New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

FESTIVITIES On TIE PAhK-sPEEChEs BY EX-GoV.
CHAHBs ItLAIS AND SENATOR BLAINE.
Woodstock Conn, July 3.-Ihe celeDra-
ton Of the Dst oi July ol the second century OF
tne Republic at KOseiand Park am the residence oil
Henry G. Bowen, OF Brooklyn promises 10 be an event
of great interest, only account OF the prominence
oil tho gentlemen who 10 speaH but also o TIC iacI
thai II A., expected the address Of ENGOv. Chamberlain
viii consist OF assault upon the present hdimhlsId
Tic $3.50 D. ~ train from Boston to-day brought To Put
nam large party winch arrived at $50, ana there met
r train from York WHEN bI Ou hi among OILERS the
following named 10 take pht IN the exercises
to-morroN-senatOr James l.. Elaine, EA-GOv Chamber
lam Of South Carolina lie Koy d. CuyItr oi brooh}n
Tue REV James NJ. buckley, AID OF efs At Putnam,
the party started Tor the residence OF Nj. bo"eH ana
arrived there about o'clock Supper was served to
such members of the party Mr.. Bowens' eOmmodiods
house would Lold others of the parry were accom-
mOdated al the LnwOOd House MI. B0wenS' residence
the grounds front the mousse ana lie beautiful PARK
winch 1t decorated with ndss, 'tfeahers ana
Chinese lanterns. ana presented beautiful appearance
during the evening. In the park the Eagle Brass D"nd
Of East WoodstOck under thc leadership OF H. Allen
Smith late III BROOKLYN, performed some excellent
music After several standard musical pieces had been
PLAYED ana the assrublase had witnessed the ascension
OF several ire balloons, Gov Chamberlain vas loudly
called for and spoke as follows:
FELLOW CIIIrENs-GOu Vii hardly expect me 10 do
more to-ngh than 10 reuin to you my th"nss 0r Inc
honor O do NE In calling upon me TONG l. an here
TO sneak 10 YOU tomorrow, and have only worn OF
thanks. / rejoice 10 Dc here again Ia Ne" EhSdnd-
OOHAeCll and let aud, lc]OlDc especially
10 he here IL good ana true Old county Of Nludhai
trust that shall meet thc good people OF
that county aud counsel together upon those su ecs
winch dlWaya app InOs., always IN OtdeI, as VIC
aIllycls.Iy OF national IIdc tCAdcnce ftcufa l
must not anticipate Tomorrow. thank you again Tor
the honor have done and Ocg 10 remind you
tat tuce are others WITH me hclo toll sht whose
yoiccs yol Will b. glad ear, aud with VII career As
public men familiar than you On Joss by
M win mine LEY longer, higher and nODoli
ana Iust that feel do, that word from them
fouiglt would be heard with pleasure ana delight l
thank YOU fellOwcItiLcus and bid you goodnight
Alter Gov. Chamberlain Lad concluded Nh. Blaine wa
called Tor 40 the Prsidcut OF the United States and
he responded as follows:
You can always tell a who has been engaged in
soutleru politics by efforts to throw responsibility
somebody else, aud That Is what Gov. ChdnbeIIsln
rs tried TO do this evening, IL CALI x on uIc
for a speech. He booked for IL, aud prom
isad L. make il before we left hew-lo b, but bo
Attended o. dodge III the presence OF tbs assenDase
and put me IN Lis substitute. am not VIKING 10
stand ID thai relation. come mere WIN Ltue bit OF
p,stscript added 10 hls GRAFTON tomorrow. ana
there il not force enough IN Windan county to extract
il from me tonight am very Edl 10 see YOU, ana very
sorry Gov. Chamberlain has refused 10 address you
Other short addresses OF thanks were made by DR..
Cuyler and tho Hon John T. Wade. Ii was late hour
before the festivities closed.