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

CLEVELAND AND LEE STANDING
SIDE BY SIDE.

z..st speeches from the Two Great Rep
rasentatives of the Democrscy-The 10
nauyhtar of the Confed erEcy Partici-
nspt ia the Festivities-scenes at the
Fair and Along the Rails.
RICHMOND, VA. Oct. 21.-The Pres l.
dort arrived here upon special train at
Il Oh o'clock. He was accompanied by
,ba Secretaries of State and war, the
Postmaster General, Commissioners OF
Ior,oulture and Col. Lamont. A COM
uittee from this city, consisting of Gen.
VIC. Wyckham and Col. A. s. Buford'
met the party at the sta
linn in Washington and es-
,orted them hither. Col. j. p. BYinton,
tho President and Major Myers, General
sunerintendent of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. Robert
Parke. Southeastern Passenger Agent,
and Robert Barry, superintendent of the
Pullman Palace Car Company. represent
ad the railroad companies, whose guests
tha marty are while en- route. The train
consisted OF the new Pullman palace car
"President" and one passenger coach.
preaktas; was served on the train imme-
diatelv after leaving Washington.
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
The train arrived at Fredericksburg at
9.45 O'clock. where an artillery salute
was fred and an assembiage OF several
hundred cheered the PRESIDENTIAL party.
atom offiye minutes was made, during
which the President appeared upon the
rear platform of the car and was intro
iuced 10 the crowd by Gen. Wyokham.
He shook hands with the appearance of
much hearty enjoyment with as many of
The people as coulG in the brief time
crowd their way to the place. Several
Young ladies brought bouquets to be pre-
sented TO him, but only two were able to
reach MIN.
THE RICHMOND ESCORT.
At Milford, forty miles from Richmond,
the train was boarded by the suh-com-
mittees of the Reception COMmittee, rep
resentng the Virginia State Agricultural
Association, the Common Council OF
Richmond. and citizens who in the name
of the full committee met without for
mality OF any kind and extended a wel-
come to their distinguished guest. At
.he wayside stations and at the farm
0ouses along the route little knots OF
rustics were gathered upon the platforms
and embankments waving handkerchiefs
and cheering Justify
TIE ARRIVAL AT RICHMOND.
The special train bearing the Presiden-
tal party arrived here at II 80 O'Clock
This morning. An immense cCnoOurse of
people was present. The train stopped
near kiba station, at the upper end OF
Broad street, where conveyances were
awaiting 10 take the distInguis shed visit
ors TO the fair grounds. At II O'Clock a
slight shower Of ram, the first in eight
weeks, fell, which served in a measure
W
Cleveland ali hteG ana was recognized
ae was greeted with tumultuoUs and con-
llnuous cheers, the people rushing and
2roYdlng to get a sight OF him. AS quick
" as possible be was escorted to and
seated in a carriage, drawn by tour white
lorses, with GOV. Ftzhugh Lee.
OFF FOR THE FAIR GROUNDS.
The remaining members OF The Presi-
lentlal party were placed in other ear
rlages and, under the escort of the Cover
nof's staff, Brig. Gen. Charles j. Ander-
son and staff, The Stuart Horse Guard and
ne members OF the City Council and city
,ncsfs IN carriages, start was made Tor
,he fair grounds.
lew minutes drive brought the
party 10 the fair grounds, and as the
head OF the line filed into the main en-.
trance the Presidential salute of TWENTY
qhe guns was fired by the Richmond
no"ltIers. Inside the gates, drawn up
IN Inc, were the military, consisting of
Inc Fret Regiment OF Virginia Volun.
GERS the hichmond Light Infantry Blues.
tlfee companies of visiting soldiery, ana
battalion OF colored troops. AS the
(Cstrlaees bearing the President and his
Oaoihet othcers passed the military re-
NAMED at present arms. The welcoming
Snouts OF many thousands greeted the
resident along the route to the main
punuih4 WAsTe lbe party was to be re-
.e4'eu' Inc guests were ushered into
.uo oueS oi the President of the AgricuI.
iula' society, where the members of the
reception Committee and few Otner dis
'ucsd. --'i' -"
CLEVELAND AND LEE.
nSli an n6uT later.the President taking
We am OF 5oV. Lee, made his wsv.
tueeleu oy Inc shouts of 10000 voices. to
EN0 Ferhnda or the Office buildiup and
,soed tne welcoming mul,irudes. The
@ H@ueEas having ceased, Col. Robert Bey
oiE, ffesldent OF the Agricultural So
49, stepped forward and introduced
1--WE Lee VINO welcomed the President.
GOV. LEES ADDRESS.
the following is Gov. Lees address:
VA. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GgSTLyAfpx.
aunE@l sstAerlng az Representative OF
ng dsflcuttlrai interests Of Virginia is al
80 IL su9euj of cOICsrn 10 us all and that
ettth' e more Intense and profound thsn
ib, @ rn.s ear because the cher magistrate OF
inis =, Vat republic toll5 us by his presence
Eig,lln H'oln nIAB ihat he, too, is Interested in
noHtr. 'ouches the prosperity OF tie com
isnrr "V"4l" "hlch forms part OF thlg great
~ ont "Hose government has Been comniitfed
u'7 VuatRe. indeeG, IL rs a recognition
'I4e iacC on tns part of our
~. ''uV lnat agricultural wealth and pro
v.,.s,,.Inn ~ nn1'suS JeIE lnturWoven with the adj
ther5sl WI national prosperity. IL should
r. sti5p Va al tncouragcmenJ to the farmer
bsvn w osfeiuily his profession, as others
In tbno no lhelrs, IN order 10 attain eminerce
plptgt iesPecuvc pursuits, Ihe skilled
Im.'E must understand the use OF his
WIEN ana proper mixing of colors n
cIi0.s, 80 ilo-t arisilC atfact.. Tho ma
| lplar,' 'nqsl luily comprehend the different
him a. PuIeyh ana vGerlR upccssar,- To Give
| t6C ,,rS Wy Bredlest power. The poet must know
| f. .,i. .'i0us ana passions vi the human hcarl
! m. M 80 ~ 10 It's depths. The LAWYER. draviup
! hIsarr--,,,.aslln from tit precedeuts, must base
| bero,1se' ''ueuV upon store OF legal wealth to
| '',oMe eminent, '' W
~. THE PHYSICIAN.
win tpnyalc4u goins into the human system.
lre, ~ eomPioA labyrinth OF veins and mus
lin mn !ensetS and organs, must study them
It.- ~ iV awe relations to each other. in or
lC.i.4 IN Iane and success by Eealup The
lfo ~ iestorius the sick and preserving
Etccsrfl' 'ue ~ I"fmer, diving INTO the bowels of
IN o.itn' must he master OF its roninoeition
Eon ief TO produce the grestest rcs,irs
hare .,Ie spH he is WORKING. Agricul-
lIu.t esi'aHulnS then IN the van Of onr
IND ,rt,n4l arts, VIII nave renaissance
bal r.a ~ aplo development OF an our min