The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-08-28
1HE PRESIDENT.
New Englanders Greet Him
All Along the Line.
A RECEPTION AT BURLINGTON,

A RECEPTION AT BURLINGTON.
Swimming Ovor ChanpIain in q Pleasure
Yacht-By Special to st. Albans, wher.
He Spent tho Night-oT for Montpelier.
to lie Received by Governor Page.
BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. z7.-The Vcr.
gennes committee, headed by Mayor
Hines. Inc the presidential train ut
Middlcburg. The train passed through
New Haven without stopping. There
was a large assetnblage at the station.
Tho train stopped five minutes at Yer
gennes, where the president spoke brief
~. Lie was introduced by Secretary
Proctor and said:
MY FELLOW ~ClTIzENs-I have had, as
you know, some experience in this bust
ness, in speaking in the end of a railroad
train, but it has seemed to INT this morn
ing that these Vermont towns are closer
together than on any other route | have
travelled. I%I.am.h.cr.l Perhaps it is he.
cause youc state is net very large aud
you had to put your towns close together
in order to get them all in. tLaughter.l 1
have heard an interesting story of the ORR
gin Of the city Of N~ergcnncs. / suppose it
Was IL of the earliest instances in the
history of Il country, if not the very
first, oil a city being constructed upon
paper before it WAS built upon the ground.
Laughter. That has come to be quite
a familiar practic. in the late days of
speculation, but it is singular that n
City charter and that corporate limits of
one mile square should nave been given to
Eersenncs before this century began. III
the expectations OF the founders of this
more than realized I'LL the thoughts of
Ethan Allen and his contemporaries inthc
greatness and prosperity of your state and
in the richer glory and higher greatness of
the nation OF which you are n part. lam
glad to look into the contcntcd faces OF
another audience OF New England people.
loa were greatly d!sparas,td IN the esti-
n ,ii.tv1e mo- s1nlo ., cur people .e!o'e tho
slNil WIZ; Ihesc hal spread, untortunate-
y, osen e.s minus oi some {. our southern
.... IN inilacsslo'l 'ha' you were SO
.au s.'eu 10 liohey, TO thfiit ana to
w. of G I,"' ,oua MINUS nau lorsouten now
~ NM. IT. Mus u most wi1o!esoihe lesson
t Maen ,ne "i.ais country learned again IN.
al'e saitant eEarses and stubborn resist.
a aot W NV seiniohC orlgade that the old
New llas!aha SPIRIT SUN liNed; that Paul
n 1,. sun Io"e oae h'shway OF New
Shsla'a' anu th''e lhe men OF Concord,
ana LeAlaStoil ana bennington still
piowed her lie!ds. am glad to meet YOU
enis !s'sae, Joyous morning. md am
sure, IN view ol ihe iatigues that have
freceoco ma anu that are to follow, YOU
VIII excuse me rom further speech, and
acsepv my most heartfelt thanks for your
lrlellallness.
AT Charlotte this train stopped long
enough to lei General Veasey get off.
AT Shelburne Colonel Webb jumped on
train as the advance guard from Bur.
lingson. The president bowed to a
crowd which stool cheering on tho
platform. No other stop was made un-
til the train reached burlington, where
the party arrived at 1855 p. III.
at Burlington
Tho nreside,,t ,,...s ,eca;.o1 br
m;tire Of c;.;san. hs..,aI ny fi.;;.as
STATES Sanator E1,,nnSs T.,sn ~
OPP the ,,ras;Isn+ vac aac"-+o1, .iS
fl,e rbea,inw cro,.,,I 70 49, sn.ousn
which stnna Mt tic outr.nea ~ 'li .sses
lion When the nresi.;snt s md ~ ~; ;ne n.a,
,vars sea+aI tho i've 20 ~ m,s pa..y
driven arn,n1 Ca11ann c.. Mas
the president an opportunity to SEQ
Bllllngs, library and the college build.
1nSs. ICY thsn proceeded down Main
slreee 10 tha residence OF Senator Ed
mu1ias, wtefS the party We're to take
lhose Who sat down to
!uncneoh %eSo lion. EDWARD j.. Phelps,
E,ilas lyman Secretary Proctor, ex-
SoSernor o1e%a!5; ex-Governo Orns-
Dee; Genera Wlllla,n Woiis, Hon. A.
m ~ WalEer, Ion. y. u. S'nalley, Colonel
". ,. Wepp, Woodbury.,
~. "; Godnonse n. W. liaitord, Gen
era! .. ~. McSuliough, Colonel y. Y.
2hllIn' io"a1o Case. General i. 5.
i,ech VI. y; Deneolct,
,1aIsto", W. H. cannon u Mayor
hA',zle.on:
Io1lo"inS tne 1urcheon M president
anu parry were driven TO the library
o"l.uihS Laclns the pubic where
q sta1o nau Deel erected III front OF
Mhlch = great throns mad gathered.
Mayor Iia1ietoh the prcsl-
usA1. AZ INC conclusion OF the speech
the ptesluens WAS escorted to his car
rli;se ana afiEen Co the Landing OF the
G~hafnp.ain Boat c.uh, where Seward
Wsbp's steam yacht Elfrida lay ut An
chor. There was a large crowd on the
e'iiery VI ene hoas house 10
Sec the President. E:aSarn
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