New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
A SPEECH Ar ms OLD HOME.
~ ~ AlOs oIIu.rI, CROWp. \ sTIIE OF TN
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RAMA PROCESSION.
BUFFALO. Oct. 2.--'Inc train bearing the
Governor afd l, party arrived u East Buffalo ~ SD
D. Ill., n,c minute. ahc,d Of lime The Grt loud voiced
welcome wa. Che continuous and combined Shrck- of
locomotive whistles, creating din That could have been
Ar.ll loruic- a,ould Thc train steamed slowly into
the station Ni ih was reached a $50 p. The dril
cling rain which SIT iu early in thc morning and con
tnncd with brief utcIli--iou> hrpu-hou; tc day, was
still falling. b seemed to have 10 torrors for the crowd
thlt thromgcd The streets Cheering greeted
The Governors car as il came 10 stop
in Tie yard, aud kept mp without nicrmis-iof-
Together with the party that had accompanied hm the
Governor walked to The EXchangc,t. exit from The
station whore ud,onely decorated coach 10 which
were attath IA eight White horses driven 10y liNcricd
coachman was in waiting. The Governor, accompanied
10y Mayor jonathan eeovilc Daniel J. Lockwood and
Minrc Id Robbins joined the procession in Michiran-st.
Men and women Stood many O., them without protection
from the pclius rain. waiting patient for the procession
10 pass. There was ltle io-lng and no disturbance.
stores and houses illuminated and many Cleveland
aud Hendricks, banners were Enthusiastically hung with Ian
terms and tr>partncic There was an improY-cd plat
form al tie ,cIe~cc ou>c tie side OF which in bold
letters u huge Transparency was inscribed oar
Ciiilrn Governor and President Buffalo erccs thee
Some little delay was caused III moving ana NJ 800 III
of thc rain. the procession hogan H. march
fully 10000 irrespective of bands. taking part
The appearance of the Governor with an honorary
Guard composed OF sixteen members of the Cleveland
pAalanA, was the signal for renewed cheers
fold and long. The Governor standing, ana
with harca head bowed his Acknowledgements.
the procession fully eight miles in length Among
of,r Is a public trust" We owe much to the German
clement aG a TIE v o bonnd To- GS% roHonc So
Maine law u- He has earned his honors and wears
them well.
ADDRESSING THE CROWD IN THE sQCAHE.
IT was ten minutes past II o'clock when the Governors
carriage arrived again opposite the Gcncscc House The
Governor and PARTY ashtcd and entered the hotel
and nearly thrccquartclS OF an hour before the
st organization passed The column was two hours and
ten minutes passing the Genescc House. ana 1t ], csu
mated that there fully 1j,OOO persons ia
line IN the square opposite the Genesec House
many thousands had congrcsatod. and the appear
auco of the Governor Oh the platform was the signal
for wild and tumultuous cheering. The Governor
stood with uncovered head while Henry Mar
Tin scventy-six years old President Of the Mnnu-
faciurcrs and Traders Bank, welcomed him 10 the city
Governor Gland stepped 10 the front of The plat
FORM and there another ouburst that lasted fully
five minutes II only with the greatest difficulty
that the lhrong could bc quetcd Then Governor Ccve
land ia clear strong resonant voice that could be d-
tiucfly heard spoke a. follows.
fTIOw CTILLsS: ! can hardly tell the people OF
Buffalo how rejoice Tonight, ANA ho" eidleIu am
for tins demonstration O" tAc confidence ana e,ierm oi
ou ana III tl, U '', & '"' l 49, "i rp1 ycars H. p,pht
cnue o Won the Jon ct 'hsrucc tat ha- occurred
IN ail that tmc and yet wItnu the lev wrca- tha
have ot.std saH you htt. 81 event has happened
o supreme importance 10 aud thdt places me- wiihn
the Nation, silr. TIE honor h- broust to me, ask
my fellow towusncn 10 share whle acsuow ledge Nith
grateful heart all that they ~ the past nave done for
me. IAppl4u-e.l Eat two short years agO loi Stood
steadily hv my SIDE, n every cHori Of ine a. the chlc
executive cty advance it, Interests ana vel
fare. Whatever was able - accomplish ol Ndlue 10
the comm nnity. lIrgry duc 10 your strong ana
Intelligent support. MOI cHu Vcr forrct the generous
Endorsement on gnvc candidacy for thc hgh onicc
which NOW hold ia the Sttc ana assure Auu that ~
It's Administrations, have received mo- great cnclur
agrmrnt thIu the approval my friend, nt homr. What
nave seen and heard to night. has touched mc deeply.
~ tells ne tlnt my heislh"rs are SIN wN eid'' ana
assure. me that have NOT been altogether uusccc su
u uy Efforts to deserve their confidence uud Attach
meut In year. to come. shall deem myself not lar
wrong n sil retain their good "unlOu; nnd ~ sur
rnunai z cares and IcrleXcs hring but anxiety aud
NeAnon shall ind soacc ana CON !ori ~ the memory
o ho day- spent and IN recalling tue kinducss o
ny BuhfO friends.
lui otner irend- hcte tonight; 10 All who tender
me tho.- KINDLY welcome extend heart cit greeting
A. ciii1"ns wiin nr the greatest commonwealth in
fhe ssirrnOOd 0 states and one immensely interested IN
The general veal. Because | love NY Stale and hcr
peOnie cannot relaD from reminding yoh ihii sue
should ho u The O every mOYehn ~ Whlch promises
saier and better adhn -triipn 0f the General Gov
ernncnt clOselT TcAled to her prosperity ana great
ne.s fApplan e.l Ahd Jet ne leave you "ith ihr
toag that our sniey lies In impreHsng upon the en-
cavOr of Lo-e Interested with the grdianshlp of y0ni
yis aud iniAess pure. nari"te ana exaclin9 Dopuas