Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-05
THE FOURTH OF JULY
PRESIDENT HARRISON AT WOOD
STOCK, CONN.
lie is Called Upon for a Speech and Makes
au Address Suitable 10 tho
Occasion.
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after the fashion of the past three davs.
Nevertheless crowd came and IT was
probably AS large as last year II was an
enthusiastic aud happy crowd of genuine
W. EurlRnders that came 10 sec
4l. President and 90 hear speeches. and
49,. mot 90 Zoe prevented by @ little
vain. which did not seriously interfere with
She morning exercises. Congressman Rus
e.Iat 30 o'clock raped the company 20
order. aud after pleasant words Of vel
r.r. to tnD President and other visitors.
a.lf. thr people assembled he nominated
Governor BulAeley for chairman Of the
d.r.
iIe Governor in a brief speech accent
pl tlo honor, and expressed his pleasure
Ht fln official welcome. aud presented to
emo audience President Harrison. Hearty
applause and ringing cheers greeted the
resident as he arose. lie spoke as fol
BOWS.
air Chairman and Fellow-Citizens, La
oH and Gcntlcmen,-lt Is not nay purpose
a. 1kr au address to-day. ! did not know
NnN ths morning that the programme
would coutuiu any mention Of nay name al
u.i. hut ~ would he altogether uncIyil II /
Cl0 not. tins opportunity having been Of
Tered mN, express mv thanks 10 those OF
Nou who are gathered here this morning,
ant GO llm upon whose hospitable invita-
tlu sou have gathered, for the friendly
T.
nie not only here to-day, but IN my pro-
gross nither iCries OF Good."I
our patriotism hes been put 20 "a test
lf fnc weather. conditions rs uufaYOrahle
as are possible ln the summer season. but
yuu nIli NOT. am sure. bold NE RESPONSE
h'e Tor ttc fact that the bureau having
tlose r0udIU lu4 in charge has failed 10 Sc
cure fo you such weather as we would have
desired to-day. Laughter II is very
gratifying 20 know that your love
OF country and your interest in the
pcrp. ,nHilon and the right observance of
t1Ie pleasant celebration at Woodstock
ils perfectly tuumphcd over every I'M
prtHlfnt ! ann sure ] look into faces tins
Nf.rUlu1 OF 10 body Of citizens filled with
iDuo-i pride ir Oh. story OF their country
anI fan 0i serious purpose 10 maintain
t...o institutions free from all faint of
G. Eruption ~ decay. We stand to-day as "a
nation exempt from al fears Of foreign
l.r. ~ Us not iu the power If any
7 ople upon the earth much 20 harm us
except our Owl people. We Ito not
..r INf. ODD uuX spirit az boastiulness.
Dur rather iu ono of thaukfulnces for that
Divine Prov deuce which has given Us such
t1.atIuhnut .uWent hWOUg the nations
CT fne earth THAT uo people Of great
over fOu bees us ON any side. The more
exempt from thoughts Of foreign assault
a.I tlt more ought Dur thoughts 80 turn 90
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ir-iffuf ems iu honor among ours Gives, See
curing ami promoting both In State and
national LEGISLATION those measures which
l4N, best promoted not individuals, not
-pe iai. hut thc general good of all peo-
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thc guests then went 10 cottage on the
s-o.e 90 the LAKE ior lunch. PRESIDENT
huf-DI rested Tor quaIIor OF an h9ul,
anJ then was escorted back to the stand ley
81 Grand Army men.
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President baig' ul hultei ohtSs' whose
Ga .Jecl was Liberty through AlleIl4HCe
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