The New York herald., 1871-11-22
| ALEXIS ASHORE,
The Public Reception Of the
| Russian Grand Duke.
FTHH ADDRESS OF WELCOME.
ho Reply Of His Imperial
Highness.
GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT.
gne National Guard and the Reception
Committee in Their Glory.
|4Ae Sidewalks, Windows and
Roofs Along Broadway
Lined with Spectators.
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REVIEW AT UNION SQUARE.
The Grand Duke at the
Greek Church.
DkRKNADE AT THE CLARENDON.
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
*&e sidewalks, Windows and
Roofs Along Broadway
Lined with Spectators.
|REvIEw AT UNION SQUARE.
ne Grand Duke at the
Greek Church.
sERBNADE AT THE CLARENDON.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

10y 70 uothami Delight unabridged 70 ,,. ,.,v
A sures who have put back the winter fashtcna
saiu . month In order that they might ereet tna
nendsome. manly son OF the Czar of ali the n.e,.
- brilliantly a. possible. Triumph in trumpet tones
He weli.so-do citizens whose patience, pers ever
- ana nOersnty nave proved them the champion
Dageantists Of America. ~
Alexis Alexandrovitch has touched the sho,ea .,
osr republic. The land Of freedom has been troa
- sne iavorite child OF the mightiest autocrat
- s!o world, and the metropolis of the
~uou mas expressed lis joy at the event
1no world mas never before seen 80 odd a unton NJ
smpatnes so strikIngly illustrated. We can ,oor
CsOH 70 'ne second decade or this century and Oo
~ ~ sae welcome rendered TO the MARQUIS Iafay
- iepuohc n0noring Its gallant fellow soldier
49, s.s. 1ipa'e 70 It's great ally, France which
nsd helped TO raise MS into existence a. naona :.
sae Gays Of the dead century thai sleens v,,h 49,
sloJ OF 10 around It's bier. We can
soVsu tue glorious welcome to Kossnth ar,a- |
uravo ous unsuccessful battle aua,nst
aoso'utlsm In Europe. when the thrones of rypcs
we're rocking and the peoples OF the Old wori6
a'soe blind effort 70 use the giant force which thaw
ssan 20 oe conscious they possessed. we can
neafer 70 our own time and glance back onIv
- sesiS 70 see the heir apparent to the throne
49,. .", our ancient enemy, welcomed In Just
ssSn spendor with heartiness which had ort
o"n our olden feud II we tread still, coser ro orr
Inc We can see that feeling OF regard N rno,ons
oas n our civil war; and as 1t deepened to =
l.a q. " VIII tne sympathy was born which chi,
'0u yesterday Ia profound Expressions os
o.'esn ior tne great Power fortressed in the w1oe
ereaiy steppes OF Russia. So. looking through the
-.'01..oops On the past, the mystery or this
li.euoiness sne answar to this riddle OF our
.nd wonders. The mind of people accus-
pomed to free thought ana It's free express
nuUh ca4uiakr1eG for |
tha yatson 0ere OF its warmess impulses than 1t s
y, av "a he misled by tlnsei and fanfaronade And
Sus IN what the men-ofwar lying In the stormy
lwaters Of the bay meant when their deep fnroased
cannon thundered their salutes what was shadowed
!. ,na rr,uo nrocession OF TWO 1eets through the
Mat, what the bunting streaming over the shipping
I, ,he harbor and from the houses all over
sur great city, minglng two nations nags
eonyeyed; what were Inc lungs from winch
the strange. solemn anthem OF an empire peaied
through sounding brass on our ears; whas
,rounted tho huzzas that rose like storm from a |
hundred thousand voices yesterday-that Russia,
Taanotic empire as she is was our steadlas. iriend
nm the wears Of our agony. To honor the repre-
sentative OF such Power Is duty and pleasure
Which the great display OF yesterday, IN It's ousnow
- rood will shows how free people can
assert its manhood and It's dignity whiie appar
rently departing from Its republican simplicity.
n IN a Measure 90 fnlnk tnat, III SpAtc VI aA sno o0
,avs which ruined, but did not sour the Executive
,Dommt,ee, tbat their efforts have resulted In snch
signal success.
a clear, lovely day, warm almost as one late In
sprinc. with q blue sky and gentle breeze, nitcd
ns fair lace as II smiling apoogetically for the rain
uo fog OF Monday. 10 our illustrious young visitor
& brought q foretaste OF the pleasure ne was
about to experience and perhaps had something
20 DO in shaping the good-natured smile on MS
nnnk, manly face. Our citizen soldiers, VINO
marched in serried columns before him, may not
nave all the glitter starch and stiffness or the I'M
ner,a Guard OF his father bur ne could discern an
honest pride and o glance OF hearty welcome on
their faces which no mere military machine
could bring forth to order. IL was un-
aoubtedly the largest and most brilliant
display OF It's kind which has ever taken place
among ma even that In 1860 to the Prince OF Wales
Now a. then, at peace with all the word, but
stronger for all trials and in the growing might
NJ Young, vigorous natfon, there IL more strength
IN our amlcablc handgrasp, more force In the shout
taat forty.milion tongued re-echoes our dtstin-
suasned welcome to Alexis, the child OF the Gear Of
aha Ruaaias.