, 1883-09-22

cades ana CDR peop.e were energetic and ell
terprIs;ns. lCkeer-.l He thark-d the city
tor the cordial we.cOne. c,ngra.uiAted Us oL
our buildings and streets, and closed by paying
grand and mericed tribute to Henry Willard,
speaking At length on has indo.lita5le erersy.
fair aeA lng; Of his having The Des. interests of
the country AZ heart, ant stamped hin as a
man OF the people ald the Peoples flisnl
loud and prolonged c5eerinsl As closing
remark Le staten that all + Pc was watch.
ms our pr,gr.s>, and rfjoiced in our prosper
ity. lCh,.r;
Mayor IanuAtt then announced that
IoS. J H HOLMES. P.
Wou'd make few ,e IsrIls. and as he ai-
yanced to the speakers stand the room re-
sosndrd WITH cheers. The honorable gantie
man regretted the absence Of Mr.. Willard ard
for few mamen.'- euil,,iZ-d America ara
Americans for their unhopndeI 1spitali.y. 10
the Old country there WAS tao litt'e land for
The Deofh here there was to little people
for the LAM Cheer Ons fact struck hin
most fnrcibly, and that was, that in all om
new towns he has visited, the jlils and ,ur.
houses were not the most prominent buildings;
here the school house WAS the principal
edifce. Cheers Ee WAS glad to see Us | ok
Ing out for our intellectually he was also
gisd to see our papers so vel supported. lie
Was here in 1854, at that time the far west
was unknown; Chicago was frontier town,
and ST. Paul and Minneapolis were nothing.
The Northern Pacific has opened up sill this
extent under clou1-port of our people were
n bondage; now thank God all are free.
[ Cheers The Atlantic rai le has bound thr
two countries together with q symplth-tic
cord. His couutryme1 rejo.ced 1t our pros
petty; they also sym1athizsi with Us in our
hour Of calamity. In cur late affection, TIE
death # Garfield from ttesQueen to the sn all
es. subj ct, the sympathy w.ts heartfelt. he
could say much more but tilIe was limited,
.nl thanking the people FOR their cordial re-
cepLion retired AMID r.ptusnus applause.
Mayor Tlnnatt here stated that the German
delegation would be represented hy the Hon.
SENATOR DE CGApEAUECJGE
of Hamburg. The venerable Senator advanced
amid LOUD applause, AMI commenced by sayiaS
that he was bewildered with what he has
seen in this country. Hamburg has been
founded something Ike ! 600 years, bat iuds-
ing from the wonderful Advancement made by
civilization, on the American continent during
only the past ffty years, he dii not know what
would become Of them. He considered the
corlT.,etion rf tire Northern Petite a victory
Tor Germany; he pa,dhg tribute u American
hospitality, ami stated that in this coln'ry
there YVES no darkness, no d"e9ming-ev-ry-
body wss wide-sw IKE and going ahesd
[Cheers.l He rendered heartfelt thanks to
Mr.. Willard for tie gr.ad opp ,rtunity given
hiu, 70 see QUE won erfEl country. ani in Cos
;rc thsukeitL ci..zsIs Of W4lia Waila IL
this grand nva-ion IChee7s,I
Mayor Taniatt then announced That
the Eext speaker would be The
HON. ALBERT PELL,
NJ P, and the gres; authority on English
a., iculjure. The gentleman was loudly
cheersd aud commenced by sey!ng that
N Enslaad there has been SUCCESSION 0'
light Years during which time the crops
nave been a faIiurc, but thank God they
nave been able to cal upon their Amen
can Cousins for succnr [Caeers-i Yet
he claimed some hauors for the OLD cour-
try. I,is u England we owe the 'nven-
ion IL the most improved asrIcui;ula'
imnlenien.s. and What could Te do with
ont them. lie acknowledged that these
Inventions were fostered and developed
II tbis country. We have gwen Old Eng
land lesson that they viii not soon tor
oct While we lead them N prodHc'ioGs'
they lead } ia mests; but he was glad TO
see hat We we're tuTnIng cur attention 10
the arosin- uf b!o2led horses- he a"-
vi,ed MS in our grand good fortune not I"
forget the beauties ofnature, aid oi"' 10
oIr intellectual Development. The speak
~ paid a glowing compliment to the Ia
5i.s for their tipr.l decorations OF TIE
.neaker's stand, and retired amid raf ftur-
Gus api iause.
Mr. Tannstt thea announced thai the
Inst s,,e,ker Of TIE OCCASION would ROW make
. lew remarks. anil introduced
GEIKGE GRASS, ESQ,
,,sc,ber Of the beard Of consulting eng'n 'ef'
NP.R.R. The speaker SAID ne ~'n q
,o,s;,.. brs,enark. 70 BIS ovn dspiemeE'.
and wished to brins fJwa'd tie name o. Oeh'
Anderson, Chief Engineer I the No''h'f.
p.,;Fc who has doEe much toward com
Melting that great trunk nne- iIheeis
O., Anderson vas modest nan. MI
c,,ss said th,t in one Of the h.Eie town
through which they passed vas susPshde" 8
no,,o in German, and whep Translated 70
b;, read M1desry Is great VIRTUE c~'
voa &c, on better without 1t, and he oe
I,.r.d !. Was So. The gentleman PAID
o,os;p- tgibote to our country, cur hosP''ai
i,v and our vast resources and p'ed;''eo
h-,,.f,,th su er. Of rn!imitri prosperity
eIa,ioc by thanking the citizens oi " ALA
Wa,ia Ter their hospitality today lLona
cheers
N.,or Tanu,,s then = < The s;ard, an ;
in .be lame OF the city 4 WA.ia " ana
liked tie guests os Mr.. Willard ior iA'
ro,r,e,v exseDird Us, hop:ns 'hs' -
xop,d 50 renembar Us IS t. return at''' NJ
d.yslop cur resources. Tne Gsrsr-iS
MARKS were Jew but strictly TO tie poias. n' a.
closed by s,ating that the i1diss o. i" 40
Wana had prepared little sonvsn'7s ~ 'h'
-, IS handsome miniature rri-cgiorsd s'tii
-, ., uhes.. and invited each Of tae as
,;,-.,.ssd party to accept OF one
TINS the reception at the court nous
.,o,ss and after music by the band ID
ous,., re.urnei to their carriages aud drov'
h.,l n tie train. At little past II
| o,,l,ck they pulled on. for WAllals J0nc' On
f,om whence. they vii depart. wa the N0''0
erp Psciric, for nome