The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
AT HOME AGAIN.
GO|EHHOR NORTHDN RETURNS
FROM HIS CANADA TRIP.
Governor Norshen Discusses the Character
lstics of the People-A listener to
tho Speech of Senator Hill.
Governor Northen has returned homo from

Governor Northen has returned homo from
his Canada "Trip
He is in excellent spirit. and sneaks If
ms reception everywhere in glowing ter1nA
| This Is the second time said The ~
| ernor. as he was found comfortably scared
In the executive mansion, that nave
| passed beyond the limits Of the (jrttd
| states. You may remember that 1ulIr.s
| the visit OF Vice President-elacr Stevenson
| to Atlanta, l tainted from the oyerWo1k
to which l had been subj acted The leg.
lslature had but recently adjourned. ,eaving
over 800 bills to be signed Ihe work 20
oVercan1e me that L stricken, as sat
Ell, during the visit of our DISTINGUISHED
Vlsltor My physician ordered me 20 seek
the softer air of Cumberland island
whittier L went only to recolect tl.at the
commissions of the electors Of the state
mad not been signed, failing % 20 which
Grover Cleveland could not have received
the votes of Georgia. L hurried back WI en-
the suggestion of trip to Cuba w&s made
Not knowing what might be the eTsct of
my absence from the country, in The office |
Of governor, l. consulted Chief Justice |
Bleckley, who advised me that there was
no obstacle in the way. 1t was during |
my absence on that occasion that some of |
the newspaper boys got up the sensational
matter as to who was acting governor dur
ing my absence
The Trip to Canada.
1
of question the tedious length Of the ride,
was one of pleaSurable eXp@rtel &c.
AT the nrSt glance, in passing though |
the state of Pennsylvania, for instance,
it might he supposed that they had better
sou than Georgia, but on clUser illveStiga-
in the mod OF work. and not in the soil
One can look out of the windows ard |
see farm after farm perfect succession of |
gardens. The scene presented IS due to |
ct TO int pc lt,,-
to deep plow.ng. The farms are all small |
Ind the ground is, therefore, utilized. The |
,ame work applied to Georgia farms |
would bring results that l Wo Id not trust
myself to describe
ARRIVING in Canada continued the
governor, II was struck with the high MGR
u tone of the people, their respect or
aw, ana tnelr hospitality to strangers.
With friend 1 was seeking the home Of !
gentleman in Toronto. We became some q
What confused as to the location when my | /
rend said q
" L see lady (po!nting out one standing | |
4 front of a fine mansion, and evider tly
IS mistress). L want to show you a char T
cterstic Of the Canadian people. 80 b
ill ask her for the direction. C
He did so, when she came ut once TO | v
ne gate, and with great minIteness ex- | I
lained exactly how we could find the SPOT | d
ought. We tried this same PLAZA mary
mes, only to be shown the most exu 1isite | r
etention.
Observing Sunday Laws. re-
~ n;
on sunday morning when I awoke It !
as full da Wight, but as heard neither | :
lie rattle OF carriage nor the rum @ of !
street car. l closed my eyes again A
afr hour passed when looked at my
atch uneasiy and found that it was
CLOCK. Wen l entered the dining room
found that not one there vas reading
e morning paper-somethinx unusual to |
e. 1 went out on the stree and looked
and down, but only two persons were in
INT. In a live commercial city Of zoo 900
habitants, busting with activity during
3 week, the most perfect Saba tn quiet
eValled Neither street cars CARRIAGES
Tx wagons nor anything else moved to !
sMc'-the harmony of the ocea sion. l
- w. and here anotb 1ss''s where the =