The morning call., 1892-08-27
WITH His OLD COMRADES.
President Harrison Given a Reception
by Veterans.
GREAT DAY In KORTHERX NEW YORK.
In Able address 10 the Members Of the G. A, K,
Cleveland Replies TO Charges Made
in the South.
GREAT DAT In NORTHERN NEW YORK.
Special to THE MORNING CALI

MALONE, II. Y, Aug. 26.-This village
was astir early to-day. and Democrats wed
with Republicans in preparing suitable
reception to the chief magistrate. The viii
lage was handsomely decorated and the
people swarmed in from all directions. At
1890 o'clock the Presidential train ar
rived. The President was conducted to the
Howard House, where lunch was served,
followed by an interval OF rest. Then Pres-
dent Harrison was escorted to the park,
where exercises were held by the Malone
Twenty y-seventh Separate Company. A de-
taehment from Brennan Post G. A. T., did
duty as a body guard along the route.
The grand stand was hand sOmely deco
rated and upon it were the leading citizens
of the county. The exercises opened with
the singing of America" Chairman XII
burn followed with an address of welcome,
TO which the President responded with a
half-houT speech. The President said in
part:
The Presidents Speech.
I'VE are here to-day as citizens, not as
paTtlSans, TO give expression TO those COM
mon Interests which fortunately for us as
a nation obliteTate all party division and
make us people In its defense. We are
a favored nation in the great isolation
which we enjoy. but IL must not be sup
posed this separation from close contact
with the great POWERS that forever stand
threatening each other with war has left us
without duties and responsibilities. fancy
we are entering now upon career when
our external influence in commerce is to be
larger then ever before.
I'VE have IN large part completed our
great work of internal improvement, and /
see no reason why the United States should
not from to-day step forward into position
OF power and influence among the great
commercial nations Of the world such as
she has never enjoyed.
Our New Navy.
"The wise and timely inauguration of a
new navy has demonstrated the capacity of
our American shipyards to produce the best
ships il the world, and take great delight
In contemplating the fact that before an
other year one of the swiftest and best Of
al the great lines of steamships going out
OF New York Will carry the American flag.
The great stores of agricultural products
with which we feed the nations OF Europe
VIII, believe. soon be delivered In Ameri-
can bottoms. | believe we have seen the
last serious outbreak against the supremacy
OF cur constitution that we shall ever see
Intelligence and morality among our people,
the church, school and home are the great
rocks upon which our constitution and
safety rest.
Now, comrades OF the G. A. r.. Igive you
a comrades greeting to-day. God bless
you, every one; God forbid the heartless-
ness oI tvs american VINO can DeSruuge 10
any Of you your Just dues after your hard
service" lGreat applause.
At the conclusion Of the Presidents
speech the people formed in line and for
nearly an hour passed before him. and 10
each Mr.. Harrison extended hearty grasp
of the hand.
At the conclusion Of the haud-shaking
Mr.. Harrison was driven through the pritI-
clpal streets of the city, and then boarded
the train for Loon Lake. The train moved
out amid great cheering.