The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19
L0GAR'S RECEPTION
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tisy leading Republicans Of jamestown IL
rived here this morning to eecos! Senate!
Logan to their city on his way to Chicsgo
AT the James,own dock General Logan
was met by Past Of the Grand Army and
cordially welcomed. Ex-Governor Fsntor
cordially welcomed General Logan to
Jamestown, and the General responded as
follows: (. 5a55 -5l @ I
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: To be greeted
60 cordially In this LaSutiiul city by the
people is q pleasure indeed. Wherever /
nave beenI have received n greeting that
mas hlled me with gratitude toward this
grand State. In coming to your city /
travelled through portion of your
country that Is indeed beyond com.
parison. l. presents itself to tho
view In beauty and magnifirence. Coming
down Chantauqua lake, iringed with groves
and dotted with cottages aud towns 4,
brings to the mind Of every one who passes
this way that thers is s:place near by Won
where rest can BIZ found 8ttines when rsst
ls needed. Your; country ia abundant In
all th'ngs tha.mske 1t pleasant Tor homes
the fertility Of your soil, with your prcduc.
tiohs, testify to your prosperity; your busy
CITY Is known throughout ,hs country, Il
mas made its name famous 10. cnterpriss
aud manufacturing induBt,iea, and articles
produced hers have wuu 4 reputation far
anu wide. The, character OF your peon,e
Tor intelligence, industry and energy isthat
which must be gratifying to you. S ~,
: Situated as this city. and our country ia.
beneath the lag that knows no distinction
bstween American citizsns, whara eyerv
man Is permitted to startin tho RAGS of life
on perfect equality with oyery other
man, IS boon for which all should bs
grateful. Standing as We do here to day as
3 part OF this country with all lis history.
l!s glorlss, its advancement, there ia no
man who ought not 10 bs proud in eaying
no Is an American ci.iz,n living henesti,
the only hlg whe;e libsrsy can be assured
tGreat applsuse.) -
Ihe advancement and progrees OF this
country ls marvellous. II is the wonder an
vel tue admiration OF the civilized world.
The prosperity achieved By thi, people. the
peace and happiness ihss susrouud them
gre things OF enjoyment for which they
should os thsnktul. Thus msy this peo.
pie, as they have progreEaed, with their
energy and thsir intelligence move forward
not backward, tbs. our peopls NAV still!
move on an advance plans Of prosperity
and happiness. -l'~R - -
To tho fellow comrades that meet
here to-day it Is unnecessary ior me to nav
lnas my heart goee oIs TO the old veterans
Wherever l NEST them. To you es veteran
eoialers who. perhaps, did not plan and
hut Who did bsar the burden OF
the day. who with other comrades through
energy, patriotism aud prowsas eayed this
natlaa, yoa succeeded in saitiug the old
ctait through troubled and boisserous seas
with tho patriotism OF Americans, guiding
her BY the star OF liberty to the haven oi
lasslng pesee and prosperity. There che is
now. Moored in 4niet snd safety, and to
You, my friends, this country OWES itg
oeot OF gratitude. Our lag coys.s ono
country, and should insure protection to
american citizens everywhere. Freedom
70 man, and protection in the brosdest
selss to person and property wherever our
l;sg hos:s should be the motto OF the peo-
PIE OF this great republic. (Great ap.
plausa. yEs ing l,-, Ef..7g-. /. ,}ss...s. -.
In meeting you to-day I tnank you for
ms generous greeting. hope the time
may soon come when we will meet sgsin
as fellow cislzsns; and that psaco oad pros.
perty may be ahowercd upon this locality
s the wish OF your humble serysnt. 5,
& Ihere was great applause and waving OF
asts and handkerchief ut the closs OF the
address. Attsr lunch the general and
party passed through the streets 10 the wee,
oound train. Tns demonstration was
spontaneous aud uhpart'ssn. About 10 OCO
3elsoaa participated, ;;lL ,5.,,S l'EsIlS