New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
CHEERS For MR.. LOWNDES.
HE STARTS FOR ANNAPOLIS TO BE IN
ACGURATED.
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS IN CT'MBERLANp
INAUGURATION PROGRAMME FOR TO-

AND ALONG THE ROAD TO BALTIMoRE-THE
INAUGURATION PROGRAMME FOR TO-
DAY-T!IE SENATORIAL CONTEST
TBY TELEGRAPH IT, TIE TRIh'NE'l
Baltimore jan The Republican jubilee over
the Inauguration OF the first Republican "o''''
of Maryland in thirty years began this mor"ns -
Cumberland was continued this evening III p',,
more ana will be finished tomorrow at AnhApo''
The people of the city on the Aleghahies u'' "0
seem 20 mind the zero weather this morning anu anu
turned out In force give an enthusiastic sei'n""
to their popular townsnan. the Governor-eec' hV'S
residence and business house on the streets ''au''7
from Mr. Lowndcss home TO the Baltimore "i"
Ohio Railroad station was decorated with the state
collars and Nationa, flags The sidewalks were
pactea with people All the uniformed civic anu
military organizations of Allegheny county WIZ
In the procession DT. c. II. Brace was cn'i IL,
shal, ami the Mayor Of Cumberland members "a .''e
City Council. The Governor EJECT. the ieh'S''r
Notification Committee AMI the Baltimore coH''''
tee OF escort :ode IN carriages. Ihe fa'lto"4 '
ton and platforms were crowded oy the en,nus', i
aetlc peop.c Democrats as well "a kep1o"e'''s
Joined IN the greetings to Mr.. Lowndes me Spa"
train composed entirely of the private cars oi DO"
tlmcre and ono officials. left Cumberland AZ -
o'r.ocL At every station OF the road 70 baltimore
poop. greeted Mr.. Lowndes. and at several p"''S
he apuc ,rci or the platform and was cheerei.
4 crowd Of .nthrsia site Republicans was at cam
den station to welcome Mr.. I.owndcs on his arrNh
In this city tbs evening The party was driven 20
the home of Genera, Thomas !. Shryock. In M"d'
son-ave. where dinner was given IN hoho' oi III.
Govelnor-e.ect congressman Wellington baheI an
coffin. Governor Brown. th- retir!ns f;Nec"t!ne ~,
tornpy- General Clabaugh. COntro.ler-eeci 'tana
Judge S.oar. Mayor Hooper. ex-Postndsler W. ",
johnson ana AL the leaGing men IN the parry !"
Mary aL6 Wera rr'acnt ,t,h
Fad weather Is threatened for tomorrow "".@u
n = feared VIZ mar the outdoor festivities ~ an
uapolls ~. great quantity % zee IL IN" nay -
a. so likely to iuicrf r. with the bs EXCURSION
wlich 10 carry TIN 10" ntinn - .. p,,. i,p,.
irnn clubs 20 the state capital Ncaiher IrIIiisl.
iing Governor loVnd~s VII review the proCeSsiio. 49,
from plat. rnl erected ia from OF the Sna- "!is
of IN Caui,o. Colonel Charles X. ,iaithei WIZ
c0mmau. the military parade. ana 'rnerd' "'''
ocll viii be chief ma,sha. of the process ION
Al, a ference with his political Trends anu
members %, ine Legislature here to-day ,ohsteSFs-
io nomnntel for l'n.ted States senator by the Ne
rblican lie had aeSurPncsS from ma %
ity Of the members that they would Noir Tor nm
II. ais, declared that Governor Lownies would Hg
all In ~. power 20 aid him. tha: b. hal secu.ru
tine nomination r .Ir lONndes for GoVeiior ei''i
one Of Tho hardest ngnts ever made in a Maryhnd
convention Mr.. LoWndcs. Nj Wellington con
,uucd realized all this and would a!i nm III lt's
fgh. Mr. I1Wnlos however has SAID posit'NrN
iha' >. would MOI allow th" patronage oi tne
Iv.cutlv- t. he us,l n the Interest % any rdhil-
lata FOR Seneior. state Senator Westcou ami loi)-
r.. Afu.'ikir the leading Eastern shore canHifal'1
Tor senator said today that the. had been assure
ih,t me Easter. shore .a~ would not be violated;
ami tha' tn, Senator would come from that pat' "t
The STATE ~. tha CRY men n "a 'nr soutnfe.h
counties and Baltimore city are now working
opcult fos Wcstcott