Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-22

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III ido ~ S"s not untii lne iltne oI E"Waro
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~ ~ az uiSu her producte at nome
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.ban' -, % o't,ns " ner pahts anu Iormlhs
So grn a' ,' d 80 siilpoth, 20 snow Witt
III, i,,t1 80 49, TS 50 hIAIole a7 70 wrap "Iouhu
of the body, and in lawns and camhrics to
now IN such undul&ting folds as almost to re-
SemDle tent"S terHis, the woven wind of the
homdns'
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.
speak of al th,s sir beceusa while occu.
pying the nOsitIon Won do of knowir% M
North, 10 $ nth, no East. mo West. II will
give you pleasure In knoyy that the Scrtb will
contribute her. nronortionste share to tba IN
ture grandeur and gIorv OF the Amarican re-
public The Old nlofbei. oY Presiiients to-day
welcomes within nor Eorders a President
Of the United states and know
that voice the continents of this
vast multitude Wben lander to Won
and the distinguished citizens and statesmen
who aCcomuany Won a siDcere hearty and
cordial welcome to virginia. Virginians mot
only feel most prof,nSd venerati9n for me
high ofice whose duties yo,I so ablv discharge.
but they respect the man who fills it. We
share, sir, the feeling So prevalent elsewhere
that under your administration the destiny
hnndS aua ,hat %aso, eonsetEaalVe Snu sSde
cnre: ave thar ronStjtntior1I ithcrty IrhGcb
has been compared to the tai tree witch COW
ers win It's shade large surface; w4ose
a"d ntvI oeSp ang Wiee thp3u9n ~ tme soli
rocks. SO that 70 mil ii Iewp The eartb itseIf
must be uptorn We believe. Mr., President.
that you w!ll stand irnl IN detense Of the
principles OF the government inaugurated by
our forefRther5.
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MutIerinSS OF nIScontSht nave pecome hol-
low -toneu anu recoli IRON your armGf OF
rient as the dashlng sRrses reooand from the
TccK barren oeaGh OF the ocean.
from the stormy hlSht OF the pasI we seem
10 see yoN sIhhoihs On the mountaiu Top llke
a4oCner moses bearing ohiy ~ yo'r hanus,
WIN erect prov ana res0iGte heart, the tables
OF obstacle or DOUBT OF victory. Lay your
auHlhlsIrhtl9h Dflng 10 the whole country
aed ~ t1 o, ia fatt. cd [,jU ~, aye ~
been beaten into the Dlowsba and tue spear
into the pruning hOOK: that State SHAH nat
lift up its arm against State. neither shall
they know war any more" but that the
reign OF peace and pros perity shall be as last
ing as the home of the stars-as eternal as the
foundations of the everlasting hills.
The President wae iniroGuood hv Col
Raverlv who In hahalf nj the farmers of
XTG.i,;; oj'a-.,5 - . 80; So. "
y nhElhid' "elSouleu Ali9 " tneIl Stste;
Dealenlhx ana proiohsed cheefs ana WIG
waving OF mats ana handkerchlefs greeted
hlm'
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
In a clear voice, loud enough to be
heard upon the borders of the great null
titude he smoke as folJOwa.
-. -, t,,u-.-.--.-. -, xy..,a,..- WIFI,
FELLo" ClIlEENo oi VIRGINIA: W ME
Inauk YOU most slhcertiy IoI your Alnu recep-
lVn % anu III IVS icaI iheso tiie Lospi-
talty Ior Whlch the peopi9 Oh Flrglnla nave al
WAYS oeeu dlst II ulSIleH,I am IullS "aTe tla1
your "eHoI9tt StioA VI "C'SoihS Il tVNtotel
not 10 an lhiIvidual, DuG TO an lhcumoent OF
an ounce WhiCh CROW tne SeNeTnmtht OF tne
ohIteu 81, :, >. - ne 0tale oi ' lEInIa' the
i hlotASr o. Eeslqeht9' ssy en- oi Wnosc soHs
aNc naNc liileU Iuat ulsn ~ oiACe' Co-Udy EIeGte q
Freslueht VINO LOT ihe hisO tlIne' lheeCs NT-
SlnlanS on NiFSIhi4 SOL. cohgratulate
Ilys%elt SCI Snai NY H.sC Introuuction 70 tne seo
are Surrounded bv cxbihits of the productiye-
ness and prosperity OF their State.
TPTrr GREATNESS
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Whatever theTe may DC IN h0hor In hcr MS
tory anu however lhuch OF pFiue theIe may De
ID her IrauitlohS, her CIuc SreS s1ess Is mere
eAelnpIIneI' IN I our sIStel ioo" o. oIAtes tne
leadlhR anu most coulihauulAs place must be
gained ana kept oy thaJ commonwealth
Whlch' Dy the lanor anu lhteHlgehCe OF her
cltiHehs' can produce the Hlo7b oi th9Se thlbss
Whlcn meet tne necessities anu oeslfss OF
mankind. But the full advantage of that
Which may DC yleioed 10 a state py the toli
and ingenuity OF her people IS not measured
alone by the money vaiue OF tne prouucts'
TRUE AMERICANS,
rr,,o o.,,,s .rd tho str,,t,,,les oT bo, fon,o,.-
= II h1 o%i ,i, tT Cr,o t .i ~, "a I liao
any hSs "a a. 10 "a -; ~ az s
IN tue hSIu oI ~ 4i 80 60 u w ' " a.IN
~ ,f ny ~ ',aT .i.nT 'do
,' o tII;, t",o that I,ro'irct a,tict ,1or
than ali others enoDles u State-a patriotic,
earnest American StaJe-cltiIenshlp THIS
WIZ hourlsn ia eVerg paIJ OF me ALneIlcAn
,; ,. It 81 b., ,a,t ~ trnc bo"rIs o
richnd by loye of country. There are no nov
varieties in this production. II must be the
same wherever seen, and It's quality is neither
sound nor genuine unless 1t grows TO deck and
6eautily an eatire ana united pSllon' nor un-
!cSs =. e. f,',, rer,,a
ii,srfy 1ii'.' ~ and bsnniness.
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not onl, I,romisee. GuI actllai ien,lers Of
Fairness aud Justice, with equal protection
ana full participation IN national auhlute-
monts. II In the past We have been e5i ranged,
ana the cnItivaton OF american c!t'4snsuip
Ii%s @ Doei al ~ u'.',', ~ u". I'm
eo, 10 srNb e.,rSu@e,oent. and t.at tbo .ime
of 3r splcion and feEr is succeeded bv an era Of
faith and condderce.
10 5ueh Andy atmosphere and beneath
snch checIlns sEleS sfeeC 5ne people OF VIZ
s4ia ;sa 70 "a d Heiu "Here sro"S
ia e Seors to coroc virri
the Old Dominion. the moCAer Of presideuts'
she who locked ON the nation at IT'S birth,
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