The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-27
uARRISON'S VERMONT TOUR.
-,ox ST. ALBANs TO MONTPELIER AND
ON TO ST JoHNsBCRY

,hsPeopIe on the State House Grounds
v,xrp,,,rs, Vt. Aug. 2e.-Presidsnt Harri-
.nsnt tho night at the house OF ex-Gov.
so,.h In ST. Adams. TIs arose early and be-
pun NJ. host and the other guests were stirring
.s.s OH. o! doors. strolllng ever the grounds.
...-au1h the graperes. and upon the lawn In
napy with the gardener. The Wow from
,,ounds OF Gov. Smiths residence em-
w one OF the most sublime stretches Of
o.,u,oI ,cenery in Vermont and the President
-. much impressed by its early morning
.",.,dor, After breakfast he visited the St.
A,nan. creamery. and thence was quickly
sIy,n TO the station. About thousand peo-
~. ware there to cheer him and SEQ him OF.
y. was accompanied by ex-Gov. Smith and
-. Col. and Mrs. E. c. Smith. Secretary
wv. Tracy smith, Mr.. and Mrs. strana-
t.r congressman II. II. Powers. Henry r
S,.r, d. sngs Mckay. Col. George T. Childs.
% Iol. NJ. J. Horton OF Gov. Pages STAFF. At
pohmopd there was q large assemblaRs OF
..onle. and band played Hail to the Chief"
=. ths train appeared. Congressman Power
,,,roduced tho President, who said:
", rr,,o~ Clr,sSs, 1t 10 little early in the morn
-, IA begin the daily round of spsschmakinR, and yet
cannot refrain from saying to you how highly ap-
.,.dsts You morning Welcome There 10 the tonic OF
,o,, On. mountain aud the glory OF your sunshine
In ,hss0
.oet viii ihnr. no American citizen will ever be-
d,. tho President Of the United States the refresh.
AN, which from these occasional visits through
m. country aud from that dransht OF good
Iii Which he receives Is he hooks int the
,,,., AMI takes the hands OF these good people
~. Lave no other interest in the Government
man that 1t shsit be honestly administered for
IN. general good. Washington 10 not always fnll of
Ct ..s .SnrS are n mS.: nc oa eaa eoh to
plain honest criticism and psrhap. fault ending has
70 .. ,.o. Wy Ss; +: YssSsffs snS
s a." II: ea "sny 81 very ss S %
ss. VINO IN III. mds. Of donSs
A. i ,ns riSS; i. i. man DO more than
Sk Upon rs s ssru:r s f,s
ION SG The nearns.s and familiarity OF acess. which
n: 'S .ss.su nss to .ao.. Who msn.
nd .ss IA :sr
through your ssau,iui ysl,:y .ni; Torn,ns .nG
%9s hom.s sr"ont i. moantain Ssats and
T.qr a.r x%a 4 s hsn you n:
los az n;s W .s:sGn, for b many En
lad character thank you for your kindnesa ZAP.
pause
At 1880 tho train reached Waterbury. A
salute was fired and a band Of music played
Hail Columbia" Gov. Page Joined the party.
with Congressman ". W. Grant. The Prssi.
dsrt left tho car. escorted BY Gov. Dillingham;.
who introduced him to tho people. Tho Presi-
NJ F.,vps I. Is very pleasant to know that public
scsr may travel every where through this great land
.. ours-and only those who have traverssd It can
understand how great 1t is-and nnd always his
defence and care In tho good will and respect OF the
people who surround him II We bar the irrespon
sble crank SO far the President is In no
peril except that he may DO killed by the
superabundnnt kindness of tho people There seems
be an impression that his strength and capacity for
1 sa IL n an 81 yo a' an. M; All sUa
I.'p . Of Vermont who have met me on this journey
s9s
S' N s sr "a. 1 vito ~nsa III: Of tho
lana character one that ha. been much written about.
saa points the shsrpss criticism hsvs vhsn they
s enc rom OF az
iu.ins hem,e,es nrss ,i the New iampshre
Nd 50 se.tterins and ds;smnstH. these Of H.
