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PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Another Speech at Nashua.
En- Route for Washington.
SENATOR MORTON BETTER.
THE STRIKING MINERS.
DUB Willy INDIAN FOES.
Communication With Howard Cut or.
'UR Willy INDIAN FOES.
Communication With Howard Cut or.
THE PRESIDENT IN NEW HAMP.
SHlkE

NASHUA, N. H., August 2I-Tne Pre,iIen-
tlal party took their places in the special
cars assigned 10 them al five o'clock yester-
Gay afternoon, en- route for Worcester. A
very enthusiastic crowd assembled at the
rear OF the train and the Presi tent was re-
pestedly urged TO speak. He spoke as fol-
lows have spoken SO often and so much
I'm New Hampshire, aud especially In this
town of Nashua, that hardly know how To
start. feel rather like going through that
military evolution, which is sometimes ne
cessary, of marking time; il makes no pro-
gress. There are a number of things on
which we, l think, agree. and In this
SORT OF miscellaneous assemblage, which is
made up of republ cans, democrats aai in
depende ms, made up of men ofdifferent sects
ana possibly some, aud many. who have no
sect at all OF capitalists aud larorsrs II
is desirable TO discuss rather those Things in
which We agree than those things ia which
We differ. We have occasion daily TO meal
and discuss our differences. Political IN set-
ings are for that purpose. These meet.
ings are largely demon national, sec;a-
rian, but this is a gathering in which I
trust The general spirit is desire for
ard thai really Is tn, guiding Sentiment
SO far as my purposes are concerned
OF this administration TO bring people to-
ge,her who have heretofore been divided
Among those ideas about which we agree
are these-we are agreed that this territory
embraced within the United States from the
tropics almost TO the frigid zone; from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, is hereafter indie
structibly one nation; and again, IL is a na.
ton composed Of states, all OF which states
have equal rights, and ii is crowded with in
habitants OF different races, nationalities
employments and differences of life. all OF
whom have equal rights. Now these are
three great ideas, and the fourth is that the
national government has all within the
sphere OF It's proper constitutional rights. II
is supreme. All this l think We are agreed
on, and II there be any chart on which ANY
one shall attempt to make out the course
mat This administration is to take they
should make 1t out i'm accordance with all
four OF these ideas, If we succeed in what
we desire. That there will be shortc ornin gs;
that there will be gross bunders sometimes:
that there Will be La tsta kes, is no dou bt true
for the government, like the people is hu
man in its origin, and may, therefore, err.
That while the national government is su-
prene, while the Union is 10 be one forever,
The rights Of states anu the rights of iniiyid-
ualS are 10 be equally regarded forever. "A
voice, :" A men!''l But this is altogether too
soper, zee, Tor the temper OF this crowd
and for my own part, / woult rather Joke
Win you. And now, as the locomotive Il
coming 10 end my speech, for which I am
much obliged, i will bid you good evening
The train then moved OFF amid cheers and
he presidential party left New Hampshire
at Aver Junction; the President male a
snort address. Governor Prescott and staff
accompanied Tn I President and Cabinet 10
Aver Junction, leaving them there, AMI re-
turning by tue regular trains TO Concord.
HE President En Route for Home
NEW lokK, August 24-PresideAt Have.
and party arrived in this city at an early
hour this morning, and after brea kfastiny =;
he Fifth Avenue Hotel took the limited ex-
press at half- past O'Clock Tor Washington