Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Disappointing Gulld-Hall Speech of
Germany'S " Master"
vorHING SENSATIONAL.
s-.,,,.ranres MIA as n Nav Morning
rhcv breathe Friendship 'or Eng
ia-f-rmposing Ceremonies.
a- ,a.l~Amori-,o cablo to the Dlspa'ch.l

4 tiasl i'fHNiiis w f.''
-. lord Mayor OF London. from the
,.....t hours of the morning crowds OF
literally poured towards bucklne
. r.ar.. IS, Jamcs Park, the Strand.
=. . ....af. Iudgatc Hin. and the city
0. ia order 90 take up some posi-
~t.-. los could get as good sight
,r.rrf-al procession as II was posi-
-. ..-ffer to .ct hy gr.m determination
..4l l..I ,lhow WORK. $50,
a. fre earliest hours also III addition
.,.v IS of pedestrians ilocking city
,.f f..r. were large bodies Of regular
.. and volunteers 90 be met marching
... fhc POSITIONS they had been as
....c.upy along the route, and be-
l.r. there were fully 5000 police
. -.oiun with the same object ia
- iius tie crowded. busy. buStllng
.....l fle stretts hours before the pro-
,....4 -,.r;ed m.y be easily imagined.
Afl. TRAFFIC STOPPED.
,.a.D A. n. al traffic along the route
o.. s-.r.l tsc streets bordering II had
...r.t on!f stopped hui s'ill more eiiec.
o.. 'r BROUGHT o. s.aud-stIl 10y the VIII OF
,....,lr. who packed every loot Of space
. .t..and vino We're not u be moved
-. 10 mu.h Joss pressure than that OF a
O. laAr-e.
.. ftc Ar1r for starting the procession.
ar iI near the crowds pressed
. th, soldiers and police IN the most
... .l.4fuf,d though so fOrcible manner
...,.. .uirrd tAc utmost efforts OF the
.rr'. .ul hluc-coats to keep them
. Ur.lhinC through the red and blue
l... .m.3 f.om hcpa'ace - Guild Han
rHr fnl1goE ESFRGE1Ic, As USUAL.
NGIr Ills early crowd.ng was in pro-
r tl, Emperor. rs usual. bad c1m-
....i thc days Sork ST an carly hpur.
A. aI .lt o'clock he had left buck ing
f... l4cc ru horseback 4or Rotten How,
... Falk. where hc enjoyed an iDvlgo-
-..rtflr. 40 o'clock tine Emperor re-
t..,I 90, Queens Westminster Nolun-
t..r-0n tie lawn of Buckingham Palace
IDrtlit occasion the Emperor wore "A light
I..t iru siau uniform. Aiter tins review
German ruler enjoyed % light break
.t.rj th,n visited the naval exhibition,
.r. tr was much Interested IN the
A, l.l of uew war-slips ana big guns.
BUSINESS HuoRE PLEASURE.
..1ug the uayal exhibition the EInpe-
rr..t1rucd toBuckngham a. Palace and re-
'f.r Oh uls private apartmcut5 n order 10
Transact % mass OF public business connect
O., with thc German empire before pre-
l.fing for his progress 10 the historic Euild
l.i Jue, uDiurc starting on this journey
r.r Emperor r,-clyod bricf tcl'@.raphlc and
Iricr reports brought hy mounted po-
..lrn and cagnlrvmcn 10 buckingham
iailcr upon the position oi ahairs from
various points along the Inc the process
sion na- 30 follow. All OF these reports
coururr.d % ihc PROMISE that an orderly
.ni a magnificent reception would be ac-
c.slcl o. tac Emperor 10y the loyal sub
I.t,, oi the Queen of England.
THE PAGEANT BLGINf
Precisely at noon the royal state carriage
l.f Buckingham iaiacc sparkling wlth
I'D oiuamcutatlou and drawn hv cieht
....arh position ridden horses iianked 10y
mounted iIle Guardsmen and mounted
.. Gee. and Inlu a py white bc-wlggei
.t..u aud ooaDimcn ot immense SIZE.
rlral cfrrnge upon leaving the palace
t.. .I foWtr. NuribOl .ugh .aie through
OIL. Greuuller Guards and police
l....l up lv huge. sWaylng, cnrerlrg
,..nl- ui people. As IN" procession ley
r palace from cvrrt quarter within and
without tine city lonudar"s peAls "i peds
r.- .Hf from churcu--,ecples and an
..r.l io,iully o. the oXpectant Masses
t.t tl. imperial pageant had commenced.
