New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
Movements of MIR. Seward.

hALAMAEOO, Saturday, Sept. ., lSOJ.
Governor Seward, under the escort of the jackson
Wids-Awakes arrived at jackson from Lansing late
Yesterday afternoon where he WIS received with
maDy demonstrations of respect.
At twelve O'Clock midnight, under the escort of a
large number Of people and general turning ont Of
the WideAwskes, he took the train for this place,
ryiIg 1T two o'clock Ii is m0raing, where notwith-
standing the hour one thousand people and one hun
bred Wide Awakts with hguted torches were waiting
to receive the ustrous Senator and escort him to the
residence of the Hon. ID. s. Walbridgs.
The weather to-day opened with cold drilling,
rain; rtbeess trains and other conyeyauces are
gers attend the great Republican demonstr atom
Of Central Michigan.
The weather has maintained its disago cable charac-
ter throughout the day, notwithstanding which the
attendance here has not been less than ~ 600 people,
Delegations have arrived IN wagons from the sur
rounding counties from distance of forty miles,
and many that otherwise would have come have been
prevented by the severe rains during the early part Of
the day.
lit display, "a the numerous delegations paraded
through the tree,s, was very fine. Noticeable among
sany tubdred 81 1ilar demonstrations an immense
yatiCrm car flOm Alleghan County, drawn by twelve
vs. Ike OF oxen hayi ON board huge log, which was
spt Tito ras 1t passed through the principal streets
IheTs wBs Il dt CATION Of HOllander Wide-A wakes
from Ottawa, and company OF pioneers III blouses
a. d wearing chip hats, from Alleghsn County.
handsome chariot aizo turned ont, containing number
Of young ladies each one bearing flag, with State
81 the onion brCTlbtu upon IT, ana lOl'OWUg lhese
lacy on horseback dressed in black, carrying
flag, inscribed: " m Kansas and they won't Lot me
in. Several huge iat-boats and innumeFablc wagons,
carrying rail- ptteIs with banners bearing appropri-
ate devices we've drawn through the streets.
AT II O'Clock the people began to gather around tbs
grand stand IN tie Park, and ut II o'clock speaking
was commenced by Gen. Eye of New-York VINO was
followed by the Hon. Charles Francis Kellogg, 81. Z.
from this District.
MIR. Seward was then introduced. His speech occu-
pied but % minutes being necessary for him 10 leave
al o'clock for Mil@aukee. His appearance called
forth the yelsst enthusiasm and the pressure get
within tho sound of bis voice was crushing. He COM
menced by saying THAI he had here IN obedience
10 the wish OF The people of Michigan, but he thought
both had made great mistake. Their leader in che
Republican cause not tagging. lie found every
where spirit and enthusiasm unsurpassed, aad zeal
that needed no stimulation. IL his heart wish
that he might Kansas--that Saratoga OF freedom
before be died. and in order to accomplish his circuit
Gus route he must leave to-day. Everywhere in
Michigan he had experienced the kindest greet
ings from old Democratic friends and neIgnbOrs
from New.York. While his heart was pleased al taeir
kind welcome, mourned that they still adhered TO
bad cause cause that brought TO them neither honor
safety nor renown. He had the old Fedsralists
die clngrg the idea that their party would again be
revived and he had seen Old Line Wings who would
rather vote for the ghosts of tue dead than give up