The sun., 1902-08-27

accompanied the President through me
Bay state said gCoG-by To him al haNtfhiii'i
~ NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The most remarkable feature OF me re-
| ceptlon given 10 the President Al DoNef'
\. H., was a lone buger. who stood on a
balcony over the principal millinery s'oIe
| and played a solo while two admlrms an-
| sistants held his music for him.
For the first time the audience was aNo
| Ge'her tucolic The President scanned
| 20 feel the atmosphere OF simplicity "hich
| prevailed with his hearers and hi. speech
was very simple and brief he said among
! other things:
/ the old Thirteen Colonies from which sprahi
| the United states Roth IN your past hnu
y9lT pTTseni oI ss'3ps' m ". ,b, mGSh io ,a, o.
! .ns ara thinking OF the nation and ~" STATE
! ~ distractions, vast. rather lorinI'->. "'
! unknown power -,
! Mayor, 20 run this city than II was TO run II
/ when Dover consisted OF dozen log cabin.
. With the growth OF wealth aha tIo'lrtF
/ has come an aC,.r tlatlou OF differences b"-
. tween man ana man, which DO harm IN two
/ ways which do harm when they make one
! man arrogant. which do equal harm WheL
| they make another man envlous
our salvation nov. A. in the old days, l"-
! IN practically applvlng tie prhcirl'' thH
/ IN theory ve all admit 70 hA the ONLY prlh-
/ cipls, according 10 which Il - po>-ihi" 10
! administer This republic The prinOpl" oi
! treating each man OF his worm ms man.
! the principle OF recognizing facts As they
| are Of recognizing our material needs. and.
! therefore, the absolute necessity OF IN" pros,
| p"r,y which mus, ss'isir thoss ma,eria!
| rs"t- and Of rsCogrA2ug further that nothing
| i 10 b. hoped for from people who are cort"rt
! only 10 SATISFY their material r-ei>
ARRIVAL ~ NA1SF.
! Passing through New Ham pshire in'o
/ Maine. the President made brief talk 20
| the summer boarders - Old Orchard B"a"h.
! Here number Of good citizens came aboard.
| not the least among them Mr.. L't'leheld
who ws- recognized from the train even
| before he got aboard 10y the Presidents
! waving four fingers y! his right hand az
| him three times. fan fashion.
Al Portland the President paid a warm
| tribute 10 the Hon Thomas Biackett Red,
! the Cily's most distinguished citizen. He
said that a locomotive failed 20 b" u.o:vl,
J no matter how complicated IT, machinery,
when IL did not work He reminded the
| Portland folks that government by ma
jority of the lower house of Congress had
ceased when Mr. Reed, IN spite Of the tercest
attacks and IN spite of personal d~"oin-
| fort. set himself 10 the task OF restoring
! government by a majority a. the fathers
: knew IT,
After a reception al the Cumberland
| Club the Presto went 10 Mr. Reeds house
! for a brief visit and also visited the hone
! Of Capt John II. Parker, where be- tasted
/ coffee that was made IN pot which he and
. Capt Parker used IN common before San
tagu.
WELCOME FROM DEMOCRATS
The display made hv the Democratic
club at Auburn was typical Of the whole
! DAYS treatment II the President by the
people Of Maine. New Hampshire and
/ Massachusetts The Who'll" front of the
| building was covered with flags and a
| great charcoal portrait Of the Presid enr
| h. EIl W - rar he'd
the printed legend Auburn Democracy,
The President stood up and bowed with
the utmost appreciation when he saw the
inscription
From Auburn the parry drove over the
river into Lewiston. where crowd Of
1000 vas gathered in the public square.
Most Of them were women ana children,
and a great proportion seemed 20 he u
French descent But they cheered the
President a. warmly a. did the folks Il the
Back Bay in Boston last night The Pres
dent told them that he admired the strength
Of family instinct which he discovered
among them He said that he himself
was rather archaic in mis- ideas of what a
family ought TO be-he had six children
himself
In reminding the old soldiers how the
conditions of life had changed since the
davs when Maine was the source Of much
Of the srrength OF the American Navy
the PrpSl Gtrt sal lIdt II WIS iIhiN - INa'' ~
thar whole broadside Of one Of Perry :
ships could be carried in the vest poke
Of a modern battleshlp.
A MAYCBs GRACEFUL SPEECH
In greeting the Pre-i dent at Lewiston
Mayor McGillicudiy said
From the farm and the factory, from youi
places OF toll and Of business. YOU come t'
pay your tribute Of honor 10 the 'mei Mag.s
trate OF our nation, TO extend YOUR Cordla
greetings TO = President ~ no "a admired anC
beloved by our whole people. not only br
cause Of the exalted position which he -
! ably fls but because OF the nobl" manhood
the uudauut.d courage. the undoubted slh
carlrv OF purpose and the splendid chAtacte
Of the man himself Your presence here II
such numbers and with such enthusiasm, u
better evidence OF the warmth OF your greet
Mgthau any words which ! can extend TO TN
| President
But, Mr President. In order that offcia
action may confirm the spontaneous feeling
OF a loving people. II - my great pleasure O.
/, ! Mayor OF this city TO extend 70 you our mos
J cordial and hearty welcome. the welcome o
/, and patriotic President
In reply wing the President said:
: Mr. Mayor IL | ever had any reason u
: | b.li-y. that the American people could IA.
| 20 low in patriotism that they should forge
7 | what they owe th- flag and the Injunction
Of government which make the nag meal
what &, does then II IL to men Ike yours@l
D ! ana the sentiments which YOU have Just eN
{ | pressed that | should look for revival o
that spirit which they ought TO have.