Iar rrco0r oSs ST. EEn.
Ipfh. Strand tae decorations were SUI
i.r..l.t turougl unity of de.iSn. at winch
t.... w4- uo attempt. but through sheer
tv from tine strand 10 Guild Hall
al.all.j in color. The fronts ot the
lnUlu.- were everywhere dTaped with
.,r nrvm.ratle lines hung IN les
.I+ 10 n.,anr tine streets. flhgs, OF
..r.. wef, ul., everywhere TO bc seen,
I.I Ih, lWfIc of almost every nltlOna.-
w.i.p .p.yvi. Conspicuous among all
.f t.la v.r, hundreds Of American Tags.
.ClLiSD soS-EFrUslvr.
'uhsrl. m the Wcst Eni. whore the
r .... a suify of decorations might
... .... expected. Na- unusually bare.
... t. Carlton and tho Junior Carlton
t.|-I r-t, ANYTHING like the flag and
..' .1rfions Of former great state
.'l.. Strange 10 ado, no great num-
nulnpe-.- appeared AZ the club
'.....N.. tur was there auy great popular
v.rr.- apparent until the imperial
I.1 ...r.ac.cd trafalgar Square. There
t r.H-. r.lr of ecciawatun7 filed the
a- .. t.. tuu,rer's carriage drew near,
.. u.- DO Was az lucce~ant ovation.
NAll's IE.EfTIoN MIXED.
.t- reception of tho Prince Of Wales
HI..l u u.N.l character At points me-
N.r... ..V.lW ur~tiutei cordialty and
-.f 'e perfect hurricane OF cheers
.t.,rs l1ut hootings quito doml-
cheers. though OF The whole his
v.- favorable.
Al GUILD HALL.
tAe imperial patty reached GUILD
.f.. approaches tp which bore various
I..-.N N.f.-.lNc Of greetings To tre I'M
.. ,...r. Ia. Lord Mayor received
H' fnr entrance and prCccs-
fu,i nui moved 90 the library,
.l e0crl a tie Common tOuncu was
Oh Recorder of the city Of Lon
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tHLrNDID KyElsAKF.
.i'r..sw was presented in a splendid
80. aly enam He'd and decked
.r..lt stones. lie emperor
ril. .-auplg those who look,
y.rs free expression of political
tUlci Germany aud England
lu3iy and announced peace
-' .'A ol his i-tc
lF EuFBoB's sIErCu.
.S juiy lo.-Thc following i the
response - the Gu!d Hall adj
H.icNmc:
I.rl. Please receive nv heartfelt
I.rti- warm welcome extended TO
.n citizens ~ this ancient and
metropolis s. beg your Lordship 70
.,-..lit The expression OF my feel
ttl-o ne whose nainc you have
I-' NiNHAh ltli az nome III luiN
rl.rfry. ac. as the grandson Of your
... Sd .u-. name vii ever bo rcmcm-
f. t..t 10. noble character aud OF
,.,at u the wisdom Of hcr ccunseIs,
Nn.s. reign has conferred lasting
npOu tnglaud.
lHE lN,Lo-GkRNAN FRIENDSHIP.
cover. the same blood runs in
JOS q German veins. and following
,-. c..upir Il iay grandfather aut Of my
l.n l'ed la-Acr i sAaI always. so
a. Ie, ln my power. maiuta.u The his
ifend Imp EXISTING between these,
At t". nati.us which, rs your LOrdship
''- HDttoued. have 50 often been seen
.V -iIo "a defence of liberty and JUS
fe.i encouraged IN my task when
e' w4se. caaaii 10 men, such as are
-.t'r'i acre to-day. DO Justice 70 the
eIu'' ncss and honesty Of my intentions.
aLOyE ALL, FJR lTAcs.
'i' ANA is, above all, the maintenance
' peace iOr peace alone can give the
iAi~lr0 necessary 10 healthy de-
''"pment of science. art, and trade. Only
i3nt a. peace reigns are We az liberty
uc. tow earnest thoughts upon the great
Nu.'rins the solution Of which IN fair
Nesa ami equity / consider the most
I" .in'uen, duty Of our time.
ou may. therefore. rest assured that
'NAl continue 10 DO my best 20 maintain