New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
ruE PRESIDENTS BRIGADE.
WELCOMED BY HIS OLD COMRADES AT
GALESDCRG.

EMILY TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND fEofAE A."
rrr TO HIS ADDRESS TO THE vETERANs-
orspoSsE TO THE WELCOME EXTEND
IN BY THE PEOPLE OF PEORIA.
..,rro ILL., Oct a.-President Harrison rose
-. this morning. but he N1 not carly er"ieh 10
-. the thousands M eager citizens OF Peoria VINO
-. as.embled around his hotel in tta CITY lhe
,ashcnt was deaf 10 all entrray TO remain longer III
.ht city and stoutly maintained his Intention q" no
Icing the entire day to his soldier fr"hoS at 'soo
,urr He agreed only TO address brichE He 'o"u
800 had assembled at the station 10 witness MS de-
eur. At : o'clock the band scrcnadcd the Pre''-
-, and few minutes later the MAYOR and CITY conn
ii acconpanied by the G. A. II. posts ana company
~ the Illinois National Guard. appeared to cscor mo
presiden, to the train. The march was ui"hp''a'
ono ard all Peoria turned out to do MONACO u mo
C,,ct Executive At the station over'EOoo people
xere assembled. and the F;eidcn' being ihuoou'eu u!
M.,or starGs. spoke aS follows:
", fellow citizens II t. net impossible that ehond
,,trLure this morning any serious Theme ! nav
ssa.H s.irs in Iovaitr and sacrifice FOR the onion:
s sSslr ni's in prosperity and honor >rnauI.,hh
Gtn nd ,s c c; of he kindness Of the people II
snythins could add to the solemn S"iSe 81 rc>Ion.Lnn
Which tyae %."' Of icndines and confidence Tho
area, MAS Of the people Of th> country are i ,,
t ncer I'm the discharge OF his duty and TO alplld
IS homes, effort for thor good. II il 'oli~c 81
e" s,rsnfth s l% H ,mshne and MD Crisp no air
.h.n from these kindly faces. draw al Inspiration ~
DO WA N the 'S S"orIe Of the tinted states. Applause
10 10 day to nIort VITA some 'om'ac% OF yDT '.,r
e s ssa ~' =" the he !" as the T$ mo
tnsnk these comrades OF Peoria ana this COMPANY ~
x"r and gentlemen Of the Reception Committee for
srGetMs and Or, +" tse hay D aai Of HH S Sf
SsrSc1 s,r vorr prc~erons Nav hat PROSPERITY in
Srcase urtl every tizcn even me hIn,Si"t' shsrs
MAs peace social order and the blessings s S o, Iowa ,S
pbecra.)
Az tho conclusion Of the Prcsidonts address. Elsie
IealM Lyuc TIKI child actress. presented TO 'nc ircn
d.et bcantiful bouquet in behalf Of the Grand Army
AZ nm Republic Posts and tho citizens OF Peoria Ihe
pres1tcq,t expressed his thanks by kissing The H''le
Inv and amid the cheers Of the crowd thr train
rnlld out Snr GalcSbuIg. At Peoria the PRESIDENTIAL
prts wss met By delegation rom HaieAnnrs q"
snecal train. Major n. n. Clay Of the 100 il'n"i
iEedmcnt Judge A. A. smith and H. NJ SS'"n III"
editors Of the Calesbnyg papers. and rilrO"d o'l'
ornpos-d tho party. The Presidents train ron this
rn1n4 VIA In charge Of F. G. Rice superintendent I"
The Chicago. TurliaeoI, and Quincy {" Gh"s'"rf Inc
+.tn WIS pulled by an engine in caargc OF an engineer
xrhc WAS member q! tho President Old br c%h" FRANK
Hilton q former meU,bcr OF the lo*d llhh"iH' 'eh'
Gsiesor,s the President. after holding reception f'
fhA veterans aboard tho Train, won't f'T"aN win SOC
pefa
i,yitatton Of tho latter the President and creary
rracv mounted tue engine and r'dc In the cab WIN
u,A eB,cneer for a few miles To tho President inc
e,cneer yielded the responsibility Of puif the "s"-
for Stations and cro>singS and the HrIns c''s'""r
A.,y turned over tn boil rope to secretary lra'F'
Both gentlemen reformed their resie"tiv" d"ue0 D"
we'll and so vigorously th@t the citizens OF hhoN
Comfy would have thought .cvcri, trains were sp"e'
iDg By and THAI every losing Wis oDs"u''0u ~
obstinate herds OF live stock.
Thr principal event Of the day vas me reunion
a. Gal.sb,ry, Of the FIRST Brigade. Ihrc DlV'''o'
10Th Army Corps. the former commaNi Oh "Nh
eral Harrison Tho occasion u gathering ho'
OILY of the veterans who were for.Hcry a''"1i"''
With the President. hut Of Grand Amy men ron
yl-tou, parts OF the west. EXcui 'ions fi'!n Al! tAe
principal cities within a radius OF 300 n'i'' acoeN
u me .ssemblac,. AID il: estimated tha re a.
scu!bls,e winch greeted President Harris ~ ~ "s
lurv w;s not les than 1000. Al the >'ati n int
Presidential ,srv wa, met 10y the Mayor Of the CITY,
tic Council and the army NccHl'N ana cS'o''cu ~
III. b,tcl whore, in al honrs RECEPTION pe'iie rom
Al parts of the state and the West SIcc'N the
,cSoent The decoration, tlr'uc.oh tr' clE "o'o
p:oflyc and elaborate. Tie s'ahd nom winch He IT.
,,,nn, rcv,.w,, IA, Old bl4,'aie Na- lInN sCu 'ur
dea;gro 10 iI;t,i. block si1r. d.i ~ G"ci"l WIN
facs ON the top of ct"h II IL" pillars "h''h sup
por;ed the arch the stand. a y"nliS idN s'Pd
b,.pc:s2,atil!; the ,,rdG~>S Of Liberty I r'n t."
vast arch lcHcrh which the i'-.i"!l ''0"i WEI
TIE words: W. Welcome ouf PRESIDENT shortly
after IL O'Clock the n >.!"n I,vi"W"d tie N"'r!hh'
Of tic goth .,rAy C,gr,. 2.;'' S''""l '"i'HieM
OF Central IlilI, and lh,isaid- Of UtiAcn,. Am"i.
ta topic Oh the stand We're Ai!at'n' '''i"raI
VMcc. VI Illinois. a. the, personal rrpit""''!'e u
GOvcIIor Fl,er. who uiah!e /" *r" NJ ONO d.
cutks; the secretary If >jac. Nr. Peers ia: Mayo
s;ecvEs John KunIcl>, vi ca. ago; Congressman
Post. Colgre,,I Henderson. George W priher'
General Arthur A. smith General Miles. u. >. A
General De,,n. Department Commander, o. A. Il. ~
Illinois: CO,;cl Jefferson Kinney aud senator
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REPAIRED Ia the speaker ,!nd III font 1 the c'a''
house, where Mayor stevens made the addre~s I"
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