New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

II was greatly to the credit OF You: state that ts
rallied with such magnificent patriotism 10 The defence
Of the nag. Appiausc1 ! was gan evsm H W",a
werp ae f. see 1ns the
the campaigns That brought The war In that section
he armies of the East was sti larger. and more than
| this the men OF New-York added a generous ana I'M
s'inied contribution of treasure to maintain ne na
tIona credit and 10 continue the war to long DELAYED
ULTIMATE Yon have shared prodigic ,S CON In
,titulon and II the nd'vibility OF the Nation has 90
% an people You are in the en nsrn int
| dividua IS ich 1 know that personally. uanghter.l
| ] know that We have not been able 10 attain II
that were desirable absolute equality OF success
But also know that we. have secured In
this country absolute equality Of civil opportunities.
There IS no caste or limitation upon the successes
OF men. Gods providence. our own courage ana the
put limitations upon what an American youth may
attain. This is all we can ask OF a Govern,
nean That Ta evcryse do in M a %nr where the
floats the law shall be the rule Of conduct lor az
the rich or powerful. but the law We have made 1t
shall be the rule Of conduct for all men IN their rTla
our own rights under the law we Will freely and mag
conce need, to ey' 0 oc man ssnms s Viii
manifest itself upon all questions that have moral
touch in them, Men may divide upon economic Gues
lions: they viii: but wherever touch Of right or
wrong wherever a question of human right Intervene
tho great sentiment OF this country will find It's power
full and unanimous expression. (Aprausc)
thank Won for Your interest | wish could know
you better could stand nearer TO You In met ana can
only say you that in ms sympathy and interest, ~
knew my heart ana the pnP9es ina, nawc Dee en- cySry
way nv power the happiness and the honor OF the
American people. Applause.)
Af Penn YAM telegram was received from
Secretary Tracy. saying he would be unable 70
Join the party at Rochester, as he made an en-
gagement to be in Bro olvlyn on Decoration Day.
Just outsilr of Elmira the train was bearded
BY Mayor Robinson and committee OF citizens
from Elmira, who welcomed the visitors and ac-
companed them to the station in that city. Inc
arrival was marked bv an outburst OF cheers, and
it seemed as though all the inhabi-
tants Of the city were gathered Mt the station.
The crowd great that the passage OF the
trails temp1rarfy fmpecod Occupying
promnen1 pos itons local Grand Army
Posts. the 3Oth Separate Company and the Ke-
publican escort corps with bands. The President
was introduced by the Mayor, and acknowledged
the cheers Of the crowd in the following remarks
My fellow citizens accept with great pleasure
this evidence OF the intelligent interest OF tho people
of Elmn in the Government TO which they have gwen
their allegiance and their affection. / am ghd ID
stand for moment in this prosperous CITY ana 10
look into the faces OF those who have wrought
its prosperity; these men who il nhe places "i
business. in the hives OF Industry, have 10y
brain and hani consummated all that has made
Your city happy and prosperous; to look in the
face of these hides who have made the homes OF
Emn happy the abode Of N n our yc
and the hope Of countrys future tNppauNcl
gives pleasure to feel that we have mucH III com
am one OF those who believe that we are now
entering upon new and greater epoGh IN nHc S
accomplish: these forests were 20 be felcd thesc
feds 10 be cleared and Ponehed thc1e anufcIurhn nS
The struggle OF the great Rebellion that rnt Us im m4
Ta had
rebuilding and Teadlu,tmcn, 'nat laNcd o o,r
mighty railroads that bind sea 10 sea- mat great IN
ternal work has been done We have deyrloped onf
the world Ne have developed our manufacturing in
dustIies until not only furnish home supply but
Of the world. CAppau'el We have smoothed out ihe
animo,tes and divisions Of the war and We are now
push into the commercial competition Of the world
and TO lift the flag up higher on the seas than ever
am rejoiced to know that already We see dawn
Of the day when Ame,lcan ;h,ppg shall AL be found
Navy carrying the beet guns an, ana bravcS x hearts s,a
in the Star. and Stripes shall hoa over transnantic
steamer sailing 9nt OF the great port OF NewYoIk
iAppanseJ Let Us look toward the morning. Jet us
put aside petty divisions and controveiSle', LEI rs
which IS offered 70 lips and we shall soon sec that
this country In the councils OF the world will occupy
place Of power aud o. honor she has never occupied
50 with some friends here TO assist the patriotic
Gttinr that should ii. Willie stood for time
my presence and my sympathy on the thirlicth day
Of Nav every year 70 these memorial Observance.
Of those who died that what have inst cndeav'rct
to picture 20 yCu might be possible: When W" forget
to honor them the dreams OF ambition will havc fad
because the American heart will have lost lis pari
otism AID fervor. NpplauseJ
large bouquet of roses was then handed -
p III Hal
lie advanced 20 the front and made few fclic-
itous remarks. Other members of the party were
also called for. and the President introduced
Representative Hooker, of Mississippi, who got
az lar as Fcow-Cit2cns' when the train novel
off, leaving his speech unspoken.
The next stop was r,.,G at ilavnnni ho.o \
To where 'rs rel crowd was tho fa'"r dc,
Blue" The President, who b"saa
to show signs of hoa:seness made the following
NV Friends thank yon for your presence, and
Of YOUR respect BIZ the grace ana kIndncs, WITH which
you look up toward this little party journcving for
patriotic purpose through your midst. have been tah
n Taltimore because New.York was a bigger town
Ganghter. have Just been talking in Emlrl. a
bigger place. and have strained my voice little
in Havana than they have in EImira dear sir,
-(laughter)anoher voice We all for you hercT)
President Of the United states that he does not need to
bc shut away from tho people, the
chief executives of other countries are. We
do not need TO take with any
guards, but m!nge most nearly with the people feel
Ing absolutely safe everywhere In the that
MOI OF these people but Is guard and defender.
Now. that is great thing It is great hcp 10 those
Of who called 10 discharge nigh public duties.
/ thank you again. and bid yOn gODdby. "a voice
" General, there arc men sare who stood vi you
when you took the guns fat Resaca.")
The Presdcnt-I will be very glad indeed. b sec
them.
The people then pressed forward and shook hands
with the President.
TIE good people Of Canandaigua turned ont in full
force 10 greet the President and party, and CAV"
the visitors most enthusiastic reception, marked
by the firing of cannon, the ringing Of bells and
robust cheering There many ladies in the
crowd that surrounded the train, and several fine
bouquets were handed up to the President. lie |
was introduced by Representative Ranes in a {,