The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-27
HARRISON AT MALONE
A Great Day for the Little New
York Community.
SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.
Grover Cleveland Feels Hurt That the
Land Once Should BE Brought Up.

MALONE, n. Y, Ang. o6.-The village
was astir early, and Democrats We'd with
Republicans IN preparing suitable recep-
ton TO the chief magistrate. The village
was handsomely decorated. and people
swarmed in from all directions. At 1880
O'Clock the presidential train arrived. The
president was conducted to the Howard
house. where luncheon was served, fol-
lowed by an interval of rest. President
Harrison was escorted to the park. where
the exercises were held, by the Malone
Twenty-seventh separate company. de-
tachment from Brennan Post. q, A r..
did duty rs body guard along the route.
The grandstand was handsomely dec
GRATED, and upon it were the leading citi-
zens of the county The exercises opened
with America" Chairman Kilburn fol-
lowed with an address of welcome. to
which the president responded with z half
hours speech. The president said in part:
We are here today As citizens, not partisans,
70 give expression to those common Interests
which, fortunately for us as a nation, obiiterate
all party divisions and make us people in its de-
tense. We as a favored nation are in great $50
iation. which We enjoy. But it must not be
supposed that this separation from close con-
tact with the great lowers that forever stand on
ING t1IodtcueO verge Oh war nave telt US Wituous
duties and responsibilities. l fancy We are en-
tering now upon a career " men our external IN
huence in commerce is to be larger than ever
before. We have in large part completed our
great work of internal improvement, and see
no reason why the United States should not
from today step forward into a position OF
power and influence among the great CONNER
cial nations of the world such as she has never
enjoyed. The wise and timely Inauguration OF
q new navy has demonstrated the capability
of our American shipyards to produce
the best ships in the world, and l
take great delight in contemplating the
TACT that within another year one OF the swiftest
and best o. all the great lines of steamships go
ing ont of New York will carry the American
flag. The great stores of agricultural products
with which We feed the nations OF Europe Will,
l believe, soon be delivered in American bot
toms.
/ believe we have seen the last serious out
break against the supremacy OF our constitu-
ton. Intelligence and morality among the peo-
pie. the church, school AMI home are the great
rocks upon which our constitution aud safety
rest. We will cherish and persevere, and now,
comrades of the g. A. R.. give you comrades
greeting today. God bless you, every one. God
forbid the heartlessness that America can be-
grudge to any of you just dues for your hard
service. tGreat applause.l
At the conclusion of the presidents
speech the people formed in line, and for
nearly an hour passed before the presi-
of the hand. At the conclusion of the
Misunderstanding Mr.. Harrison was driven
through the principal streets of the city
and then boarded the train for Loon lake.
The train moved out amid great cheering.