New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
REcEPrIoNs Ia WoRCEsTER.

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rur PRESIDENTS SPEECH AT 1HE BAY STATE
Hor,E-REcEProN AT SENATOR HoARs RESI-
DENCE.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug, 24.-At the Presi-
Dental reception at tie Bay State House, last evening,
the President lnslc the following speech:
FEILowCTIzESs OF WOEC1sTER: l need not say 70
you taat This is great leceron, ana very s"SinS t
L. all Of you, and t is because OF your interest ID at
Government tnat You have turned "ut as YOU nav i
administration of this Government has been conh'ted
NJ nTdcrstanl perIcctly wen that this is personal
compliment 10 u.s. You entertain very decided opinions
rs 10 the the Government sal usHei as 10 VINO
shall administer TO- There is wide diversity OF opinion
as TO the precise Of the GcVerum MT but there
are few thing, have acquired the hadn't OF saying since
our trip through New-Eneand began upon when tle
whole people of tie United states are substantially
agreed lCleersl We are all agreed mat hereafter
and for an time, the territory OF t4e Ol'ttu S''le-
embracing 10 docs tine best part OF the continent eN
0n the uortl nom the Atlantic Ocet on me edsI
10 tie Pacific the west Is forever hereafter 10 belong
10 nation and TO one nation only We are all agreed
mat AN e states the Union shall nave equal rights;
That state is equal 10 each oIEer mat an cuzehs
81 the United states, Ddch or Whle, Hati N%-ooIH or
naturaized. capitalists or laborers, shall have equal
rights before tie law, and over all the Government Of
the people snail continue 20 be ever supreme over all
These general ideas entertained about the Govern
mcnt There differences rs % me methods ana what
Our purpose honestly pursue course III support OF
the propositions nave offered you.
The President was followed by Postmastcr-General
Key and Secretary state Evarts, who closed by ask
United states. Cheers given with Will, after
which Mrs Hayes presented by Gen. Deyens
After tie speaking the party again took carriages, the
procession reformed, and the march taken up
10 the residence OF senator Hoar, where gathered
the members OF the City Government and large number
OF invited guests. After the reception at Senator HoaT's
the visitors were escorted the depot the streets being
abaze with red blue and green fire, Roman candles and
Chinese lanterns The party took the 1880 express
train for New-Y0rk.
MORE BRILLIANT THAN ANY OF THE OTHER DEM
ONsTRATIONs.
WORCESTER, Mass. Aug. 24-The demon
sraon m honor Of the President last night did not
ceve the attention it deserved in the Associated Press
DISPATCHES owing no doubt the laeness Of the hour
when it closed 1t by far the most brilliant affair wit
messed during the entire trip Of the Presidential party
They arrived Just in time for the immense crowds along
tie business streets to get a daylight view Of the
Chief Magistrate Escorted to the Bay State House
amid the booming OF and the music OF bands by
aprocession Of militia and veterans, they halted there
long enough for the President and Messr Devens Key
and Eyarts address the multitude from the hotel bal
eony. Then the procession was formed again and
marched to the OF Senator HOar by this time IL
dark and the stores and houses along the meanda
half line OF march were beautifully illuminated with
Chinese lanterns and Bengal lights. In Senator
Hoars charming little villa, with its air Of taste
and scholarship, a reception held for two
hours. The party then returned TO the depot.
The crowd had patiently waited for the return
march, and the streets windows and housetops were
possible full OF people than before. Through
shower OF fireworks and running fire Of cheers aud
handcappug5 the party made its way slowly back to
take the train AttorneyGeneral Deyens remains here
for few days. lie received the most gratifying greet
ings from his townsfolks last night Secretary Eyars
also remains the guest OF his cousin, Senator Hoar.
The party which left for Washington consisted only Of
Tie President aud family and Judge Key.