New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
HoNoRING THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE.

HONORlNG IHE C1lEf MAulOI hhi C'
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND AN HoNoRED GUEsr-Hls
ADDRESS AT THE BANQUET.
BosroN, Nov. S.-Presldent Cleveland ar
rived this city just after daybreak to-day The train
was about ten minutes late. As far as the eye could
reach LinconsL was thronged Drawn up on each side
was an escort Of cadets and close by were three car
riages awaiting the Presidents party Colonies ROCK
well and Currier present with the Governor When
the President aighted Governor Robinson met him and
said:
tits great pleasure that welcome you to Massachu
ses people eKpectant with coray and abundant
1 oonpd Teset for Your very honorable exalted
station and high app,ecaton o your es "a the Welfare
Regrettng that the pressure OF yTnr @ aaes &
Ia you longer enjoying the hospitality Of the
extended and TO the distinguished per
who accompany you.
The President briefly replied, thanking the Governor
his cordaty and expressing pleasure AZ the general
welcome The cadets then wheeled into limo ana pre-
sented arms The President and Governor entered the
frat carriage General Holt and Secretaries Bayard and
Lamar the second, and Colonies Currier and Rock
WE'LL General Netlleton and Colonel Lamont the
the Vendome cheers went as the President and
Governor ascended the steps The interior OF the hooI
which breakfast was served was beautiful wreath
of flowers. Neither Mrs Cleveland Mra OBrien. vile
fast was President, Colonel lamont Sec
retarics Byard, Endcot aud Lamar and Governor Rob
Al sf5 o'clock the President Governor and General
Dalton took seats in carriage drawn Dy Tour Pranons
white horses nweath-Ave was aiye with peope;
who greeted the President enthusiastically secoh
tsird Secretary whitney Secretary Lamar and General
NetlIeton; the fourth GOvsrnor-eleet Ames Gehera
President of the Senate Psbury aud Colonel whippo;
tho sixth. Speaker Brsckett and Secretary Dcxh I'M
party Cambridge; The procession novel raplny p on u
the way to GamOdss hysy ssd cheer After cheer
went up a the carriages rolled ny. As Schooi-s-
was passed handsome bouquets OF La France roses roses
| uoel ne res
the bridge, tie procession struck Iyely pace ana rat
College soon after 10 aud received at Gore
Hall by President Eliot salute OF lwenty.one guns ~,
take deep interest in the around him lie was
Obliged keep up repeated bowing OF his acknow-
| ledgments OF the popular reception rendered nh; 49,
After in Sanders Theatre and while the
the President and Mr. Cleveland visited President and
Mrs. Eliot at their home. The members OF thr various @
Of march to Memorial Hail. led by the Cadet Band the
banquet hall soon reached. Ihe guests "ere tno
yerssry Chorus President Cleveland walked 70 his
place leaning upon the arm OF judge DevehA ne sas
Secretary Bayard his right and Governor Robinson
his left At the Pre.d.nts table we're seated the FOL
| lowing distinguished guests:
Robert C. Winthrop Senator o,r Dr. : Weir Mtche Pro
is.Se RSsse lowell DT Oliver Wendell Holmes
He1aner Rn D 'Ina %sa.s s1H GeagS Wa cPs Charles
Charles RE car Eo ,vo redR Se l%qy nSe gwf q ca
bridge President James B. AngeI the Roy voA Manae ss
i Of the University Of Ldn6uTgh pr Bs prssent
Ezekiel Gilman Robinson. Brown University; President
James MccoS Of The College E e Jssce pr rsan
tce Cooley Dr. Frederick II. Hedge Professor Edward a.
SS:ss SSsss Fs,sn Ts:sni George
D. B. Pepper Colby University Oliver Ames A. f. Pills
John v ae % a E 9amSs Ds and 6
T. 'Saray"' Gray ''''"' H. N"r'N' u ''' ''''''' w
Although the hour for the banquet was q 80 p m
1t $3.50 o'clock before Judge Devons the president
[ dar hlatf tha
When finally did thero l. 200 persons seated
the long tables and then all had not been accommo
dated. Tho Rev. Alexander Mckenzie. OF the First
Church, Cambridge invoked the Divine blessing, ana
the banquet began. While the dinner In progress
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, attended by Mrs. Endicott and
the wife Of President Eliot entered Of the galleries
with a OF other Invited guests and was enthus-
astcy received by those present At the close OF the
banquet the Alumni sang "st Martins" in chorus, AZ
which Judge Devens delivered address Of intro
| duotion. in the course OF which he said:
achusotis and in the mighty Sstcn /. compo
su TS s Sas e as G OF SAsn the 's
sembed that time What sad at that time we hSd aG
may be the future Of this unvesiy the alumni deter
English tongue %as and moro
eai that % % past saG be
the high purposes Of It's founders In all held have her sons
ton independenee from asacSusssi. wsro Msr
awe @ with
y sr the snS .as
Increasing prosperity and follow that simple word
| which forms its motto. =" Veritas"
At conclusion Of Judge DsvsnSs address the audi
ence rose. aud led by the Anniversary chorus sang
"Fsir Hsrvard" with great spirit The nrst sentiment
| was Our Alma Mator," to which President Eliot was
called upon TO respond In the course OF his address,
| Mr.. Eliot said;
| Mr. PRESIDENT GRADUATES OF HARVARD CoLLEGR; =,
this high which tender recollection aud hopeful
an. are Sn gs ali st Of
country
| Old at our birth. as the springing hours.
| Shrine OF weakness, fortress OF our powers,
| Consoler. kinder, peerless ind her peers.
and We salute who honorsbly represents her
Here Chief Marshal Lee proposed three cheers TOT tne
| President, which heartily given).
President Eliot closed amid applause and In respons'
| Continued on Filth Page.