The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

Bradford. On the route are the homes OF Ex-
Governor Hartman and Waterloo, the residence
OF Sergeantat-Arms Ordway and VIM. e. Chandler,
the Secretary OF the Grant National Committee.
At both these places the white-hatted candidate
was vociferousIy cheered, and cannon, rather
ancient In pattern. tried to fire national salutes,
but failed for want Of time. The meek candidate
was called out to the platform at all the stations
and showed himself and talked In every crowd
he met neighbOr boys or girls, most Of them now
aged and decrepid, with whom he persisted in
discussing family matters until he was hauled or
by Tappan or the moving train.
MORE MUSIC GUNPOwDEK AND sPEECHMAKING.
At Bradford the village and the country round
had turned out with cannon, and banners, and
bands, and escorted him to the hotel where, after
an introduction by Mr.. Tappsn, he spoke as
follOws:- fs
Mr. TAPPAN, FELLOW CITIZENS OF MY NATIVE
STATE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-There are two
New Hampshires-one consisting OF her hills and
rocks and woods bright green meadows and
sparkling streams; and the other, by far the more
important and unique New Hampshire OF the two,
the men and women who claim her soil as their
birthplace. More, New HAMPSHIRE people are
again divided into those who live on the
soil and those who have consregated, who
have sought opportunities, scope and success
III QUIET otaJeS auu Ill Quiet places tuan Jnelr
native land. belong to the New Hampshire that
traverses many lands aud distant spots; but when
the Fourth Of July or Thanksgiving or Christmas
Day comes or any recurring anniversary That
brings to mind rec0llectiOns OF old familiar hearths,
then recur with all the rest of that outer New
Hampshire to the land OF my ancestry, and ask
''HOw ARE THE OLD FOLKS AT HONEY"
uaughter.) From distant lands everywhere, from
California, Texas, Iowa; from the equator anu
New Hampshire looks back in mind to the
rugged hills OF our native State. smoother now
than when we wrested with their rocks, and tried
to wrest an existence from the granite beds.
all young people to 90 West True, to some ex-
tent have and do advise those who find existence
so hard IN the Eastern States to turn to that setting
sun where they find so much unOccupied and fertile
beauteous harvests; but as to the people that now
compose New Hampshire there are none better fed
better clothed, or better taught, and on behalf OF
that outer tcheers) -expansive, New Hampshire,
whose limits extend from the equator to the POLE
CLAIM ADOPTION INTO THE FAMILY
Of our common ancestors. We do you discredit,
hOpe-nO dscredt to the schools and churches and
the intelligence and morality and the religion OF
may be called TO serve our country hope and trust
you VIII not have cause to be ashamed OF us, and
that we will do no dlscredlt to the beautiful land
that gave us birth.
Mr. Greeley then received his friends on the
porch OF the Presby Hotel, and soon after drove to
the residence OF Colonel Mason Tappan, where he
will remain in close SeclusiOn until Sunday, trying
to recover from the wear and tear OF his trip
Ordway, Sergeantat-Arms OF the House. 1t Is now
known that his tour will include short sOiOurn at
the White Mountains and trip to Augusta, Bangor
and Portland, Maine, and where he win be present,
mutely, however, at a great political meeting at
which, 1t Is furthermore expected, General Banks
will deliver an address.