Telegram-herald., 1890-08-14

when the futter OF excitement broke
into h earty cheers as tho familiar face
Of Mrs. John A. Logan appeared
above the sea of upturned faces.
Mrs. Logan was accom- panied by Mrs.
Alger.
The appearance OF General Alger.
who rode spirited bay, was the signal
for tho arising Of Mr.. Harrison and
Cabinet. AS each department came in
front of the stand colors were dipped,
hats raised. and in many instances
rousing cheers given for the President.
The entire parade was a series Of
ovations for all the departments along
the line from thousands OF patriotic cit
liens The largest post in the process
sion was Post 5, of Lynn, which num-
bere ) men in line. The last car
riage at the end of the procession en-
tered Adams square az 7:20 p. m.
Viewed from Franklin square the
parade was a magnificent spectacle and
was witnessed by fully 10, 600 people.
The grand arch at the head of tho
square was finely decorated and was the
center of attraction, especially to the
veterans, bearing, as it did, finely ex-
ecuted representation of the battle OF
Gettysburg.
banquet at night 20 President Harri-
son and other distinguished visitors.
The Presidential party was overdue at
the Mechanics Hall reception, and
after a brief ceremony at the sables
Mayor Fisher, of Waltham, introduced
Mr.. Harrison, who made a short
I speech. After the address the
President and members OF the Cab
met with Admiral Gberard and staff,
retired and proceeded 70 the reception at
Mechanics building, where a least ID
900 people availed themselves of the op-
portunity 70 see and hear the distin-
| guished visitors Addresses were made
by Generals AlCer and sherman and
President Harrison, all OF whom were
warmly received. On closing the Pres
ident left az once and took the mid
night train for Washington.
GENERAL AIGER's ADDRESS.
BosToS, Aug. 13-The convention OF
toe twenty-fourth National encamp-
ment. Grand Army of tho Republic,
/ came 20 order in Music Hall a. II a 10.
I Prayer was offered by Pas Chief Chap
lain l. VI. Foster. COmmander-in-Chief
/ Algsr then delivered bis annual ad-
dress Referring 20 the condition OF
/ The organization be said that with few
exceptions il was excellent, and con
/ tiaued.
Tiers have been sore eissrrssrnsnts n ne
department of fLouisi iana aud Mississippi drawn
/ uron the c9lor line the details - whicn viii he
I tcund ir the records o. the Judge Advocate Gen
/ srsL II isths sane question that t7-iaE is dis
/ furhir- marV localities IN the Southern part Of
this copptry and which vii require patience and
/ concessions from Ali parties - settle n has
been M detsrnin alton 30 recognize ss 4
/ ccmraiis ths caual rizats 81 everF man. nC
/ matter What his coloT O. Nationality rro
vided he has the two 1uaiifcstiens. service
and a. honorable discharge II this great
str1SEle - life ths strong should aid
/ tbe wsak r. eanohles - forr1er sad beirs "a
I elevate the latter A synopsis - the opsn ions
q fhe Judge Advocate General, those approx ed
{ aat thcs9 iisapvr1ved. VIII as found IN the r.
pert - She Aafatsar-tSsnersl
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third Nstionai encan7uae-t dated Jone ~
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toe roils - that sase ffasS8 On 51ns g. issl
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