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

Ereeteu Nun Do lOIio"o'
Ny IT, hos no, not been 2sa az
10 occasions which have met me ! am now quite quite
%HSs%Has IN voice s eS Ssn s s
during the day and have exhausted my voice. J. am
Sc O few aH IDEAS With While" stared upon he ionrnsy
ass .i sas q i' 'sF' a s4 o. "sH; ss
II has never been pleasure to see II beforc. Cer
lanly II can be said Of yonr region 1t ese1 ,nc .,
that quotation must be omitted IN describing this Pop
We are somSiimcs given to criticism. Grmblns.
suppose is a human instinct. The ladies' would say
mall instinct perhaps anghier hut r. seems ne 70 , s
consideration OF the personal family. social and M.
viii put them in contrast with the Ike cndowments
possessed by the most favored people OF other p1r
and his heart in thankfunes, to those who settled
our political Institutions wisely, and 10 the God
who has graciously blessed them wherc IN al
the world he found snch audiences MS gathered
here Where general dissemination Of intclh-
gcncc' Where such happy, virtuouS and prosperous
Where Is the mother held in higher honor than here
Where. In all the world, are frser opportunities
der der" Of success and ii fame t. the height Of
their condition.
mcnt iouchc, only T. Suard us. We differ about
measures OF administration. We sometimes take =
,onditi ms that affect freedom ana our welfare
secured aud the FREE expression and discussion
winch biiih:.li VII insure tle flgt
the Interest Of the pcopc Of every public Question Men
may be wrong fion mIsnfornlniion. but the grca,
@ 90 ,n nd T d our leo popnaon in Of
our grcai cities. but the salt OF the earth Is ionnn
In these rural homes and IN these villas ana Town
throughout land thor Is that saving grace that
will Away keep the Nation upon the path OF honor
'q THAN thank YOU Nm most corfYay FOR this friendly
SSPIs asan my ''er 0S a1 ; %a;
beautiful section Of the great state OF YORK
rproach myself that have today. by reason Of the
brcvliy of these stops. deprived the people Of tho
opportunity Of seeing and hearing Others who are upon
tho train with me. II there is time pa, at your
ruiuee Of the Horse General Hooker Of Mississippi.
who accompany MS. nauFhtrr and APPLAUSE
Speeches were demanded from other members
of the party, and Secretary Noble and General
Schohch responded briefly The crowl pressed
forward 70 SHAKE hands with the President. hnt
before many could reach him the train started oil,
al which The crowd joined in ringing, cheers
Mc.srs John Van Voorhis and Charles h. Fitch.
composing the advance guard of the Rochester
Reception Committee. jdned the party at Penn
Yam and were reinforced later al tannndaigua by
the entire committee, including Mayor Curran. cN-
Representative Baker. d. w Powers :. II. Lowe.
John 4. Reynolds and Samuel Wilhrr. shortly
aftcrward the train stopped AZ Brighton, where
it was boarded by Governor Flower and stan, eA-
Representative Wiley. Of Buffalo. state Senator
Parsons and ex-senator McNanehton.
.
who have come TO Rochester IA participate in
the dedication OF the soldiers and Sailors Mon
umcnt received "a royal welcome on their arrival
at o'clock this evening. Carriages awaited
them al the station and conveyed them to
handsomely decorated stard on East Main->t., OPP
posite Powers HOTEL from which the Chief En-
ecutiyc Of the Nation and the Chief Executive
II the State reviewed the large procession
Of military and civil organizations which had
escorted them from eic railroad station.
Nd Presidential trip
The route Of the procession was by way Of
North Clinton arl Fast Main sis Tho streets
masscd with people. and the crowds dis
played genuine enthusiasm ~ the sight of thu
President and Governor. who occupied the first
carragc ! National s9lu;e, fired by the Naval
Reserve added It's din - the continuous cheering
The excitement ran high, and ~ tim"s the crowd
pressed too closely the Presidents
c1rr1cc bu fortunately nothing
Cured 20 disturb the carving ont Of the pI',-
arranged programme feature Of the reception
was the elaborate decoration OF the city. II was
confined almost entirely 70 The display Of facs
and hnnting T',c,c were on every side, anl in
some instances wer" +, profuSc as 10 almost
tircly conceal the buildings.