The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-22


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1ected. ttag lis were EIlln e.St ne guns 8
were. firel 18th re ely scE process
tstons5 and military ntlstrisarl,
nhsl arches and sall class e s
forth to stesttfv in every noaflpies man
ner, their gratitude and an ction19r IN
man whom they hail ed eiaseithe eIather.
or his country. 4. q q ~ x
It win thus he seen sth y. even Jour
stsfd old frayolutionary fathers were
mt raversa ITO pay Ing n proper trih"fe
TO a great man washington travelling
through tho country in n splendid car
rinre with t"fnur9in hand was latlitetas
snecta cular4fsi Ia trrnsiAent IN 4mnhern
flavs travelling nv rail in a fnecial car
When WASHINGTON rea cfeh Cam
bridge he was met by Samuel Adams.
1tentena1t4gnvernor mt the head Eof- the
state executive cabinet, and General
brooks In command of $nbohy cf state
troons.n They were sent TO as ar lsh
BY. John Hancoc Gil. who was the govern 2:
or CT MASSACHUSETTS,. 1t was Hancock's
purpose to have the President con-
Quoted into the city with great splen;
lnr ~ nj iceren1orv. ow, It happened
that the city Snrrthorities. without con-
an1tinr or advising Governor Hancock,
haI a1so i male 4I,arrangennents for 9re-
caiyinr the Presid lent! The governors
,nartv escorted the President to the
c,ty boundary line. when It WIS discnv:-
erad that the pnrtv representing the
n,ir,nicfnnl authorities orcu1iied tn e
street with MI ;i1nmense .eolumr, ct CAR
rim res. compile ely; sfbl locking the Whv-
Here EN- sl,ed n. serious question of ell
nuette The State executive councr
{nsited IN tie right Of the governor nf
the state to receive and welcome It's
p1i est Mt the entranc q ,.3nf dts ca pital.
The .cltv authorities said mo. the. gov
ernor3 hould 1iave met the President
at the State line and there have:wei-
rnmed him III the shosnit OF the
cnm1nonwealtll. but when the Presi;
aa11ti ,lr1il+ entered the State and was
n,,r,,lt Ito enter the city it was the
right of the CITY authorities to receive
him ana extend to him the hospitality
~ The city. IS willie this controversy
was going on between he contending
n6a1.tfes Wa shTneton and hiss uite.pre-
nnred for ttaf entry into the city, $He
was dressed In his old Continental uni
form and was TnOuHLeH OIL II HiH @Htn,
cent horse. HE was an experienced
and graceful horseman and never "a D.
nenre1l Is be tier al Vantage than when
IN horse back. The controversy be
tween Tho Inuntendin ne parties scontinu-
oil $50 long that ;Washingto became
immatienta and ae4about to enter thu
r,ty byEpnotheEGstre with no escort
nycent his two. secretaries when the
<,nyarnnr,a representatives yielded ar. i
ths ,ritv,Srenresentatiy escorted the
presi,lent along the prin cipal 4 street
With great ,nt4uln and nnbounled en-
thusfasm9 to the State house. a He lis
Ieacrihed rvs those who saw. n Inn al