Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-22
Lsxlsssea ana Concord.


TIA os1z1nAasoas. o. noxpAY-sps1cxIs, ora
z1oaee. Ho111D. pyNHB1s, DANCING, STATUES,
Nualc, ooEDKxns, DANNRls, HUNTING, AID PA.
THIoelaA.
TIA Centennial celebration. a. r,orcord and
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~. ~ ..,,,.- 49, W .os'u@y ~. N.P~s
"s'' ma naatasy oefe9cnies. Tho Gay va De-
gun BY The firing Of military salutes f.; thsn fol-
lowed pgocess1cns Of military and civic bodies |
and ctt3sepa. addrsaaes ~ A.&inon,,hed speak |
sss, the unwilling Of ststaes. banaucts, etc.
At Lexington, According 70 4 correspondent,
Concord,
EACH TOWN had IN
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H .n us%cn.s S ION dlsunct snd separate III
e"u,. .imo.. wv 'us. "' ~.
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s eve. cod; AZ Leninst1n, H Ns%, ha "a
iu.s IAN rscax.d S-@sn I,.is : so nnveilsd
III, ~ .a,.s ~ NJ s.or Av.yH ,S,,, srS .rh
~ s. y. ~ non. on sss.rauS -, pi.ss,,
HENRY Dana Jr. The stataes coss S49dO apiece
thas Of Hencock ia by Could. and the other by
Nllmore. Whittier's MOAN. written for the oc-
cssiou, wsy then sunp by the Boylston Club, Of
Bostou. 10 he time Of Autumn sweet" and
after Dana. Grafton. Ms. JuIia Ward Howe's
hymn Vas sung. 80 49,
The BANQUET then followed. and speeches
were made bv Governor Chamberlsin, OF south
Carolina, Hon. r. II. Dana. Jr,. chief Justice
Gray, Gov Gaston. Gan. w. r, Bartlett, Presi-
dent Chamberlain Of DoW1oiu College, Mi. Elliot
O. Cowdin Of New York, and the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale. M. r, M. Htetaon Dreaded 1t
the dinner and made come felicitous Introduce
tory remarks.
At CONCORD,
after an address by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and
the sSdrssss Nv asorss William
!, Curtis. At the banquet Hon E. II. Hoar presi'
ded, and first introduced Hon. Jas. @. Blaine,
!. . gentleman, Sin whom may say thst Penney
J. vAnia has undertaken 70 pay back the debt which
. she owes to New England FOR giving her BenjA
= min Franklin, man who has . national fame
l. and right to speak for the people Of the Uni
10 ted States"
y presideut Grant and his party had stayed owe
night in Concord, and they remained there I'm
m til the banquet began, when they drove over +
u Lexington.
st The correspondent OF the n. \. I,1ous NJ
Az the following details IL Ii pity, out Id uu
= that
TO- ALL THINGS DID NOT 90 WILL
10, in Lexington, though everything had been ger
On erously planned and we'll planned, too, II to
-. much had not been taken for granted. The pee
:, pie Of Lexington manifested much mpatienc
NJ at the delay Of the President in arriving AM
10 were not little irritated Ath going to Concor
w. first and giving them the second place. Rgh
= ly or wrongly, they attribute this disarrang'
ment OF their plans and the consequent mmdd
. .no ny ~ .n1 nI N =. snueo - -. ~
lts .S w ~, as %, .a,,sr..a cai
he Hrs,;nn rc,r.;n~ 10 mite ths t.n tnwns. AZ
re, ILL., ~ .o.. s.,., a .s,,, sno tha p,a.
al S",,. -. X ,,y. .nT h.,,sns - ConcorJ
o. u'"' 'o' '"o u'0 ~A0 o0A'o' '. oo '
10, BEFoRE THE PREaIDrNr ARRIVED
ed at least half the invited guests had divided Il
NJ fat and lean Of the banquet between them, b,
= licked the platters clean, and were standing {
lin the tables In we'll. allied expectation. Great
e tue preparations were, when the President o
led Tered the oirner WAS pivouack mess nhd ~;
ley ma ',a.s;n -. .a1 :, AZ =. .v;n,,to' hnt II
of ..1a ,'.n. on",s~t ni,h o.aa ~ tSs mo,n,
uoro,ass H. tho tsr, w.. nnws;,;ng ~ tLe +,
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or susus Alu WAC FP0e0" VI "' D~A" '''"p'~
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'n oGu r"P'o'y' i"'' '"'ns '"pA'' ~ ''' w
ed, "es'ho'' - .,rv
ost fnA r"AslpANiAL rA"''
-; was OF course the object OF the greatest curit
y. ity in the procession. The FIRST carriage &C
nth tanned the President, Vice-President Wiise
second. Postmsster. General Jewell, Secretsr