New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
HORACE GREELEY IN NEW-ENGLAND.
FROM LANCASTER TO GoRHAM-ANOTHER
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GoRHAM, n. H., Aug. 13.-Mr. Greeley, ac-
companied by Col Kent left Lancaster for Gorham at
8 o'clock this morning. People had assembled
at the stations along the route-NOrthumberland,
Groveton. Stark, and Milan. At Berlin he came
out tho platform OF the car, and
was greeted with hearty cheers. he arrived at Gorham
at 1925 q. m and met at the depot by Committee
of Reception and bands of music and escorted to the
Alpine House, when, after holding short reception he
appeared upon the piazza Of the hotel. He intro
duced by DR.. Wright and spoke as followsr
FELLow-cTTIzENs Of New.Hampshire, our friend who
half century. will say this, that however we may
have differed concerning tho origin aud cause OF
we very generally agreed regarding Its wants and
will agree that the providental dspensaion was wiser
could have planned We have passed through convul-
sons, and country called upon 10 suffer great
would be sad conclusion If, after all
these troubles We were not SseT eTote ana ma
words of the great President who lost his life in these
troubles: have not controlled events Events have
opinions. Other men have sought to serve
their country by other means than 1 would
Changing circumstances ana changing. fortunes Of
the last IL years. respect for adversely have felt the
defeat defeat. ! ask Of You, my fellow citizens that
in yourself. Believe always that it Is possible
for yon to be wiser next year ,ta tnan you .b are
you last do not propose 10 enter into the CON
troversy OF the day. The people will pronounce Their
as they should not be- by the personal aspirations or
the candidate. They will hnd their verdict on
may be the PERSONAL issues OF this campaign the result
only be greater harmony among the people They
will say after all, those whom the majority choose are
our leaders, and ! commit an these questions
TO you unargued Ladies and eloweitizens; will not
har. Tha Will
in due time, render, their verdict Therefore rejoicing
with you that have one country one ISSUE and one
destiny, and that we are guiding star to all nations
seeking liberty encouraged by our example ana cheered
by our triumphs, L take my leave
Mr. Greeley then left in carriage for the Glen House
AT GLEN HOUSE.
GLEN HOUSE, n. H., Aug. 13.-Mr. Greeley
arrived here in carriage from the Alpine House, with
Col Kent Col ID. David OF New-York, l.. G. Moore of
New-York a member OF the Union League Club and
Mr. Miliken, proprietor OF the Glen House. He was
received with music, conducted to the spacious parors
and introduced to the company assembled there by the
Hon. L. Putnam, ex- Mayor OF Portland In response to
the words Of welcome addressed to him by Mr. Putnam
he said:
Is an excellent thing but not so sure that free
speech is always advisable 1t certainly is the case
is us uaily conducted with great good sense.
/ feel cure, myself that speaking, when
endowed II not 10 be desired can only say that came
up here for few hours TO some friends and make
myself as little troublesome TO orhers possible. This
is not my first visit to this spot trust 1t Is not
yours I hope 1t VIII not DO our last, ana
In ase whatever the events % OF ss seTa 0r
again, to profit by the views Of Nature We hnd
have our minds by ladies ne sd Sen
men, without troubling you with any Iurther remarks
permit TO say that shall be glad 10 meet ana take
by the hand such Of my friends as are desrous of so
doing.