Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

guest of this city was the foremost nam II
this Union, also celebratedsthe advent of tn
General by firing bombs and crackers III thel
quarters, keeping the acket up long while
Their enthusiasm was likely fired iron
the fact that he was so cordially received by
he greatest dlsntares of their native country
The Grant party was then driven to the
| Governors MANSION which was beautifully
decorated and Illuminated in his honor There
the committee retired, and the dis
nguished party was cordially welcomed by
our highly esteemed Governor and Mrs Kin.
ie.d, III style rejecting the refinement
| polish and warm sincerity of our better
society. After partaking of supper and a
little pleasant homelike chat, during which
the Generals good cigar was not wanting,
the guests retired for the night, and it really
was the first good nights rest that the Gen
eraI aud his family have enjoyed for very
long time
A. an early hour yesterday morning the
streets were throngrd with our people and
strangers. Numbering not less than 5000, to
wJturss the Generals approach to the Capitol
which, however, did not take place until $50
,.rinrk. About o'clock the public school
children and the children of the Orphans
Iome were drawn up III line on either side
IF he walk loading to the main entrance OF
the CrnIto! huiI2ing, and soon thereafter fol
lowed the Carson Guard, G. A. r. and the
tirxjcin Veterans. Upon the approach oi
General Grants carriage the cheerz we're
d, aIenln-, Illustrating in a manner, how dear
lie Was 20 the American people and how shry
renrs,t,e i'., great man. As he allghted upon
, *, p,r5ico ri be- State House, Chef Justice
". II Beatty formally introduced the Gen
er> to Governor klnkead, in apt and well
> .-ct~d l.r4ne3e, to whicr Ills EIceliency
tepied III ,he t5!"'s'lng manner
G.N+R2L: \ yvr, .e.oa1t duty h-o been
placed "ysn ,u- 'n"!.y. huy @4;t1lE a44 tbs
: .iia al A-v.',, ! fendrr 7os - heo,n- |
t4IIJiss II NJ! Ni.t lid So you h.att7 |
-cop,s T., '.rr Nsn u. Ia auius sH, o.
Offer y,M i.,rc YET, it'tte beyond to- s;r4te'u |
hr,a,ass OF ." ,.i,aliing an'! ioy2l cossAHA.ty. |
Il ,u4 c,r!H ..'os $50 "ur tears sUa s7"si1
h0d io":9 "a"' = appreciation "f 2''at
nI-!it tnai: re-! ~, -.,"rs,ai br tia nuiso a.
.urp ~ a. Diar- "f truanI,eo | hop ID
b. th.t 7nu o.: apprec's's our ssco.nr
u 1ao spirit "a sbica it "Esred. W. :nana
.on fni t-a tsr4"" c"ais rad up2a Is l., ga
rtiof st-it .. .-s.rYfI it high!s; and it viii be,
% !nTros - axf!Sol!on frriA Mr.. Grans,1
q u!:ts afuns IN oar gse.nGrl=a EOr ell t!sszs8
si:!vs' ely hope vaut atay Ii sur I5t1t3 WI
- Yls:-.: -; i" 5"0csoIf ald 7our f@.s'!y a1d
: sriii:,.i..s; ,r,tar,s To yoY to e2ah'" you ,o
,,.I-n.i OF f:.vad. IS . not un!mportast
ae'cr IA the ec..nuiuy Of our great and gruE-
- n,,!a!:. Ion AL, latsF III the Day, -
,Ir. It cur ca .rcj.l metropolis, s. recoo
ion sDrrAy nf our pppIIouo centre. A4an
III, as.t ag:in bis! you coro.@l E8lcoms to
u: C.ium, ...a!th, lis C@pitol, ana! all OF
interest," w, A2vs 10 offer you.
G2nsral Grant, With his usual brs7ity but
dmrab.e heartiuess, pressed himself s9 fol-
,ws:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1t gives 1,e grea;
leasuGe 10 acknowledge your welcome 1t has
cen my fortune to be quite a travels? in ouc
opuiry, hut this State and Florida | have a
eve" visited before als specially ple@ sed, c
lerefoIe, to be with you for = brl1t time aid {
20 the Capital of Il State which has done SO
luch for the prosperity of our growing
,untry | am glad to know that this State I
rs done so much to return our country to O
)in basis. -
The Generals speech was received with r
leers and kind remarks which emanated ;,
ON the bottom of tbs hearts of the utterers .
Glowing this the children sang a song, and .
en General Grant and the Committee were =
hered into the Governors apartments Il
hich were tastefuily decorated, and the re- =
pton of the Generals countrymen and J,
omen began The crush was great, but the
,mmittee irst introduced Custer Post, G. :,
R., and the Mexican Veterans, after -,
lich II. F. Bartine, Esq. in behalf of the =
owe organizations, delivered the following -
,quent and stirring address, worthy OF being 90
lnted in golden letters >,
GENERAL GRANT: The memberc of the -,
ster Post and their guests the Mexican !"
terans, in desiring the privilege Of ad- !"
ess!ng you through one of their members,
no idea of INJECTING upon you y long
nded and wordy harrangue. They only tn
shed as briefly as possible, to express their ~,
lthcatlon at meeting you under such
cumstances as these, and their apprecia- DIS
n OF You as a man. While | am not al Oh
,ether certain that my abilities are equal
the task of performing this duty in to
ceful and delicate manner, | freely concede ~
It 1t is source OF Infinite pleasure to me 'o
be able to meet you here and speak few SIC
rds on behalf of your comrades and mine.
II have before you small number OF thus, | ax