Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-26
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 26.-Presldent-
elect Harrison, accompanied by his fam
lily, lett indianapolis yesterday in a
special train for Washington. The streets
oi indianapolis were lined with people,
who che red the party as they passed.
When the Presidential party arrived at
the station II was with the greatest dill
Guilty that way could be forced through
the thr0ug so that General Harrison
could get TO his train, and the veterans
who were guarding bin were forced TO DO
some fighting in preventing men from
touching him.
Just before the train started the Cen
eral made farewell speech, in which he
said
my good friends and neighbors: l
canbot trust myself to put in words what
feel at this time. Every kind thought
that is In your minds and every good
wish that Is In your hearts for me finds
its responsive wish and thought In my
mind and heart for each OF you. love
this city. 1t has been my own cherished
home. Twice before have left II to dis
charge public duties, and returned to It
with gladness, as hope to do again. 1t
is a city on whose streets the pompous
displays of wealth are not seen; 1t is full
OF pleasant homes, and in these homes
there Is an unusual store Of content
ment. The memory OF your favor and
kindness Will abide with me, and my
strong desire to hold your respec. and
confidence will strengthen me in the dis
charge Of my new and responsible duties.
"Let me say farewell 10 oil my ln-
diana friends. For the public honors
that have come to me am their grateful
debtor They have made the debt so
large that / can never discharge 1t.
There is great sense of Loneliness In the
discharge Of high public duties. The
moment of decision Is one of isolation.
into the quiet chamber of Judgment, and
to His wise and unfaIllng guidance will
look for direction and safety. My family
unite with me in grateful thanks for this
cordial goodbye and with me wish that
. these years OF separation may be full o.
peace and happiness for each Of you"
The speech was received with cheers.
i, At It's conclusion the General re-eDtered
his car and the train at once proceeded.
The train stopped at q number ol
, of places, and at several the General sait
: few words.
At Columbus Governor Foraker and
! vile left the train. Here the demonstra
: : ton assumed immense proportions
. General Harrison made q brief speech
but the din was 80 great that scarcel,
, fifty people heard word that was said.
LIGHTING THE WAY FOR HARRISON.
. PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 25.-A spectacle
!, peculiar to Western Pennsylvania is beinj
Q prepared for President-elect Harrison
4 and his party tomorrow morning.
8 has been arranged to have the trail
Il halted for few moments at jeanette
r and have all the gas wells lighted In tn
e entire neighborhood.
9 PREPARING FOR TIE INAUGURATION PA
: nADE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 25.--Goy
: ernor Beaver will be here on Wednesda
: to remain until after Inauguration day
= He will sptnd the rest of the week com
!, pleting srrans sements for the procession
! General Hastings, Chief Of Staff, came 4
I this evening,
= 'sThe Best Laid Plans of Mice and Me
Gang aft aglee." Not SO Hoste.ter
Stomach Bltters. |. goes right TO IL
spot it is designed to beneficially affec
and there is no terdiness in its actor
But while 1t relieves constipation In con
mon with dyspepsia aud liver complain
associate evils-the Rriping and abdon
lnal dlsturbar ce produced by drasti
't purgatives never precede Its operation
Its thoroughnsss is unmarried by viz
d lence, the chief characteristic OF most laA
atives, and one that Is highly prejudicis
v to both bowels and stomach, 1t is onl
by invigoratlng the intestinal canal, an
!, thus fitting 1t to perform It's office as
" natural sluice for the etfete matter of tn
system, that its regularity can be perpe-
e uated. To weaken by drenching Is to IL
sure its relapse Into disorder. This III
! Bitters never does. Chills and fever
nervousness, kidney complaints yield I
the Bltters, and appetite and sleep ar
improved by II.