New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY
ADDRESSES TO THE LEGISLATURE AND
PEOPLE IN CONCORD.
THE WAY FROM MANCHESTER, NEW. HAMPSHIRE,
TO FALL RIVER. MASS SERIES OF oVA-
TIoNS-TAKING PASSAGE ON THE

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TIoNS-TAKING PASSAGE ON THE
STEAMER PILGRIM
ran River, Mass. Aug. l5-Pnsldcnt Harrison
stopped at Manchester long enough 10 drive about
among the mills. He was greeted with cheers by the
worhmen. The run from Manchester 10 Concord.
was quickly made. The capital decorated. He was
formally received by the members of the Legislature IN
Joint convention He made a brief address in which
he said
Before that beg to thank you, gentlemen the Leg
ature, for the cordial greeting which you extended
TO me- believe the trainers Of all Constitutions. STATE
and National careful and separate the
executive and legislative departments the Government
but the careful trainers OF these instruments
did not have in mind occasion Ike this and that
/ may meet you here this morning as
American citizens, charged you With
responsible public duties the assurance that upon
whatever lines may differ stand here to-day having
the high and consecrated purpose public ends
for which State and National Governments are
gained, and In respective places what
to maintain social order promote education and intcl
genee, and to lit up first home its be
seen abroad the dignity and honor OF citizenship
n public reception then held at which the
President said
My FeowCitlzens; That public man IS dull indeed
frequent contact with the or our people when
from these Who are about him and who are pressing
considerations personal to themselves he turns to
the great body OF the people who have only one, aud
that the highest concern Of the Government that
mn.stercd and that The laws shall be enforced, and
that public servants shall bear themselves well In the
discharge Of their duties From that source he can
not fail to End announcement and inspiration.
thank yOu most cordially for your earnest, interest
Ing greeting here today viii not detan YOU under
the naUspciOus cIcumSta of weather which sur
round longer than TO say again thank you aud
gOodby.
From Concord to Fall River the trip series
Of Oyatons, the number being limited only by the
stops that were made and each having a peculiar
Characteristic OF its own Nashua was the ono city
where, after Concord, the President left the train.
At Lowell an immense throng Of people crowded the
depot tracks buildings, bridges and walls adjoining.
From Concord to FAN River the President travelled
I'm the car Pilgrim Of the Old Gloomy Line This
car was attached 10 the two cars which had been
through Maine until Lowell reached where it was
coupled to the White Mountain train to Fall River
Governor Go0den. Of New Hampshire, left the car
at Nashua, and SurgeOn-Gcneral Holt. OF Mas'a'hu-
sets came board the representative OF GOV rhOr
Ames. lie travelled on the car TO Souh Framing
ham and there babe the President good bye, the atef
saying after shaking his hand Give my kind regards
b. the Governor" . .
When the platform a Fall River reached. at
7:1O D. m. Mr.. and Mrs Choate escorted lhn Pres
dent through lines of spectators to Room 10 on the
steamer Pilgrim The boat had long llst OF pas,
Sengers Those the upper deck leahe
over and cheercd the President as he went on board
while others joined in greeting Hun as he walked
through the saloon. -
The President IS timed 10 reach Washington 10,
morIOw afternoon On saturday afternoon he Will
start for Deer Park where he will stay short time
before going indianapolis to lay the cornerstone OF
a soldiers monumental.