The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-16
rgPRSON'S BIG HURRAH.
pvopLE OF CONCORD TURN
'--- OUT AND CHEER.

30 leach Before the Legislature
ut Session and Another to the
rrovd on the Outside.
,t.,ogrsruK. \. H., Aug. 15.-The
-, Of President Harrison's last day In
u E9glaud was marked by leaden sky
~ Wv 1i,5- showers. Still the weather was
w. WV. had as that attending the trip from
W. ~. uorbor. This noon the President,
D.!r,+s D-. Secretary Halford, ex-Gov.
charav T. J. Coolidge, Agent Strow, OF
tha 4moskeag Mills, and Agent Bourne, OF
~ Srork Mills, were driven through
.ho M various mill yards on
tour Of inspection, which was confined,
[,,rorar to the exterior of the buildings,
5o.,s etc. The employees were given an
onnortunity to greet the party, and did so
ontbusa,tlcallv. The party was then driven
20 the deDot and boarded a special train.
The visitors we're met by a great crowd on
tba nlatform and by a delegation from
concord The train departed amid the
cheers of the crowd the President bowling
his farewell from the platform.
CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 15.--The run from
Manchester to Concord was quick one,
and was made without stop. Extensive
DreDarations for the coming Of the Presi-
denf had been made in Concord. The busi-
ness blocks were generally decorated, and
flags stretched along the driveway
T6e capitol and grounds presented
n fine appearance. At the main en-
trance to the park was a large arch
decked with the national colors, surmounted
at the center by the name of President Har-
rison. The government building at the rear
of the capitol was also prettily decorated
with flags and streamers, and the Eagle
hotel. opposite the capitol, was also decked
with the national colors. The President was
met by Mayor Humphrey, Adjt. Gen.
Ayling and the G. A. r. posts of the city,
Penacook and West Concord acting as an
escort
DRIVEN TO THE CAPITOL.
The party was assigned to places in Ian
daus and driven to the capitol in drizzling
rain. The President was escorted to the
council chamber and cordially greeted by
Gov. Goodell. the members of his council,
the state officers and large number of vis-
iting citizens who were assembled
there Among them were Senator Chandler,
After each had been presented, the Presi-
dent was taken In charge by the governor
and escorted to the Doric hall, where the
New Hampshire battle-hags are kept The
comrades Of the g. A. r. posts were intro
duced and pleasantly greeted by the Presi-
dent.
BEFORE THE LAWMAKERS.
The introduction of the city dignitaries
followed, after which, under escort of Gov.
Go0dell, the President went to the legislature
IN Joint convention. The President was
met by President Taggart of the Senate and
Speaker Upton Of the House, and escorted
to platform. Gov. Goodell then said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE LEGIsLATURE-Th Presi
dent of the United States will be pleased to
snake the hands OF the members of the legis-
ature.
The officers of the legislature then began
arrangements for the personal introduction
Of the members.
II HARRISON MAKES A LITTLE SPEECH.
before they could carry out their DUR
pose However, the President arose and ad-
dressed the legislature as follows:
o. before 5 that, beg to thank you, gentlemen
& ..e ieslsiaVure Tor the cordial greeting which
5gl naVe extended tome. | believe the trainers
VI al constitutions, state and national are
oal9iuI % 10 recognize and separate the executive
P 6n1 1leSSlatlYe departments the government
s,' Sg an. sure the careful trainers of these in
GEe 'Ili4's uid not nave in mind an occasion
--ao tuis, ana That l may meet Won here this
aIo'niuS as American citizens CHARGED as voII
bo ~ "i.u responsible public duties is assurance
st sua' 9Don whatever lines we NAV differ we
tel r,,n5 ele to-uay having high and consecra
o Ir pu. y So 70 serve the public ends for which
ouI STATE and national governments era or-on
wa ro' anu IN our respective places to Go what
a5oaL Can 10 MAINTAIN social order. to promote
AZ p, ana intelligence and to lift up first
dignity a5 ,lt us lster may be seen abroad the
az a. duu nonor OF American citizenship.
~ a. OAe conclusion Of the address the densa
snJ 'enGe eIa5I winch hlled the chamber. Hobbies
tbo bt,a S5Sl.eiles 5 manifested their pleasure in
ieSIuents speech by loud applause.
~ THEN CAME THE HANDsHAKING.
i me JOINT convention was then dissolraJ
oo,I. onu the mouse adjourned, following which
Toalet r0inG tne individual introductions of the
mem oerS to the President VI 'No
pla en,[i5, vLIS ceremony the crowd of peo-
cor,a 81 Nious TO greet the President had ha-
Io 80 great IN the halls that il was necas-
can. cPiy 70 lock the doors. From the episIetiyo
s,oaa oer I tne President was escorted to tho
tbaso, Wnlch had been erected in front Of
r,'iIll3l' where, as he appeared. he was
4 n So 7 cneered by the thousands assembled
n, SFhEAD EAGLE oUTBURsT.
n He 80 1sid. governor introduced the President
judicial HHsiDENr o4 You have met the lepislativa
Fl e9yarT"aut Gnu executive departments Of 6,I ett
Of New FaT,,ilIn 10" ~" introduce you to the peonle
a Is NOT h]acop coz paiilre If they are not all hero IL
III ment oecase they are NOT iovaG ~ a. az nele IL
"a here ana " ~ tuer President. They wo1IId Nc
n ali our brao 10 no man, woman or child in
stand by the y 5'c5o?llIiinonwealth that does not
under all circ,,,, lstratioD Of this government
Al head Fennc INSTANCES, whoever NAV he its
M Presida1tt tl0" citizens present ~ 20, .s tlS
81 plause ana the United States fProlonoed oe,
SNu cheering.l tAi0iOnseo ap-
Pro-, HARRIsoN's REPLY.
ha d and harrison stood with hat in
81 crowd ',,', oVercoat on arm looking at +ha -.
81 Fin q iloinent and then said. Nv U"e
8 deed Who An zENs-That public man is duu
# spiration r. not derive instruction and IN
masses Of orr IRE IreGquent contact with the
S ere a6op} people. When from thasa ,rile
# eonsiers,t.., him and who are 'nese rs,s9 VINO
# Turns IA p personal TO tbemsafves hs
"lo have onI,. great body of the neonie
81 9hSe3eru Of yogeS,.-ohe, one, and that the hiShest
~ ~ o9 honestly that its public affairs
M .7Ftd and that ana economically admins
.lat the npbrt lne laws shall be enforced ar,9I
wen IN the servants shall bear tbernseyes
source be canrat rge OF their duties. From tbot
and inspratnot fail to find enconro ~ CLle
z Your alon. thank vo1, raoe4 ee4Icouragement
eay viii 8ot interest in your greeting berss tO tor
Gus 9I aetain You under the inasec 1sn SG
21na US onseF fb5r Of the weather which sur
81 - good-by -''n 70 say again, thank YOU
The prol,5 RIVE AND A COLLATION.
s tie can,t'I tteISldent was then escortad +,,-,
the drive grounds in his carriaca v1 'nrSSqgn F
AZ hotel. collation. was served at tho Ed, AIeer
United Sathong the invited epests sse Eagle ,gI
and ConeTo'eSs.n = senators Blair and CSanS,eaI %eIe
fSe Prssidsnate freshmen Mute and Moore 9aier, Bsfors,
B v hite bspdnId bTslI left the hotel 012l Gol :