Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
JOYFUL BUCKEYES.
President Harrison En Route fox
Indianapol =
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C,ScnSlsI Aug - NE Presidential
party csasls. * - President Ezrrison.
LIS Private Secretary. 4 ~ hatcrd Sec
relzry k1sk % ths Department 81 AFri-
CQlluEe. .u1 IAnlel h@1o4--. marshal -
TIE h-s.riel ~ Columbia. arrived here "a
tie halumero oato teae suo thes we're
TIE guests e. the Cham aeE 50 Commerce and
tle b4A2ess LNohaage The party va
Que 10 arrive ~ ~ . ~ baI owing X =
11-sy ia starting tISl Deer PAX
t4sy Ga act reach here until lN.N
ia When taeir oon4iug " Is announced
h. the tool1lrF ~ c2naoa euc ether pub-
Ic demonstrations Al TIE depot tas party
was llsI - Governor Foraker y 10 arrived
Ia TIE C ~ Tuesday night foT that p11 pose,
~ MAYOR Aossy The joint committee OF
reception. representatives % the Order 81
Clncl1AEt9s an4 = detachment II police
TIE depot ~as packed 20 IL capacity by
those who were anxious - get view ~
the distinguished party Cheers followed
cheers a. the President tzse was reoog-
mixed snd there " - a. 3 aost continuous
ovation ~ srp ause unyi DE reached his
carriage. which he occupied With GOV
efnor Foraker 1ta other members
a. tie party were assigned 10 carriages
accompanied by members OF the Eecep-
ton Con lliftee The escort was made up
q batta ION OF poace and Two patrol
wagons uller the command OF Chez
Didlch ana consisted cf The First Aegt-
ment Ohfo Aauonsi q .aras commanded by
Colonel Al J. hswkns. and Battery
j o. the oslo A4tioaA Guards Tie lat
ter lre1 : salute which aa1e. 10 TIE vol
uue " cheering Is TIE President Was
making ms way 10 tie cafr1sgc The
hne OF march Was up Central ave
nue. 10 Fourth street and then eaEt
to Vine and south 10 tie Burnet House.
The streets were packed with shout
Ing people, While the windows were
alive with men. woman and children. al
joining ia the bo.s.srous welcome 10 tie
Chief Magistrate fOurrA street especially
presented a brilliant appearance. The
Pres dent rode almost continually with his
hat IN MS hand and was almost constantly
bowling his acknow edgments ot The en-
thnsiastic greetings thai were gwen
The line Of march ended al the BuInet
House. entering which the PRESIDENT was
escorted at once 20 parior A. which was
olaborately adorned with howerR Here
the public reception began almost immedi-
a,cly The President stood before table
on which was an elaborate floral design
Mayor Mosby read TO President Harrison
the address OF welcome, 10 which he re-
piled 3s follows:
Gentlemen 81 the committee and c't.zcns
o. Cincinnati beg 20 thank you for this cor
Cial welcome. viii not undertake. 10 follow
GU Tie line OF reply suggested by your kind
and ltllug rernarks- / VIII only say that o.
a cites OF this class IN the land Cincinnati is
solrc - a home city 10 me than any other
Tie first callers upon the President after
the committees had been presented were
the resident members OF the Ohio Com
nlandery o. the LOYAL Legion. OF which the
J. esident is q member. lie greeted these
companions with kindly grasp.
for he knew they had all, Ike
himself, passed through the hery
furnace or war. Then followed lie
citizens as rapidly as they could be mar
shaled At the end OF three-q uGrters q
az hour The PTesldenU Was driven 10 the
Builders Exchange at Sixth and Vine,
Wore another address OF welcome was
made by President Allison. OF that body.
Here again there v as great press OF peo-
PIE 20 shake the Presidents hand
Afterward the party again tcck carriages
and proceeded to the Chamber Of Com
merce. where a reception and speeches fol-
lowed The lateness Of the arrival necessi-
taled change OF programme. Il was ex-
pccted that the party would remain until
evening and visit the exhibition OF the con-
oaost Of Mexico. but the President was IN
able TO do So as he Is compelled 10 leave
3. ; O'Clock IN order 10 arrive IN lndianap-
oils "a @