Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-14
CEN. STEVENSON HERE
The DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRAT
ARRIVES THIS AFTERNOON,
MET BY ASHEVlLLlANS AT
HOT SPRINGS.
ALI. READY FOR TOMOR-
ALI. READY FOR TOMOS6-
ROWS SPEAKING.

1t is safe to predict that when Gen
Adlai Ewing Stevenson, grandson OF
the Old North State, leaves Asheville to-
morrow afternoon he will carry with him
memories Of the good people Of Ashevile
and Western North Carolina that will
abide long after he has served his term
in the vice-presidential chair.
Tie General, as is already well known,
will speak in AshcviIle tomorrow, the
Farmers warehouse being the place
chosen for the delivery of the address,
and there is every indication of one OF!
the largest crowds that has ever gath
cred in Asheyile.
1t will be gala day, indeed, for the
Democracy OF Western North Carolina
But it must not be imagined that the
occasion is exclusively for Democrats.
People of every party-Democrats Re
publcans, Prohibtonists, Third Party
ties, Mug wumps-all, individually and
collectively, are invited to attend and
assist in making the distinguished vsi-
.or's reception the event of years.
Met at Hot Springs.
The Asheville delegation to meet Gen.
Stevenson left this morning on the o
o,c,oo, +ro;, ,,,,, .ho d.,or,t;o,
y,
were NAL l. M o'eu''an' - l.
Rawls, ]. ID. Murphy, w. b, Gwvn, !. L.
baSoi,' Neo' W. 4IIson' Sol' FRANK SoNe;
ond =, Iau,;s '"s NIodhnr @ 'N''' " N' ""~''
The delegation stopped at Hot Springs.
as wait of two hours had to be made
lor tie eastoouhu Tram. put at l=''9
promptly II same S'ea,ntnG 70! i"lo '''e S'a-
llo'i a' liot oPr'"Es' I.'efe was a i''Se
crown Vi peol''e present "nn "''nouEI'
the tram stoppeu 'or ohIy d moment
"ei,' o'eEenso" same upon l"e mn
ana ana shout went up from almost every
throat
Mr steSensoh's Far'y'
Gen. Stevenson's party consists OF
| four persons: Gen. Stevenson, Mrs. Stcv-
elsou. Chas. A. Ewing. of Decatur. III
q cousin of Cor. Stevenson aud Monton
n Luther the renresenta,ive of tbe
United Press and the Chicago Herald.
The trip to Ashevillc was occupied IN
i,t.'9hi at NI"atii .i nnu s''nH "Sq"''"sNui ','i
"a. s.I., in''l s''',' " tns,e vas " Eooo ~ V'o""
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\" AsneHiiie
When the train pulled into the depot
at Asheville all available space was oc
cupied nv an eager tbronr. npx;nns 10
49, , ,.,,'....c5.. -.
81 lns i'.A' Nte-p'ssiH>"'' ""''"S
them Hon. w. /. Crawford ana Hon.
| hope Elias'
c.os Na'ss i,.'" h1l ~ "'ul l''Sen,.u ~ "Vm, H..
aliphtcd from the train
Mrs. Stevenson was taken to the Bat
terry Park by Col. Frank Coke III his
private carriage, while Gen. Stevenson
and the remainder OF his party were
taken to the hotel III carriages by the
committee.
This Evenings Program,
At 5 O'Clock this a(ternoona committee
com,osed of Ma; e NJ Stcdror e ~
p''',D w, - % rr " ~ o',,D'','' ,,,
N''"'s, w. -, o"S"' j. ~ murphy anu
j. l. herr VIII take Gen. Stevenson ad
parry lor d ne rae around the Guy, return
this evening" Cen Stcvarson ~ ,,;t, MIA io an
informal reception in the parlors at Bat.
terv Park.
Gen. Stevenson is large, fine looking
man, strikingly like his published pie
suaGs, aII anu very qulee III MS manner ana
Stovensn,, ;s y ,,;,,nn;n,,s I"tIa,i,, Ith i;t,T,,
woman and 10 ,,rond of hsr I;st;1n',;scd ';,,
husband " r O''>' " ''>' ''''' - '' '''''>>
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4. w. '.' ,.
o' 10 '"e ''''' ne"''''S "'"'
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Tiddy X II. B1st + Frv and W =,
Ray, a committee who presented to him
the following welcome
The FAINT Kock Cleveland aud Stev-
enson club most cordially welcomes you