St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-08-25
Gen. Bristow in Vermont,
THE OVATION AT BURLINGTON AND ST
ALBANS.

the north and south and boat from
across Lake Champlain has brought
hundreds of the Republicans of Eastern
New York. including large delegations
from Pittsburg, Port Kent. Ticonderoga,
West Chazy, Nergemnes, Shelburn, New
/ Haven. Bristol, Essex and innumerable
other towns. The delegations are ac-
companied by bands of music, and ut
Il state of political enthusiasm never be
/ fore Witnessed. Every hour large crowds
are arriving.
The main tloroughtares are crowded
and fully ten thousand strangers are al
ready i'll the city. Vehicles from all
directions are in line before the Amcri-
can Hotel, gaylN decorated with flags
and banners. The Governor of Yer
mont, accompanied 10y Judge Poland
here.
The park Is crowded with Il mass ol
/ humanity, who are before the grand
stand, from which Nh. Bristow and 9th
erS will speak, rc>rrving their positions
at least two hours before the ceremu-
mics begin.
The city Is derkcd in bunting from
one end to the other. Hayes and
Wheeler campaign flags float from near
Ia l.,l Lii.
private dwelling are decorated.
The bells of the city are peaing forth
their merry chimes and the crowds ait
still flock ng into the city from all di
Icctiun>.
After dinner Il reception was held IL
the city hall. after which Gen. BriStoW
gave a grand speech of over an h"uI
length. He Was followed 10y Judge Pc,
land. EN-GnN. ndcrwoud and Geo. {
Benham of Louisiana. after which tn,
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