The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
PRESIDENT IARRTSON'S TRIp.
HE GOES TO RoCHEs TER 10 ATTEN 10
DECORATION DAT CEREMONIES

tious Aicny tho Route-Greeted at some
Towns with Waving Rags and DoominG
t"nnon-At Ono Pince He WAS rresentea
with = Basket OF Flowers, and at Anoth.
or with Pair OF Suspenders-The Re
ception In Rochester Last Evening.
BALTIMORE. May 2S--The President and his
rarty left Washington at T:l5 o'clock this
morning by special train on their way to
Rochester. N. Y. secretary Noble. Congress-
men Groenleaf OF New York. Hooker OF Mis-
sissippi. Bount Of Georgia, Con. J, NJ. Scho-
field. DR.. Greenleaf. Lieut.. Bliss. Col Ernst OF
the Engineer Corps. Congressman Curtis and
faines OF New York. Henderson Of Illinois.
and f. L. Taylor of Ohio. and J. /. Luckey. I.
W. Clemons nnd DR.. II. A. Dobson OF Roches-
ter wore members Of the party. The train was
composed OF the dining ear uyases. the Pull.
man sleeping car Scotland, and the observa.
ton car Olympic. George W. BOYD. assist
ant general passenger agent Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. was in charge OF
the patty. j. +. Tibet. the Presidents
Secretary. and two reporters accompanied.
The President occupied tho observation car
Immediately after the train left Washington
breakfast was served In tho Ulysses. The
President. who had only cup OF coffee before
starting. ute a hearty breakfast. The train
reached Baltimore at $40 o'clock There was
no demonstration at tho depot, only u handful
OF newspaper men being present to greet the
President The train was quickly switched to
the Northern Central tracks. and at S:14 start.
cd for Harrisburg. the next stop
HARRISBURG. May :a Tho Presidents train
reached Harrisburg at lO:45. on schedule
time. Tho President made no speech here.
but. standing on tho steps Of the car. shook
hands with great many people.
SUNBuEY. May 2S.-No stcns were made be-
tween Harrisburg and Sunbury. where the
Presidents train arrived ut 12:0S There
werc many people at the small stations wav-
ing their hats in salutation as tho train sped
by. and at one place two boys held the Ameri-
can flag outstrctched between them. while q
third fired u salute from pistol There was .
large crowd in the station ut Sunbury. Chair
man Farnsworth Of the County Committee
welcomed the President and introduced him
to the crowd. Three cheers were given aud
President Harrison made his first speech here.
He said:
NJ. FELLOW Cirlxnss: It Is very pleasant to receive.
and thank You tor. came along hi: morning
On ns nn; q IN
pity that it nd been iit,ls narrower and
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Affection OF people and make. thsm bow q rsyersMt
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honor 9th: as aid tn: sstu.y Of n.!,
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3. peace. purity. prosperity. ind the love Of COL
w,LI1ANsronr. May 2s-No stop was made
there we're several hundred people ut tie
station. There were crowds at Montgomery
Vas at Wlllismsport. where the the party arrived
at 10. II had beer an nounrcd that the train
se astf aea
the adjoining SQUARE, The tops Of number
an tfb
tho crowd. The President shook hands with
ton. he said:
mo- OK
me Ell yss sr
CORDIAL Welcome 90 your bssnIi,n! s!y We have leit
NJ n:iisa S ,, Nv nv
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si%aea homo; L. ias hand. pa: h.a sent i. .
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.I and mind. and
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pd.sns as
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we ami
n y Ct Tie IN a.d
plans; lApplan,sl thank you for your fr.nlness,
wishes, iAppiauss,
While the President was speaking some one
handed UP from the crowd small package.
tain pair Of sill suspeIders in glass-toppsd
caTs IEsy sa sE naft sasns Williams
Inc at 235. There were about two hundred
people Mt tho station hero. and brass band
was playing when the train came in. There
were calls for u speech. and the President ad-
dressed the audience briefly. He said:
ysS Il: 's s. s1'. sGs e J:
welcome gives mo-. IKE to get out OF Washington
,ncs u while and look upon ihes. hsiaes and yst
'nsrpri:e Of our people are WORKING gu. ,ndviSual
M e s 10 IT. .s =. Of ' s.s
We have cannon purposes and aims and that each in
lis place Gos gives the right and strength
o do IT, Ia working for the development and glory Of
ur country aud for n. peace and good order q
70 communities lAppausel / congratulate yoq
pon all these intldsEts Of pI6,Peri,y. thai
r.n.r,s. ar: iul! and that have been able out Of
. an expression OF the common brotherhood In man.
Applause Want does not dwell in any OF sur valleys.
there now and then by tho visitation OF hood or
rought loss or suffering great IN the bensn.
ence aud abundance which God has put into tho hearts
our people and spread over land that the laot
nd 10y all thinss Which are good and orderly We ought
. NAhn nave but one voice hs Your President and
Ut one VOC. - citizen and that !, always 20 stand
estations. II IA tbs only rule under which men can