Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
The Presidents EASTERN 4


BOSTON, juno 20.-The procession In
honor Of the President formed with
mountsd nolies. hand. oavalrv bstt.lion.
o----n y, a, L..--L...
ouipAu'os sna n n''' 'A'A os''ses'
with tho President and party. including
Governor Rice, Secretaries Evarts, De-
van. R., .rd s.hr,, nov.rnor
-, '-scN",N-n -. nv
ih'cA' uenerA' oohiiey' De ~ hsye'' "'o'
Hayes. W. q. Piunkstt, Harrison Tweed.
and numerous State officers. TWAS . con;
,i,,ou. ~ov.tio, N, N Arnoia sou,,e'
- a.,
whcro tho cavalry escort gave way W INC
| militia. Tho entire infantry Of the State
militia we're drawn nm In fine of battle.
extending north on Warrington street.
Tbe presidentisI marty nasal down the
iins and wss recoivod xith 4 military n.
Int tom s.ch h.tt.IInn Tbo v%syior.
h.,t.iion. and comnsnie. then asnloyeJ
- ,".r.,,ad In in or,,., ,bronqh ,hs
s,r..,. nsrts .nd sou,rcs' heinv rrestsJ
1900 r,on.nt wi,h cbes,. Tor tbs pre-.
Chies" ard otber pstriotic airs.
aid "IslIe. ana 0entIemen I am vary
,lss IN e.cb.npe ereetinm with this pstri.
SStic cs,herinc N liz c@iti,sns m Nort6east.
arm Connecticut. Nv apcestors belonged
IN Windbsm. Connscticut." To Norvich.
Ioudon WIndham. and possibly 70 Putnam
came nv ancestors, the Orchards. Ny
grest.grsndfather, / am told, was with the
company which represented this part OF
Connecticut and went TO take part In the
battle Of Bunker Hill. But, friends,
there's mot time for spcech.msking, and /
am sure you will be Glad TO SEQ those who
have como with us. Allow ms to intro.
duco Attorney-0 General Doyens."
Tho Attorney.0 General said: Fellow.
citizens / am very much Obliged 10 Pres.
ideut HAYES for this Introduction, and I'M
| very clai 10 moet Won this morning. This
INSTRUMENTATION vas mot -unoypected. am
sure tbst from tbis tims onward. mi he
reaches The m~etropoiis az New England.
he President will bc greoted Al oyery sta.
tion I'm tba ssme vsv. The heart al New
Englsn6 alvays lcst, warmly FOR ne pres.
ijent OF The limited States. because New
| England comprebends we'll that n was ov.
inc N the nnion formed by the Unitod
Statcs that ma have become A great and
mighty NATHAN instc.J of a nero collection
Of IndividnaI states. / am sure the spirit
~ on ,s,har. s,iIi ,ivs. In liza sons m
| New p,oisnJ" ia,nIsn.e'
1ho ~prs.IJ.,tISaw siIow mn IA intro.
| ducc you to q gentleman from East Ten
messed, who believes Is you do In . united
country and equal human rights. Judge
Key. Postmaster General. Applause.
Tho Postmaster General said: "My
Friends--It has boon my fortune 10 have
been born In o different section OF tho
country from this. come from that part
of The land OF which you have all beard
the Southland I am glad 10 meet hero
this morning NO many loyal men and loyal
hearts Of New England" Applause.
Cheers were given for the President.
Attorney General and Postmaster General
and the train proceeded.
At blackstone tho President said (:
yellow Citizens~I thank you for this
hearty welcome 10 Massachusetts,. have
the picasure.of introducing to you . gen.
tleman connected with tho ths Adminis-
tration Of the General Government, resi-
ding In Tennessee. He did not agree with
you and me In tho way OF voting at the
last election. but At present he believes a.
growing country"
Postmaster General Key WAS received
with cheers, anil said: my Friends
LOYAL men OF tho ancient Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,, / com 10 You from 4
far of land, aud trust that with me you
love our country, its flag. its Institutions,
and its liberties" lApplausc.l
The President: 1 now have tho pleas
ure Of presenting to you one Of your own
distinguished citizens, y distinguished
soldier In tho war for the Union, At.
torney General Deyons. IApplsuss.l
The Attorney General said: 81 am very
much obliged TO tho President, and I am
very glad to see again the citizens Of Mas.
sachusctts In my own county Of worccs.
Ter. am SURF i am no stranger here. for
known Your devotion when u Was noccsss-
ry to maintain tho Union by the sword.
and now ] hope the timo has come when
all seek rustenance by the arts OF peace
when again citizens shall earn deserved
happiness o. tho loom and anvil. Heartily,
fcllow.citizcns. I wish you success In all
your pursuits, and ] trust We shall soon
hsvca revival OF businesa that will mako
your valley again active with the music Of
wheels and looms, that will give to every
man an honest living md competence
The President then introduced another
soldier and adopted citizen. General Carl
Schurz. General Sehurx said:
"My Pellow-Citixons: Az tho President
has been pleased 10 remark, I am repre-