Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-06
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DETROIT September d.~-rhe frrsr
dental party was meet here BY eem'
mittee from Chicago They len at "a
m. for that city.
YrsALANTI, September e'-lhe freSs'
dent made lively speech here 10 SOME
thousands of persons, aud was presented
with many banquets
ANN AnBoR, September 4, The Psesl
dent, Gen, Grant and Admiral Farssgas
were recipients of enthusiastic cheers,
ALBION, September 6 Here the Pres
dent was welcomed in short speech
the speaker saying that the people de-
pended on him to continue in the course
he had commenced for the restoration Of
the States to the Union, aud preservation
of their liberties The President replied
that his ambition having been gra,ifed
in holding office from alderman to Presl-
dent, the remainder eff his life would be
devoted to the protection of the Consti-
tuition and the Union.
KALAMAZOO, September 6. A large
concourse of people greeted the excur-
sionists. S. c. Stuart made the welcome
speech Cheers were given for the Pres
ident.
MICHIGAN CRY, September GA large
number of persons were assembled,
among them fremen with torches. This
is Speaker Colfax's district The Pres
ident replied to the address of welcome,
saying years ago he spoke in this vicin-
ity, in behalf of those who were pledged
10 Union, but now they maintain that
the Union is divided; that the Govern
ment should be sustained at the point of
the bayonet, and that taxation and rep
resentation should not go together. III
you once give up the Constitution, you
have no guarantee for freedom. While
his life lasted he would devote all his en-
ergies in behalf of the Union. By your
efforts, he said, property has been saved
| from fine, and now let me appeal to you
to keep your energies in order to save
the Constitution from destruction.
A delegation of one hundred citizens
of Chicago here came on board to escort
the President and party to that city,
where they arrived at l03 o'clock. We
have now reached the main point OF
our destination here we were met by a
tremendous large concourse of people,
so that it was with difficulty the excur-
sionists could get through the crowd to
their carriages. The fremont Hotel was
illuminated with Chinese lanterns and
sky rockets; at the Sherman House there
was another exhibition in front of that
establishment All along the route
thousands of persons blocked the streets,
and the greatest possible excitement
prevailed, the crowd surging to and fro
and jostling one another about trying to
keep up with the carriages. The scene
before the Sherman House was wild be-
yond description there being constant
huzzas and calls for the President and
Gen. Grant
New ORLEANS, September browns
vile dates of the I'd say that President
Juarez has issued decree at Monterey,
in which he does not recognize either
Caravajal or Canales as Governor of
Tamauhpas, and has appointed General
Tupia as Military Commander and Civil
Governor. Tupia lert Monterey on the
3lsi, with fifteen hundred men as con-
voy for merchandise and specie
Escobedo is in command at Monterey.
Canales holds the government at Ia
maulipas
Cortins issued a proclamation from
Camargo, dated August Il, announcing
himself Governor, and warning the mer-
chants of Matamoros that all merchan-
disc, etc, leaving that city, under au.
thority of Canales, will be subject 10
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