Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

Nsv Yorx. Aug. 3i.-The steamer A,i-
sona b. ,cs Panems dates Of the 23d. The
tYorhics in Cbincui ,.n'inue. The rebe
wrre reno rs . ito>a on cf 'he centie
dc,r e1t srr,ut, cspts 1ney
have about 4tv nca nw. ne re
ms der of the :. lie /. Il :. vtly qr et,
though siloi are u: ling TO get ny .evo'
Tut on Parma.
The Presidential Trip.
ALBANY, Aug. 3i-The President and
party were accompanied 10 the cars for Au-
burr by military escort, and Thousands Of
station. The demonstrations were c0ntin-
ued until the train was lost in the distance.
A delegations from Xcllenectady TO. eaopgt
the Psssidsnt. thsouGb- the eisy 30 on
board.
Matos llcMilIen. aeudeseti 10 ~ 4sesi.
Aeee tha tOspitSlteteU ~ 0UaeneeAey ~
ScmxMrEcrADY, Mr., Avg 0lAfheN
enshusiss6 nsiSsss 0efl Ss1dsSd hurlnhs
he President and party len the 'ciS md
wese escorted IN . platform where Judge
Paee dsliyssed - address 10 The Prssidsps
A. President replied - lellOws:
lhavs toexpseas ny thanks :or the cordial
welcome which you have extended % me-
to-day. You are aware that It Is not my
purpose TO make sr ech but am constrain
ed to express in . few words the qualification
and pleasure which live been afforded me
by the demonstrations Of the people Of New
York. They fiji me With emotion. l only
claim 70 be one OF your fellow citizens pass
ing through this portion Of New York for
tile purpose ot visiting Chicago TO witness or
participate u hysus theschief Drner stone
Of tue monument to the memory OF one OF
on distinguisbed statesmen stephen 4.
OouGlas Chserol and on my jeurney have
witnessed the denominations. not got up to
order and u work mechanically but coming
spontaneously from the people, and TOR tb!e
you have my heartfelt thanks. | shall now
barely slludc TO the questions before the
country. ~ IN this matter my speeches,
public acts and record are al bei0ie you.
You know what they aseapd from them ypu
must form your Judgment. Ton are aware
lha. tie country has passed through . pci.L
nus confltct. lcu arc aware n the ciscum.
stsn. e. under which 1 took ho.d Of The helm
OF State and now that We have passed the
tr'i0g crisis In the Held We have the trying
I'll uggle Of statesmsnship. might say 10
YOU tie army did its entire duty. your b. I've
officers and s0ldie . have done Ill there was
for lem % do and certainly there was much
for tNem 10 ~ 10. n, and might say the
ma 4 d its entire duty on the ocean and l
i waters, and the secretary Of Strife,
10. . -OWa di.s .nguiohed son, - Conducs .ng
% I. .essiga yelaf 3ns and ste1. ng the ship
DIS '.tltV0ueh whirlpools ard smid E0cks
80 " ,dUae Me duty. and % lAt a my
NC ublo sclf II concerned I have tried TO do
my uuty and God willing, II my course shah
~ I tls aiPeolatiD II sts yronles Attend
10 con tue b motO forward Ans cOrl y
nsvs l. gun lCheersl ! know NO step hack.
ward. intend 70 60 t0fwerd in my patti Of
duty bessuse know Il Is right ami because
sioA; Z = - sSheIf sadI uIlinlainl6f and 4
b .lies. n shail pursue that course With your
help siid tlSe s1slstsuce o. Him Nhoc cntro6
4, king Of oolth. ~
Then in parting with you here 10 day, and
thanking you for this kind demonstration,
let me fsy that the Constitution made by
YOUR fatheis after they had passed through
The war Of revolution must be maintained,
nor must ~ forget IT, sac 'iiices Of soldiers
in that conflict Whde blood, as they trul
the frozen ground, tl,outed from their heels
Yes, your fathers formed the Constitution
and cementes. 1t with their blood. This is
the Constitution by which have stood and
mt Nd etill'lo stud. kaneay oupartlng
have always selicd on the people when the
0Gent. = was IN danger. whether IN pesce ~
war, in them have confidence ana to them
look anu believe that in the future US il
The Wsk they viii io their duty.
leave The Constitution and union Of thcss
States II Your banda fou must take care
Of them, and 20 good bye.
I by applause. <le
/. Gen. Grant was presented 70 the people
Ind rcceiv 4 their emphatic congratulations.
| The train Was soon again on lis way, fol.
lowed by the cheers Of the people.
FONDA. N. ", Aug. 8l.-04O A. M.-The
President, Gen. giant, Admiral Farragut
| and Secretary Welleo appeared on the plat
fosm. The train having halted, cheers were
given for each ri them.
R.pAaied calls were made for Secretary
| Seward who came forward and bowed his
thai 70 amid applause He said, Let me tell
You 'thst orc ttifg may ije found 10 the
1criptufes. 1fyUu VIII cliy cArefvlly losH
for itsnd thal i. > great man never Eyes ii
Nome. (lAuehtef.1 And he retired.
Tho Psesidene sakA design simply TO ten
der you my thasks for the kind manner in
which You have received us. You are "a
gagged In the same great wUrk that We are
trying 10 restore government which f0r Z
TINA %, been. disltecteA Shd toRn asnoss ID
pieoss, but thaak God. o. public opiniop
has lHeya,Ded 10 this Cs1ausry And Ne people
have decided that NO Staae h4o hight 10 70
out Of the union peaceably or by force.
This has been settled by powers in the FIELD,
and now after il has been settled another
portion Of eur fellow 0o1z:ns are determined
that the Union shall uot be restored. Now
that army md navy and Secretary Of
Sta.e have performed their duty the perfnr.
nance of another duty Is with you
you ere to say ut the ballot box
whether the Uni0a shall be resaoreti
and the covnssy ~ permitted 10 70
new ts career OF psUtpei ~. and greatness.
II 10 . question for you to settle. and you
must DO Il at TIE ballot box at the apprO Oh.
ing elections Ono of the departments Of
the Government seems i sposed to throw
eve.y impedimert in the way Of the union
| ton Of our fathers, and which and others
almost adore. Five years ago, opposed
those in the Hou'h who cough. to separate
. Vnior, and now oppose those IN the
Mo- u who ere adverse 70 the establishment
! ct psacs(hl rslaa. ons bs.we I sections al
the cw1t'y. Let the Union he pressased,
and Be, IN the language Of deceased states.
man. "Ons and inseparable now and for
| ever and II ytu will come forward in the
anr Coaching e.cction. as l have no doubt
y'uw the Constitution and Union will
we, t-ust ooW. n l have alw Va
..ts d, In the iuteallgencc, Integrity anu
' 9 Of the American pee pie. and when
the .. lxgle CO mes, belive you will settle
o. gu .ion ., you have all other, which
pr ceded It. In pa Ting with you leave
the Conslje11soo Gad uaim in JEas. l,ar ;,
VII ~ en- satisfied they are safe.
The Psoo3dene, VaA lseQueauy. ,cheer.d
during d 1sS1slS q 10 ~. Ind re.
peatsd ceeen were given BY the assembled
tAeosasds. "a. sy s,s
nr.aai AahasA - 2 resse qsl41 nesi,
nSistnaae, ~. -sl.7tG.l sfstt IN -
vanp 0eseioghss0 q 0hip.sy's Woods. thsse
miles from Hanover Switch; On stho Wush-
neeo1 fdgd, - Z 6dod o. Afmed despefa;
dotA several negroes were badly beiteii
80 Nou1ded and white mao pAsued MI
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