The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-29
TOUR OF THE PRESIDENT
MS utpAtiuasFaOm wAsMHaroN.
His Passage Through 8altinors.

His Passage 1hfeugh baltimore.
Ms Reception a. Philadelphia Yes
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GRAND OVATION IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
laIimo sss .l,s l.A..alA LI.atssis,a "a ..,I,
Athaifpustseven O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing President JOHNSON, accompanied by the
distinguished personages officially announced
in the REruBrIoAs Of yesterday, left the de-
pot in this city in special cars attached to
the Philadelphia train. afar
Secretaries McCuLLocH and BROWNING and
Attorney General SrASBERy were at the
depot to witness the departure Of the party.
The engine detailed for the train was in
charge Of Engineer THOMAS BEcKEr, and was
handsomely decorated with the national col
ors. The train was in charge Of Conductor
WV. BuLLN and Mr.. WILSON, Master of
Transportation Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. r r-T
Major FURY, Of the Quartermasters De-
partment, assistant to Gen. Nice ALLux, pre-
ccded the party, TO see that all arrangements
were perfected. Gen. Nj CALLux and GEORGE
3. Koosrs, Egg, of the Baltimore and Ohio
nilroad, accompanied the party. '.'
ARRIVAL AT BALrIxoRE--IxxESsE CATHERINE.
u BALrrNoRx, Aug. 2s.-LAt 1918 a. m. the
Presidential party left for Philadelphia
The demonstration in this city was truly
Of an enthusiastic character, especially ut the
President-street depot, where thousands Of
persons had, assembled, many Of them with
rolled-up sleeves and just from their work
shops. Here, amid the playing Of band Of
music, the cheers were frequent for THs
PREsIDENT, Gen. GRAM, Admiral FARRAaur,
and Secretary SEWARD. During the few min
utes occupied in seating the exeursionists,
persona impatiently rushed to the window at
which was seated THE President, and warmly
shook handy With him. These friendly man.
ifestations were continued while he cars
were slowly msxing, and until ,tksy swiftly
started on thar wsy dssIsning chpsrs went
up for THK Pkssfbxxr, q ~ ss'.tIl = ..
The Governor Of Maryland and staff, JSo.
W. GARRETT, President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and WILLIAM PREs-
oorr SMITH, formerly Master of Transporta-
ton, and a deputation Of the Baltimore City
Councils accompanied the party nearly as
far rs the State line. .s1Ii r 81 "ae ,.
~ '' ~, ~ AT HAvRE-DE-GRAcE ai4n ".
HAvRE-DE-GRAck, ll45 q ma large
number Of persons approached the car in
which The PREsIDESr was a passenger, and
greeted him with repeated hurrahs, when he
appeared on the platform and bowed his
thanks. A number hastened forward to
shake hands with him. ~ 8, lyHu x.
lat this time stelegram was received from
the Councils Of Brooklyn, New York, in.
vitfng him to extend his visit to that city.
A reply was sent to the committee, refer
ring them to the Mayor and Councils of New
York for an answer, and saying whatever
would be agreeable to the people would be
agreeable to THE PRESIDENT.
... AT PERRYvILLE, ~
a delegation from Delaware, consisting of 36
members, came on board to escort The Pres
rDEST and party through that State. Here,
as at Havre-de-Grace, the excursion party
we're received with huzzas, and crowds gath
cred at the sides of the cars to catch glance
at the distinguished excursionists The Del
aware delegation, when the train approached
the dividing line between Maryland and Del
aware, had an interview with THE p RESIDENT;
the Chairman of which (CuARLEs b. Dow,