens Waiuhs
10 welcome the Presidential cnhdlhate'
Tho chairman OF the Campaign Committee,
Ex-senator Mur,ha, with others Of the com
ialtteo. chairman of the young Den0craiic
md Independent Republicans, relieved the
sloyernor when he arrived In ms carriage
on the Brooklyn side OF we btluse, wy fes
tnrong Of people assembleu, cheeIeu en-
tbusiastlcaliy, and above the deafenihg roar
srnss Tho piercing shrieks OF hundred
steam whistles from the steamboats, and
tugs on the river business houses ana
pr1yate residences In tho neighborh0od
aere decorated with bunting and every
window was Allied with men and women.
who added their voicesto those OF the cheer
inR thrOnR below, and hundreds OF white |
handkerchlefs futtered In the hands OF the |
ladies. standing up In his open baronohe
ments ln response to tho greeting accorded |
him. aud looked upon the enthusiasts
throng with a pleased smile
Hisexpression wasone Oienliro sell posses
sion, satisfaction and quiet confidence. The
Governors carriage took Its place In line.
uniformed organizations assumed their pO-
sitions, bands struck up lively marching
airs and the procession moved toward the
Pierrepont House through streets lined with
,r0wded and cheering spectators and be-
heath flags and banners swinging In the
freeze from houses along the route. AS
,hoer after cheer broke out and thousands
Governor repeatedly bowed on either side
n response to the hearty greetings. The
,laza surrounding the City Hall was densely
hronged Governor Cleveland was driven
o the Pierrepont House, where large mum
YER OF people awaited his arrival, among
hem many Of the most distinguished PEG
lie OF the State. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
vas also present, and heartily chcered. After
baking hands with large number OF peo-
lie introduced To him, the Governor was es
orted to the Art Assembly Rooms connected
nth the Academy Of MUSE. on Montague
Ireet. Tho building was handsomely deco
ated with bunting and eyergreens aud
ensely thronged, The street without was
lso crowded to the utmost capacity As the
Governor appeared on the street on his way
D the Academy he was again cheered by
thousands OF voices. On entering tho build
NJ he was surrounded by those awaiting
here to greet him, and for some time he
'as kept busy shaking the hands OF the
undreds Of citizens presented to him,
.mong them were Mayor Low, Commission
rs Freshman and Partridge. Alderman KAYE,
ollins and Olena Corporation Councilmen
aylor, Horace Il. Demlng; Senator Kern IN,
oseph Hendricks and Senator Jacobs. They
ere followed by twelve hundred members
( the Reception Committee, who filed lSt
40 Governor each shaking hands. Hun
reds more awaited their turn to also gr lsp
overnor Clcvelands hand, but time did
OF permit II, and he was escorted from the
cademy and once more took his seat In his =
,rriage, Grand Marshal Major General a
lhn d. Woodward gave a signal and the
recession started Tor Ridgewood Park.
here grand barbecae, the feature of the
~, was held.
The route traversed was nearly Ave miles
ng, and throughout Its entire length crowds
ued Its passage sending forth a constant
recession OF cheers as the Governor car
age appeared. A large number of build
gs along the route were handsomely deco
ted and every window was thronged with I
ectators.