Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-15
Hutchinson. Republican. and MoXin-
ney, Democrat, the Candidates.
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN TRIP.
KILRAIN RELEASED ON BAIL.
More About the Killing Of
ex-Judge Terry.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He Leaves New Hampshire Amid Great
Enthusiasm.

VI TTcsiueut T1drrlsOn . ibst Gay IN Now EugiAuo
was marked by leaden sky with light show.
ers. Still the weather was not so bad as that
attending the trip from Bar Harbor. This
noon the President, Private Secretary
Halford, Ex-Gov Cheney, T. J.
Coolidge Agent strow Of the Amos
keag mill and Agent Bourne of the Stark
mill were driven through the various mill
yards on tour Of inspection, which was oon-
fined, however, to the exterior Of the
buildings. dams, &c. The employees were given
an opportunity to greet the party and did 90
enthusiastically. The party was then driven to
the depot and boarded the special train. Tbs
visitors were met by
GREAT CROWD ON THE PLATFORM
and by delegation from Concord composed
Of Hons. John T. Pierson and VIM. Mitchell Of
the senate, and Hons. H. W. Greene R NJ.
Chamberlain, Col Converse, j. Smith, George
L. Ellsley and F. b. Kendrick of the house Of
representatives. There were also in the dele
cation Col. F. @. Churchill, representing the
governors and council; Gen. Paul Long and
Gen. G. II. Hurlbut, of the governors staff,
and Hon. E. O. Shirley Of the executive
council. The train departed amid the cheers
Of the crowd, President Harrison bowling his
farewell from the platform.
AT CONCORD.
CONCORD, Nh, Aug. 16-The run from Man.
chester to Concord was quick one and was
made without stop. Preparations for the COM
ing Of the President had been made in Concord
Business blocks were generally decorated and
hags were stretched along the driveway. The
capitol and grounds presented . fine appear
ance.
At the main entrance to the park was large
arch decked with the national colors sur
mounted at the center by the name Of the
President
The government building at the rear of the
Capitol was also prettily decorated with flags
opposite the Capitol was also decked
with the national colors. The President
was met by Mayor Humphrey, Adjt. Gen. Ay-
llnR and the Grand Army posts Of Concord,
Penacook and West Concord acting ss escorts
The party was assigned places in landaus
The President was escorted to the council
chamber and cordially greeted by Gov.
Goodell, members Of his council and state
officers and large number of visiting citizens
Senator Chandler, Congressman Moore and
General J. h. Potter.
After each had been presented, the President
was taken in charge by the governor and
escorted to Doric hall, where New Hampshire
battle flags are kept.
COMRADES OF THE GRAND ARMY
were introduced and pleasantly greeted by the
President. The Introduction of the city digni-
taries followed. after which, under escort of
Gov. Goodell, the President went to the repre-
sentatives joint convention.
The President vas met by President Taggart
of the Senate an Speaker Upton Of the House
and escorted to the platform. Gov. Goodell
then said:
Gentlemen Of the legislature: The President
OF the United tates will be pleased to shake
the hands OF members Of the legislature.
nffi0ara Of fho Lao Lot, ha.v
ments for personal introduction Of the mem
bers. Before they could carry out their pur-
pose, however, the president arose and ad-
dressed the legislature as follows:
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
Before that beg o\thank you, gentle
mch Of the legislature, for the cor
dial greeting which you have extended
to me. 1 believe the trainers Of all
constitutions, state and national are careful to
recognize and separate the executive and the
legislative departments Of the govern
ai ramers Of hsse the did ns,
have in mind an occasion like this, and that /
may meet you here this morning as American
citizens charged as you are with
assurance that upon whatever lines we NAV
differ, we stand here today having the high
and consecrated purpose to serve
the public end for which our state
and national governments are organized and
In our respective places to do what
We can to maintain social order,
to promote education aud intelligence
and to lift up first at home, that its luster may
be seen abroad, the dignity and honor of
American citizenship"
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE ADDRESS
the dense audience which filed the chamber
lobbies and galleries manifested their pleasure
in the Presidents speech by loud applause.
The joint convention was then dissolved
and the house adjourned, following which
came the individual introductions of
the members to the President During
this ceremony the crowd of people anxious to
greet the President had become 80 great in the
halls thrt it was
NECESSARY TO LOCK THE DOORS
From the legislative chamber the President
Was escorted to stage, which had been erected
in front of the capital, where, as he appeared
he was warmly received by the thousands eager
70 see him. The governor introduced the Pres
ident.
MIR. President" said he, ''you have met the
Legislative, judicial and executive Department.
of our state government / introduce Won Ia
the people Of New Hampshire. II they are not
here it is not because they are not loyal to
the government or to their President They
would be here, and there is NO man.
commonwealth that does not stand
by the administration of the Governments nm
der all circumstances, whoever may be its
head. Fellow-citizens, l present to You the
President Of the United States" PROLONGED
applause and cheeringl
A season Of hand shaking then followed. ali
very anxious to meetthe President