Speeches of Benjamin Harrison

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Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901

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Speeches of Benjamin Harrison, Twenty-third President of the United States

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Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901

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1. 1.SPEECHES of BENJAMIN HARRISON Twenty-third President of the United States
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.BIOGRAPHICAL.
4. 4.HARRISON'S SPEECHES. — DETROIT, FEBRUARY 22, 1888. — CHICAGO, MARCH 20, 1888. — INDIANAPOLIS, JUNE 25, 1888. — INDIANAPOLIS, JUNE 26. — INDIANAPOLIS, JUNE 30. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 4, 1888. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 7. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 9. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 12. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 13. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 14. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 18. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 19. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 24. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 25. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 26. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 27. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 28. — INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 31. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 1. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 3. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 4. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 6. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 7. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 8. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 14. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 15. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 17. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 18. — TOLEDO, OHIO, AUGUST 21. — PUT-IN-BAY, OHIO, AUGUST 31. — FORT WAYNE, IND., SEPTEMBER 4, 1888. — HUNTINGTON, IND., SEPTEMBER 4. — PERU, IND., SEPTEMBER 4. — KOKOMO, IND., SEPTEMBER 4. — TIPTON, IND., SEPTEMBER 4. — NOBLESVILLE, IND., SEPTEMBER 4. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 4. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 6. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 8. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 10. — GENERAL HARRISON'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. — CLAYTON, IND., SEPTEMBER 13. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 14. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 15. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 18. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 19. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 20. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 21. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 25. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 26. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 27. — INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER 29. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 2. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 3. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 4. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 5. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 6. — THE CHICAGO VETERANS. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 11. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 13. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 17. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 20. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 22. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 25. — INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER 27. — INDIANAPOLIS, NOVEMBER 5. — THE ELECTION, NOVEMBER, 1888. — INDIANAPOLIS, JANUARY 1, 1889. — INDIANAPOLIS, FEBRUARY 25, 1889. — KNIGHTSTOWN, INDIANA, FEBRUARY 25. — RICHMOND, INDIANA, FEBRUARY 25. — COLUMBUS, OHIO, FEBRUARY 25. — WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 4, 1889. — NEW YORK CITY, APRIL 30, 1889. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 22, 1889. — INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST 23, 1889. — CHICAGO, DECEMBER 9, 1889. — CLEVELAND, OHIO, MAY 30, 1890. — BOSTON, AUGUST 11, 1890. — BOSTON, AUGUST 12. — CRESSON, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 13. — OSCEOLA, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 20. — HOUTZDALE, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 20. — PHILIPSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, SEPTEMBER 20. — WESTERN TOUR, OCTOBER, 1890. — CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA, OCTOBER 6. — LAWRENCEBURG, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — NORTH VERNON, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — SEYMOUR, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — SHOALS, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — SULLIVAN, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, OCTOBER 7. — DANVILLE, ILLINOIS, OCTOBER 7. — CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS, OCTOBER 7. — PEORIA, ILLINOIS, OCTOBER 8. — GALESBURG, ILLINOIS, OCTOBER 8. — OTTUMWA, IOWA, OCTOBER 9. — ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI, OCTOBER 10. — ATCHISON, KANSAS, OCTOBER 10. — TOPEKA, KANSAS, OCTOBER 10. — NORTONVILLE, KANSAS, OCTOBER 10. — VALLEY FALLS, KANSAS, OCTOBER 10. — LAWRENCE, KANSAS, OCTOBER 10. — KANSAS CITY, OCTOBER 10. — ST. LOUIS, OCTOBER 11. — ANDERSON, INDIANA, OCTOBER 13. — MUNCIE, INDIANA, OCTOBER 13. — WINCHESTER, INDIANA, OCTOBER 13. — UNION CITY, INDIANA, OCTOBER 13. — DE GRAFF, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — BELLEFONTAINE, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — CRESTLINE, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — MANSFIELD, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — WOOSTER, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — ORRVILLE, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — MASSILLON, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — CANTON, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — ALLIANCE, OHIO, OCTOBER 13. — KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, APRIL 14, 1891. — ACROSS THE CONTINENT, 1891. — ROANOKE, VIRGINIA, APRIL 14. — BRISTOL, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. — JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. 