New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

OF every brave Confederate soldier whether me terms
not fair-that the veteran Of The Union hr,y
affairs Of The country that was saved by him Tor
both with the man who fought against w n .t
r~hts Of others under the law. prolonged chcors)
Less than that you can not ac,epl win nonc ~,
less than thai generous foe would not consent u
Offer
To the gentlemen OF the John A. Logan Cino
let me say You have chosen q WORRY nane sDr
fogan's memory win live in the afectonaie az,
mraon Of his comrades and in the r resPec' bS of
bis achievements were National
To these Germn-Ameriean Republicans ! give a
most cordial welcome You have 9een hno an ,h 1
economic questions that have arisen LOT settenen.'
You have always been faithful 10 an homes. cur
money did not win you from SOUND prihesp ,e,s;
You bravey stood for paper ss o
gocd- Those who. Ike your people have learned INC
homes and have brought them here with YOU realized
above all things that the aborcr needed honest money
that would not shrink in his hands when u had Palu
him for an honest days toll And now, when another
great economic question IS pressing for det,rmlha
tion do not doubt that you viii as resolnteIy nelp
10 settle that also As the great German .hancellor
that student Of human government and affairs turn
ing rs thoughtful study toward the history OF our
ment our proeciv tariff system me source OF our
strength: that by reason OF II we were ahe 10 DE- a.
with war debt that seemed 10 be appalling ana IN
surmountable do not doubt that you. too men VINO
believe in work and thrift. and so many OF whom arc
u
nnite with u, in this struggle preserve our Amer
ican market for American workngmen , ana 10
maintain here living standard OF wages. iChecrs.l
To those students who come fresh from the class
room give greeting this mornlng also reto IN
n my ony students Of books and maIms but also
~ men and OF the markets That IN the study
Of the 50 'a MANY do that they are
thank you all again for your WISH. regret ma,
I am n2 o able so TO aye yep Nv house, not
enough 10 receive vou "A voice: Your heart IS. }
Yes have room enoush n nv heart tSf an or tbsse
evidences Of your personal regard. Ont OF them an
out Of the coming of hs.e frequent ana and
words out OF these kind faces OF men and women
out Of these hearty needs Won gtv O., me- hTr
| NAV he before me in life. whether shall walk in
private or public paths. prolonged cheerngl
General Harrison then shook hands with the visit
ors as they fled by him. The delegation from Chicago
did not arrive until O'Clock over the Lake Erie and
Western road They numbered abont 1000 voters.
Tho organizations represented the First Veter-
ans Club OF 1s4O fifty members, the John A. Logan
Club. the Twelfth Ward Republican Club, the Italian
penublcan Club and the I'd Regiment band OF
! forty pieces They were met az the depot by 500
veterans of the Harrison and Morton Regiment OF
Indianapolis and 600 uniformed members OF the
| Columbia Club, with half a dozen drum corps and
| bands OF all the numerous delegations thai have
visited the city perhaps were honored With a
larger or more enthusiastic escort The VISITORS
stated that at each polnt they were enthusasdcaly
welcomed As the head of the long column turned
into Pennsylvania-ave. from Washingtonst' they
received a cannon salute.
Arrived at University Park, a large crowd includ-
ing many of the Cleveland visitors, awaited them
lust before reaching the park the home escort cuos
opened ranfs and as the Chicago boys nar ',le
through cheering, the scene was most anlma''hE'
1paaa John W Green in the absence OF Mayor
Roche delivered the congrauatory address on bchali