Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

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hat been ckosen 70 4er AS outriaers ca TIE
Nay u the sat- On ro1s up carriages sgs
tneu summoned aad wLea Iae F1ss--
deaf a-A1e his sPPea Ancs hs w.s
greeted with hearty cheers Hr
wss accompanied - Lisuteaznt- Governor
Bracket anI Acia iar4nI-OsleEal Dzlsou. In
tAs second carriage were CoioAs- Mans
neld S1rge0a- General ho1t snG Lieutenant
Hal IL The taifd were CcioDel NelAng-
ton. Colonel sampson Aad Cslonel kocz-
well Tao 0uITidegs moved n troAt. dan.
AID rear, srd the PIesfcel- LETT TIE en-
vlreument ~ shs Nendome.
Ihs streets on the ro4ts were thronged
with people WHO cheersd the chisf exec
utiYe ~ be passed Ias march consumed
about thirty u-lauts4 A crowd of several
thousand persons Sas IA waiting az the
station and received tAs President
wl-h noisy demonstrations OF welcome,
N-ich eoainued As Ae vas os-
caTted thgo th the station 10 the tain.
The President fingered a moment on the
car platform. Dat politely ignored the call:
Tor speech As the trAIn moved out oi
the dopo. the President again appeared
and bowed bis farewell
4 10 nrsC great demonstration after tie
departure from. Boston TOOK place a. south
Lawrence, where tie train stopped There
vas "a enormous crowd around the
depot Flags waved and q band played
lively airs Tie people covered The
platform and were pcIc4ei upon az
possible tmiueases. Tho President
went 10 the rear OF his car IS Il
entered the depot and shook the hanls OF
tie hundreds II people IN waiting behind
the train Governor Goodeli OF New
Hsmpshife, and stah Joined the party
at this point When the po-
lice had made clear space Mayor
Mack formally welcomed the President
70 Lawrence. extending cordial greeting
aud introducing him 10 the people. The
President bowed his response Again tae
crowd cheered and the train moved of
Among the gentlemen who boarded the
cars a. this point were Senator Bisir, Con-
gressmen Nate and Moore Secretary OF
State Thompson and General john Eaton.
The next stop was a5 uayerhiu. where
large arch had been erected, and a great
crowd packed the depot ami adjacent
streets Whom tho train stopped the crowo
closed in behind it, ana AE Allen Ordway,
clutching the side OF the car. and standing
on the step. handed TO the Presi-
dent who had gone TO the rear OF
the train a handsome basket OF flowers in
behalf OF the Brother jonathan Club OF
Republican voters. The Pres dent bowed,
and the crowd cheered. Please convey
TO your associates my sincere thanks for
their courtesy. II is very pleasing gift,
said the President Great cheering fol
lowed
As the train moved away the President
remained on the platform until the people
were out OF sight LIEUTENANT Governor
Bracket and st2n left the train at this
point and when the state line was crossed
Governor GOodell, OF New Hampshire. to-
gether with his staff, became tae official es-
cort
President Harrison walked out on the
platform as Exeter Was sighted. 4 crowd
had gathered at the depot, and
there was much cheering. The
President, standing in full view OF
the crowd. shook hands with the men,
women and children who clambered
up the steps. IL was great crowd and
there was much pushing ard hustling The
President went into the car. but emerged
again before the train started