The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23


Friends and Fellow. Citizens wish to
assure you that this kind welcome gives me
very great qualification. We do not, am
sue, mistake it's meaning. You are inter-
ested 10 me and those with me, because of
the great trust which under the cons itu
ton and laws has Cevolved upOR US. You
believe with Lincoln that in the perform
ance OF his duties the only safe reliance
for your maj ,tiate ls that divine assistance
without which he cannot succeed. and with
which be cannot fail. My earn, st de-ire is
my pra, er is-lhat in every grave emer-
gency may be 30 guided that all good
citlz-ns Can approve the measures that msy
be ad pied, aud that all may conscientious
ly play for their complete success. My
iiznds, We have three members OF the
cabinet. You will be glad to be introduced
to each.
The president introduced Devens, Key
and others of hia party, each making a
few remarks.
ARRIvALAT CONCORD
The vce-president, Ex-Governor Stesrns,
and Mayor Pillsbury went to North6eld
this forenoon to meet the presidential par
W, and returned with 1t on a special train
at 1915 The depot was thronged, and as
tt train moved in the president, standing
with the e-presldent, ACKNOWLEDGED the
cheers. AS he stepped from the car the
mayor welcomed him The president brief
ly expressed his thanks, and with Evarts,
Key, Devene and Schmz, proceeded to car
riages. Among the prominent gentlemen
were Gov. Ple.cott, Senators Rollins and
Wadleigb, ex Cows Stealns, Cheney aud
Hartman, ex Gov. Bsgley Of Michigan,
W. L Foster, Il. X. Slayton, Matt Head,
M,yor Stott of Lowell and members Of tho
governors staff and city government A
procession of military, flremen aod guests
paraded, Many business blocks and dwell
llngs were decorated.
AN AFTER DINNER RECEPTION.
The party dined at the E gle hotel, there
being many prominent guests. After diu-
ner the president held reception in the ro-
,unda of the state house, 10 900 persons at
tending. After the reception the president
spoke from the front seps of the capitol.
He made due acknow Judgement of the
trt tatment he had received at the hands OF
New Hampshire, aud said his visit had
taken place und4r circumstances every way
favorable. Having alluded to the scenery
and incidents of bis trip, he said
l thought that il was not altogether
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talk polilcs TO them. Men of all partiet
have met me; democrats, republicans anC
lndept ndent republicans; republicans Iha
are sai fed and republicans that arr dista
isfied, Applause and laughter. arr
really ie.l that by the way that lsus,
comes in Il ere j. pretty large crowd here
Laughter But at any late We are her'
not TO talk politics and il does not seen
proper 10 me lLat one 10 my situation
should argue as to measures he think
prof. er 10 pursue, and what you want il
The country as an executive is one tina
shall execute. That l believe TO be bi
du,y and all that want of my country
men is that charitable judgment that /
proper TO be given by men among men
looking each other In the face, who be
lieve upon the whole that the man tn, y ar
looking 10 the tace-whether he Is rlgh
or wropg-atter all means right. [CIie
good aud applause IL is not a goo
thug to say of mtn This intentions ar
good" and there is a prOverb that YER
had place s paved with coed Intentions
Daughter )-snd yet, after all, among thi
people the man That has tue confidence O
the people that he has good intentions hs
gained something, Up in New Hampshir
as ID Ohio and every other state, you di
sire this union to he real union (amer
union of hearts, union of friends Yu
would wish TO have the entire union secur,
not merely by force but by all the If 4
lions of the pr ople in all parts Of the cuuI
try. (Applause.) Now while we haS
had In the past dietrust betwee
sections, alienation, the hostility
bad blood, l believe nevertheless
, that with the caute removed the old ha
mony q d concord may return Lcrles I
good1 and / believe it will reluin and
believe in adopting means that will NAL
il return speedily. [Applause, and cri
of Good.) Then | do not see but in Il
main we agree as TO the most needful THU
). TO be done und our only difference is up'
measures by which We are TO accompll
that ends and thus mu t decline altoPet
er to discuss. Laughter
The president introduced Key in |
), usual style, calling him very honest m
and saying that short residence in Ne
Hampshire would make him good repu
lican. Key spoke humorously. He ss
he was gIeatly surprised when asked
- take a seat in the cabinet, which mig
ruin the president, but was gtatihed at t
spirit in which tie north accepted
event. He asserted that with a few {
y ceptions a fraternal feeling prevailed
the south.
The president then introduced Devt
and Egarts who both spoke. The latter
fened to Keys assertion representing
- friendly feelings OF the south as proof
the sincerity OF that sections desire
harmony and peace. The president hsvi
> thanked tho citizens for atleztlons b
them good night. The party then re
about town.
or sPRRoH FROM WHEELER.
The party visited ST. Psul's school,
turning TO dine with ex-Gov. Stearns.
$. a reception In the evening 1000 pers
4, were present. The president introdu
the vice-president, who said;
o.n .,oa. tha wsoa.nxaol1ank In