1891 — JONESBORO, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. — GREENVILLE, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. — MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. — KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, APRIL 14. — CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE, APRIL 15. — CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA, APRIL 15. — ATLANTA, GEORGIA, APRIL 15. — ATLANTA, APRIL 16. — TALLAPOOSA, GEORGIA, APRIL 16. — ANNISTON, ALABAMA, APRIL 16. — BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, APRIL 16. — MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, APRIL 17. — LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, APRIL 17. — TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS, APRIL 17. — PALESTINE, TEXAS, APRIL 18. — HOUSTON, TEXAS, APRIL 18. — GALVESTON, TEXAS, APRIL 18. — SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, APRIL 20. — DEL RIO, TEXAS, APRIL 21. — EL PASO, TEXAS, APRIL 21. — DEMING, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 21. — LORDSBURG, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 21. — TUCSON, ARIZONA, APRIL 21. — INDIO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — COLTON, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — BANNING, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — POMONA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 22. — SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 23. — SAN FERNANDO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 24. — SANTA PAULA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 24. — SAN BUENAVENTURA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 24. — SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 24. — BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — TULARE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — MERCED, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — MODESTO, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — LATHROP, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 25. — SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 25. — SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 27. — SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 28. — REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 29. — SAN JOSÉ, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 29. — GILROY, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 29. — WATSONVILLE, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 29. — MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 30. — SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, MAY 1. — LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA, MAY 1. — SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 1. — ADDRESS TO THE VETERANS, MAY 1. — PALACE HOTEL BANQUET, MAY 1. — SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, MAY 2. — BENICIA, CALIFORNIA, MAY 2. — BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA, MAY 2. — OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, MAY 2. — SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, MAY 2. — SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, MAY 3. — RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA, MAY 4. — REDDING, CALIFORNIA, MAY 4. — SISSON, CALIFORNIA, MAY 4. — ASHLAND, OREGON, MAY 4. — MEDFORD, OREGON, MAY 4. — ALBANY, OREGON, MAY 5. — SALEM, OREGON, MAY 5. — CHEMAWA, OREGON, MAY 5. — OREGON CITY, OREGON, MAY 5. — PORTLAND, OREGON, MAY 5. — CENTRALIA, WASHINGTON, MAY 6. — TACOMA, WASHINGTON, MAY 6. — SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MAY 6. — PUYALLUP, WASHINGTON, MAY 6. — CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON, MAY 6. — CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON, MAY 7. — HOOD RIVER STATION, OREGON, MAY 7. — THE DALLES, OREGON, MAY 7. — PENDLETON, OREGON, MAY 7. — LE GRANDE, OREGON, MAY 7. — BAKER CITY, OREGON, MAY 7. — BOISE CITY, IDAHO, MAY 8. — POCATELLO, IDAHO, MAY 8. — SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MAY 9. — LEHI CITY, UTAH, MAY 9. — PROVO CITY, UTAH, MAY 9. — AMERICAN FORK, UTAH, MAY 9. — SPRINGVILLE, UTAH, MAY 9. — GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO, MAY 10. — LEADVILLE, COLORADO, MAY 11. — BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, MAY 11. — SALIDA, COLORADO, MAY 11. — CAÑON CITY, COLORADO, MAY 11. — FLORENCE, COLORADO, MAY 11. — PUEBLO, COLORADO, MAY 11. — COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, MAY 11. — DENVER, COLORADO, MAY 12. — AKRON, COLORADO, MAY 12. — HASTINGS, NEBRASKA, MAY 13. — CRETE, NEBRASKA, MAY 13. — LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, MAY 13 — ASHLAND, NEBRASKA, MAY 13. — OMAHA, NEBRASKA, MAY 13. — COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, MAY 13. — SHENANDOAH, IOWA, MAY 13. — MARYVILLE, MISSOURI, MAY 13. — HANNIBAL, MISSOURI, MAY 14. — SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS, MAY 14. — DECATUR, ILLINOIS, MAY 14. — TUSCOLA, ILLINOIS, MAY 14. — CHRISMAN, ILLINOIS, MAY 14. — MONTEZUMA, INDIANA, MAY 14. — INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, MAY 14. — RICHMOND, INDIANA, MAY 14. — DAYTON, OHIO, MAY 14. — XENIA, OHIO, MAY 14. — COLUMBUS, OHIO, MAY 14. — ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA, MAY 15. — HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, MAY 15. — THE RETURN TO WASHINGTON. — PHILADELPHIA, MAY 30. — THE BENNINGTON TRIP, AUGUST, 1891. — NEWBURGH, NEW YORK, AUGUST 18. — KINGSTON, NEW YORK, AUGUST 18. — ALBANY, NEW YORK, AUGUST 18. — TROY, NEW YORK, AUGUST 18. — BENNINGTON, VERMONT, AUGUST 19. — MT. M'GREGOR, AUGUST 20. — SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK, AUGUST 21. — FROM SARATOGA THROUGH VERMONT. — WHITEHALL, NEW YORK, AUGUST, 25. — FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — CASTLETON, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — BRANDON, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — VERGENNES, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — BURLINGTON, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — ST. ALBANS, VERMONT, AUGUST 25. — RICHMOND, VERMONT, AUGUST 26. — WATERBURY, VERMONT, AUGUST, 26. — MONTPELIER, VERMONT, AUGUST 26. — PLAINFIELD, VERMONT, AUGUST 26. — ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT, AUGUST 26. — BILLINGS PARK, AUGUST 27. — BRADFORD, VERMONT, AUGUST 27. — WINDSOR, VERMONT, AUGUST 27. — CHARLESTOWN, NEW HAMPSHIRE, AUGUST 27. — BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT, AUGUST 27. — BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT, AUGUST 27. — RUTLAND, VERMONT, AUGUST 28. — PROCTOR, VERMONT, AUGUST 28. — WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 17, 1891. — WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 17, 1891. — AMERICAN TIN PLATE, OCTOBER 23. — WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 14 AND DECEMBER 9, 1891. — PROTECTION FOR RAILROAD EMPLOYEES. — THE APPOINTMENT OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. — THE CHILIAN MESSAGE, JANUARY 25, 1892.
5. 5.INDEX TO SPEECHES, ETC.

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