Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-22
CLEVEIAKD At RICHMOND.
Virginia Ths Mother uf Presidents Il
csnPilnsnssa IN a erasssal sp.esA.
A Cordial Russrtalnnsnl Given
70 tie Rarsy.

MAsuxNG1QN. Oct. l.--rha Prpaidank
accompanied by Secretaries Ravnr4
ana kndicost, and Postuaaaar GanNrnl
Ndas, ieit here this mnrminn ~ = -.
clal trails for Richmond e nfannd -
Far e he NiEEinia ARricultaral Assa-
kIraxoxn Ooi. sa.-Ths p,,~,asu.,.,
party arrived shortly before noon 80
we're net b. the Governor ana ~ -
eepston oommitlee wilh rrapsr eeaoFf
ana eo1vay1ncea. A fag minutes drive
oroQRat she party 60 ths Fair Ground.
and as TIE head of the line fled inao 49,
nam entrance q Presidential rsinfs
Has Hired. inside the eatss. drawn ~
% line. Wera tee military, amona thess
battalion Of oolored troops. Rs tha
carriages bearing the Presiasni And
tAoines oLnoers paasad, Che military ~
manned g pre- ent arms.n The Praai.
dent, taking The arm of Gogernar les.
meae nls way 10 the verandM q tha
o.llee building and faced ths welcoming
GOvernor Lee 10 brief spssch az.
tended the welcome of ths Camnon-
sealla q Virginia b The President,
Ahs fEesiceni replied, Ia . clear veias
ioae eao1Rn % b heard upon tho
ooraers Of the great throne. as fellows;
!, rs.toip Itfizsns " Ftrgiaia; While I
taank yea moes sincerely loF youF kind
teeep,ion, ana fecognize IN its heaEti-
ness ne hospltAllty for which tie pso-
pc oL ti.R,nia haya always hasn dis
ttnkuls1eo. an taliy aware thar your
demonstration Of Wolaome "A eanderen.
not 20 an individual. bns to A. h.
eamoena Of the oliioe which grswne ths
Rovernment Of the Unitnd gfataa. Tha
state of Virginia, the m0tharnf Pres.
idenss, seven of whose Ronr hnwe fISea
the highest 0iliaa, totlav nrnetr 4 presis
dent who for lho nrsl tins meets VIraln.
ians apon tirgintan soil. / eonafntu-
iAle myself that my nfut introanelfen
% TIE people of Virginia oosura ~
time when they are surrounded 81 a.
nioli9 el The produeiivenees and psos-
peEiiy Of she State.
WhaisRef there may Be of honor Ia
Der history, ana however much of prlds
there may b IN hog traditions, her true
greatness q here exemplidad. II oaf
siasernood ot States the leading and
mos, oemmandine place viii BE- aained
80 AeRt oy tne OommQnWealkh Whieh
~ taa labor and intelligence Of hsE oil-
l1eae can produce moat Of these things
waien meet the necessities and desires
uf mankind. hut the full advantana nf
snat which may be yielded 70 the Stats
% me toll ot her people IA not meas
area alone bY the money standard of
Der products. The Efforts and airnQaIsa
Of her farmers and her artlaans. noR
only create nov values II tie deld of
agriculture and Ia arla and nannfaa.
turels but they at The same time pfo-
dueo rugged, self reliant, independent
men, and cultivate that product whieh
more than al others ennohlos 4 alnta =
praelical earnest Amarioan eitizenshin.
This viii houFieh Ia every para of tka
American domain. Neither dFonth nor
rain can iniure il, for IL takes root ia
tne true hearts reached by love az anmn.
iEy. Ihsre are no new vMpifiea Ia thla
pEoduotioa. u mast be the same
wheEsxeF seen, and lea quality ID
never sound and genuine, uniesa "A
gross % deck and beaatigy an
entire and united nation, nor unless Il
supports and sustaina the Institutions
ana tae government founded 10 protest.
American liberty and happiness. The
present Administration of the govern
ment u pledged 20 return for such hus-
oanqfY Dot only promising hut actual
tenders OF nrmneas and justice sslh
equal pfoteotien and full participation
IA tne national achievements. II ID tha
past We have been ogiKauRed, and ths
cultivation Of American citizenship has
been tnterruptsd, your enthusiasts Hai-
come OF today demonstrates that theKe
y AZ end OF eatranoomoutg and thaa
tne tlme Of suspicion and fear u aua-
eaeoed BY an era of fmith and oanh-
denee. In saoh q kindly mtmoaphers
and beneath Hnch cheering akina / aFaes
tue people Of Virginia as q. laboKsTs Ia
the neld where grows The love af our
united country. God grant that IL
years 10 come, virginia, The Old Do
minion, the Mother Of Presidanfs-ehs
uho looked on the Nation at ita birth.
day-may pot only Increase trophies of
growth in Agriculture and manufao-
lures, but THAI she may 30 amcnQ tha
aFst Of all States IN TIE bold slaflen of
true American citizenship.
The President was frequently intsE-
Fupted b. hearty applause, and When
be aoncludod the immense a1nanuraa o.
people joined IN = perfect ovation Of
cheers. Colonel Beverley ihen inarn-
daesd In the order named Secretaries
BayArd and EndioUtt, Postmaster asn-
eKai Villas and Commissioners % Aafa-
culture Coleman. Each was RFo8Eod
with cheers. which they simply aoknoWi-
edged By bowing 10 the pe0plo,i 10 haEina
beea understood that further speech
making w0uld not Be 10 order. Amona
the ladies on the portloo from which
he speaking took place we're Mrs. Les
he oosornor'a wife, and Mics Winnie
Davis, daughter Of jefferson Davis. %
whom President Cleveland uas iniro-
droed, ana with whom be spent feu
mgments 10 pleasant oonyersalion.
1he party we're then escorted - tho
headquarters Of The President 81 the
Day, Whsro they witnessed q Eeview of
the troops, whits and coloFed. After the
review, the Prssideni held q public -
eeplign for over 4n hour and shook
hands with thousands cf people. Be-
tween 3 and O'clock, tho visitors aesu-
pied eeais Ia The grand stand and wlt-
messed several ratol, after whion q
samptaoua repasi vas paEtakon of. 1he
party fhen eufeEed thelf carriages and
Home, uhere they we're received With 3
salute Of artillery b. ihe veterans. A
step of Ouly 3 few moments uaa made,
daring which the Presideni 4ag pre-
ssnfed With q Souvenir of bis visit iu
- 80 - - = a-.INlIMI AAN..-a u NV
ers. and be ahsok hands with ail tie
veterans. Thedrve vas lhsu eontinaef
70 and around the new reservoir gFounds
ana threugh the pFineipal . rests of tho
city and finally to the guberuatoEiai
manai0ms where ihe party aliMhted and
q ReneFai introduciian 10 the ladies' teok
place. some time was apent Ia social
talk. Miss Winnie Davis was q pxomi-
nenf figure To the Rroup aud wna very
aaa1le IN her manner. AZ $50 D. N,
adieas gofa spoken and the Pres dantinl
party wag dFiv6n beck 10 EIba statioB,
where lhey embarked u $40 o'oleok.
homesArd bound.
EveFythinR passe6 o1 mosf pisssanfiF
untd late ihia evening. shea th6 PE6aI-
de1iial party vas leaving he osafsa-
crate Hone. TIE veterans thon r.
s1med the oaunon dflna and one 81 ths
Eu1s pEemafureiy exploded, bleginQ one
afm "a snd 1feakin9 ne other, ard s.
asEeiy injaFina q second man-
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