Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-16


Ie q neifo.t Res Press REPORTER sss-
tesd4y t.osernol Lace s4il Fl a44 ga
ny Nay o. fssln Kan. n T.. Waere. a.
SPECIAL las.t4uoa shall tomorrow
deliver ga address on agriculture. 49, a
feature OF the -four DAYS meeting
wa.eh i al ptsseri ia progross et tAat
p0nt The sal5tel an interesting
one 10 lne ANA tAfeei rs 81 nta ID 40
considerable lenElh. THESE outside
Invitations eutal a great deal oi .ai.ar
and ] ALWAYS aoeepi them more OF less
Uudtr protest hgl tnev usually come
iu slc1 WAY IAaf 3 is difficult a. re-
luse them without appearing DIE
courteous sAeI noi be ouI of the
state long, my present Intention beng
g. retCrn on FRIDAY. ! have only been
home ir0ln flo annual sncampntli ~
lae Michigan STAT, troops al eoEuAl
Lake Tor few DAYS. and am natural
Isl snNous t. settle down once more %
nay olhc.al duties al Lansing.
"Do You regard the tncAmpmcnt
this year a. success Was inquired.
-tEmneutv -. Was tie unhest tat
lng reply u Was very much gratIicd
over the way things went on The
bows conducted themselves lu every
instance 49, gentlemen and soldiers ~
Nlchl gan bows invariably DO. The Stale
has every reason o. he proud "a lts ef;l-
cent militia breaches Of order ~ die
Cpluc were practically unknown -
tie annual tncampment winch Las
! lust closed, and the proficiency Of tie
troops Was unmistakable. lt Was one
OF the prOude.i moments 81 my Othclal
career when I viewed them On horse
| hack and ] felt more than ever before
| that Il was indeed an honor o. be gov
efnOr of State that could produce
such men. think the presence Of tie
regulars exeried salutary influence
upon the state troops. A spirit ~ en-
uiatOn was aroused which could not
very well DO otherwise than result ia
| benefit % all concerned. As I said
u NV address. during the reception
| which was held upon the camp
! ground on Monday last, our boys com
| ported themselves almost. Il not al
| together, as much Ike trained sold.en
a. did the experienced regulars. An
| officer Of the regulars atterward said
| 20 me that I might have omitted the
| word almost without materially affect
| ng the truth of NY assertion BE that
a. il may, however, II wc can always
have as successful encampments As tne
one Just closed, We shall have very lit-
tie u desire OF regret ln connection
| with the matter ~ my speech / out-
! lined the purpose Of state mlltla,
and, f0I the lie # mc. ] could not see
| wherein CUI boys failed a. iill The bill-
The fear that thc contguity Of the city
of Battle Creek might cause trouble 10
| maintaining discipline proved 70 be
| wholly uuiouudcd. There was 10
trouble whatever I'D that direction
You reside altogether al Lansing
now, DO You not2'
.'les. j have done so slnce shortly
after my first inauguration replied
| Governor Luce I'VE live ID modest
ort ol way, bat We aIe very comtoiu-
Be. ! Will say. however, that ] nsfe
lelt the need Of a gubcmntorial maa-
SION more SINCE my raise Of salary than
aid during nay FIRST term. Vow cmoi-
| uments seem 10 bring new obligations
| 80 their wake. StN. q is pleasant L.
| snoW Chat one l>n 8 working altogether
" tlc love - tIr t.Ir- only fCA
Meu could afford - ho Governor under
! iae old salary -and J 80 uy no means
. sch man. ] went llto ~ SIMPLY be-
! cause ! deemed 10 my duty O. do 80. II
cost mc about s. ul0-a sum which
coaid not Wei afford g. Jose. Set. !
| cannot irathfully say that 1 have any
| REGRETS "a connection "a the matter.