Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-29

.. ..,s umes as large as the largest
Every building was crowd
m. thorouehfaros were thick
....,. Atlanta seemed 20 De fun
....,r, at an carly hour, but the
.nun.ci 90 pour tn all day, ana
opposition The turnstiles clicked
from carly morning until late
i .. afternoon.
rl military display was the greatest
.... "a Atlanta. TWO thousand OF
r.,~ a. South Cardinals enlisted
.. came as an escort to Governor
,. and they were accompanied In
, parade by Governor Atkinson ana
..~ ne FIFTH Georgia Regiment and
H. Atlanta Artillery.
r.. hast of order prevailed, and the
....-r-.e WAS carried out without
.. re though everywhere jostling
..t.,r were good-humored. and
..... seemed 10 be- happy. The
... .f Atlanta was out on holiday
... and Offices were closed and the
...- PORTION Of the city had a Sunday
t.u,>, people are the exposition
..,- .- to-ddys receipts insure the
t. success of the fair beyond the
~ "a doubt
sHSATlONAL SPEECHES
uy sensation OF the day was
f.r . 'he speeches at the Auditorium.
n.w departure was taken by
tr Swans and Senator Tillman.
. Carolina
r., tt.- time an The speeches dclv-
a.l .vros.-ion hv northern or
- .., b.v. berr nsto1ed tnon
...-. os fratefri,v and national
.. .,, h.retofore has uttered a
.analsm Governor Evans
...-., Tul-oar etrnck ort ON a diff
.- 1.r~., .',.tr,st Min what
..
,,t.r.or ir i,trol,,c,,e the
e.,,h rs,.ii,, ta5 e,iJ
...... t,,o ,.n,ilr,an from tbo Pal
...,. b.,.9 ovol,ol mon s,'r,,,,,sa
. President ~ tbs I-nftol states
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,,5 "a, , eb,r, o,. fr.r Nv
ev iro,.r yyb, smoke i'm b,h4.f of
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le said in Rome Sll"'l-'" hal heeh .
nl d" 'h'rchrs ana palaces. Dul '''.
country mr." sle"t nIaN5 "i,i's . ~
.'..', ,.ia,, 49, a,oeric,, ci,,lIizs-
.', 3D.. co.tly residences of Europe
D. r. OLA World.
.- PorG. " NJ so1th carolina. who
.... 20 him az the man Who had done
.-. tl., ans, other ia max. This great
...,t.r
v- Irman was received with cheers.
r,f. .i.,niYp and waving of handker-
,..r He pa,d a handsome tribute TO
,rt Carolina. and especially 10 the
lillian. az tho State. saving that their
anna, ..... to-day had raised his respect
g., r.r native state.
s...r..r Swans was the next sneaker.
Dr.. FL. began with entertaining p cas-
a..r. about Georgia. as the promising
cc.,rr Of South Caroline .sh.. ID
..U STATE had nourished I'm Infancy,
f-. rr.t..f.I from tho Indians and Span-
l
rr Pr. got ON 10 the line Of State
r-. saving that South Carolina had
lever DAD much brass. She had never
f need .f r as She had ALWAYS had
l,.r- ... Integrity. He smoke of Go0r-
.t.-t were part OF the same state.
D.... o.. words Of Grady. that the Sa-
IL was In this part Of his
t..I. Inn tta c,vernor exclaimed.
-.f.r4 el1Nc, TN coNvpor
,iM states are ID me mon
A.N Wey are GONG 10 control
-A- Ana az lof Democracy
~ De thankful Tor VIVA ls
want 10 say 20 you that
'-'.'',F ih america is lh me
'-II-o.tuI"i popui".loh oi
states
Humans speech was short
moro conservative IMAM ihat
Governor. lie amused the audi
A.'" Ny saying az the outset.
.e nat 90 our young Governor
.. anu green Eo" Know
'es a"1 "i'uci'ils'
.... s.'i" H,H" OF showed To-
..'"1' i'e ID, gan coinpaii-
d.. anu Su.."vIn capl'dl lN
,... . '''"l's. A"unlh- 10 Gov
s'i'emeHt nay southern
" que i's'"' OF southern
r we s.'' "e was NOT pre-
.. -..' 'l'S Wa "hohy rue.
u'ul'e winch the
... '' ~ t"t Norm cAceedei
'"' amount received from the
d.. r.. t' lh me past thirty years
s'ties Government had uala
g.. -H'.pJjty or this. he said.
Max. were PAID 10 people in the
tr.. '.les. Oi this 81 .65OOOo0oo be-
Nf me people OF the South