New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

not Know where 1t Is. Certainly you cannot rot ~ ~
70 speak Of personal relations Of the Kindness ard
loyalty you have always shown mo- of the enetgI
in all our relations. These @ matters arc too well
nhaersIooa y. between us TO require men'yd .n's
reception into your own hands and served notice upon
us that b9tn IN preparation and expense 1t was your
which would give the best results and in presenting 70
SSIce SSIIl hc aoo thS esden loo sight of his eS man
with whom have t,"' had had such ne intimate
official relations the man whom I have seen In tne
eo%or and cOnscoton 'fs to Scse s"f IN distress
has hsa on SO many sad occasions to do and as hn1
or easy path to success or high position, but sub
i. iect TO-, the struggles and Bullets of Ne lie
ike ike the true man he s And so ieroancc Rm to you
as one Who performs every duty, high or humble ahK
sympathizing nelehbor the steadfast friend the true
man, the able administrator of his great trst-the
President.
The President spoke follows:
1t is not my privilege to call yon ncighbors, but
am sure may call YOU friends This journey In Yer
Sat a Is Tsh Sy and T IN nG A.
ton and one that have never seen exceeded. But
Witness sys al IN & & has GssR aSS st RsG Hhd N
elsewhere In New and especially in Yer
s1ns @ecSanca svocans and s doing under
ditons Of the greatest possible comfort. As l look
pSn em With the q the crowded. tenement
houses of our great ctieS as / inhale tonight the
air Of hsss Rog @ ana eu@ as my eye sns
said how happy is tho lot Of that man ard that woman
SS M9 N Sss sps SFs Il h
to that the relation OF our mutual frond who has
Of You find employment was that Of public bene-
factor and q personal friend. tApplausel The SIM
bis ready appreciation OF the loyalty and intelligence
of those who are employed by him. MS interest IN theT
empioycr and his workman. MpplaHse) / would to
God it was always and everywhere So that, when a
Bg his Is g%pay p St H'es as PART 4 q sGd IT, & ss
ns1 the aspirations @ rSaons Of man NTH should tSe cpovcG s SG
be that OF mutual confidence and helpfulness and
respect (Applauscll. 49,, -
ernment. of the government Of your state aud Of the
Nation Of which Vermont Is one Of the ho9ored 1 mem en-
charge of all these duties. cannot but feel that our Ma
onoI policy should be in the direction Of saving our
which comes when wages are barely adequate to the
sustenance of animal Dfe ARPlause:6l a6o T4eTe iss
s ,,s no Of hGPG Spct for e. h SSd Sers viii ne be
Sope SS9e =" for 'nnh the Nation ~ should it become
the general condition Of the G6 OF bs AeT 00
who nothing better in life before whom the VISA @
S ted i sTSafs o IN that He 0na mans sV0 estate cscud
10 make him reckless in character 10 Is one OF the
6cnCnSsb % sSsbe pn in the way Of ambitions and the
aspiring hope IT may always 6e ,, 50; yc TapoT bno
cheap. They are too cheap when the man who o pro
who produces them in the factory docs not get out Of
them living vases with mqlgn Incdents lT that H are
f,U to- follow. tAppa1se) pity that man who wants
a coat so cheap that the man or woman who pr5iuces
the cloth shapes it into garment shall s'arvo IN
profoundly grateful to yO% pDc,SH my fSG% ~,
citizens and to my good TREND fura
welcome which have had here today; ttis 1t cOI Will
munity in my thoughts as one OF the best types OF
American neighborhOod life. ] have found IN nm q
most valuable contribution to the admnsrauon Oh !g
cannot know fully how he has grown into e respect
and confidence Of all who have been n EdD
cress without distinction OF party regret that there
Is danger that y0n may eGa th0 nm u sd hCT m so
and / shall do the best can TO get substitute;
The lsbors Of public once at o fG i
man is endowed with an tncapacy to make mIstaEes ts
We G% 3 %cT.s o. @ P9sNS our
know whether are pursuing low and selish ends Is o.
have set before us the general good' me ng,t SSos
been doSo is with you. l am sure -. only that that
have it II my heart to bro6oe do thai tse TSa pPC
kqhsr kRshsg IN IN the @ esteem ' OF the world Great appa%ss
e or Amersn Ssn trade Il these Efforts met
trust they win be- BY enterprise e. on mt tg nSt RaI that S Se
next ten years will most gratifying increase IN
trade e. tbs ppas' s Of tnsy s nc sOS
which their goods NAV now CO. The most ihtsiseas %
representatives d 1ould he sent there nnu Ic!r Fve
ads ned t the market that Is to be supplied This rave
no doubt they will DO and add the IN
fine American merchant marine (Applause)
The remarks of the President we're listened to win
much attention and heartily cheercd At 80 O'CLOCK
the Ellsmere and Bellevue containing the Presidential
party, were run a special to Rutland, where they
were attached TO the New-York express, due Ill tnat
city al 9 AS tomorrow morning.
From beginning to end the Presidents t1p, from
the northern to tho southern boundaries Of Vermont
has been one succession of ovadons, and during It's
progress he has delivered twenty speeches. eacn
differing from the other in expression, varying largely
in sentiment and all received by the auditors with
ur,n,,alad enthusiasm While the President has
suffered somewhat from fatigue his general health has
continued good throughout He expresses himself IS
greatly pleased BY the cordialiy with which no hai
Sern received everywhere, and with the varying
scenery of the landscape through which he has passed.