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The Webster Reception in Boston-Great En-
tbusiasm.

BosroN, Friday, July 9, 1882
The reception of Daniel Webster took
place in Boston to day. and men of every political shade
of opinion excepting the FreeSoiers, took part in IT,
1t was a very imposing demonstration fully equaling
the grand reception given to Kossuh on his late visit to
this city
Mr. Webster at first sent telegraphic message from
New.York that he would arrive by the 32 7. NJ train
Yesterday but subsequently he changed his mind, and
teegraphed tina. he would by the Fall River route
and be at the Revere House this morning He came &C
cordngly by that route, and was met at the Revere
Houte by Mr. Franklin Haven. Dir. Webster feeling
much fatsued went to his bed till II o'clock, and then,
accompanied by Mr. Haven and Fletcher Webster, pro
ceeded privately to the house of s. II. VALLEY, OF Rox
bury, where he awaited the Reception Committee.
By this Arrangement, the friends OF Mr.. Webster
along the New Haven route were disappointed Prepa-
ratiOns were made 10 give him reception at spring
field Worcester and other stations, and II was expect
I'd that be would have remained last night at Spring
field ard that II ere would have been grand process
sion this morning but Mr. Webster eli unequal TO the
talk and determined to come by the Sound.
The thermometer was lc2' in the shade and all felt
the terribly prostrating Effect Of the weather
The houses and stores Of the streets along which the
nycce,, ion was TO pass were decorated from early
hour with flags and banners, and the stores were al
closed al o'clock. The public schools were also closed
and II city the appearance OF national holiday
The hour appointed for the starting OF the procession
was o'clock but from the intense heat and from the
great numbers, ii was Az o'clock before 1t began to
move.
The following was the order of procession: Escort,
consisting of a Division Of Volunteer Troops, under
command OF Mai. Gen. B. +. Edmonds Chief Marshal
and Aids Mr. Webster, with the Committee OF Arrange
rneps and Invited Guests In carriages The Delegation
from Boston 10 BALTIMORE The Webster Association
Delecations from other cities and towns; Associations
and Citizens generally, on foot; The CaVaicade, EN-
bIacng Delegations from other cities and towns who
usy be mounted Gentlemen In carriages, other than
guests, specially invited.
The procession moved through several principal
streets TO the Common. II was truly grand spectacle
TIE military and civilians, not only OF the city but from
the surrounding villages OF Cambridge, Brighton, Dor
chester &C. turned out in large numbers. There were
twenty five companies present, under command OF pa
iorGenera EDMANDs. Many of them suffered severely
from the heat, and they were compelled to halt seVera
times. , .. I.os
with human beings ard the windows filled with iade''
who waved their handkerchief in the most entn9sa'
tic manner and many shOwered bouquets INTO Hlr " 60
stefs carriage, so that II was nearly neu y '1o ~
He was accompanied in the carriage by Mr.. Fletcher
Webster and Mr. Franklin Haven. lie appeared very
much care.vorn and exhausted. ,..
The most curious and striking feature In the process
,ion was tie immense cavalcade, such one as as
reyer see n in Boston before. II reached mile Tour
deco ana after every body thought II was al END tne
&Ger passing through the streets Indicated IN .ne
,rre the head of the procession reached tne
is,orm erected at the west end OF the Common o'3
when the multitude were all collected there couio
hsye h. en- less than 10000 persons on the Com mon
The siopng hillside opposite the P,a ;, aas, Who thu,
beautiful spectacle, being covered WIN .a''''
cCT manded a view OF the scene beneath .,.,I
on reaching the platform Mr.. Webster was s''e's'
with tie most deaieuing cheers. IL .,d deiected
The "Od nan eloquent edsl,ncSoIy So. on bis cOunts
nance. Il, ,,a,. tha Mayor o.
Boston, The Mayor OF RoxouIy' HOE -. w. Rev DR.
| RnxhuIv Hon Mr. Stevenson ct BOSE 4, nc, w..
cSS,ls. Of Newport, Messrs Weld, Haven Ou'' ih'
low. Bsitetf, Bigelow, Curtis, &c ,,., s,sven,ou
| Mr. Webster Was welcomed by j. non- ana soul
| ESQ merchant of 1stop In eloquens snd So =.
stiring address, which was often inserIupea y
pGuso ana exclsmations OF satisfaction ne 10
| Il high honor 70 welcome back DAME. tnox nh,
| community Who welcome bin because taey 49, a. an
| he Is AID know THAI may lie said 10 hin nA' -