The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
1HEpRESIDENT IN VERMONT.
.roUS1yo HIS TOUR THnoUoH THE
GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE

1.,ss.A with SENATOR Ednsndsi II 1sr-
u,s,o.. Took . F,rty.Niie Sail ON Lake
rs.-piai., aNA STOPPED Ter the Night
:. ~. Aisans-Eight Speeches Ga tho
r..,., Some or then Numerous, ssue
.,.,r,o,,e. and All Of them Entertaining.
rr,tryoroS, VT. Aus. 25.-Presidsnt Harrl-
-. ian saratoga BY the Delaware and Hudson
.ssd At $50 this morning on q special train
.e..is,ins OF a combin alton buffet and moker.
~. r,i,a.s ear Bellevue OF Vice-President
cm,,b o, the Vermont Central road. and Sew
"a Wsbbs private car E'smers. In which tina
p,.sidsnt rode. Tho party consisted OF the
p,s.iaen,, Private Secretary Halford. Secretary
p,oe,or. Vice President +. C. Smith OF the YER
Int Central road c. d. Hammond. Superin-
..,dsot OF the Delaware and Hudson Railroad,
Howard Cole. f. +. Tibbcts. and the press cor
RESPONDENTS. The train arrived at Fort Ed
v,rd At $50. and ex.Congressman Durleigh.
Gen. J. c. Rogers. and Major John Dwy-
Ar. President OF tho Washington Coun-
" Veteran Association. came aboard
The President from the rear platform said q
sv words to the people assembled At the sta
zion and shook hands with them until the train
moved away. The train arrived at Whitehall
.te20 Tho train containing the Washington
County Veteran Association. on their way to a
reunion at Dresden. WAS In waiting. and a
large crowd assembled around tho Presidents
Train. Tho Burleigh Corps acted rs guard OF
honor. E1.Consrsssman Burlsieh in brief
speech introduced the President. who spoke
from the rear platform. He said:
cous.pss Asp FzLsov CrrizxSs. Il II pissssa& to
cone thu morning ursn an asssmblaRs Of comrades.
s,,b,,.rs With their families to social reunion ia
recall their services and saorness and battle their
Lane that they fought to save such assemblaSss are
fall interest the veteran. and they full OF
strnehon and Inspiration to those who gather with
them It's habit in the west A. It 10 yours here
70 have these annual msetneA and II 10 always pleas
are to me. when can arrange 10 meet with the
ssmrsdes Of my cd regiment OF the old brigade,
With the veterans OF any regiment any state who
Steod for the fag There 10 . pathetic side
to all thA We gather win dinipishsd ranks
from year to year. Ne miss the comrades who
are dropping By the way. We see repeated nov
that which We saw ~ the great column moved on In
the campaign Of the wAr--a comrads dropping ont
horne TO the hospital followed to the Rrave-and
these soldier memories and shoueht frightened BY
the sories which inspire and attend al these gather
inss OF the Veterans Of the We the OLD nag
again and am glad to believe that there has never
bsss period in our history when there Was more love
for liz Its quite natural that IL should Be so. These
ystsraus who stand About have many days and
months in camps and battiedeids and In dsvasted
country through which they marched whom there was
all tho horizon oaly one thing of bsauty-that
sorined tag They brought home the love Of in
hearts wrought In nbrs Of their nature and It IL
very natural that the children who have come on
should catch this Inspiration and love from the
fathers whs perilsd svsrythias that the dag might
stili be held In honor and still be emblem Of the
authority Of one Consultation over undivided ma
tion. We see to-day how worthy the land was for
which comrades died ard for which you. my com.
radss offered your lives In its great development and
It's inerea'ing population. in Its multiplying homes.
whore plenty and property the love OF God
order and all GOOD things abide In this sreas nation
Hrid!nx In wealth and prosperity to the very first
place among the nations of the esrttin this land in
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y u. sans corp: 10 which j vas d.s,sastsd sarns
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Q, The rsmarks The V.ier.n. . spS
Wsc 10 Sss Of the
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ad.%: snd . and ole f from cas n
son ao COMPRESSED Ct Hen E},, l. Clark e Leav.
P P.cE and eo f H. Ri or;on e y
tbs Vermont militia When, the state line WAS
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lsna.aes aespsnsd BY the sacr,acss which made
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.assntAl TO the happiness OF any community. am
gre that these TIL lSs A. Of old characterize these
ENGLAND comm unities where the strne which your
60 Der climate aud your soil compel You TO make for
ndslsndsncs and the lev. OF liberty, which am sure
' lh-"hn 50 ysS ..ss tS' '"
!. Al Castlston thers was n large crowd. among
u being the pupils OF the Normal School.
There WAS also Q large number Of women on
hs platform. The President was introduced
BY Judge Clark OF the Reception Com mittss.
Md snid:
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,srs minsng with the citizens Of this nstgh
hs psi OF Your Normal school ono OF the most ID.
ssaA char 10 thA history Of United States
me New England school teacher. II Ne could fol.
~ the track Of these inl.iEsn and women who
Isvs sos: on. from tbs Now Enrland state, into tho
sndsr ana Hard 70 be disco, threads iausacs
hlch ,hsy have started In ths eommunit,es which
icy vent; u We could know how they have npressed
minds Of the puiiis brought under care the
81 n sna Sys Sr Tree nss!
ban We have vet had OF the power aud disnity OF
hs'e pioneers Of education.
Al Castletnn the train began moving while
no President was speaking. and shower OF
',nuauets OF roses. golden rod. and sweet pea
blossoms. was thrown after him. many falling
len. vsszoy aud hidace i. WsSer Of GSicaso
oined the party. The train reached Brandon
y II o'clock. and ex.Govs. Ormsbee and j. W.
Iewart @. q. Benedict, and c. s. Forbes OF 81.
ans entered the car. The President. being
Itroduetd to the people by Mr.. Ormsbee said:
ny fyiLov CI!rEE.s; The kindly petng which have
q n in 0f al md nR