The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-19
NR, HARRISON ON MONEY.
ryr PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO THE POINT
IN ALBANY.

IN ALBANH
by Gov. Hill. Mayor Manning.
400 citizens His Addresses from
...c.r Platform In Newburah. Kingston,
and Troy-His Trip from Cape May to
n.,uington and His Arrival There.
o,..,dcnt Harrison passed through Jersey
a.. ,ss,erday on his way to bennington. W..
49, VI. hs ia to attend tho dedication OF the
Ss,a,.rs, Monument The President came
s., cana MAY In General Manager LaynRs
IL NS..,. car. Ho was accompanied By Privnts
S..r.,orv IIalford. General Passenger Agent
o.o,os Y. Boyd Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
snd Mr.. Howard Cole OF Indianapolis.
Nh. train consisted OF the Presidents car
w,onsr sleeper. and dining car. The run
nam Cane May was rapid and pleasant. only
,ro atops being made one ut Camden and tho
.,hsr at Mllyie. The train started from Cane
NAV at s.45. and rolled into tho Pennsylvania
railroad depot In Jersey City at l2:3o. crowd
a, reportera n few railroad omployees. ana
Depot Master Louis Kleler were on the plat
form, There was no effort maze 10 give tho
p,.sdsnt any kind OF o formal reception.
dnuhtess because 1t was not supposed that he
sould remain In Jersey CITY moro than long
.nor,h TO have his car transferred to the West
shore road. President Harrison was very
rnch interested In the new depot. which ID
s.Id 70 Ia the largest train shed In tho world.
Va steppcd from tho car and looked about
rrdsr tho guidance OF Mr.. BOYD. A few min
u,.a after the arrival OF the train Miss
J.annette Hnliord. tho private secretary's
daughter, male her appearance. She came
mn from Cape May q few days ago
N visit some friends In New York. and
want over to meet her father She was
H,s,sed in mourning, and the salt sea air had
tanned her face to a delicate brown. A few
minutes later the Presidents son Russell and
John n. slsleher editor Of Frank Leslie's
V,ekly fastened up the platform. Judge
Charles Hamm. who Is in the Appraisers de-
partment OF the New York Custom House. pal
his respects 10 the President Mr.. L. F. Ttb-
belts the Presidents official stenographer,
who had arrived on the Washington train In
tho morning, Joined tho party. and accom-
panied the President whom the train left.
very few people in the depot knew that there
WAS anything more going on than tho daily
routine business. At o'clock precisely the
conductor shouted All aboard! and tho next
moment tho train was oG. In the Presidents
car besides tho President were his son Russell.
Private Secretary Halford, Mr.. Sleicher. Gen.
eral Superintendent Bradley. and General Pas;
..nseI Agent bradley Of the West shore ROAD oHt
i,sp Of the Pres! DENT car and threw Kisses to
bis daughter. Miss Halior! and General Pas
s. I.n RSKa 70 Gnes
arrived here at $ O'clock and stopped for len
nnu'4 h ahfTs T;ss
E.5:S rs AL SS &. s,bi T. sss and
my DEAR FRIENDs:, You can we'll Imagine
yAst great is 70 run Ou bo Of the
iiain Tor an hour u two, INTO tho sunshine and
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Ss sh has .1sn q tie
Wv must ~ ind inspiration for good eitizsn.
rejoice In here has left its impress upon the
hearts Of our people. Far away on the sacra-
msn o7s tSs ss "
II am glad to 20 with you a moment today
10 passing to the observances IN Vermont OF
dependence Of our country. We have great
common interest a. people; and while wo d.
I'D: pi s saS4s by s wsR ssm
much ior 9s,the country for which brave
W. az T. an Snud ali ~ thoe sacr,na
In ~ ;Utasnot 81 uuna Gnvetn 'e, W. are
ma dixi3ad aomstiHaS in tha msthoH hv
Whjcb q 20 tc ~ nhtoi,ai w. are consa.
cra;ad !, - n. ouo nUrnauat bot tbGS GoOarp
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move Men ran altar re the Train with hands OUT
stretchad for fhs P,as;S.nt - Hraan and he
snterad INFO Tie sni1it ~ The Vocation and
srasnnd thsm ali a rai,road man immnai IN
the bmmnas ~, ~. %hiIa tba train Vas on.
ins AZ ennaSarah1e nmaa ottrsc,sd the Prssj
dont's sitnn,inn bw ,nmcbinS him On t5e am
And Than hsTG NJ ~ IT. hnHn M NJ Hartisnn
s6ook IL hssrti,vu md the, wan ,n.iie ''o"
KIycsrnW A.. an . TTSh prasIdontia, n,rtv
reachsS ~. ~ ii, Us; af,nrnnnm xxx
hundrsd rarsNr aIi ~ tham wnn,ar wsrs
q the Union Denot 70 prsat PresiSent HSrri.
Tbs,sI no RECEPTION was Sntirey In!orma d.
gree,ed .t;rant Artbnr and CIavaiond when
they nassau rhronah ,his nI% soionia1 Town mnen
s"nn "a ,ha t.nir .nis ~ standot III.
crowd snr@sd n,ornd ;%n 49, csr anS rrsai
dsnt Harr;son stsmnst 0ut On the niatfnrn
Tbsrs .era ~ "a. snr " aWaach ana ,ba prssI
dsnt ss;d o'ieS 'or hpeecn' "no 'ue H'es''
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snsnd No n,tnsNs: rernSSpS nmu pe.'S -,
suu .no HioHent OF TWO WHICH iSui nlu ia