New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
IN MEMORY OF HENDRICKS.
UNWILLING THE STATUE IN THE INDIANA
CAPITAL.
MR.. HILL CONSPICUOUS AMONG THE DEMO
CRATIC GOVERNORS PREsENT-GENERAL
sICKLES BEARS A WREATH FROM
TAMMANY HALL-MR. CLEvE-
LANDS ABSENCE CAUSES
COMMENT.
JpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.1

Of Vice President Hendricks to-day brought to Indian
apolis large crowd Of visitors. The weather was
favorable the occasion and the public demonstration
was imprcSsiv ~ suggestive of the warm admiration
always shown for Mr. Hendricks by his political fol
lower, and fcllow-citzcns. The city was quite as pro-
i~cly decorated the occasion of his funeral red
white and blue being everywhere in view. The carly
morning trains brought thousands Of pcOple from AL
directions, Among the arrivals Governors Camp
bell OF Ohio and Francis, OF Missouri Win their
military STATS. With Governor lllll and party OF
New York, they held receptions III the hotels ana
were surrounded during the morning hours by politl-
cal friends.
Governor Il received much the largest snare of
attention and his presence seemed to be ScneralN
regarded a, An imnortant incident Of the occasion
lie learned mach aont Hoosier hand ~halng. Of which
he will probably have const m reminder for several
davs. During the morning he went ont with "cacr'l
Dan sickle, for a drive, in company with Henry D.
Pierce a nephew Of Nr Hendricks and cail1d on Mrs
Hendricks at her home. The visit lasted over ah
hour. and IT j, said that the conversation TOOK on
political turn. Mr.. Cleveland was mentioned, but
y.biI. nj. name wa, M Mr.. Hll had litt' 10 say.
General >ickir> remarked that NJ. Cleveland ha1 Dccn
unfortunate IN giving offence to od-linc Demo; rats
and in taking up with new men, SomeoouN c'''
referred 70 his relation, 20 Civil service heiorherN'
and there WAS general laugh over remark that he
had taken mp with them bcfort he know much a"""t
hendricks, and praised picture Of Mr. iiandrcNs ior
IT, striking lhcne>s him, and observed that III the
picture Of their there wa vein IN u" ,d' oi
the boy's head tha, bore "A remarkable rcNempIan'e
to something in the portrait OF the Nlc'Prc'deh''
Incidcntally the Indiana Ecformatorl fer "ohe" was
referred TO- and the fact was mentioned ih't Ms
Hendricks was the head of tl, institution winch was
the first in tn land to separate the yonnI ana o''
criminals, The Governor became en'hi-i'''' oF0'
ihi, information. , to,,
Madame he said honor YOU 'h'l go oa'N
y, vor York and tell them that Mr.. Hendricks l' a'
the head of such an institution.
MIR, Hendricks was much pleased win ue call
Taking the Governor by the hand. she sara e'Thes'N
- Governor, | hope you will succeed rclcrr'7 p,'
surlably to the Presidential campaign belorc 'o
,.it,rs went away ,hc presented Governor lil VITA
cold he ohcd cane which had been given to Mr' lien
bricks by the Indiana state officers while ne was ,oI
rpor and she also gave General Scldc- cane whi'n
vr hendricks had received from the shelby county
Democracy n the 'jOs.
,ner tho call Mr. nm ducd with ex-senator Nc
-o9ah II j, needles, to add that ex-governor "F1l'
whom Mr. Mcdonald doesn't like and doesn't Si,f'ss
,o va> not invited - Join the dinner party. Inc
failure Of cx President Cleveland 10 attend inc 'cre
monies caused some disappointment and much com
,n.,t Lu, bi, friends sN that ne viii couneract the
ecct of Illl's v-t b., attending the next meeting o
the TorlG Reform l%agc.
ri, unycilinc ceremonies did not begin until
O'Clock la tie afternoon. The street parale began
At that time. The procession was composer oi 'i"os
and representative, of organized bodies from InuiAha
amt lii,. u nclghhorug state. including Chicago 'm
.t,u,u DAYTON Columbus. Hamilton. Louisville ana
- Iout, MANY men ~ National reputation oc'n
,d ,arrlac, iu thr parade. Mrs. Hendricks "'' D.
side senator Turpic In ono Of the carriages ~ ''
rt,,o-..,r Lcean - move the grand marshal "ehcfal
rr.dcrcl. Kucncr Wa, thrown from his morse ana
lttfs sftn fl lfrN & t1is
e,, ia. hort Nftcr the crowd had assembled about
tho ,lef monument which {, situated n the r'nth"t'
corner of thr capitol grounds, "iihh >P"''f "' '
hendricks h1mc-cad q brief ADDE'S Wa' H'Nercu pS
,,ycruor IIovey. welcoming IN" th'urtho' VII" "''
como T., vttuo,. the ceremonies. Judg" Frederick
Rand the pre- dent II the Monument A>>ocf'lo "'N
charge Of the ceremonies and called for prayer from
b Roy los nh Jcnch- the pastor of W.
