The New York herald., 1866-09-05

green hickory bougs and decorated with festoons OF
evcrgreens and flowers, On its front was upper line
OF inscriptions AS foilows:-
Below this ia large letters
o
WecomeC our President aud our Country's
Defenders.
Al the right hand Of this in smaller letters, the
SDying words Of Douglas 'obey the laws and the
sttutonr
On the lett end The famous utterance OF President
Lincoln:--
'With charity TO all and with malice to none"
Below these two lines OF smaller letters displaying
/ 'Farragut, Meade Grant, sherman y
AT the lower corner at each end, handsome oil
portraits Of Lincoln and Douglass band Of thirtysix
little madens dressed in white and wearing sashes and
wreaths OF flowers, stationed in front Of the plat
form, bearing banner which inscribed -
WELCOME TO OUR PRESIDENT. (
The whole affair was creditable in the extreme and
evidenced the zeal of those who had IL in charge
THE rRfsInE.Ts REMARKs.
The President, reply to the address OF welcome,
briefly expressed his thanks, saying that he
he had always been for the Union and the constitu-
tion In closing he SAID he had word to say to the
little girls behind them, who have siood patiently to
welcome their President The country will soon pass
into the hands Of those who little boys and
girls. May We not say OF them the Roman matron
Cornelia did Of her two sonss Thesc jewels ~
Good-by, little children.
An Instance OF radical mcanness and malevolencc
Cured at Fremont which Is worthy Of msnfon seeing
that the arrangements such would insure good
turnout aud successful reception, the radicals had
large number Of handbs printed and scattered broad
through the place announcing that the programme
had been changed and that President johnson and party
would not stop s Fremont as had been pab,shed hop
ing by this alsehood impose upon the people and pre-
their assembling in large numbers from the
try and thus lessen tho moral effect Of the demonstra
ton The plot fortunately discovered IN time to be
thwared and reacted the heads Of Its ins,igatos
rsE TOLEDO RECEPTION
great crowd welcomed the President at Toledo.
There much enthusiasm. On the contrary cries
aud groans OF Irritating nature were uttered. They
we're however drowned by cheers for johnson. The
party was conducted 70 the Island House hut owing TO
imperfect arrangements tho part OF the COMMITTEES
and Of discipline in the police force, one half OF the
Presidential party excluded from the PLATFORM the
door opening 70 having been closed before they all
could pass through. large transparency was promi-
nent with the words
Welcome 10 the President. Grant aud Farragut.'
s>>~9
The President and others Of the party having been In
roduced spectators Judge Potter said he had been
delegated by the authorities OF the city TO tender to him
a cordial welcome TO Toledo This he added was loyal
A.
mont which was organized IN she State in putting down
the rebellion they to the becanse they loved
the country and the constitution, and the con-
nict was over There being rebcis 10 hight
for YOU and those associated with you now 10 put
the machinery into operation. Congress has been IN
session eight mouths aud done nothing, and now the
people look 70 the President They remember the re'
resistance he made 10 and the sacr,ces be
sustained and they feel satisfied thai their hopes IN him
now 70 reune The states will not De disappointed They
will hold mp shi- hands rs these Of Moses we're held
up tll the Amaiektes are discomntted-
rax srlEcn Al TOLEDO
Three cheers given for the President, who said
FuLow .cirixrr-pcrmit me here to-day 10 present
nov sincere thanks you through your distinguished
representative for this cordial welcome iecl battered
10 the instrument, you have chosen for the purpose II
my fortune to st BY him IA congress, and u my
memory me, we agreed and hsrmonzed on tue
great questions Of tho day. Ny heart is gratincd by
The insignia or pemphsrnlla Of State, with
dcsrc 10 assume anything. These demonstrations
show that there OF scntmeut uecfnfi
thar the var " at ~ endtensersa thai being The
thu Of The States must be restored Cheer
NY reliance has always been The integrity the intel
gcncc and the virtue of the people Cor IN all my stug
ries before them have besn sustsncd. With regard
the remark that the government has lslsn INTO safe
hands BY my accession 70 the Presidency, allow me 20
constitution made by your iaihers and pre-.
srYsG Soa.r ws sp y ass through ~ ss
ordeal upllnlssret The constitution liberty and govern
on trial now The fme has come 70 return 20
I 49,. 4aaf o.. I~A in
parting, 1 leave 10 yoIr hands ths constfuuoa the
Union and the glorious fag of yoar country not With
knoM YOU v ssnd icr The redemption and rcscners-
uon Of the Union ! bd yon soodby, iasokns the
choices, blessings of Heaven upon you. lAPpansel
ssrRS1ssr sswssps nuAsKs
secretary aywssp va called for. Ne said
We were isformed In approaching Toledo ihs. the
oeople wopd come fsrH without distinction of party.
Ihis ts regarded by them gress sct Of msgnanimy
bot p,.,s s,s.,s e rss,.s' %.s .ns .no. % ard %
Congress mel me, whig and an abotoast, and then
We Surrendered party. THIS vas az yesrs ago. ZAP.
today, and hope the people o. Ohlo and the
Union wnl come up a. fast a. they have
monous, lndlssoluble GodbIssscd. God-preservsd
unon henccorih snd forever oesore the sh Of March
next Applsnsel
pSws A. roLrDo
u IN. excursion party dined Toledo Ope hundred
and ffaytwo plates isd for the guests
rHs roIics roLpo
sucscent 20 insure order IN the depot bat failed
utterly on The stage and the dining room, where the
cro~dinx and Dsmming were we'll nigh insnrsrabIe.
Nearly two hours we're consumed In speaking and dsing
when the party entered tho ears forD Detroit
psysosr sssrr,os eou.urrs
The COMMITTEES Of Reception, hssdsd by Mayor MilS
Of Desro ssd sooompsnisd by many dssnsuissed cive
.sd military psrsooaSss met tbs ryssdsst Toledo 10
20 o. 20 Dsscst ~ ne train. Among them we're
| Mr. p<dyAss, ssa.lp-la~ 70 Gsnsvsi oA~. n .. Ne
L Csrsn. q. .snw~s~xr of The InlNrieg Cel1zal