The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-24


the front ranks bur they know, as We all know. that
the nation whien Is represented IN this form OF gov
and truly 10 prospects, prosper by arts Of peace
and not by tue sword: that peace avail nothing
great principles OF right and reason and 50 New
Hampshire IN tho gifts shc has given to the nation
home WAS here and whose Slr,npIaes i .ns mas,
milo OF where spcak-John Stark. fApplausel
While she has given such men 10 The country, has
great In the arts OF peace giving proudly aud
generously such mon as Webster, whose reputation
Is no part OF the reputation OF New HAMPSHIRE but OF
the reputation OF the Union though wien sne gave
him she well she could take nothing in return
piause.J We have reached, think. fellow ctizcus
Tho time when his great sentence, '.I.Oer,y
on the day he uttered u; when W
feel even more truly than did then,
able. and tina. the cause, as my friend Judge Key hm
remarked, which long divided the States OF tho
may hope to move on to glorious destiny OF tna
country IN which ali men arc Tree and equal have
the honor TO represent as someIimes SAID IN tho
various portions OF the country-to represent that
portion which call our own New England. and
know IN whatever advice may have tho honor TO gave
IN answer TO the OF his ExceIiency
Prssidcnt-I know that shall not represent the heart
OF New England unless that advice sustains
the honor glory and dignity OF every section OF the
country OF every class OF people who inhabi' tho
The Prcsiden, then said:-without preface nitro
duce to you Mr. Evarts Secretary OF state pong aud
continued applansel
EvARrs SPEARS
Nr Evarts said -
The President has progressed SO far through New
England, beginning on inc great battlefield when
stark made prosperous, and which made stark
f.moar and now We stare at his home,
which present themselves to tho traveller, IRON
the SIMPLE rural hamlet TO tho great manufacturing
city, but unchanged in tho character OF us people
Tor intelligence Tor patriotism and Tor devotion 10 hs
Union which hc offered his lie In risk OF battle
procure ana MAINTAIN. / could not but think today
nx 90 q m ~ bIiSI-
men,s how much greater supply OF cloth there Was
~ the ncshborhood than at the time whom Stsrk's
feeble companies wero NY clad. Ii Is told that
alter the battle II was understood that the General
need Of SUIT OF clothes ana the State OF Mssschu-
setts having taken through prvatecr vessel laden
with clothing tor King Georges officers apd men, acLu-
ally proposed as tribute OF gratitude IRON Massachu-
suit OF the clothing thus acquired. The in
adequacy Of tho trionte did not strike all OF
the lay members OF that Assembly, but clergyman
who n member OF the BODY finally put u stop to
this ridiculous manifesto by saying that he
thought nothing could justify any such transactions
unless the Legislature stark mad, John stark
stark naked. applause And now tor the great
results OF those carry os'es me are mere un,os
the Atlantic to the Pacinc bounded by the arctic cold
oil Canada and ths tropical heat OF Mexico Was the
battle worth that, that we should have such
results n thisY And when. next In this
Of this proud people, there was introduced
ton tho consideration OF which was brought 10 the
ariiirament Of arms When were driven to the sad
alternative. whether We would accept mutuiAtcd
territory corrupted constitution, New England
answered "we will submit neither The result 10
that our territory Is preserved and strengthened aud
ever eve saved Wny should we mo-, be- satisfied with tSa,
conflict? (Appausc) do not think much Of the ir-
reconc,lablcs OF the south think stu less OF tho IT.
reconcilabrs OF the North. (Applacsc.) DO not b.
licve that any OF citizens OF The North or Sout
VIII very long long 10 wiling to keep the position Of
beng irreconcilable
xR HAYES CLOSES TnE talk.
President Hayes thcn spoke MS follows
FELLOW CiTizENs-Wc regret that sc cannot spend
longer time with yOu. suspect the audience 10
suffering from tho heat OF tho room and possibly from
sS s q'S nc less san
do And now, thanking you Tor tho kindness aud
hcarness OF your reception, We Did you good MORN
prosperity the future that Will be equal or superior
to that Of the past. iApplause and cries for MIS-
Hayes,
Governor Prescott thon arose and said Il have one
other duty perform. which Is to Introduce to this
vas, AsscmDlagc Mrs. Hayes Ji.ons and continued
cheering snsued, which Was eFacsfuily acknowledged
~ " A''''' nxcsrr OK AZ NASHUA
discriminating .he cxlre.Se heat all the c,rcum.
