The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-09
HARRISON UP IN MAINE.
,osroNrANs CHEER HIM as He
LEAVES THE HUB.

cot demonstration Encountered
- south Lawrence-Other Towns
FOLLOW suit and Make the Trip
Lively One .,.
posrov. Mass, Aug. 8.-President Har-
-:-o, orosa much refreshed this morning,
and r1aasantly received the early greetings
Of M the members of his party and his hosts.
rarresenring the state and city. AT
,lI,., q state breakfast was served In the
oh,nv room of the Vendome hotel, the
80. in addition to the President, being
,c+ing GOV. Brackett, Adjt. Gan. Dalton,
4 secretary Window, Secretary Proctor,
! Mayor Hart. Walker Blaine, Private Sec
..torv Halford and Ccl. Mansfield. Shortly
after o'clock twenty men, representing
4 tho Tancasters. and half of the First battal-
& i'm Of cavalry, who had been chosen to act
os outriders on the way to the station, rode
NJ. Carriages then drew up, and when the
4 President made his appearance he was
greeted with hearty cheers.
THE RIDE TO THE DEPOT.
He was accompanied in the first carriage
by Lieut.. Gov Brackett and AdJt. Dalton.
In the second carriage were Col. Mansfleid,
Sorge5u General Holt, and Lieut.. Hall. In
the third were Col. Wellington, Coi. Slnp-
4 son and Col. Rockwell. Then the out
riders moved in front, flank and rear and
the President left the environment of Ven
8 dome The streets on the route were
thronped with people who cheered the chief
executive as he passed, while he pleasantly
4 bowed right and left. The march CON
n sumed about thirty minutes. A crowd of
81 several thousand people were waiting at
q the station and received the President with
q eager demonstrations of welcome, which
8 continued as he was escorted through the
sta.ion to the train. The President ling
cred a moment on the car platform, but
politely ignored calls for a speech
81 As the train moved out of the depot
amid the booming of cannon and the cheers
Of the crowd the President appeared on
the platform and bowed his farewells until
y the train disappeared. On the crossings and
Just outside the city crowds of people lined
the tracks, cheering the President, who,
standing nat in hand on the platform of his
car, bowed his acknowledgements. The
B crossing passed, the President entered his
car, and substituting a soft travelling hat
for his silk one lounged in his chair took up
q q newspaper aadmade himself comfortable,
but spared time to meet the male members
"
word to all.
THOSE ON THE TRAIN.
On the train with President Harrison and
bis party were President Lord of the Boston
aud Maine railroad, Lieut. Gov. Brackett
and the members of the governors staff,
s and corps Of newspaper men. The train
pulled out of the Boston and Maine depot
at o'clock, enroute to Bar Harbor. The
engine, which is the new forty-fiv ton loco
motive, Tippecanoe, was decorated with
floral designs.
Lieut.. Gov. Bracket and staff will leave
the train at Haverhill. General Manager
F1rbar Of the Boston and Maine railroad
accompanies the party, and will personally
supervise the arrangements of the trip.
THE FIRST GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
The first great demonstration after the
departure from Boston was made at South
Lawrence, where the train stopped. An
enormous crowd around the depot cheered as
t.e Iraln stopped, guns thundered a;salute,
Iisgs waved, and band played lively airs.
reopIe covered the platform and were
ieIehed upon all possible places which
& PROMISED view. The President went to
el3 rear or his car as it entered the depot
E ald shook the hands of hundreds Of people
!. M ~ waiting behind the train. How are you,
@NAeAOtIs anu blLlll3T EXPRESSIONS
s were heard from the crowd Gov. Goodell
ana staff of New Hampshire ioined the
aaln at this point. When the police had
Hiue 5Iaue clear space Of a foot or two Mayor
4 tIa tIac1 occupied 1t and formally welcomed
81 80 ao eSiueht to Lawrence, extending a
=" uial greeting and introducing him
tne people. The President
lived lived his response. Again the crowd
IPSeptso, Praai5, ana with cries of Long live the
,esiuent! cheeTs for him and his cabinet.
raaa3 uaiI py tne band and hurrahs by the
oopie, rootie, Une traln moved off. Among the
i'ton1eh noint ~ VINO boarded the train at this
Sara ,.l' g auultlon to Gov. Goodell and staff,
Te Tere Senator Blair, Secretary of state
Hompson and Gen. John Eaton.
GooD-BY TO MASSACHUSETTS,.
in Inc next stop was at Haverhill, where q
- no ~ "a VI Welcome was erected and largo
troatl "u packed the depot and ADJACENT
GV,a bnJ "a. o. 3oY Brackett of Massachusetts
,Tben o'aI N 1911 the train at this point. and
si%ooJ.nt % the state line was crossed, Gov
staff Vi New Hampshire and
60 clle cDeGalIle the official escort.
3 by az +bo +'ote1 ot =. and staff said good
rsrS ~ .Io 10 sUste line was neared and left the
E Ma ~ EAeter. AT South Berwick. on the
ara co o,' sue OF the river, a stop was made to
md fois 14qJ1: ~ Zen. Sprague, Gen. Harper
E he eoys. J-9. n,iorook, Pulen and Boothby of
4 ebeerb,,o.' Hor STAN, and there was more
b ara ana the same eager desire
burssiaSp The Presidents hand. Gov
tyair i'sn had intended to meet tba
81 revon4 az this point. but sickness
N dna dua'eu nm, and his regrets we're stared
lfomsJ ~ iorn by Gen. Sprague. who vel
frasiJo1lae id We President. Crowds greeted the
hook 5av baU9 q. every stopping place, and he
but mad ius I with all who could reach him.
'lade no Speeches. --'N'
,9'sHEssMAN REED JOINS THE PARTY
1arty trs st .eSsman IN Tom" Reed Joined the
aSer - o IN berwick, and he became
ortlaDd a. ttopelllonles. ,Io The train reached
bter =, aV noon. About fifteen minu+ec
ted good poS0on and Maine officials
eatr9l officials taofl aop cbanoo the Maine
a, uepot at Portland the the Prasido11t ~
81 Id 1yos'el ,gos I.i by great crowd. TttIe
z es.ja1t .l'ed above the crowd to pass the
Zzs th bon bouquet, which he received
81 Iy i've ,,i and smile. The train stoned
s5 les, Went on. '''' ''10N' WIN d change
B : krBs WI ~ 4aaswick salute of t7va,+r- 49,.
fsens eu' and also one at Kennebec
Ban ,, AT BAR HARBoR.
esert farHIa fa-AH8oR, Me-, Aug. s.-Mount
v tternoon " was reached at 5 O'clock this
f resident 49, tiere Secretary Blaine met the
oat TbiS1 b1u escorted him upon the ferry
II letly with ~ e+teAIng the President is dining
ter the a,-oiI vus Blaine family, and resting
nd trim cf ccItene1tof the Boston racentiorss