, 1880-08-10
acknowledgements to tic applause,
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AT CAMNftDHE ::
a short stop was n,a.lc. A1r. Conger intro
tlncetl Gen. Garfield, who said Tint he was
glad to sec tho people, and would detain
them only long enough 10 Introduce Senator
wlo made few relnarks.
AT sAraEHrnwS,
a very small place, there was quito n crowd
with ilagH mid brtlss band. Tho trnir stopped
tU take oil tho Committee from Meattyillc,
and Gen. Oarfcld bowed to the people. say.
Ing: ~ thank YOU. I salute the flags."
lCl,eers.]
At MEANWHILE
tho trntn stopped half an hour for dinner.
There was Il urge demonstration llcrc, tho
crowd numbering several thousand.
The party was Joined BY tic lion. 4. 8.
Dickson, The llon g. n. Pcttis, the Hon. s.
Il. Dick. Mai. .. Y. Dcrlckson, Col. j. Is.
Compton, George Q. Morgan, Of the Mcaf-
vIllc I1ldcr, Cyrus Kitchen, and 1. E. Kilt
man.
Gen. Garfield was Introduced by Samuel 3.
Dick, n. c. lie satd:
Of my 0lti dietrict that feel very much at ho1no
town two thonehts hays struck. nc wG,ei, r.
ss a AZ sg6; st a,s S is 'ss ss M ts
outside tho great Exposition ltuildlng II the In
nt,cca Ut educatioii. Tho other was an
{eps5s hmss:o s ses su i Ssrp:u Sssap aad
put up IL, French groutld. The oxhio!tor #,
chnrRG told thu visit tors. among whom were tho
] our :pai,try % os cvery. section ii and shcre Is
school:holl lko this; thni every child can 60
!" y Without s9st ana sysry I'm NM r. who sIot w ES
build himself d farm house like thMt, aud tho
M 9'yes h@ U. edS firm H. Anp1"1sH w
your own laeor you Gun mako q homo. ati,ll tho
Nation TO which you con como VII xso yo.i tho t land
sa ss ffss tss Fss sReius nj sss sss ss sr' ou Sc
iE saw the au1a msshine1y that in .,a,. waa ex;
Things constitute tho material, intellectual. md
dosssts o.y q or ooe xae MSw; en s
leBe locking down upon us. It Is tho REPRESENT
ntfye Ut ono ot thes.' ideaH. look upon your
oshoT. and 200 your homes scattered nil around
nB, 50 that sosi hnte tho trntty Of forces ihat
hetr to make us great NatioH and y, yo,', an IN
zcns, for lnja grcas welcome. [App!ausc.l
Representative Conger spoke for several
minutes while tho rest OF the party dlned.
Tic dintng-room was surrounded By curious
people, There was firing OF cannon, music,
and iuuci. enthusiasm.
aREESy1LLE.
Tho next stop was Grcenville, Pa., where
crowd OF several hundred gathered mid
cleered rs tho train rolled up. bfr. Dickson,
rs member Of Congress Of that district, pre-
scntcd Gen. Garfield, who WIS greeted with
three cheers, after which he addressed tho
asselnblaga as follows:
FHLtoW-C1rIzBNs: l am glad to greet you.
Nn fitt1v Rtt3n lust 1Ut1r enough to MIKE bow
and say ao,od.by, not to mako specch. ! thank
Al snESASao,
Gen. Garfield showed himself from the rear
platform and simply said:
just phssins through, and step out to soc.
- Tile crowd clieered ard the traiu passed on.
At o1lANGEylLLE,
Gen. Garfield said to those who gathered
around the station:
FE1IowcET1zsxxs; xs:,o oelqye @ they e3y ws M
tposinss! I'LL s!stat536h Sest5 3hioS * voisc weI
have 6een friends @ ts sseut ShIle, and hopo to e.
friends .n,!ch longer. ! nm glad % " meet @ you: a
hnyo al srssted sSsa u F aaa
AT HU1sd11IIL
Gen. Garfield was simply Introduced; bowed
bis Acknowledgements, and tho trnln
BrED on TO CORTLAND,
which Is I'll hls Congressional district,
where flags wero Displayed, a band Of music
p.yed nd ost r. e. Ct ta tue ,g"1 RogaeG Of 'e e
linn. L. A, Rcid. tho Representative OF that
district III Ills Oiiio Lc9islatul1. assufl,pi
tho tl,ltles Of master Of ceremonies.
Sieil' tlatheM sa!a'
FELLoW-GlrtzENs: am at homo again with
YOU and ko better M 4 TO- be 'n So'aserca g y yonr lseI
ever else may happen. ani worry glad to bo
thus grooted. afttr this i1uK Journey; anu litter
sooing 20 many etrango faSes It Is nlcnsnut to 10
ereeIed py th9ae 9aye 9 known fqr H. ~ many
tanooua way on such short notice. You haso
been kind to mo for many years. and cannot
but thank you.
| He bowed hfmBolf into the car, but. on be-
Iug informed that q shot box would cause
some delay, he roappearetl and said:
Fp1rn,x,f,rTtxrns. W., whit n nnutc for
hnr hnT "nd mn Vnr,, MIN IL il mi hnvr thn
,"opr, nHs ~ ,ntrnd,,r,ng r. xn,, Ennyrcasmor u
H. Wiitn,na. of TIseoflsi,,. s@ ''' ~
"1Vi'ii.s IT, 1ViiiIanu .vna srenrfnp Con
eart'ni. ,Sas @ kant h,,sT shae,nr l.nn'a S;iti
HAtAe!M VIVA hGp. pas3 sH"ntnk H. n*a!sus W."
i!loso WHO pressed around tae gar taatiofhl:
llerc, as elsewhere, men would cling 70 tie
Af0n4 Till HnnlH tilnN after thu train Rt1Ft-