Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

ana friends at Fremont, ", when Is his
home, and which he visits usually once a
fortnight, while kept by official duties in
Columbus. The reception was a brilliant
affair, and entirely non partisan. BY :
o'clock, there had gathered in the public
square, 4 crowd variou,ly estimated Il.
from 10000 to 1000 citizcus and visitors,
including people from all parts Of northern
Ohio. Gov. Hayes spoke as follows. the
speech being listened to with IN uch inter
est:
Mr. Mayor. fellow -citizcns, friends,
ncighbors and all need not attempt to
express the cmot on feel ut the ion
which the people Of Fremont and of this
county have given me. tonight. Under
any circumstances IN asscHblige Of this
sort ut my home to welcome me would
touch me, would excite the warme>t emo
tons of gratitude, but what gives to this
distinctive character is the fact that those
/ that are prominent in Welcoming me ut
home, | know very well in the past have
not voted with me or for me. and they do
not intend in the future to vote with me
or for me. 1t is simply that. coming to my
du>ky county, that the town of Fremont
has received 1T that convention that honor,
and thank You, democratic fellow citi-
ztnS, independents and republicans, for
this SPONTANEOUS and warm and enthusiasts
! Tic reception. (Checrs.) l trust that in the
course of event, the time will never come
that You will have cause TO regret what
you DO, tonight. 1t is very great rc>pon
! 81 II # h.,-
be the representative of forty mllion, OF
people, Il responsibility which | know VERY
we'll am not equal 10 perform. under
stand very we'll that it was not brcall>c OF
my ability or talents or position lhat WIS
chosen: lhcre were accidents and contin-
gcncics that caused tins result. bnl thu,
which does rejoice me is that here, where !
have been i'll my childhood, there are tho~.
that com" and rejoice 1T the rr>uil
/ (Chetr>) | trust. NY friends. that, a> |
ran along in this dc>ul;OrY Wav,-lur NOt
we'll know that. since | learned that wa
to be here, tonight, the tllrunw OF letters
and VISITORS and lclcgI ans To- answer h AZ,
gwen me no tune to prepare Tor u r"cep
ton like thls,-Nou must put up with has
ulv framed sentences. very unitlV rrprr-
ocntinT the sentiments appropriate To I'll,
/ o. c:t>lOn.
The governor then referred t." Iii lis
! visit To Fremont, Incn Lower StudHshy
/ in 1871, and TO his huNi-h impress ipn> 9.
/ It's citizens, many of whom are noW lIving
I He referred III feeling terms - his old u.l-
Gle, who adopted aunt raised him. AMI >aju
! that, whatever the result might he in NJ.
vembcr, he teit proud tibet he had i homt
in Fremont Bat h. continued, -"ou
now see what Fremont i. huW il h;,>
/ grown. 1t has not increased t. 4 Il -l-cils~
commercial civ. hut il has become l pleas
ant home. 50 pleasant. So thriving. mt |
/ rejoice to think that. whatever NAV be lir
result. ncNI fail. il Will be pheasant - re
! turn 10 it. when ii i all over Ii defeated.
| shall return 10 You ofJncr than if 20 To
the White House. and. ii | 90 there >kall
rejoice :t the Time when viii b,. pllni cu
to return 10 You, and be 4 ucI-hbur Wi
Won artin. | have been touched >cJrl-tII
bv ANYTHING that ht> occurred. since the
nomination.. Is much - hy lllr letter iIou
:, friend At \orWHlk. who wrote That.
>.rliS BirchtrI ruuld ol J., htI,. lived 10
know this; but lhl~ i the UrJri Of l'roYl
dencr. Events follow upon one another
rs wave follows wave upon Tie ocean. |,
i, for each man to do what he can to make
others happy that l. thr p!aN'l. and uEu
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NAL at some length, and then sad: . ~
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those who Visit Us how he American poo
PIE can t""""'i 'h,ln>'iNt> thf""Sh t '.'n
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shall he INA, Justice and turur,, Shall l.,
in all the discussions, it viii commend tree
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Mrs. Have, cam, IN for her >Ir,,,. 81 III,
attention oil the crowd. She WA clil.d t,
Iht I, on' ana bowed and toVk h'r ga
, rh,. Inn. of march wa, lriIIj,ptly iI,nn,n
;lcd, and no house was wi>A"ttt is lIL!lt il
lllt w lIltlDN Tor Hayes.