The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15

Utilunut Reception Nj. toniiing's speech
Albany. Au.,iA Scuntor Coukling reach
cl th....t, THIS afternoon from New York. ON
v.rt o. Ui,a. II ira, .lhei in pala'" car.
no.. Wis accompanied hy Postmaster James
and Dwight lawrence. II .wa- tnlcroda rc-
rtf.uIy .c.til.n- OF tins aiy TIL senator
" n'rNl 'cd and welcomed 10y tine Hon.
lU..s W. ~. khan. to whom he responded as
follows:
N,fi,thc spot which man calls his home,
~ r..r ui his hrth rs tho dear - spot in all
IN. world. For me- tN h.rtN pllcr spot iS
Ai.uy. and hcnr. follow "inn-. YOU can
r,Al. lis und .rstaud the pleasure tn which !
rr.tt YOU. ! M. " many oi your Hih"r~, ana
m % CHILD one ct my grrHt' II atmiraiiou~ WIS
tnat elegant gentleman Who's" sou ms J"1'
spoken of mo to YOU 80 terms ~ $50 nlu 20 kini-
moss and courtesy. A. "a man have known me
son. and 1t always gives me- great pleasure To
crrriv thank v0u for this vrrrtIug. Hnl for the
realization thus given of the ili thut ~ am
Albanian shall have place on nc ron "l your
uf Your regard. and bog tn assure YOU tuui u M
In. mat concerns your int r. u gr that OF Your
CT, can ever be- a matter of ini,l.r,ncc To- ne.
TINS -tut. ~ CIV of Albany. stand nE a. t,r
mouth ui the Mohnwh and tho head 90 th' llud-
ron. 10 thr mldri of aNul''N tn Hhrul Mm-h
f.r beauty | have never soon. mas 30 10" "a
eDur. u. of pride fo Nuu AGAIN ut inr say that
u..rrhe Indifferent o. It's Interests ur yours.
vl.tnvrr my lot or station. hn,r no intention
OF INJECTING a luns. st surrHh uton you, ana
n.,an thanking you for thus greeting uid YOU
ndiru
The senator LEFT On thc . o'clock train Tor
Utica.
SCHENECTADY. Aug. n.-sonator Conklins on
route 90 Uucu. WIS Welcomed On his arr ,n at
uirdrplt her. this evening hy "a large crowd 81
rit|1'us and salute OF MY guns. lie made
brief speech from thu ear platform. thank NJ
the peuplc for the honor done him.
The RECEPTION IL UTICA.
UTICA, Aug. 14.-1h' General Committee Of
Arrangements from Ultra and the county for
IN. reception Of senator Conklne met him at
Iittle Fails where there was very hearty
greeting on the part If the people of that place.
Thcrcw"rc -alut, =. illumination ami fireworks
Senator Conkliug mad" "a brief acknowledgment
Of thu welcome and the train spci on to Utica
reaching here 50 f. VI. The Utica Citizens
Corps - ortcd senator Conkline and the COM
mitcc to Bags square where the militia and
civil organizations ~ Utica and coun-
~ delegations chc"rrd the party and
fell into line Tho route through
Grnoscc. Hopper. and Kuisers streets
a. senator Conklne's residence was brilliantly
illuminated. and fireworks were displayed at
all points The grounds around the residence
were handsomely decorut with Chinese LAM
terms and lighted with locomotive lamps S'na-
tor Herman. in behalf Of Uti. and Oneida
county, welcomed Mr.. Conklins as follows;
W. teNkti>e' TN. large mg,tins . ciuWn, rom Al
u, s,s LIZ, rh,f i 1'lv , t'' i
Which YOU are held hv the community in " b YOU live
The tcnu,mcn here n.id arr, your u,-hnor. They
r. fm uca ana we ~ iDnnlin. c"uti, lh,N nave
sf,wn 'Sg irg9 your esl msn,o arl hare ~'' -
~ ',"' i t'' ~. c " AZ uu'' % 10y
rome hen, t4nehi 10 .ti NOR r,nri ud r,,t 'of
express their sraiflnii.n that 500 have -Alv
fufn.i rom YOUR .n,y acru.. the Atlantic Co tile uid
World 90 restored health nnd ,ucnsin. aui 90 tni,r Hru
Na IT.. ",ni w a. Ky l 81 ' ll i',.' ''' w
Tom -sy toyou, Mr. conAlns welcome bach to ruea,
Mr. f,nLliny p,ade tho following, resronsa.
a.-,''',.
MR.. COMBINES SPEECH.
Ifany man could fity acknowledge and ro-
fruud h. all this am not he Such welcome
su h "a magn iic,nt manifestation Of goodness
nut generosity. would be- memorable in a life
OF usefulness and worth t. which | can lay no
claim. It, most agreeable feature II the absence
OF party lines. Anon. those from whom IL
CONE are mnny who have differed with me in
the .haru pnntl al collisions. of the l,Asi. For
,,r ~ - ,,-,,,. ,.,r &c., M. - s,',.j IN,
contests often winged with a heat and nrlor
winch has not ALWAYS stopu.d f.ar with nrr,
d.ir,r.nce OF political opnlon. To-nigh, tn"
nrighhors and friends h. .re,i "A mel Ahbnr and
friend. Twenty years l. Il great Willie Su'e
II begnu time with his frosty iluserr has 'oYlnd
nnd slvrrcd mHuy "a brow. and | 'nn say truly
that no word harsh or singing toward a pol IL
cal opponent eyer passed nay liIS whleh would
not tonight gladly recall. Speaking % Demo
crats not less than To- Republicans; speaking to
the organ iNition- and 1, the individuals who
have bestowed all the trouble which this
demonstration att SIS speaking to my hon ~
colleague in the S"natr. who has com" her" To-
say eloquent and undos"rv.i words sprnk n
10 all my voice can rnaoh, r. nder YOU the ac-
in measure hrnped az every sentiment OF
friendship you ,an feel for me- or minr.
Dis claiming tho cred generally NJ rihod TO
me by senator Herman. am glad Of II public
oraslon 70 rrirr o. ON" OF the most pleasing n.
cidents Of my public service" During the brief
time that We hay" hoen colleagues ia the > mite
"" have been called tou.i on gu"stions oi deep
c.n'ern /" u. STATE 81 lurk ana 10 very
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