Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-19
At BENNINGTON.
President Harrison Greeted with Ring
lDs Cheers on Arrival.
1hs Progssmms fer 1oday'I CsIsbIa.
tion and Who VIII Attend.

BENNINGTON. VT, Aug. 18-"Three
cheers for the President Of the United
States" shouted Colonel George W. Hooker
of Brattle boro, ~ Mr.. Harrison, leanipa q
upon the arm of General ]. G. Mccullough
walked through the railroad station at North
Bennington this evening. The response
for An instant was spontaneous and mighty
as the President's train drew into the station
on schedule time, 8 80 General McCui-
loug assisted the President out of the car
and 20 stalwart policemen from Troy made
an opening for them through the station.
They passed dire city through the depot 10
the generals carriage in waiting outside.
Other members Of the Presidential party
was greeted by Colonel W. Sewall Webb.
The President vas Immediately driven 10
Gen. McCullough's residence at North
Bennington, where . dinner was given in
his honor. The other members Of The party
were quartered At Gen. McCullough's. II
was the wish Of the President that his re-
cep:io this evening should be quiet. Gen.
McCullouah's residence is some four m les
from the centre of the town. All the lead
ing participants 10 the celebration are now
here, and each will perform the part
assigned him unless some unforeseen con-
tiDgency intervenes. Commander in Chief
Underwood Of the Patriarchs Militant, and
a large number Of visiting Odd Fellows,
we're given q reception tonight by Stark
Lodge.
Following is the official list Of the Pres
idential party to ride in carriages in the
procession tomorrow: First carriage
President Harrison. Gov. Page Of Ver-
mont, Adjt-Gen. Peck. Secopd-Ex Gov.
Prescott Of New Hampshire, Gen. Veazsy,
ex-Minister Phelds, Gen. Gilmore. Third
Secretary Proctor, Chaslain Parkhurst,
Secretary Halford, Gen. Alfred. Fourth
Attorney General Miller, Gen. McCul-
Tough. Gen. Alger, Gen. Rutherford.
Fifth-Msi Gen. Schofeld, Gen. Webb,
Senator Morrill,, Col. Webb. Sixth-Msj
Gen. Howard, Col Med Donald, Gen. Batch
elder, Col. Brigham. Seventh-Gov. Tut
tie, Adjr-Gen. AylinR, Senator GsllinRer,
New Hampshire. Eighth-Gov. Russell and
Adjt-Gen. Dalton, Of Massachusetts,.
Ninth--Ex Congressman Stewart, Con-
eressmen Powers and Grant, Col. Stark
Tenth-Ex Governors Fsrnham, Ormsbee,
Barstow. Pingree. Eleventh-(Sons Of
the American Revolution) Ex Gov. Greene,
New Jersey, registrar: General Tafbell,
historian; Gen. Hall, Adju,ant- General
Twelfth-Senator Chandler, Collector
Beard, Seoator Dawes, Col. Horton.
hirteenth-Ex-Go Rice, II. Walker.
Webb, Judge Blatchford, Col. Abbott.
Fourteenth-Hon. John Fl. Kink, Fred B.
Jennings, Judge A. F. Walker, Col. Cutler.
Fifteenih-Hon. A. B. Gardiner, Gen.
Wells, Gen. Carr, Gen. Warner. Six
teenth-Col. Lspgdon. Captain Liscomb,
Commander woodward, Major Ainsworth.
Seventeenth-Russell Harrison, Lieut..
Treste, Mr.. Cole.
When Troy was at 6 30, woikmen Just
from the shops had gravitsted toward the
station to await the arrival Of the presi-
Dental party. The train moved with diff
Guilty through the throng. II vas toe
noisiest denomination Of the day snd the
cheering continued several minutes. A.
Carr introduced the President, who said in
part:
II am sure you realize here In . large
degree the benefit Of . policy that
keeps the American market for American
worhmen. [Criss Of good" and applause. ]
try to be broadly philsnthropie in my
thoughts about the human race, and cannot
help thinkir 9 that the American workman
has stronger claim, on my sympathy and
help than any other workman. Applause.
believe our institutions are only safe
while we have intelligent and contentsd
working classes. I would adopt conf thu
tiopal methods, and any administrative
method that would preserve this country
from the condition into which some others
have fallen, where hard days work does
not bring sustenance for the workman and
his family. IApplsuse.l
1hs usual scene of handshaking val
renewed energetically by the crowd Of
working men and women, the President
favoripg oil he could reach.
The Massachusetts delegation, consisting 6
Of Gov. Russell, stf. honorary staff and
executive council, arrived ct IL 45 A. NJ.
They have with them the heads Of the de-
psftments, committee on federal relations, &
special committee from the House and
Senate, oficsrs Of the Legislature and rep.
resensaaves Of the Boston daily pfess.