Ex President Cleveland Appears as Neighbor at Cape Cod Dinner
A large Sandwhich gathering welcomes Grover Cleveland with praise and humor as he denounces political rancor and emphasizes good neighborliness. The ex-president pledges to reside annually in Barnstable county, praising Cape Cod life, local hospitality, and civic unity while urging tolerance among parties.
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Governor Russell's Cape Cod Welcome Speech
The speaker lauds the ex president for public service and integrity praising his courage and patriotism. He commends his ability to unite diverse political views and to lead public policy with education over ambition while defending Massachusetts currency policy and urging truth to the people. The Cape audience offers a loyal, respectful salute to a trusted national figure.
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Mayor Matthews Addresses Boston Banquet
Mayor Matthews, introduced by Mr. Thacher, traces ancestry to Rev. Marmaduke Matthews, the first minister at Yarmouth, and delivers remarks praising the city of Boston at a public banquet.
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Cape Cod and Grover Cleveland on a shared legacy
Boston speakers praise Cape Cod as a summer home of visitors and a source of population and influence. They credit Grover Cleveland with political courage and lasting impact on national politics, urging mutual respect between the Cape and Boston and celebrating Cleveland’s role in honest governance.
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Remarks of Dr Everett on Character and Presidents
Dr Everett argues from Quincy, noting two ex Presidents were sons of the town and valued for character. He credits persistent integrity, energy, and deliberate conviction to youthful leaders and warns that great deeds fade but character shapes a nation, with the line ending on the sixth page.
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