Stances connected with the rocsFtlon and entertain
ment OF President Hayes and other distinguished
guests has boen most auspcious and Nashans OF both
political organizations have Wed with each other aud
iabored heartily together 10 porfcct,ng and carrying
program mat does honor to the city
credit TO the various committees. Tho streets we're
thronsed with people from tho suburbs and surround
Ing towns, and the decorations along the
most humorous and beautiful, tho most conspicuous
being the Telegraph block Noyes block and me county
aud CITY Hail cuIdings Flags were displayed from
iunu merabe privato residences ana suspended
Nam street Mrs. Hayes tue other indies oil The
party wcro intercepted 1T tho Concord Railroad sta
ton and taken In private carr,sges to the
"a reception held, Mrs. Williams and her dau ghtei
Introducing tho ladies OF Nashua VINO called TO greet
tho wives Of tho distinguished visitors. The house
claborntcly decorated with flags and bunting rho
rooms were heavy with the odor OF choice flowers
conspIcuousy and tastefuliy arranged aud the Dun
stable Cornct Band discourscd music IRON stand
erected on the lawn.
AZ Concord station the train which had on board
the President ana those accompanying him vas
-ie rcd n 10 A. l.nG n n
tho centre Of the city, where carriages were wait
ing. The carriages moved through some OF tho prn
cipa streets ~ the following orucrrhe rst carriage
contained the PreSdent oil Tho United states. Hon.
Charles Williams, Mayor Of Nashua, and General
master General Key, Attorney General Dcvens. Gov
ernor b. +. Prescott and Hon. Edward Spauiding
wadIc,sn. Hon. 4. a. Ordwsy. Hon Ira Cross Ad
Jutant General Of tho State, aud Hon. David Cells
The fourth carriage contained Lieutenant Georgo Il.
Todc, United States Navy; Scion ". Garter, state
Treasurer; A. h. Thompson, secretary oil Stac, aud
Hon Frank I. Mexican. Tho Nth carriage contained
Hon. Charles Stott, Mayor OF Lowell; mcmbcrs OF
Governor PrescoIps Council ard Mr. H. A. Msxh,ld.
Tho sixth carriage contained invited guests and Hon.
j. D. ot,crson. The seventh carriage contained IN
eighth carriage contained a delegation from tho
r,0f Bower saos Crowley and S0'S So
onel ID. w. King Tho ninth carriage contained
mcmbcrs OF the school Board, and following II were
carriages containing the members OF the city govern
ment and invited guests. The carriages halted at the
City Hall building, where tho veteran soldiers mcm-
Dcrs oil the Orahu Army oI the hcPuOnc sne
approaches either and the police hold The null.
tItude In check while the Presidents party, invited
guests and the Grand Army OF the Republic passed
into the hail. Tho platform was occupied BY invited
guests and thirty eight misses representing states.
and was decorated with o proiusion OF flowers Tho
President and party occupied slightly elevated plat
form IN front Mayor Williams made the following I'D
dress of welcome
A PEOPLES WELCOME
! Mr.. PRESENTATION behalf of our people and our
local government have the honor to bid you welcome
10 TINS city its hospualitics A VISIT from tho
Chief Magistrate OF tins great country would be
event OF interest at any time President Monroe,
President Jackson President Polk ana President Grant
have preceded you In traversing this valley and
coying respect dge to their high Office and Illus
trious characters When President jackson visitci
the Morrimac Valley IN 1852 he was welcomed by tho
operatives in our cotton mills and
chanics In our SHOPS dressed their sun
day best To-day have prepared mill
tary mimicry, no elaborate decorations, no costly
banquet, but We have stopped big wheels In our
cotton factories VIC drawn the lros IN our ioundres
NJ Qur Ahaua auf NM han In