The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24
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| ALBANY. July 23.-About 800 enthusiastic
democrats assembled at the Union Station
this afternoon to meet the 1 .18 train from New
1ork. 10 tender hearty welcome to tho Vice.
presidential nominee OF the Democratic
party. The train arrived on time. and Mr.
stevenson. who was In tho rear car. came on
the platform In response to earnest calls He
was greeted with cheers. and those nearest
him grasped his hand. but, not being able to
reach them easily from the platform. he said:
Let mo get down on level with my fellow
be %os Dying to the limited tine given
and delivered short speech. In part he said [:
which, 10 eilsen haxe ne words g. With b,s
gonerons reception. came a stranger In your
State but on every hand such demonstrations
deeply the kindness of your welcome. and
II causes me to honestly believe that the great
t Empirs State will be found In line in the cleo;
tion But few evenings ago witnes that
great Representation given In New York city to
our our leader, Grover Cleveland The city Of
The State Of Illinois,. / can safely say. Sil
.sesssS ISf s5s thank you ali
NJ. Stevenson then re. entered the coach and
held hrief reception therein. many promi.
70 pay their respects. Tho impression Mr..
stevenson made was OF most favorable char.
Utica, July 23.-Gen. Stevenson. arrived in
Limited. and Just as the train pulled into the
chr, and. Without being introduced, began
sinking the hands Of those Eho came forward;
his hat and began Ills speech as follows.
q, New York, and especially those Of this city
ing Is sacred. fol. not far from here is the hon
ored spot where lies the body OF Horati2 sey-
Gratis Of New York " %nd the EIDE Of tho
United States. Hero, lives a distinguished
RemSSSrat whom had the pleasure q meet
@ sH not t GsS nn states
Psry Is s A0 ssd e n" so ~" y
dfhn Illinois tho h hs t. III Tie
CT Of New York is in line for the party ,eandi-
dates In the great contest before US; Every
York will give a handsome majority for the
party. The train ia about to start, THANK
yoa for this hope will see and
and after bow his thsnks he Went hack int:
sPS sPf p9R
GEoGd nh, He spoke briefly. and was followed BY
RocHEsTEK. July 2s,The Hon: Adlai Ste.
resentntive Democrats. who shook hands
With him. The German; american Democratic
Cub and the Flour City Democracy were pres
emit In part. MIR Stevenson was introduced by
the Hon. George Raines. and responded as
follows:
''GENTLEMEs AND DEMOCRATS: am delighted
to meet you and your friends here / have
never passed through q more beautiful coun-
ract to the commercial metropolis ofthis State.
You have been favored as have no, other PEG.
pie in this country. You ought to be the best
Democrats in the world lapplause and voice.
socated with that Of another great Democrat
Of this state. which has given to the country
Tilden and Hill lapplausel and Cleveland.
Wells and cheers will bear to the d.. Pem no.
mocracy Of New York Is in line: that there
are no factions here: that you are ready for
the fray. Cheers Iassure you that the De-
mocrncy OF Illinois will do its duty. wish
had time to talk to you longer. hut hope to
meet you again before the campaign is over.
My friends. thank you for this glorious re-
ception."
When Mr.. Stevenson stopped talking three
cheers and tiger were given. when the train
sped on its way West.