New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10
LIBERTY BELL AT The ram.
ATLANTA GREETS IT WITH PARADE
AND UTILIZATION.
A BIG PROCESSION ESCORTS IT THROUGH THE
STREETS AND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES WELL
COME IT TO THE EXPOsIToN-ENPRES-
srONs OF SYMPATHY TOR CUBA

STREETS AND IMPRESSIVE 'EtsrA''.'i"'' Will
CONE IT TO THE EXPosIToN-ENPRES-
sroxs OF SYMPATHY OR CUBA
LOUDLY CFEERED.
Atlanta. Ga. oct with the most impressive
ceremonies which have yet marked the progress OF
tho Cotton States Exposition. the historic old Lib
erty Bell was to-day formally placed IN charge OF
the Atlanta authorities The ceremonies took place
on the broad stairs leading up TO the stately Penn
sylvana Building. the handsomest in the beautiful
mark ard on the most attractive site. The day
was fuI of Incidents some Of them of striking
character but the most significant was the decla-
ration OF sympathy with the cause or Cupa maze
with dramatic effect by Governor Atkinson OF
Georgia and Mayor Warwick, Of Philadelphia poth
of whom aroused wild enthusiasm from the great
crowd which heard them. Again there was a
dramatic scene when Mayor Warwick turned to
Miss Eleanor Warren Marshall. who was on the
platform and introduced her as the Sreat-grahu-
daughter of the illustrious supreme Court justice
AZ whose funeral the venerated reiic had toieu
for the last time. Miss MarshaHs eyes hiied with
tears, and she trembled win eho'io" a. TIC '
nmentary remarks
through 4 solid line Of people the bell was escort
ed n rs resting place in Piedmont Park The pro-
cession which two miles In length was ulshi-
fed the people enthusiastic, ana the crown "l'"''
the grounds the largest since the opening OF the
Evnosition Fully 10000 people were on hand more
than One-third OF them D-inS cHAI'th' 9H0 f"o''-
schools having been closed in honor Of the bell The
sooial military escort was the famous 9Th Regi-
ment United States Infantry until recently the
nohting command of General Nelson A. Miles GOV
ornor Atkinson and his staff came next in impor-
,anco and then came the 65th Regiment. G. y. O.,
500 strong. the Atlanta Artillery. and the crack
covernor's Horse Guards. Following the military
naeeant was long line OF open carriages contain
ING the mayors OF Philadelphia and Atlanta. the
Councilmen's escort from the quaker city and the
local Council and Reception Committee.
At the Pennsylvania Building tho bell was hated
during the ceremonies The school children ana
Cllmores Band Were massed on me proau Pol, .
Of the building while On sn ~ he huiid-
Ing Mas crowded with State ard National colors
and flags hoated from every stan IN ssh' ;;.mnheu
of Councils Committee. who acted as master, Oh
ceremonies called the VaSt & Emo re sBvterian
church offered prayer Then several lnou uaah
school children acGompanieI, py KIM Of Atlanta
formally welcomed the bell ana Mayor ""'"'cA
responded He said in part amid cheers l., .h,.
ho carried across the waters of the Atlantic ana
give cheer and comfort 10 that s.anu 'ne O
to throw of the yoke and despotism OF Spaar ias
thev be heard throughout the World pen PEN LIE
every stat or eSeTts is power or oppression
burdens the people
When the tumu.t % applause that greet'd MY
Varwlck's speech had subsided the tall spare FORM
~ Ceorria's Governor arose In response to 'hair-
man Campbers introduction. lie spoke OF the LID
ar,y BELL as the jewel OF the American people eN-
pressed his appreciation OF moie and declared
us svmpathv with the Cuban Insurgents -. a.,
other speeches were mada. nr c'oMp IT,,
Will "rhe Star-Spangled Banner ana plN'e
wers nlaved by the band. and me Liberty rel eNeI-
cisrs were al an ciu'