New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
Johnson not hurt More trouble Is e1pecVeu anu
there Is good deal OF excitement here.
GENERAL LOGAN AT CHAUTAUQUA.
A HEARTY wELcoME-sPEECHEs OF GENERAL To-
GAN AND DIR. VINCENT.

A HEARTY wFLCOME-sPEECHEs OF GENERAL To-
GAN AND DIR. VINCENT.
CHAUTAUoUA, n. Y, Aug. 16.-General Lo-
gan arrived here to-day u o'clock He was cheered
the dock Mayyie, and received royal greeting as
be landed here from the ST amer Wenona
H. was accompanied by John W Vroonan. Secretary
OF the Republican State Committee, and his private sec
retary A. b. Hail. OF Chicago General Logan expressed
himself greatly pleased with hs reception at Buffalo
He received Mayville by Lewis Miller, president
Of the Chautauqua Assembly; F. H. Root, OF Buffalo;
william A. Duncan, ~ Syracuse Dr. Flood. OF The As
seaby Herald: ex-senator L. B. Sessions. OF Panama;
Daniel Griswod Major W = Cameron ID. II. Hast and
9th r leading gentlemen from jamestown and also ny
the Young Mems Blaine and Logan Club OF jamestown
under Captain +. I. swoetlaud.
The Rev Dr. John II Vincent. Chauauqua's suTerin-
tenden OF Instruction, addressed the General as follows
General Logan II gives me great pleasure to welcome
you to summer resort on Lake Chausnqua We rave
ere people rom al portions OF tue land the ma
with 1t IL our pur' ose to dihuse wholesome ana
worthy IDEAS thrOu-h this and all anss ana TO promote
education and culture In tie homes OF al people.
General Logan responded rs follows:
Dr. Vincent and gcnl men, the fame OF your great IN
suton has become worlI-wGe u nls seht 3lI 10 or
American people lts rs influence and knowedIe unt
it, aggregate mbes mighty mood biessihg ~ plr
h" W you to-day, and IN closing may say nope Sout
inhu nee her al Cnautauqua may have IT. proper effect
upon me "a we'll ~ upon others
Three cheers were given FOR General Logan.
This aftern65a Senator s-~sin was presented TO n
Chauauqua aud ence. In the amphtheatro OF 10000
people on General Lognn's appearing the platform
he was greeted with prolonged cheering and shouting
ard hc significant Chautauqua salute by waving white
handkercbc =. Tho Rev. Dr John Ii. Vincent inire'
duccd General Lolan, who said
LADIES AND GrNrtRNEN There T. certainly enough IN
this audience iuspe anyone who h capable ot adlr7-
sing yuu u IN HpprDnra and proper ma 1uor In thdt
certainly would fail were to attempt H. In manS
| ccuuoiu, there waste, AMI thr waste OF TINE
/ liz one Of them Some years mon OF sdihcie. l
brcadtI md :ment and yicwt were fpInd 10 p.0vd
for that waste In an appropriate ana rHl' 'ou I
way n tho OrranE itton of tS assembly, 20 that the
umc of rc.t. ih time which might pass away without
benefit should be used To- advan age ana h"rc now on
| Lake of Chau. iuqua, ami st tho tall ems Aud
/ Wiirsurcnd bccchns, nnd tho u7H'inD "a
Thousands meeting 10 euOy 70 grca' moral ana
intellectual frls Tie niueICca Of Wlich tduify every
portion Of this Republic re- y'u have lectures on tho
arts he sciences. literature ph slphi ana rtH-i ~
ending ont tner influence Ike the tle riYutts thAt
,u GU from form the broad oce n OF moral sen
tmrn that surrounds this great Ople the great ucht-
! hts extent and power of vii hch lam not CON pc
tent express. In all governments ana count III ms
cuou of the same there ought 10 X along and In mana
with them, tnat moral sentiment winch VIII make our
natures inor and geuter iu dealing with our fellowmen
! lAupliusc. ..
came 10 this place this morning after many promises
to m self hat should visit ahd see the g01d people tat
assemble here am glad at have made he vlslt ahi
thank You your kindly ting sb1 20 away Win
| rcmembrances that shall last long. When return
20 my home | sEall remember tue lesson thiI tll'
visit has taught me, that l., that teIe
bc utilized ior beucht Applause
/ Vincent made a speech IN repy.