New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

American citizens. (ApplauseJ And now thank you
again for your kindness. lChcers)
The stations at Lake Katharine, Coxsackie and
Coeymsn's Junction wese crowded with people,
and there was a liberal display of bunting. The
President appeared at the door of the car as each
station was passed. AT Selkrk the Albany Clti-
gems Committee met the President. They were
James Ten Eyck, Colonel A. E. Mather John U,
Myer, James M Warner, Henry c. hewitt ana
William Barnes.
At Albany President Harrison had an enthuslas
tic reception He was driven through streets lineo
with people under escort of mounted ponce 10
City Hall Square. where temporary PLATFORM hau
been erected Despite a sharp shower, apouo w.
600 persons were assembled Among 1hose Oh INC
platform were Congressman Charles Tracey, zap
tain John Palmer, Commandments OF the w.
A. r.. Postmaster Warner, who accompanied sec
rersry Proctor from the train John a. oelchei'
Deputy State Controller Westbrook, STATE treas
urer Danforth, Secretary of State lace Sihion W.
Rosendale and James Ten Eyck' chairman Oh 'lo
citizens committee.
Mavor Mannino welcomed the President on be-
half of the citizens of Albany and Governor Hill
nm bebalf NJ the State Mayor Manning said:
Mr. PRESIDENT In the Of the city OF Albany one
Of the Oldest on the rolls OF muhicpai so'eiu"'"
this country a city that witnessed the Deshnns .. W
concord Of action among the American people "noh ~
dxoo,d Srto the mighty Government Of which you are
now the distinguished Chief Magistrate weicon@ 'o'
General HARRISON your Kindness we are HiueoV0
this opportunity even briefly 10 snow asaih 1 -, ho
authority and that hospitality toward uose "O
,,cd :, which Albany has shown TO so many OF your
Giustrious predecessors in the otce OF PTesloen'
have not been able TO meet you under rumphai arche
embelished with flowers and bunting such as SeiDe WIZ
doubtless has in store for YOU x,.o..
We have prepared martial erray such as Vermons
Will muster tomorrow in honor OF her warKe p,sV orr
OF your presence We greet you as American c'"A'a'
business Office and the desks OF our professions
manifest our regard the ruler Of sxtyhve miO" Va
treemen Time is too limited for me to DO more s
our gratitude TO you the honor you nave oono
us by consentng aside from your journey 70 s
even for a few hours. the city of Albany. MY ieno"
citizens are gathered here to listen TO your voice. anu
must not delay in the enjoyment Of that pleasure
10 In the words in which welcome the eoni"s' VIZ
must reluctantly also speed the parting guest
You go from Albany to Remington In tne carry .% ~
OF colonies than expedition SET ou' ifo, ~
city friendly mission to assist the ciaini VI
York State the jurisdiction over the terFiV0i! wv"
soon to traverse. Consent to-day to be the er'"
Of this ancient city. and carry Tor US W ~
people of Bennington and OF tne o'sV0 "a
Vermont the message that Albany ""eh s
ceIebrad it, 1obth anniversary before Vermont entered
our glorious Union honors the heToism oi One "io0,
Mountain boys which that State is 10 eonhepola0' '
that Albany prsys for clear skies aud COOL oreeAe9
morrow, and all prosperity In the Gays 70 eoino M
the good people OF our neghborng State and all wh JON
with them in the celebration OF Ver1nonrs Centenary we
regret that your sojoun with us TO be so Drle o
we trust at some time may be the privilege OF Albany
TO proner you its hospitality In moro amps hesure i
this TOO short hslf-hour has made possible -.
,rhe Goycrnor Of the State of NewYork has expressed
his wishes join with Albany in It's gree1hg you W.
asy and / have the honor TO present him to you
Governor Hill said
Tbe limited time at your disposal here renders 1t appIo'
rat that should express sentiments of the people
Of the in the fewest words possible The e'zens Of
IN. Empire State receive you profound respect and
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only YOU are the hOnored Chief Magistrate OF the
Nation but because Of their appreciation OF your hs
character and eminent public service Ihey are oehsnu
that YOU have tit to honor us with your presence 10
day They recall with interest your many pdtrouC
sneeches during your trip in the South ana West
ana their desire and listen to you has been INTENSE
fled do not intend longer postpone the gratneauoh
Of their wishes shall content myself with Simply say
ing that in behalf OF the State Of New-f Onurt
YOU a cordial and sincere welcome
When President Harrison rose there was LOUD
cheering During his remarks, especially "hen
be referred to the honest dollar and the part
this country would take in helping out tne
deficient supply of grain in the Ola Worid thls
year. there was vociferous cheering. The fresl-
dent spoke as. follows:
v glad that awful gulf of separation, which but mo-
ment ago contemplated with fear as you s.oou awe
wonder and over which was expected 10 auOress !o
has by this wise withdrawal OF that line OF pocepn,
I'na,od Won have come closer to me- and shall
be able to make Of you hear the WORDS haO Sh~
speak The conditions OF the evening; theSe enie~n
ing and even dripping Clouds are not ihVoMoio .,
sny extended speech. I receive with greao Br"ViA'
tho very coria expressions which have fallen from inc
lips of His Excenency the Governor OF this great s
and OF His Honor Mayor Of this great mum
1t is very gratifying to Inc TO be thus aSscu ~'S
American citizens public officers administering o'
dneren functions In connection with the government VI
the Nation Of State, and of the munleipahY' We ~
common with this great body OF citizens WHOSE serNs
fQr Onr 1Ss
and that respect for who by the appointed
constitutional methods have been chosen 70 eamni'U.
them as on such occasions as this enNreiy ooh"er "
Inference and bring us together In the great anu e
during brotherhood Of American citizens (OheeIs|
This great capital Of q great State have haa inc
measure Of visiting once or twice before paw I
,ss visited your commercial capital and nave uaNerseu
an many directions great and prosperous Empire o'~
Won have concentrated here great wealth anu gea' PRIV
ducte capacty for increased wealth great hnanea IN
sttutons that reach out in their influences ana ene
tina whsle land. You have great prosperity anu graz
,asnonsblty The General Government is charge" wiz"
,,D roat functions in which people have general
tnerest Among these s the duty Of providing LOT our
neope the money with which its business TRANSACTIONS orc
conducted There has sometimes been IN soie r7siOI0
n, the great West thought that New-forK peug aseiy
state was disDosed TO be a little hard with the
debtor communities Of great West but my rllow'
citizens narrow views ought not TO prevail WIN sei y"
with YOU and will not in the light OF iflehoy :,
rhe law Of commerce be selfshness Luz the 10" Oh
,tssmapsbip should be broader and more liberal ZAP
plause)
do not intend to enter upon any subject that can
i,e division but do believe that the General Govern
men. Il soemny charged with the duty OF seeing that The
money issued by it is always and everywhere naaheo
=, nar fAppause) believe that speak that which IL
a. common thought all when say that every dollar
whether paper or COIN issued stamped by the General
Government should always and everywhere De as COCO
- o,hor aol,ar fApplause) i that We would
ali shun that condition Of things into whch many people
- The mast have drftd and Of which we have had In one
~ the great South American countries recent example
the distressed hopeless condition into which all bus
ness enterprises fall when Nation issues an Eoeei"o
~ dnrsz,ated money! The necessities Of great car
excuse that.
am one of those believe that these men from YOU
bors thee farmers remote from money centres nave Tn
largest interest OF oil people In the "ofa IN
- lA,,,laneeA Z hv any chance Shout