AS 'x good q ssf "; "hG "a:
New Lns.nd ns1o .o. With n n' eye: open
eab. OF attention" OF giving the v.ole mind to ~
Sss.oHm.n. IN New Insand ssriSuur. ' Tne man nam
Nn% holds ponsh IN STUMP o. stony ground y, issrns
and
from sns into
which b. may have fallen. had occasion 70 SAY =
T"ord had always furnished the Sravs,s ensmpion.
s . 10 the aes . sI Of
s...o liEh .a.f they looked al ali they were oom
Xyss%n.;ymsn; - hay. great and happy l.naz.
s'. aranRs s"%: ..S isrt e .ss s,sn
and AND Of in 1a
s,se home ssa:.as .soS: :hsa =:
'', .s% % is.ss.'a TO NJ
follow nhs1. no happier S paSa than
% n @G"S ana .n aeh that %
%. 50 h well preserved %nt hi; nGuIsh,. !. ,s
.ssS:s s;sspt@y .pe.r..s 200 si e.nssy
sSps s'' tn. n S. sa:d TO our 4G
!ue-the caracity TO make mistakes He can be IL he
Nj lis do best lie can for ali ihs people
The train arrived at Montpelier at, ll:lO.
The station was surrounded by people. but
party through tho throng were complete. Adj
uiaut. General Peck formed tho procession in
1s the Fsss r .Srpas s su che
q: 4 L.. ac,sd as a guard Of honor The
SonpanS p q the First v.ra sfaa'' R seE
p nsH Thu him rs wssed With vnd h"a. nsS1
cred the entire distance to the state House.
Much cheering greeted the PRESIDENT on the
way Ascending the stems the President was
conducted to the Governors room. There u
procession was again formed. and he was es-
p meubsr 10 ~ h assembly Chamber where the
"n the entrance O. the President the members
, arose and REMAINED standing until he had
Fletcher on the Sieak--'s platform. The mem
pers then resumed their seats. Tho President
VINO was then Introduced. spoke as follows:
Mr. P"rs'ptHr, Asp 0EslLfMgN TaE LrGlsLArrRE
~. HlN' o. NhksoNT: Aui grateful! to You for this
so,et recri oE. which crowns n serisR Of friendly
asMoh.. sisOn' rhci began with my entry into this
slAe and nave continued TO this insrestIug and
mnpoi..ht occasion lam glad to nee: tho chosen rep
snenGge ot functions OF iegsia;iux for the general
n.oa lhe wisdom or our fathers devised that system
WMyefhrrntal tvision for the general Government
s,uich mas found adoption or adapt alton IN All the
i've n. be di'isop OF the powers of she Governments
n.tnree great coordinate departments eRch inde.
oa. ana yet hav,Dx close and import ant re.s
IN IL. ono ~. az "tN'r and sa, "d1.,:1
m us 'niivtdual, the welfare nj our community
~ 70 ll,t'"na honor and property, lApp'a uKa
mere ~ 70 other country where the springs OF
S ~" nH-nl are higher ltgn hero Tho imnuses OF
r 'eop- are drawn from srrAss that iio high in The
80. au,y AMI loyalty rhes r..r.ct and obey tho
me compact OF our Government Is a rule by the
noIny Tho sanction NJ all Law Is that IL is tine
n,m ~ popular election of tie VIII OF majority OF
M reote Law has no other sanction than that with
'n. happy are wo and happy are those communi
:s,y sns g.: election msiLod, are 30 hon:
an, AZ, Ionh. I. thrown upon Tie popular expression
, y, q1ssnoh o. the integrity OF the ballot
inmeI 'rpaws II We shsil ever or anywhere al.
Mr..N noa9' 10 little into tho minds Of our people
.ssIef w icslh ~ our eiortions arc honestly
VIZ NhANer tho AVA made are framed by those
,antt! "A +" iDirawE from law and ali respect
Nc "a 70 r,sF' eip by false ballot are placed In pub
.,tm AT y" congratulate you 1pon constituencies in
rrsu,Sehl Ae'0t ana pstliOc Am glad to con
a m .N. ~.