, 1880-10-09

man who had ever been found lighting Tor
s s90e IL cayle wS w1s efsr ne a Ro
form. jAppia,tsej The speaker closed by
tint no, Ind not come. here
70 nlako . sprccl. lll,nsclf, but rntflef %
speaker lIc would cnlt on wos!tl hu Mr. =,
q. Masou, upon. whom would !leyolso tho
pleasant duty Of welcoming Mr.. Hughes.
MIL MASON
said Tint no Gift Of speecl,, was needed 10 ut
tGr tlle Weicon,o from The l,earss nf tho pep
DISTINGUISHED Wlnst. Tl.o welcome was not
theirs n'one: all tho ac!on! anil college boys
yol'Ilg anH 2l. Jo.i.sd viz, uon tn tf!o ear.
s kes Setuf ApsssE AS{seiE ftf sr ssvd e de bdSs m%s
70 anotller ratlun, ho wns 10 stranger. Al
i1ns and wcli. More thin twenty ysats iI iI,nd
snpsf o,, snee III I1%s @ rasn H4xe' td ,Ga y. rs of
book were 80 vivttlIy described that they
seeinntl TO Ivy In tho h1nem memory and to 6eeome
part Of ourselves. They hatt played ..,i wit1'
j,ai ii on i"s Saturday "i,is nissht lid helped
% %Ton l'rown III lis t3|Eht w'th II ,,s ny
And when Tom Brown, went to Ok
fHrtl, they were glad tn. follow
him, and find him there taking part
nce Ilis lid Rugby friend East there, ana
those who now saw alnl eUnycrsel will. Mr:
MuEes ~ av eo eass see ~ ,vc, h G aro a ~
" t!'u !t"'i9 EltulHEN15 MH1sH @t' o"o VI
tne r; gtsmt e|lar,s % - as raf, ons o,uao to
~ ~ npi,MS npssa a,in, M m eamMacttoa, Win thp
Chicago Public Library, and assured lII,n
lint tl,e American people Ind not forgotten
MH ta H., ,i ss,t ;o 9erass t,c "snm a.
H.. ti,a ~ ,i,nt n H. net ,",o ,vonn IN
thelr stfifs ior Nstio,,al ex{stsnss: 1T =, ~ Gne Y
tsp 5 ta o.hef t1os oi Ie ea1, ,srs ,aa a. a.
MS o eGii1tse a,ev tia, tnip,gIse, a ,' ,e ~
pMpitS XII for Goaa tSe. '''o" ''A' ~ "' NV
IA % %te !. to sh1 go Wo1kgl'ia1y 81 aKs9
@ n H. Tu s1a H. 'S arantatIs.inap ns wnra ,,o3v
sirm aa ~ +, ,'pG III II tast f fn,,n
1v" ~ anin,,v ~ M ~ Enr1sI,mnn IN Enst semi,"s.
ssse,Li9t uG 9oo9 sncceSs @ p MniSm 's ho rGa nna
.c psss WSJ ", & q ;as ~. VIZ ~ AuM sor ~ .a ~ ~
spenkiSr p;ii, det gao 1a wnsn TIC Ut nynta ~ u G ey
Rmui,y. wi!icl, ~ te % 'iourd t1o coli e"jonIsts valid
build HP nso n"asi Sou'ty %ere nnp
HWY ~, 1,,,,,nn nn nto""s "o"'" eto" ap w Aoho'
'ls tonl,ncI: i,ej:,,a ,,,, H., .non,.or yor n,
t,aa ~ ,ht.;"s ,a t,n,,. n @ ~, Ra,,,,I. tbav
sse IMEs MS tnn o. I 70 M .n G
.v r,;n u ri,n LILY ci mH NY nm, cont',,anh ~.
nnn1s,ag aiansn ii"Raes' Lou" anu eon''hueo ap-
p'aGsu ~ tho ,,,,,,,ea r,,,o,, rrcetof1
&>'''' ''' "'''sns' m's ,,uanns ""sn s''''''
on rising Ind passed. away, tho guest OF the
evening said tllut he sincerely returned
thanks for the kind manner III which tho
Society haa welcomed h: H. lS,:, was snbar;
lle felt quito incompetent to rise, III l(5 sur
nrise, to tho nights reached by tic previous
speaker. lie lind forgotter many Of tho tnei-
,lcnts In tho books wh1ct seemed 50 fresh Il!
not be an honest ,nn,i II he did not sny that
tito co0rtng, which lit hts Kindness In llnd
passed up6il tile acts Of Ills fAlr. IluElies')
|lfc, was too heavy. Tho speaker felt
first limo liz had received the hospitality Of
tho cttizcns Of Chicago. 1t gNrG hiM great
PLEASURE to RECEIVE II to-day under tho Ircsl-
tenGy Of his frien9 1n ~. tllo left lMr: ilor.
botll sides Ut the Atlantic, anil whose hes
itnncy at acceptlng. citizenship from tho
United Suites causet!! him, l!o wonder. But
when lie remembered that, le. was most
When lle became part Of the Erai,d clttzer-
shin Of EnKlsi,tnen on tllis sitlu OF tho At
lantic l,a would 10 found stesl,lfast aid true
American. It seemed to tho speaker tllat
Mey hoy wsrs aole oya pstnt a bet9sr % Eaese ns
tlIni, before. IApplausc.J
1t was about ten years ago to-day, tlp
speaker said, that 1la WINS entertained lii CHI
c;gu by n stall body uf its yuit,ig men, Soy
ural of WHOM ls lad hatl tho pleasure Of
meeting on tho prgsent occasion, a1d NIL of
whom, he was glad to learn, were now pros
porous citizens Of tho Grent Republic. 1t
gnyp hin, great pleasure to welcome them
agnln md shake llAlds VII th tkent..
Ills experience Of America was that 1t WIS
mllel better country than the outside world
kuuw OF; it wns Il better country than he had
been led to believe. III EMglaluf the Idea
prevailed that the American people were
given to surrel,ttering themselves too much
to tho pressure n,ll excitement Of ltfe,-eer-
tailily In much grentcr degree tl.an 10 tho
people OH the other side Of tho Atlantic. lie
WIS not sure about that, llUwuyer. FruiIl
tho men liz lind met during tito current tluy,
It seemed to Him rs II the climate OF tho
country they lived in and the nanl,erof their
where. lle was sure wl,rn he first slw tllu1fl
| tint the eight young lnun he hutl met tu1i
years ago could bear comparison with eight
| young Men he hnd anywhere seen,
mud tho present gathering, represent.
illg tho highest cutturo Ut the city,
gathered to do honor to 8tranger,-llo. mol
| II Htrut,aer n frtni,tl frDlu another country