Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-24
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yesterday morning When the rising
call was heard In the Hazlcmere a. ESQ
the Presidents train entered the yards
a. - Joseph and backed down 10 the
station. where the crowd greeted the
President lie entered the depot hotel
on the arm % Colonel A. G Dawes the
Secretary Of the Navy and other men,
bors 81 the party following
The Pres dent was taken up stairs 10
the balcony Of the hotel which bad
been beautifully draped and adorned
with flowers Ills appearances on the
balcony was greeted with prolonged
cheering Colonel Dawes introduced
the President 10 the crowd. which allied
the streets Tor fully a square
President Harrison spoke briefly, in
which be expressed pleasure az meeting
the people. Eve are here he said,
as American citizens not as partisans;
a. comrados Of the late war; or, II there
are those here who under the other ban
ner fought for what seemed 10 them TO
be right We are herc 90 say n and all,
that God know what was right when ho
cast the issue In favor Of the Union and
constitution. lie concluded as follows:
Nov again, united under it, ample guar.
nutre q personal liberty and rutiic sccuf.
ity. united again under one nag We have
started forward. " We are true 20 our ohll'
cations. upon a career OF prosptrity that
would not otherwise have been possible
Let us, there ore. In all kindiiness aud faith.
tufness iu dev0t on 20 the right NJ God shall
give us light 60 see IL, go forward IN the dis.
charge OF our duties. setting above every
thing else the Tag. the Cons tuition aud the
law upon which all cur rights aud all cur
socu iti 5 are based Applause
At the conclusion OF his speech the
President was taken 10 the waiting
room OF the hotel, where a line was
formed and an informal reception lasting
fifteen minutes was held
At 7:2s tho reception was cut short
and the President returned 10 his ear
and four minutes later the train pulled
out for Topeka
Al TOPEKA.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct IA heavy fog
cnyelopcd this city yesterday morning
and a light mist made IL uncomfortable
during the forenoon. by eight o'clock
thousands Of people had gathered on
the streets 10 greet the President
OF the United States. At an early
hour the fair grounds were de-
serted and the %, 600 old soldiers,
with $50. 900 other people, were sta
toned on either side Of Kansas avenue
and Quincy, Harrison and other streets
along the route OF the Presidents tour
OF the ty. The town was gaily decor
ated and a fourteen-foot banner, bear.
ing President Harrison's likeness, was
stretched across Kansas avenue, bearing
the words, Welcome, Comrade."
When the train arrived at 1890 an
immense crowd greeted the distln.
guished party. Tho streets from the
depot were t~hronged and the President
was frequently cheored by the old sol
diers as the procession moved, AZ
Tenth street the President reviewed
the line OF veterans, II required eighty
minutes for the parade to pass.
After refreshments at the Copeland
House, the procession moved to thu
fair grounds, whore 30, 900 veterans had
assembled. Governor Humphrey intro
duced Mr.. Harrison, who responded by
paying a high tribute to the soldier,
and 70 the State. After addresses by
Senator Ingalls, and others the Prcsi
dental party was driven rapidly to the
depot and left at four o'clock for Kan
sas City.
THE PRESIDENT AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. il.-TherI
| was a heavy shower of rain just before
the Presidential train reached here yes
terday afternoon at 5:45, and the dis
tinguished guests were driven in shor
order to the Coates House.
r The reception was held at the Elk
l. change building, where the Presiden
r arrived at 0:l5, after staying some tim,
at the residence of his brother, J. Scot
Harrison.
G After being introduced by Major War
. ner, the President said:
Q MY Fellow Citizens: ! will not at
t tempt to say more than that am yer,
r grateful for your kind, cordial and geu
uine Kansas City welcome. The arrange
i ment made for me to meet and greet a
n many Of you as possible, and the earl.
Q hour | must leave for st Louis preclude
that | should attempt to speak further
! thank you kindly and will do ever
thing to facilitate the arrangements Q
g those who have wished me TO NEE
, you"
o Applause followed the Presidents re
n marks Then the crowd began surgin
up the east approach to the balcony
n Two times a am could not be averte
a by the police stationed at the head {
It the stairway and both men and Won
& were thrown down. Once the Pres
y dent was crowded back and a ma
Ie shouting They are tramplin
on these women and KILN
ir them" almost created a panic. Peopl
ran back to the curtain, but Ma {
Warner and Secretary Tracy, Mayo