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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08

the martyrs to liberty who fell on that field, in
front of which amidst the assembled popula-
ton of the village, he was addressed by Mai.
Phinney. The scholars of several schools
and large number of beautiful women AS.
semoled on the green, and gave effect to the
scene. Here were introduced several of the
veterans, who survived that conflict and the
subsequent bloody scenes of the revolution.
Athalfpast o'clock he departed for Con-
cord where he arrived at 5 o'clock. He was
welcomed at the boundary by Committee
OF Arrangements, and received by caval-
cade Of citizens. Several fine looking Gem
panies in uniform escorted him to an arbour
handsomely decorated by the ladies on the
occasion-Samuel Hoar, Esq. delivered the
address amidst an assembled throng of the in.
habtants, and the General replied briefly but
aiiectionately. lie partook of some refresh,
ment and took his departure for Bolton.
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he was then addressed by the Cba;rma,
of the Selectmen. Isaac Goodwin, as fol-
lows.
General LafaYe tie
The Selectmen, in behalf Of the citizens
OF Sterling, welcome your arrival AT
their village. The name of this town
associates with it the recollection of
another transatlantick hero, who like
yourself, Sir, felt a sympathy for our
iathers' wrongs, and whose sword was
unsheathed for their redress Lord
Sterling, the gallant and the generous.
now sleeps in dust, but the memory of
Americas benefactors will survive the
decay Of time. The multitudes that
hal your march through..this part of our
country are not the assemblages of idle
crowds, seeking TO crafty morbid Gu
rloslty, but Sir, the men around YOU.
are the Independent possessors of their
ilelds, and the defenders Of their
homes From hoary age to l;s2ing child
mood, our whole population are eager
OF contributing deserved honours to the
companion OF Washington. the benefac-
tor OF our country, and the friend Of
mankind"
10 which the General replied in sub
stance as follows
feel grateful for my kind recep-
hon here, rejoice in your prosperity
and am happy to be once more among
you The name of your place recalls
the recollection of Lord Sterling, He
was my intimate friend as well as com
panion in arms. venerate his memo
ry, and when at New York had the
pleasure of calling upon his family"
Inc General reviewed the troops,
consisting of two companies of Ligh.
Infantry, a company of Militia in uni
form, under the command of Capt. Hol-
comb and company of Artillery under
the command of Capt Maynard.
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Reception IN Sterling.

AT Sterling, Gen. La Fayette was re-
ceived with every demonstration of low.
His approach 10 the village was hailed
by 10 discharges of Artillery and the
ringing of the bell. He was then es.
cortcd by two beautiful companies OF
Light Infantry under the command OF
Capt, Dana Of Sterling, and Capt. Mer-
lam OF Princeton. The General was
received at the entrance of the village.
by the Selectmen of the town under a
spacious arch fancifully decorated with
evergreens and flowers. A label was
appended to the centre ofthe arch, con-
tanning the following inscription in gold
capitals.
Welcome La Fayette,
Americas adopted Son,
Brother and friend of WASHINGTON.
Our land in trouble found a friend in thee
We'll'not forget thee in prosperity.
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AlOnzO Cano, Spanish artist, may
be literally said 10 have felt the ruling
passion strong in death: for when the
priest, who attended him, presented the
cEucitiK, he turned his eyes away, and
refused to look at it, because the sculp-
ture was so badly. executed! but ask
ed for a plain cross, which, being
brought to him, he 'deyoutly embraced
it and expired.
Voltalre tells Qs, that. Camoens was
shiPwrecked on the coast of Malabar,.
or Mecon, Tin Cochin China. according
10 Mickle,) but swan ashore, holding
up his poem, which he had mostly writ
ten at sea. in one hand, which otherwise
had been, perhaps, lost forever.
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GOoEce9ffr
Reception of La Fayette.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 8, 1924

T. On Thursday, the I'd instant, be-
tween 8 and 9 o'clock in the eve
ming, .he General arrived at the line of
this County, where an escort consisting
of company of cavalry and large
cavalcade of military Officers in foil
dress received and conducted him to the
hospitable mansion offs. V. S. Wilder.
Esq. in Bolton, where he lodged, and
was sumptuous!y entertained. Here he
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The following vote was passed by the Com.
mittee before they closed their labours, and
contains but just tribute to the individual
designated.
Voted, That the thanks of the Committee Of
Arrangements be rendered to their chairman.
man, the Hon. Judge Lincoln, for the liberal
dlgnlhed, and very appropriate manner in
which he has sustained the character of the
citizens of Worcester, in their expression Of
gratitude to their ilustrious guest, the bene.
factor oftheir Country.
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George Washington La Fayette, a
short time since, sent for hat to the
store of Mr.. Hurley, in New York, who
had pres ented his father with one some
time beforehand when payment was
offered, he refused it, saying, " that all
the hats he could supply TO the La
Fayette family, acre pad for forty gears
ago.
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r'Do you remember, General,
said one,) who began the attack at
Brandywlne.' 'Aha Yes--it was Max
well, with the Jersey troops % So it
was so it VAST replied the delighted
interrogater. Well, was with his
brigade = A warm clasp of the hand
was all the utterance to feelings which
were meet reward for life spent in the
cause Of Liberty.
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was met by deputation from the Com
mttee OF Arrangements of this town, and
made acquainted with the earnest de-
sire OF our citizens to pay their respects
and acknowledge their obligations to
the early friend of their country, who
had both cherished and seyUed her in the
war that established our. independence.
AT the same time the chairman of the
Committee, the Hon. Judge Lincoln, in
vited him with his suite 20 breakfast with
him on the succeeding morniug. On
Friday he arrived, conducted by the
same escort, about o'clock at Lancas-
Ter, where he was greeted by the citi-
zens OF that ancient town, and honoured
with an arch, highly decorated and
salute of artillery. After an address by
the Rev. DR.. Thayer, and a pertinent
reply, he received similar honour, and
was met with equal joy at Sterling. He
thence proceeded on his route for this
town, making short stop at West
Boylston, where another company Of
Cavalry, under Capt. Estabrook, was add
ed to the escort, and arrived at our north
ern limits about half past 10 O'Clock,
and was received with general burst
OF Joytrom large number of citizens.
Here the Committee of Arrangements
in coaches, and the Hon. Judge Lincoln.
their chairman, in a barouche drawn by
tour beautiful grey horses waited his ar
rival. When the cheering had subsidized,
the chairman invited the General to
take seat with him. in the carriage
provided by the town. The procession
then formed in the following order.
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