New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
CHEERING GENERAL LOGAN.
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN lERkiMEN'
,NrurslAsrl~ CROWDS GREET mn AT EVERY
srArIos ArrrR LEAVING WEST FONT

rNruvsIAsTl~ CROWDS GREET MN ~ h'i
STATION ArrrR LEAVING WEST FONT
nr ft1rGRArn - rur rmnuNEl
urpxtvrn. Aug. f1.--lhis has been great
A, ror n r,f,,ner 1he arrival here this afternoon ''
uo,,rai and Mira John A. Logan, who nfe 'o o' Wv
guests until rhursdv OF Senator ana MIS- """l
M,uer ,v,s male the occasion OF demoe'u''on ,"
vbict n 10 med "a though he ~ P'pu'u'" " -
stuer county participated stNoe ana hou''s N'r'
IT, ti,l with naqa banners and Other decorations
rts militia torchqht clubs and the band were o." ~
,,rce noo ming lnnon added voice to The Welcome 'i
TN h,no,od gletA senator Miller eU h'."
,cea thls morning ana met "cnef" ioA,
ami his party at Albany Ut
Al evory sutton after leaving Wcs Point ciow's N'ro
rathotci. hands playing and cannon booming l"c
reception watch the people gave General J. ga M m',t
thr rn,d was OF highly On huR'astic character ''
W vroom,p, secretary ~ M Ncw-iork state Oomm''
toe aud General b. g. Priest Of tho New Nolk 'on'a'
taad accompanied The parry O. lorhmct MH '"k'"
srcrcafy 4 n Hail. 10 aHp with him. Upon tue allN''
80 ,n, ain morn Al daO D. M Senator Logan hcll nm
Informal reception Tor about an hour ~ tho hs's
man House aud met leading cttohH "l 'he '''"'''
rhs greeting aoaofd,d the Nioe itcadohtlm '"h'"''
Ma a. most cordial oharaoiet Aer tho reception inc
p,fty tolk oirrases for an hours drive through Inc
,troets ~ tnii auual little city, after WHOA TOOK
no..tss on OF platform IN front of The tily Han who're
Inc speeches were 10 be made The weather was hean'"
and tie crowd the coaest atentionto the iehar"s
81 the speaker.
Judge Prescott was Hhdl iAl tt' AH"'"' So" ''4-
,peuiug remarks. Noticeable on the platform were
Eeneral T. E. Spinner, OK Treasurer OF the United
States; Congressman skinner, I. A. Brown ana
niny others prominent in NeW-hOrA Sta'e Pohllo
Renator Miller when arose 20 make snort sieech III
Introducing General Logan was q eete1 in most en-
thisastic manner He expressed LIS great gralho"uo
at be1c able 10 add TO the pie OF his townsp' ope
by bring their quiet village and maHg them ac
ouainted with of the most distinguished
30 gal ant soldiers OF the country General Logan uu
no. come here h said, on any political purpose pu'
unplv 10 III fl promise male long ago thai When n
went nacS 10 his Western home he would DC guest o.
scn9tor AIers for few days. lie said he had promise
10 show his guest the b. aucs Il th Mohawk Valley an
Its gen rou people this au-p uon dy was serving
rs an excellent iutroduc ion 60 both over "ehty nNe
years ago senator Logan wa, elected to Congr - iron
hs Illinois Distr CT. In 1861 he resigned his seat m
Congress and going back to his home he ra sed reg
rnsnt the defence the liberty OF his CO niry by
Lis lis, through his own silll gaI'hiry ana
ability he rapidly rose until le was M0oI-Geherh aAi
The ony man coming from civil life WHO during the war
w. ever In command of a whole ARMY senator Miller
afler giving briefly sketch o. LOgau's career Is q
soldier a. 4 Sta esnan, concluded Introducing lin.
REMARKS OF GENERAL LOGAN.
when General Logon arose tn Widest applause
gee ell him. After had suo~dsd he spoke 'or ABOUT
twenty mi utas lie explained tha bis visit was sinp
u nI promse made 10 >enator Nj er TO visit niID at
his home r spoke Of he his1r ground over which be
haa passed during The day Will coming 'rou NestFoht
sud % the brave men OF Eevo utiolyr time Who had
d.flulc 10, hDcru OF TIA p-0pl. tn mo mug tr
lad hrou-At to ms view seen ny which seemed "hfh
flnel.I lt ma ure 20 have .e.n adYrlci p} tD - t-
4 rs % Heaven. ali enriched by the ton " ot.
wiz al tat grand. rich AMI beal tfl u" spoke ~
me fertility of the soil he en- Ky of ihe people Jc
Ciur.hc tUe -oh0Ols. ID m ma ar h'lh- ana ihr h'h
ISM residences thai DO ted the Nld-o1 an oppressed
mo tti.f tUaJ The sur ouu1ug, S-o'uI induce
mon to live IN state OF Itte ana
r,5l.f,| loeship He spoke the stte of
SeU York Is way forem0s ia The defence OF the one
st ton ami liberties o. N. NniI, .s a.|.t. e,H 30
raise nor hand and lend support 90 fh' ioienr pl
q ia. T. pub c lie reterre o. the pfospe lt o' ll-
Vyaoe co and of It's Iich promises io tt lu f q"
Tn Nhart whole people ana t'cir l-l % ENJOY
nj tic prvlcnes secured % TO IN m HIS listeners Wei
Ieup ed az iact that they caiued more liberties and
greater prosperity thJu any OF cr people ON iir go %
Seuoral Logon brought the ears 'tue csc, OF many an
old We craI 10y his hing words olc c o" en- IL
Gio.eI bF thantng the NcOpH tr theI bihu WrltDih'
nnd han lsouc denomination.
After the speeches tHe party was driven O ~cnii
Miller residence situated on cImmiu7uE cm en-,
where perf.ct view Of the M iuHWH valley was oi-
filmed. of little cannon tu front 81 inc mouse
sen Iorth vigorous expressions or thrif Weicour'
review OF No. different Orennzauo1s IN N ptrade n,
Cprred op the lawn and pndc'ed LOUDLY enccu't ny
A. riIri favs OF the setting sun -hilh- IHu
a. hind fba ver.lue-covtrcd bills in 'hc west AltcE
Inner reception neld ln tAe house" "a Il hN oI'u-
al Indies and gputlcnrr were present. a11 was
~ do % iuant social event. The re cpf o. VIII ithe
,iar. ON thu mex. TWO evenings On .ursda' Gene
toraU ,ut.,upates g. n Do I'm a. Lawrence and Jthrr
puu Commit just what points he VIII NHt ht 'Nhn"i
tst tn ffivrlv vet lie he due 20 DnrA ON An.h' -'
an h Will visit rs many places "a nos3Ue 'h New
Nsrt 10. 81 before going Wraf PIE has ioWnd A. iLp's-
te toarccut one-t NTH of the Invita- Ous requesting As
IL -puuu 20 various points.