The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-08-23
OUR PRESIDENT.
He is rendered Perfect Ovation BY
the People Of New Hamp-
shire.
He Makes Several Brief Speeches on
the Route,
Advocating no Political Policy, Only
the Good of the Common
Country.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.


the Citizens 81 the Granite state.
CRAWFORD HOME, n. Y, August a.
President Hayes and party left Fabians at
AS, a. NJ, and by special train passed
through Match. The morning was clear and |
warm and the observation from the cars
gave fine view OF the mountains.
Upon reaching North Conway. at 9IO, car
riages were obtained and Hears large |
house visited, where reception was held |
by the Executive and Cabinet The greeting |
was the warmest ever given in New Hamp- |
shire. The spacious parlor was filled to |
overtiowing by the guests Of the house and |
citizens OF the town, anxious to grasp the |
hand OF the President and his accomplish |
ed wife.
AT GLENN STATION,
aud the cheers of the crowd As the train
moved away expressed more fully than
words the feeling they entertained. At the
station at upper Bartlett, a number of citi-
zens were eOngregated and passed along
through the car, shaking hands with the
President and Mrs. Hayes The ride from
the point was much enjoyed by all. The
train was stopped at all convenient points,
allowing fine view down the valley of the
Saco and the old Wiley house. The party
arrived at this place at l1:3O o'clock for
dinner, before which short reception was
held in the parlor, The guests, Of course,
greeting the officials and welcoming them
to the house. At l o'clock, the cars were
taken Tor Plymouth.
AFTER THE BANQUET
n, tho Cr.rfo,, H., -,
sLot;n,, tt IL, ~ H., H., Ia ,,.'u
few nle,son, words for The l,d;as rhan ,ha
-, g, Co. E.L;.no - H. "".n .ne
taken. At Bethlehem coaches were pro-
vided for Maplewood, where
4 SPEECH OF WELCOME
s,de Inv Francis yy.ls of pt;,.d.I
NH, The pres;Jen, rsnI;eJ. al ,hanL
ron heartily for ,b;s welcome and 7 h.ua
NO ,rnnhIa I, ohann;,a ba,,"aan ,ha ha.nt;oe
Of n,,nre and the hasn,;es snotan Of" 4,
The same time the pres;Jent oduono;nn
,nok ,be hand ii tho ne,rcs, iadv and cnn'
timed until he had shaken hands with al,
resent C,rr;.o.s wore ;rnn,a.};a,.Iv ,aL
a. e.. ,h. S;noIa;, h.. 49, ~. D..
H., 80 1901 h,. ,hors.na ,o,la
hand Of music and entbn.;ast;c C cbsers
f-on, ,ba below tn. pras;jan, s,o,.o -
foIlows.
rp,,ov-c,r,zrxs
thank you, cordially, one and oil, for this
cordial greeting, and wish 1t were possible
eouid form tne acquaintance oil each one
OF you, ana take you py the hand, nut our
Journey allows put moment al each place.
lei -. ,.o,, " 49,, so,s;,,in . Fl
for that. but / am sure we agree in a few
THINGS however much We NAV dff.r in
others, There are many ,binos about which
we can differ-such as
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without discussing our political difference,
nov, we are agreed as Americans, l. think,
that all parts OF the Constitution shall be
TUe!e P'i.; ri maj are ne" ''s VIII '' oi!
TO dwell together in unity We
have disogreaJ in the mast tbro,ob tho
evil. n: war which the country has Iorne
bnt tbese tbipps are mas, lot ms have , br;ei
period at least. of perfec, harmony and
unity We have with ms few neonIe who
are associated with me in Office Secretary
maser General Kew. TApplaus, At each
namel don't see that Won make mncb
difference in these neonIe aitbougb the las,
had the had taste 10 Vote AGAINST me and this
ia his first visit North but he ia with ms in
common interest and the result Of II is We
are TO he accented Inv ali the neonle Of ali
narts III the country both North and south
| have now the Measure of introducing 10
you Postmaster General hey.
MEssRs KEY, DEvANs AND EvARTs
made short speecbes. and the marty drove
To Littleton taking the train for Plymoutb
Short stops were made ON the way TO give
the President an opportunitv 10 how his
acknowledgements 10 the people assembled
At Plymouth the President was escorted by
the citizens TO the hotel. School children
bearing flowers. lined the pathway from the
stairs OF the hotel. The President said:
| ANOTHER SPEECH.
LADIES AND FELLOW CITIZENS THANK
Won yerv sincerely for this very cordial
welcome given ms This evening am ouite
sure that nothing could be more satisfacto-
nv than a hearty reception like this. The
| school cbildren:cirIs with fiewers-was a
token of the good feeling YOU have. not
onIy toward us hut ali our countrvmen Of
every state III there is xny sentiment that
has ou;ded what We have done !, has been
Tor q common n,,;on,Iitv T, has bon onr
| des;re N do sometb;no for the neonIa of
aiI The s,a,.s W. hsva fs,, The, IL 20.
l. should end and that naace sbonId sn,e.d
,hronab ali anr horders NJ hon. o.
result Of this that men shall No ioncsr
h. ii o. hnIo,u 60 ,La go
l., LOUISIANA, MAINE OR IOWA,
Dut pe eitizehs OIL the eonilnon country
beyohd these questions oil geherai eocd'
1nere are questions lhat al may diner IN;
Ihere are dinerehces ABOUT ,ne pohcy ana
means OF accomplishing TINS desired emu,
Out We 90 oeheVe thar al goodPe every
where, desire recommendation tnat The laws
are to be obeyed, ana that the rights OF each
and every CITIZEN should oe respected
WHATEVER HIS RACE OR COLOR
That being done. we NAV be citizens. not ON
account OF country nor state but of a free
and united country. II is because / be.
lieve that you desire this, that see you |
gathered here acknowledgements, Repub- |
Leans and Independents 1t Is my hope
that at the close OF my ad-
minlstration, we may say as
Jefferson sand, we are no longer Federal
ISIS ana no longer hePuoncans, put nov
we are all Federaiists and all hePubiicans,
and so tonight, let us Mt least say that
we are all democrats and all kePubii-
cans and, peter than that, all Americans
Inc President was enthusiastically aP
Piauded, as was Mrs. Hayes moment later
at her appearance. The President intro
duced