The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-24

those who have read of your political con-
fl cts know, bv teaching a great lesson In
education Your to snsman, Gen. Head,
was made impressvely to feel that the Q y
pie of New Hampshire insist upon mans
being able to spell his own name. (Cries
of "good, good" IL is q lesson that will
never be forgotten by him, and never will
be forgotten by any of us. You had your
own way ab ut that, and then you had the
government too, and it is great thing for
the people to have their own way and let
,ther people alec have their own way. l.
is said Of US Yankees that we are meddle.
some, but thI- i5 not true. 1t there Is any
thing that Yankee may be distinguished
by, 1t is the carefulness with which he
tends to his own business. But then he
considers every peoples business his buei-
(Applause and laughter
The train started amid cheers.
THE RECEPTION AT NASHUA.
NASHUA, Aug, 90.
The citizens of both political organzs-
tions united to prepare a reception for the
president. The streets were thronged and
buildings decorated Mrs. Hayes and the
ladies of the party were taken from Con-
cord station to Mayor Williams residence
where reception was held. The ladies
of Nashua being introduced to the guests.
| Tue house was decorated and a band play
ed. A. Concord station the train train
with the president and friends was ar
ranged and the Nashua and Lowell railroad
arriving here they rode through the streets
| hal 1,pn linn ~
tanning the party and prominent citizens.
At the ciGy hall the party entered with the
veterans of q. A. r. Thirty. eight misses
representing the states, and invited guests
occupied dec ,rated platform. The presl
dent occupied slightly elevated platform
IN front. The mayor made the address oil
welcome.
MIR .esident-On behalf of our people
and our local government, have the hunol
10 BID you wecome TO this city and to ilt
hospilalllies. a visit from the chief mag
giotrate Of this great county, would be ar
event of rare iuie est AT any time. Piesl
dent Monroe, President jackson, PIe,i
dent Polk, aid President Grant have pre-
ccd-o YOU In iraversing this valley and re
ceiving The respect due their high lll :,
and illustiious characters When Piesi
oen' 'ckeon visited the Merrimack vale,
in 1882. be was welcomed by the opel q
| tives III our cotton mills and mechancs II
our chops dressed in their Sunday brst
To-day we have prepared no military min
icry, no elabOrae decorations, no costl,
banquet; but we have stopped the hl
wheels in our cotton factorie', we hav
drawn the fires in our toundries, VIC hsv
ii ,sed our sh ,ps, oar etores aId bank II
order that our operators, our mechanics
our business men, our wives and children
Ike the generation that preceded US, ma
have an opportunity to tesliiy in som
agte, able and unmlslhk able way the big
appreciation in which they hold your Offict
your character and your services. o
their behalf | again bid you welcome. The
, welcome you to their hearts and homes.
The crowd was then allowed 10 shab
t hands with the president, hundreds of thel
L being disappointed as the time was limitet
After the exercises in the hall grand pr
a cossion was formed to the hotel. AT Il
c | barquet Gen, Stevens mads the welcomi.
speech. A o'clock the president al
; party depart fer New York via. Worcest
8 where reception will occur.
: AT WORCESTER.
b WORCESTER, Aug. %
J. The president and party arrived IL
evening. They were escorted to the bot
: by the military. The streets were dense
!, packed, buildings decorated, salute fire
Il speeches by the pre'ident, Key, Dever
. Evarts and Senator Hoar.