, 1880-10-09

rItory and he told me il was q, 900; that was
ahons AZ hish As l put IL ten years ago, but in
;ons upon the cars found a gentleman from
Your t''wn and l learned that the population Is
'S,vto now. Important as that advance in
po,pla,i'n is-Sbout 20 900 ip ten yrars-mr
ludgemen. i. that with the advantages Of sol
and climate You have, that the next ten wears
VIII give You hSe times great an increase as
sou have had IN the last ten years Japplause,.
And thfs pat Of the Walla Walla country will
undoubtedly have the lions share 1t j. hardly
necessary 10 carry Goals IN Newcsstl. 50 shall
not further t.lA about the climate Of this Cum
try. There Is large community thA, / wish
:" call att n'irn Ia. and that Is known rs the
central Western States, Kentucky. Ohin, In
a'ana, Missouri and Illinois. Ncne of these
Ea'e the advantages yOu have. You had AMI
s'avr : healthy country 20: the esrly settler. |
csnrc: mist Ike t. Look AZ that tile girl
with Ter healthy cheeks, that spss for it.
>el;-tfst J. i IL = no: boy ti=u.k:erD That
is oue"t th- great alVan,t ;es You b. se over any
c"aatry settled by our f.taer- tb;t with the
o'aer Advantages It properly adv-r ,>ei-And
fancy can b- 81 U.s. tn YOU ~ a. aiye-risin.
neillni; II n thai way can be cf Use to You
| shall te s.ad. Lo4kiag u: yogr sdsantases
! bsve No !"ub: you az des-:aei . have a
large immigration 20 Nash-r. .on Ter ;sory.
/ Mas told Gy he 60 Irteius ce;tlC nen who re-
c-lNei U, tEat We are t. meet the people of
" ala N-'a n c.her wOriI that We are to
have 4 re- ep.ion. which n" rs a friendly shake
Il the hand | am cad upon the whole that
W shall get through With he GL-se-b BE par.
iisnt here =. the Gepn: 81 that in the future
Te 81 al NJ ready ~ h-.tr frum YOU Having
-.on= that, IN III have de right To call
upon me FOR sj-ech u Avn [ Al gh .er} We
have here Grn-rtl Shrgnal aud oes -e'ary
itnsey, both oi whom are eloquent ,alkers
and 1t Is ciIe 0f my ..4mu>cmrnts +, tut them
mp So high ,hat when they y -e5iy tnev viii
Ier' eni5Lrre>sed- Gov. RLps-y Is q You know
an oic campaigre- and always gre through
well and Gen. Sherman YOU know 10, i also
an odd camiaisrer and gees thrcn h fnely even
!; II : marching through Geor.i'. tapr'-rSel.
Inns finished the Pre- idelt's >p'eh ID
Gov. RAMSEY AMI Ger. Sherman 10 low ed Alih
a few ieIiaiAs ci similar purpor! 81: ve.y hu-
niorOus.
EX-GOVERNOR RAMSEY,
H-eret1ry Cf War. who is a very elo99sn. ta!ker
ali kept the a9di-rre in continual SIN with
his "IttIcIsms and applause with his .mpli-
inentary remarks Of the Country The secre
iary gave 4 short review Of the par-y's journey
- Wala Walla and expressed hopes hat the
next tine thy came il wnuli be by dire ruute
e'a rail Is: response tn calls fhr Gen. Sherman
the hero Of the
MARCH THROUGH GEORGIA
Made NJ appearance AMI re pond wi'h an
Iat"7n,l Talk ON the subjcc; ni rAirolas his
to'Ir Il y 1 90 Wllla Wahl an IT. bright
p.,~pe for the future. Aztec pea ei calls
VI = Hayes MAS introduced an sui ingly
bowed - tie tLIo' Z; sf..r vie, the party
were ushered into The Garages. Inc ioilo~ Ing
Is the order o. line and march:
l. Mounted poi'ce.
> Ilrst Cavalry Land.
3 Five companies OF the 1st cav.lry under
Capt. Meteor
l. Carriage 'utaining the presi len:ial par
ty, committee Of arrangements and city council.
,. WaUs Waiia band.
g. Walla Walla Gusris
Z. Artillery Company.
s Washington eIig,ne company.
y. Tiger ea.ine company.
10 Hook ( Ladder company
IL cItiZ-'tS in carriages.
Tne procession moved up Main street TO Sec
ond, Secunl u Popl'r. and up Poplar to the
resiienye Of Jas. Ward where quarters are pro
vided for the patty.
INCIDENTAL NOTES.
Judge Wingard's speech was replete with
facts relating to our country in general, and
decidedly humorous. especially when he dwelt
upon the chances nf our becomiE; 4 state, and
the ''cut and dried" officials who have been
waiting for i. quarter of 4 century for an op-
portunIty To serve the dear people.
Secretary Ramsey predicts that inside Of ten
wears his native state of Minnesota will only
he resting place sor the people of the Colum
bia basin. He looks tn. very embodiment OF
hone-ty.
MIR. Hayes received more applause than any
nf the other visitors. She is kind mntherly
lo"kins lady, and appears much pleased with
everything.
General Arsworth of the o. r. L y. Co.,
Is among the crowd
The President evidently does not stand on
ceremony noT that he is among the people.
The tirst break he made WIS to advise the boys
tn break tn barriers that kept them away
from the RECEPTION, platform and they did 1t
with a vengance.
All rr-se To the party. especially the Presi-
dent, that in their speeches they condemned
all sectional animosi,y and Ill feeling.
Mr.. Secretary Ramsey and DIR. Day are old
fNj,Ums. but il view of the fact that The DIR
Is uumaIr ed, the Secretary reirained from
saving how many Years 1t was since he knew
him.
Henry Failing, Esq, of Portland, is one of
our visitors
General and Mrs Howard came in for
:,o0ily share Of enthusiasm.
G-n-r.l Sherman says he Is an older Nalla
! Walltian than any Of Us he is railrold man
and gave great encouIf,ement on the pro-
grrsS nf the Northern Pacific.
The most novel feature OF the decorations
was conceived hy th- IrTeIreSible Billy Myers
who had =, 1--we black bear on n pole at his
cIler with Frank Foster as bear teamer. Mr.
! UrSa made his best bow to the Pr, sidential
| party the procession passed.
Portland men say that Walla Walla is bet
ter decor at d and more enthusiasm dis i,iayed
than IN their own civ.
There Is great deal Of human nature about
! our v,SiturS.
! Through the uncalled for officio1Sness of an
| iriivi..ua! tic Presidential party came very
near ing sent nff tie platform bef,re the
reception even cnmmerced.
The President pTedi, IS an unparalleled emi-
| grafton TO ,hs county within the nest five
! years.
! Mr. Alfred Holman. Of the Oreyo nan, ac-
comp.pied the Presidential party an seat his
| dispatches IF fifteen minutes alter tn. recep
! tinn. We acknowledge the pleasure ot call.
The President al party require rest, ciii-
zens /; let us he charitable. As General Sher-
man said when he shook hands with US . don't
/ do it again, its Contagious.
Mr.. Pre- >id-nt let us inform You that 10 nd
| ~ bushels Of wheat per acre Is ,xa, ;erati"n
and General Sherman. as \ member uf the
Smithsonian Institute. can receive all th-
prof he requires. Will an affidavit fr ,m our
farmers be calculated to convince you OF the
same.
Fare-Thee-Well.