The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
GREAT DAY FOR CAPE COD.
THE CLErELAND RECEP TIoN CALLED
A Room For SHORE LOTS.

A BOOM For SHORE LOTS.
There were Also Two Cube material Rooms
aad Boom for President that were Not
Overiooked-Cape Codders Extend n Cor.
| dial Welcome to Their Guest-The Fat
Man Talks About What should be Done
with Ex.Presidents - Charles Francis
Adams Declared 1T am n Democrat"
SANDWICH. Mass. July 25.-There was the
| oldest mixture OF politics and good fellow
ship and business In this little town to-day
that it has been the lot OF Massachusetts poll
ticians to see in many q day; Presidential
| boom. two Gubernatorial booms, and land
! boom were cleverly evolved from n reception
| to Grover Cleveland. 1t was q gratifying sue
cess all around, and tonight everybody Is
feeling happy. with tho exception OF few
guileless Republicans who found. when
! too late. that they had furn shed the
catspaw to enable the enemy to
pull lots OF chestnuts out OF the
| fire. 1t was a clever scheme all around.
Cleveland was hailed as tho next President,
and as such was cheered to tho echo. His anti.
silver policy was endorsed by Massachuset
! Democrats. and he was told that success
awaited him II ho would adhere to that and his
| Chinese civil service policy Gov. Russell was
| encouraged to look for greater support from
this Republican stronghold Speaker Barrett.
who is the most audacious youngster now
hustlirg for Gov Russell's place. made strong
bid for votes although he knew that ne was
trespassing upon Mr.. Crapos potato patch.
But all these interesting features were deli
cately yelled. Tho only pronounced feature
| was the announcement that the whole thing
| was q scheme to boom Sandwich as q summer
| resort. This was soborly proclaimed because
| OF tho exposure OF the political purpose OF the
affair. The politicians wnked while they
| were arranging the delusive and digni-
fled social reception to the ex.president.
and the manager OF the affair. who has $50
acres Of the most available shore lots for sale,
chuckled softly to himself ut the prospective
increase in value OF his property which such
an advertisement must bring. Yesterdays
expos6 Of the real nature OF tho affair created
lots OF excitement. The politicians We're an
| cry and fearful lest 1t should cause collapse
| OF their plans. But their fears were
Groundless. Tho Prophet was exnlt-
ed uron the anti.slve-. tariff reform.
and civil service reform platform. and
as soon Us hs appeared in tho pavilion some
Que in the audience OF nine hundred jumped
up and called for Three cheers for our next
| President" The crowd rose on masse and
yelled. Mr.. Cleveland acknowledged tho COM
pliment by bowling and smiling. That was
pretty good starter for a strictly non political
gathering. A little later. when tho Hon.
Cha,les Francis Adams expressed the opinion
that Mrs. Grover Cleveland should have one
i1ii term s at the Mh rs h8use the the erowd
sitton with prolonged cheers. aud not one OF
the managers looked displeased.
| The day was perfect. anu hundreds of Cape
Codders. irrespective OF party. turned out to
pay their RESPECTS 10 the hlg man. They came
. thousand around the station awaiting tho
arrival Of the special train from boston
snd The GS5s who mnnasnr hs
boom Gov. Russell and stan. Conares smen
%e6nn. and T1S Mss9 sssT u
Boston Mayor Amy 81 tamnrd i ssM Is
nsh covenes s' Dr. MiD Hslet JOSIAH
Quincy. and several other oliticians boarded
. lie "A. e sss i. Es sa
the effect h Is presence OF Demo3ciatic Presi-
dental would have On his svberna
the politicians kept assuring each other
TINT there was a,,r political siE
excuse had not then been offered but when Il
thought Of IL was seized I. eaGery and
At schard WATSON Glider and his
a asfs Bay H. Hsy siSp
Mr. Joseph Jeilersc n. and few friends were
wsnS Inc snsss Tsas Wa
wore soft h bs"wn that's hat 1 Prince
o%ne e Cue e sfped wis Wne
His face and hands we're a deep bronze, aud
choice cut flowers was transferred from the
Cleveland was. sitting. President Harry n.
compliments Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club. Mrs Cleveland did not attend the inau.
guration OF her husbands third Presidential
Sandwich station was reached in few min
ria;iorn he l. oked out upon sea Of faces.
The Salon Cadet band had been hred to aid
ashtsd the band srneK II"
march and the procession moved new toward the
GOS behind ana M Ss
s,aT. Councillors Tufts stearns and Flynn.
Gongressmen Crosby. Hoar. O'Aeil. and Ran
sediment sort Of politicians from Boston and other
alstant places num NIB about l9y The
ho nom: farmer Tenasred WY ali those bossSs
was given. Only lew q The State dlEn!ariss
s DE Bemosrs.c CLIP q T Hoston yhh Is
largely composed OF Mugwnmps and Cleye.
and paid The, bills for reception which was
ostensibly given by the town Of Sandwich.
M Xi ssdn an nSen IN Is sd
ana Gov. russell received the multitude 1t
S from M 6qew M hs s hs fH ss
@ he Looked ISro oyer I" WHERE
ordeal. The Governor Is a slim man. ami he
looked good deal cooler than his fat COM
Tie only really interesting feature Of this
reception was the meeting between the ex;;
Boston. who alta ked Mr.. Cleye Gland SO bitterly
because, h. would not turn out the Repu biran
TWO me u had not met before to-day. and there
was much interest in the ,e-ult. MIR. Manure
away from Mr. Cleveland. The lHtter,s face
had been wreathed ~ smiles but when no saw
Mr.. Mcguire finally laent him, and ths two
When il was over both locked relieved.
Ati2'aop N: MI Cleveland IA ard q the Governor
before facing the music In the pavilion Then
those who had pu,Gna.ed dinner tickets a made
Promptly a. O'Clock tho fat figure of the eX-
Pre-, dent l!sd the doorway az at ths sde en-.
Chief" ard the crowd began to cheer. Then
the key Ole to the affair iva was soanaed when
. The neyt President" When the nois @ NJ al sub