New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19

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The procession started from the Bangor House shortly
LITER 10 o'clock marching through Main, State French,
and somersetsts to the Broadway Hail. where the chill
dren of the public schools were assembled ana when
the President arrived opposite their stand the procession
was brought to stand and the scholars sang Kelers
American HYMN altered and adapted to the occasion by
c. p Roberts, Superintendent of Public Schools. young
lady then presented o bouquet TO the President arter
which the procession moved on through the principal
strees to the Bangor House, where 1t dispersed Along
the whole route the procession was one continued oVa
tion cheer upon cheer going up from the assembled
thousands a. the cortege passed The procession pre-
sented q fine appearance
At O'Clock the President and party, with GoV.-den-
eral Ids0ar of the Dominion, and Lieut. Governor
Wflmot Of New-Brunswick, and Suitee were taken TO
Norombega Hall, where the city had provided COLA
ton to which all the distinguished viAtOrs from abroad
with citizens Of this city to tho number Of 100 in all had
been invited. The hall elegantly trimmed with
bunting and flags Of all nations. table was set
on the das for distinguished guests, and the feast
was served while q band played national airs
After the collation. over, Mayor Dale welcomed the
guests and proposed the health of the President which
was received with three times three. President Grant
congratulated the assembly upon the completion Of the
road which much interests Bangor In particular and
the nation at large. He hoped that 1t would prove all
that was expected of it, and result In the building up OF
brotherly feeling between the two peoples Of the same
blood and that they would be united by ties Of the most
cordial friendship.
Senator Hamlin then proposed the health Of the
Of Canada and that be received with
three old-fashiOned cheers which were given with
enthusiasm. Lord Usgar hoped they would beheNe
that he exceedingly fled to be received as the
representatve OF Canada He begged that they Woudrc
ceye his most cordial knowledgment He congratulated
them upon the success of their enterprise which unite
two countries and he had been richly rewarded Tor &C
ceptng tho invitations by the sight Of the beautiful
country through which he had passed. and the cordial
welcome he had received. He had often heard that
much bitterness existed In this country toward
Great Britain, and especially In NeWEnGand-
GCries of "No! no!"l-but from what be had
witnessed during the past few days no tnougnt
the statement should be received with qualincaton'
There ought TO be union Of hearts, and when he saw
the Union Jack floating side by side with the starry nag
he felt that the bitterness not wholly unreconcaoe
He alluded to the Treaty Of Washington checrs hoping
that old anmOsties forever buried out OF sight
no 'ap.1 hnf for
England he would say that there was not
statesman in the land but would be proud to
have his name enrolled upon It The honor OF com
petng this Treaty had in this country fallen upon Pres
ident Grant cheer and long as reason says peace
has triumphs we'll war, this will be mentioned to
his honor And equal honor rests upon Mr.. Gladstone
and his colleagues for this we'll their treatment OF
Ireland At the close Of his speech three CHEERS were
given for the Queen Of England
Gov. Pcrham. IN excellent speech, welcomed 70
Maine the guests from other States and the british r9S
inces on occasion which not only ceieni;ltea tne
unon OF tho two countries, but change OF the great
highway Of the nations. He spoke OF lne sIate AUG
promised to shsT them @ sbeer the naSSS
Of all nations and back here 20 niles more gIIa ~ t
ing land than could be found elsewhere THIS de Oh 'u0
Senator Hamin then proposed the health Of Lent t
cSeers he SPOKE Of thu Inspiration Of the occasion and
the noble welcome that had been extended: Twenty;
t 1Se bonds Of marriage between Maine and New;
AGAINST it. Twenty-one years was, long courtshp
and there had been deal Of poutins on notn siaes:
iSuxhter On that occasion he had said Perish the
hand that should be lifted to destroy the Union
ICheers That hand had been lifted and II nad ocen
sruck down lcheers and when ne looked at INC ou
Ga9 its stars shone brighter He could zee no stain
now and with Englands beside his own, BOT seemed 70
saw "slave touch folds and you are forever Tree
secretary Robson responded for the Navy In az eio
ouent speech In which he said the Navy illustrated IN ts
dsy history how peace has her victories no Less tha
war for the power and glory OF ts name whSn T
10 culminate at NewCrleans Mobile, AMI F0rt Fisher
was seen TO blaze surely In that Asiatc night Wnsn
Williams would not leave MS sinunH saiP
or On the lone island OF the Fnclhlc,
when Talbol died rather than leave his snlprccAeu
Comrades Tho had sai1 tnaI 'le son
cipe which would mako war Impossible EVERY any
was bringing nations nearer toge'her, W uIInsIhs
eli men nearer the standard Of Justice ana rlght Every
wear he worlds progress brought us nearer " those
yaics Of ingrd pearls aud Rold which were waiting 10
swing upon silent hinges into the nlicula w
twu nations united stand against Wora ia arms
DIR Tupper President OF the Prlry Council OF Tue DO
| ,nonjon then made earnest speech Rier whlcn
ee Of Generalization received from the Board
| of Trade st. John. and responded 10 with cheers
After the exercses over the President was driven
IN C,acr Park where the assembled multitude HAD an
Opp0rtuny hIn, alter which heWah taken ~ hs
rnnms n The Bangor House. During the exercises NJ tue
nall The crowds OF people IN the city iyidt ther A,H
tIo bet Ween u regatta the river and cohtss W.
| In Davenport square by Gov Perham anu sian
In tho evening there WAS general uinhsIIO sI MI
out the city which most brilli.nt alsPlsh. ~,
Yate party ~ the President, given " hNV ~ a,.,
wound up the festivities OF NC cay. 49, ."