Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15
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It 10 rare indeed ahAs n undertaking 70 d..
'sndsut for Ii success upon ~ good taste and
act, ~ well - the sincere feeling. ofits conduct
NJ. u 10 perfectly carried ont In the spirit and
orm Intended - was the Welcome TO Bayard Tsy-
on, at Mount Cub, on Saturday. ,Witha faith that
deserved such answer, those In charge did not
give up their project amidst the pouring show
M Of the morning, though no enthusiasm
uould entirely esesps their dampsning influence, |
but, ~ the sun shone out, during the forenoon
the work Of arrangement and decosaton At the
place Of gathering began, and went on to most
artistic and beautiful completion. At 10 o'clock all
had been daDp, dismal and dredly, ~ by l,
transformation ~ il Of magic had been wrought
BY score Of willing and Akillful hands, aud the
forms Of beauty had seemed to grow under the
touch Of the artists.
The guest Of the occasion reached Wilmins.
ton, BY the New York express train st o'clock,
having come through from West Meriden, Conn.,,
vh.re ba leottrad ON FRIDAY evening. His wife
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fsrred hers, to An extra train on the Whining.
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many personal tnehds anu connexions OF Dir.
Taylor, who gave him warm snd hearty personal
Welcome. Arriving at Mount Cuba in half an
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nou'' "Ae "s'o n'At'o" "o""e Ano .ue 'Aise' pa
Wilton attached to 1t presented \ charming and
beautiful appearance, They we're decorated
sror, and ~ aud III, .;,r,;.;tv h,,, ,,,h .,oa,
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lent ka2t9. UDO0 THO front were The initials IL,
t." and the word "Welcome !" and all about
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stAn'"ss pe~''ls Tue pe>"a'u' ies'es VI Ao'ulnn'
Quotations and notices from tue poets works
had beeu printed aud framed in evergreen
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| sa0 'Aoss'Ao~ sn'''leH' WV ueeo'A''ons' iooAoo
down upon the scene. The surroundings, too, were
| especially 6t, Beside the pavilion lows Red
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sots.a IN IL. color Of the ssssou~rsd Yellow
crimson. purple. ersen-eneloss the smphithe..
s'NA'sn' pups, s''0A-..S'''o ."e 'I.p.As'o~-
re. Ihroueh Tile open S'des OF the building the
| view outward was look into softened and har-
mon;ous stmosptsre. radiant With In. sunlight,
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sno apparently sunuseu Win shs eoior'hs OF tue
gently stirred foliage A scene more peaceful,
more poetical. more charming. and more in lar
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% dlmcult 10 imagine, and unreasonab'e 10 nope
for.
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oo"n Tue "ho'o ien9sn OF the paVLloh, seating
probably eighty persons n time. Mr.. Taylor
WA placed At tbis. with hs wife and daughter be
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MUG ull' sno n'' 'euetsoie pNeh's, 1oSepn
and hebecca Taylor, Oh his right hand. Facing
| him, WAS John G. jackson, of Hockessiu. who
had b.sp largely ip,t,uman,,l in oriyinaIins rhs
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welcome, and VINO, after tue repast had been
generally enjoyed, rose and made All address OF
friendly greeting. He wa nre,edsd howsyer
s"e, Pe'eu'u Ho"e'e.'
W song gwen ny An improvised chof oi VIII
| mington singers, consisting OF the Misses Con.
l nor Nfrs Coo,ino Mr. n. T. Iichtenstsin prof
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A'~"'' ~ " os'e' aiu M'' L. r. 'ai"eS'
In compliment both to Mr.. Taylor's German
| studies and foundations. and the nationality oi
his wi,e ,ba srst sono uss Unio won,,, ara
e' WV 's. n'"s "A' D'' ""oh' "ii
hhein,' the English words being Mr. Tay lori
own rendering Of that great lyric.
! Al i,s conclusion Iol,n a J,cl.,, r,.. o,,,
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said
| Whenever ANY number of chords are attunet
To the same strain, how easy II is to produce re-
sponsive vibration amongst the whole. Let one
OF the number emit a tone and how prompt,
those attuned in unison will take up the refraii
and produce throughout thrill of spontaneou,
harmony. Thus 1t Ia with the hearts OF men
| whom alike warmed to the reception Of though
or action; let one heart speak and how prompt,
others will respond In no other way can we &c
count for this hearty response TO the suggestion
! that We shonld unite in giving greeting to on
| celebrated countrymaD and neiphbor Haybr,
| TAYLOR here nresent hefnre us
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