tto,d,,rL.,s church. who conducted th" funeral
service. of the Nicc-Prc,idcnt. ai@r "W'h u'o
history of tho monument mo.'mcnt "i' hhIr"''u ~
Iudsc Rand At the conclusion of hi'~reh'trh'' ''"
or,l sickle, came forward ana IN brhhi oi amman
uou prpscntcd to Mrs. Hendricks me moral
,,, Nth g, foyv rcmarks America" wa' sung
=, cbor1, of school children. and then came the iea'
,ro ., the day Mr.. lIcndrck, stepped to IN" front
, thc pla;f rm and released from ~ fastening 'U'
cord which hid the drapcry ahont the monument q"
II fell dis, losing the monument To vlcW' tl' 'r""" 'p
rl,nded and the lndnnapol, Artillery DcSAn hf'hE .
# n
man, name. The band played II ol"ilo'' anu ''''
crowd continued to applaud.
Attcr the salute had been fired the poem "r'S'h
for he occasion by James Nmt'"m' hI'>' VIZ ''''
hy President Fischer, of Hanover 'ollesc anu ''o
nrincip,l address of the day delivered 10y Heha'or
Turplc. ,od from,
,.. i,.,, uarr.,on General sherman, and cAPrc'i
d.nt Cleveland ,o,
>, ,t,.. N,u.io, Wa,hiugtou d c.. June II, -
Nr Io,n A Holman. indianapolis. Indiana ,.,-.
Nv u ar Sir: The President desires me- u '.H"o"''H
.h r,ip, Of Your mote of invitation 10 a'''u wv UNIV
-, ,, ,,onup en- to the mcIory Of the lat" Thomas ~
m W a. 81, rrosd,y af rioon. July /. and to thank YOU
,n our,e.y I'm view Of hi, public duti"'. ho"rN'I'
- rot probable that hc viii be able to BE- present on
TIA, occasion. VERY truly SoHrS'
.. f. W uALFOKD. Private secretary
-, W., S.,cntv.0rs.st. Ncw-York. June II. 1890.
Ioan A Iolna an. secretary Hc"dr''N' Ni'"""'"'
ton indianapolis Ind ana
Al, Dear Sir: | have the honor to a'hho"i'S' '''
r.r,i nj OF the Invitation OF Your EN''"t'' ''""'
rrc..>t 1t the VERY interesting 'errm'! o' r,'"h Wv
', r.td to ne mrnory Of th' lat" iIu>trou' ara
,"" , 11ou,,s \ II, I,nd:icke. 10 il with deep
~ ,h,t am compelled 10 for 20 the accclahc" oi hl'
urte-y my engagements for an Jnl nov "m'''ne VI
,..I /. addition. Again r'ar''hP h't 'u''o' w "'
,o, am ,c,y truly yours. W. T. SHERMAN General
Marion Mass. iG 1890
John A Holman, ESQ" s''f't'''' ..-
No.. 81. I ACKNOWLEDGE with thanks the invitation |
,, ,u,t received be present at the unN'limG oi th'
ON, IN the memory The late Thomas \ Hendricks
,, ur-t d,, of July ncNt 1t l. useless, hS"o assure
- t ,h. satisfaction would alord me- To tc'th III! r.
Zoo, and ,rtiou foI Your distinguished frlloNto"hSnah
49, ,,nc tho.. who gather 70 honor his memory on
me occasion YOU contemplate His cn'eht pDi'' 'INo
49,. ,,,,,t,i dtsrhnrgr of many and important onclal
,, r.nder the comncmoation of his public ana private
,,rt,,e no,t nng and proper sincerely Hfs't uat
vo cncaccncnt tor the day appointed Tor th' h"N'T
r inc monument erected his memory makes 1t mIo''ioe
,,r me 10 acccs,t your invitation. Yours very truly
iva -" GROVER CLENELAND
Mr,. Hendricks well pleased with the Sta'ne'
In an interview to-day she said: THIS movement 10
Iud monument to Mr.. Hendricks, both IN the spirit
,,n ,rh.h H. wa, undertaken. and III tine
,ithf manner in which it Wa carried To complexion
b,. certainly been cause oi great gratitude ana
rica.urc to me The contributions came III iieeN'
and from friends in every political party There was
49, , in interest among the people in the under
taking and vcrything ha' gone along without iIi,8l 8
Ind ,Sihnut unnecessary delay from me daS ,1 uo
IcTpning until now. hope am gong 10 me 'no