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Again he would thank him, not only for the
proclamation, but also for the noble part
which he bore as gallant soldier In that
army through whose deeds Of yalor the oppor.
tunity was made for the enactment Of the
amendment which that proclamation ratlhes.
We cannot forget, he SAID, but all freemeu
will remember that when 10 the datkesthours,
when the country was In gloon, men were
looking for some great Napoleon to lead our
armies from defeat to victory, they saw the
nngsr OF Providence pointing to an obscure
town far OF 10 the West, where resided one
who should become the David TO cut on the
head Of the boagtful 0ollAh ofthe rebellion. We
and succeeding generations will cherish 10
our neATtn the memory OF NAhhluNtouN LIN
coin and Grant as trio whose memory 10
worthy to be accommodated go lonE as equality
and liberty endure In the hearts OF humanity.
To mi, the President replied AZ foIlous,
President Grants speech
The President replied: | could not say any.
| convince them any further than 1 have done
| OF my earnest desire to see the fifteenth amend
ment become part Of the Copat'f-rSn. l
Iii ,Kaga NhaNrs 20 unfthV NJ the hancOta
| 10 them, 40 10 those who have the franchise
witbo II, that all may be mutually benefited
81, feel eouhdenf that this will be the
result. Ill had not thought 90, / would not
hs me U spsesSss over The sea,lsm.n bas. the
President good night aad the line Of march
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, 1890
As stated above, the otuEens generally APP
peAred TO take great intere.t In the celebra-
tlon. All along the route the streets were
llued with people, who At many points greeted
the pIoesss'iiSSn WIN Iopa She sag =,
the city had Illuminated their houses, Among
| others were the following The residence OF
PROT. q. ID. Barrett, on Four'and.a half street,
liSnlly Illuminated, every pAln q glass in the
front wlnloWs dltplaying lighted candle
The woG39eine ha1,e, Ai,he sotaef o. -Four
rated with Chlness Lanterns. WV
The residence Of Samuel Williams, corner
. | Of Frat street west aud d street north va,
handsomely decorated with nAEL a large pic
ture Of PTeaident Grant, WreAthed with ever
greens, forming a prominent feature EYER
trNetivs Appearance.
| The residence Of Mathew q. Emery, ESQ, on
y street, between Sixth and Seventh, wal
brilliantly illumln Ated from base ment to attic
every window being nlied With eoiorsd wax
| candles making one OF the meet Displays OF
the evening.
The residence Of Vice President OolfAx on