New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE PRESIDENT IN KANSAS.
ADDRESSING THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE AT
TOPEKA
TUE GREATEST GATHERING OF OLD SOLDIERS
IN 1.-THE HISTORY OF THE sTATE-GEEETED
BY CROWDS AT LECOMPToN, LAW.
RENEE AND ATCIIISON.

IN THE HISTORY OF THE sTATE-GREETED
BY CROWDS AT LEcOMPToN, LAW
RENEE AND ATCiIISoN.
Atchson. Kan. Oct. i0.-Tlc PRESIDENT rose ea'no'
this morning than any previous morning. uu''""
the trip The first reception IN inc s'a" VI '''S'''
to take place al It. Joseph i'"' wy woo
reached al a;,ont halfpa,t o'clock. Al the UNION
station an immense crowd was assembled ana "'c
President Wa evidently pleased AT INC H'''A'u' ~
Cepton rendered HIM al >ucl al carry h""'' '"'
sujcuol, in the a. ~emblacc wa Custer Post OF the
GRAND Army of the Republic, which, drawn up III i"c'
/ made a pa,sa.rway for the President ana his party
and acted a, ,h,r escort un, the hotel was reached
vhe,,. the pullc reception wa> 10 tihc Place. A'
the President and secretary Tracy appeared on III
balcony IL, t front of the hotel under u" escort OF
colonel 4 & pavc> general passenger agent N the
Hannibal and Il. Joseph Railroad, ii hearty chcef
h,,,.t fran, ;,c crowd. Colonel Dawes >.nd
citizens of i, Io>cph-lt l. not necessary FOR m"
10 make any speech "i welcome 10 lc . - nv, ,v
: lave ,he ul,.,,u~c Of introducing I" y"l E"n!!n'
iiarIi."n. i,cenicnt OF the United states. Vica' aP
T,. pc.idcn, responded by SAYING:
NV Fellow ci,nru~-lf You are clad to see
me at tni> how IN th M, "'',,s, HI how ' rcal
, M, h'v. been yorr welcome If '"uh have come
IiiIl. later in tho day; Appan>cJ n'E !" u"i i
you, T, IN ,nrncd ont 10 >l-.,k thee wOr> o! vel
rm i IL a, We pa, through your hcduli;nl 'i'%.
am ga" J." ,,',iy To- look upon it, Man, YEAR ago
read O, 4 Jo,"ph. h,M r"mr'hii' OF - '.
for nnti:in. thu> on= and toi!>"mc trains ma pore
tlr early Pioneers i""am ,Ii" ' nl" ' rlnn mean,
f rnr,m,,, anon were >!ow. hnt they h"i' men AKA
, t,,ll n courage and patriot III to Il" for II, on
,h iii,' COAST and IN tie great West work q
pea, ciul cunpu> t!Mt has add trt,h -, an
",r rv hat rhr," sw tr means of 'onmunI'''l"l
have taken n" plarc If III" old we '".-ihul' o,'
.rIv,, that tnc,' convent ncc> both Of bu>lIs> az"
Ii, IL, row
midst OF them ch!"y'iS .ir i ~ n"i io" from
M h"',s"iroM nc.c plain and sturdy virtues Whlrh
are essential I" trir American rlnrn,h,p. ~, u,
nlci"T a" ,I 20 ,r IN Ic ,,-il ii th,,r solid AID
"t .nfi y4urc ila, make hr ly, mat mnc
%" 90 mai ard ucr,>y to call ont from among III"
rropl some who are To lead our a''n,". or t" meet
cNrF\ citizens mot As p,rti>.,,>. We ~"
n'r' Il, ,rd,r ;hc other banner. fought Tor villa
tN"-c ""' "" h r'rh, W. mr.. here. t., ,.iv on" q
ALL that c, " E'E s, w favor Of III" rnI"n and NJ
"iiiTt,, ,Nrpla-. and cheers Now. again uni' d
and,r H. ;upl" Cna"n''" IF prr-"i"i ni"r,F a,n,
willie ,.ru,tt united acan under on" hac; We bay"
started forward # ~" tn" Ia onr "hI ih,,,'hN.
upon "A E" prosperity t'i' w.ln NOV or ii
: h,v,. boon I",>blr 1t IL. therefore ~ al h.i',
/ PCS nd fait!fulnc>> In d"v"t."' i" 'he i'tI" a.,
God ,h, give u, i'-h' 70 '", IL. ~ nrttr. 81.
! di>ch1r-" u "u az ~, I ,,, lave ri,,r vl,HI
II" n-. ~ Con,' 'u"n ana 'i, 'aM Nv, i.d. "In
~ -" Nv. t,m~,1c. 81 the Grand Army :" tn
rrurl c and follow citizens OF Missouri a." ''''
yUu AID lid N"u ;""' w. Nn''' . , o.,
NJ ~" '"h'"'>'" Va ' $780,. ,. 49,,
parry i'"''' ~ ,F ''"' " ,,,. cl,
! Ir"lc'iI ~H"oH ""'"N '''' ,,, 4.
t.roi.l Postmaster Charles !. fF'''''' ~" ''"' w.
Custer Post No. = q. A. H.. ri'~"'t'd III" iF>N'
with lnnd>"'u" h''H"t ""'" "h ,
"A, kmnwlcdcch w.; 'cf'r" ." ':"'' p''"'' "''' wv
Have. in.i y"1r- 3D. Ire h"'" "' ''''' ~
Diw,~. pgc-'I'"! ia" Pre- d'' WIN "'' "'''.
and rewarded With b.. ~ "A',' ~ ''
I
,r,vd Tn. Pre- dcii "!.i"''" uel ~ lr"thi- '''
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