The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-01
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s'1 ina a'e"5 f. BosroN, July 81.
Gen. Grant has been the guest OF the city
of Boston. Leaving the hotel at quarter
before 10 o'clock the party arrived q the
navy yard where they were received py
Rear Admiral Stringhsm, commAnaant OF
the yard, and his officers. The marine
guards were drawn up in line and present
cd arms as the General passed, and the
navy yard band played Hail TO the Vhlet.
The Worknen in The yard, :. 800 IN mum,
Der, were also drawn up in line on either
side Of the principal avenues leading
through the yard, and as the General
passed thev blended their hearty cheers
With the inspiring mlsic of the band. A
salute was fired from the water battery.
After inspecting the various works and
vessels now in process of construction, the
party returned TO Admiral Strilgham's
residence and psrtook of collation. Inc
of6esrs Of the ward were here introduced to
the General in the. order Of their rank-
From the AdmiraFs residence the party
broeeeded In their carriages, to the resi-
dence of The Hon. George Washington
Warren near Bunker Hill Monument.
Gilhoreis band was stationed in front of
the bo1se and performed See the Conquer
inc Hero Comes, AS the General LETT his
ca7riAoe he and Mrs. Grant were cordially
raceived BY Judge Warren and his laaY.
and the marty of fsAies and gontFernen as
sembled. The General was then escorted
a tba monument grounds, preceded by the
band from Charlsstown. The party drove
djrgctly to the Revere House, -.
y The public reception Of Lieut.. General
- u ,s1 II av.v nd 10
tske plsee at u o'clock to-day; but long
nreyfous to that hour, indeed as soon as the
doors were thrown open, sn immense
thong p5hred into the building. The hall
was soon filed te its utmost capacity, and
thousands were compelled to wait without,
unable 20 gain admittsnce. The interior
Of the hall was handsomely decorated.
The General and his staff, accompanied
'hv Msvor lincoln and other members OF
he civ government, entered the Hall at
q 20 minutes before twelve. Gilmore's
Rand stationed in the gallery, struck up
aSee the Conquering Hero Gomez The
enthusiasm OF the large audience mani
tested Itself in loud and prolonged cheer
ing and The waving Of handkenchleis, ana
il was fully five minutes before stiffness
nreysIled. Mayor Lincoln now addressed
tbf su1ience as follows: f
Fellow citizens We have assembled at
Psrenil Hall 20 honor a1isting guished guest
whose name is household word IN every
patriotic home man OF deeds not OF
words, whose eloquenee is OF that Klnd
: rbSeh has stirred the peoples hesrts more
N SziSny form of speech, and who Is mere
L. !, ,n,r t3vitation TO receive that gratitude
an6 aIrsiration for his eminent service
faT y ytsiob we rejoice in the opportunity OF
artan .ding 10 him. If our lips were
5rr1b even the very walls could have
rerro, ,cbed rtie, and these pictured forms
,sdr,1d have rushed from their canvas to bid
M, /, vpi6orns to Fsneuil Hall. l am de-
=, "A I,v him 70 express bis thanks to you
fnr thiE demonstration, and TO say that he Is
not in the hsbit of speaking, and will not
sddress this assembly. A portion OF. you,
however, he will gladly take by the hand
mt AZ he hsd not an arm OF iron Il can
hardly he expected he will be able to greet
all. Won as you pay your respects TO hlm'
al .lne conclusion OF Mayor Lincoln {
remark General Grant stepped forward on
the platform. the band at the same tlme
rls1ino E5aii to the Chief the strains oi
which Vy6re AlllO6h uHONNSN -
of tho assembIage. After 6oMlng nus &c
acknowledgements he stepped bseK 70 St recelSt
tbe greetings of those who we're Slreaoy
,tru9oiing forward for a chsnce to present
: Samsslves.5 For half an hour, STEADY
r,crqpla. af gantlemen--noW and tne9 AisoS len
20, VI of she hand was all mat Ifd Was 'itui
- h. stow. Six or eight hundred PeoPl'
~ sSns - ,xtendet1 personal greetings, when tn
c3oneTsI an e1hibl ted signs Of fatigue and IN
tirnsted that he should have to forego tn tn
n r'ln nIeasure as extent ing the ceremony Longer
Stepping .COrwsrd a. ain upon the platform II 2
agsip atten. ded BY IA. fyor Lincoln ne sd
dressed the audience as follow; :, H.. ,
Lsdies and gentleman, would IKE y s,;i
take you sll by the hand, b, ~ nnu Il t;md Va
be impossible thank you Il Jouf Aii'u
ness. L will bid you good afieTl ~
General Grant intends to leave. iol or -
land to morrow morning, from VII 'e ~
will proceed TO Halifax. A special VI an an
has been tendered for his use. The GS ID
ersI will stop in Lawrence long enough t.
visit the Pacific Mills and other points Of
interest. At Portland the party will en-
bark in the revenue cutter Homer for Hal
flax.