, 1866-09-06
his AE11val in this City-Tho Meeting
at tho Dcpot-A Short Procession
and an Unruly Crowd, "
He is INTRODUCED BY MAYOR RICE,
AND ATTEMPTS TO TALK,
johnson Meets with q Decided Snub-
The People Cry Aloud for Grant,
and do not WaIt to hear a, J.
Scenes In the Crowd Reloy-pocHer,
Picking and General
RossdyIsm.

ALE - Se4oehI aAu AUG Fa1ly Ol distinguished
gentlemen by whom be Ia accompanied includint
Secretary Seward, General Grant aud Admin
Fanngut, arrised At the Michigan Central Railroat
Depot, in ihts city. at ten o'clock last evening
They were escorted by Committee OF the Doup
las Monument Association, who met them a,
Michigan City, eixiy Five miles from Chicago. AND
welcomed them to the Garden City. 80.
The various trains, yesterday brought In larre
number OF strangers. AID before night the street,
in thr central part Of the city wrrc thronred
Aside from this, there was scarcely any,biur r.
Indicate IN event 80 extraordinary as the visit o
the Chief Magistrate and his Prime Minister. 4
across Clark street. little north OF the Cu1cAoo
aooa 'es Dozen aaa snsl, 'aes III and sa' ssss sast
affI af e sssfan hnHHE HEsuss out n4 Cm III .a balcony
hung out Elorg the front Of that Io,ei, WIS Iii
that pointed to any eycnt Of unusual Interest
There was, In fac' an o'ulaous silence, oetraytuc
the deep disgust OF the community Inspired 81
The spt teches Of Andrew johnson during biz Mi.
grimagc 70 the grave Of Douglas. Nut clei, liz
asea e ehanse &c f
=. 4 part Of tl.s reception programme was d.op.
sSssac,rf Of M Jonsos ssecbca Sf hs Thu poe
tho iscsicn of ths Unicd tates, tc,'de tep T.
sasioass re- rooms iof his receptions ul thc char.
men. and 80 exclusively partisan, that crasc
doubts we're souN entertained wlether il Wo,,i1
mol be necessary 70 withdraw the Invitation ia
' GTssn 10 re1sr'e IT,! dignity ard sc1trrspvct oi
lo lakc such step. and 1t WAS hSpctl Iii. Jo!,n,
sons scnso Ct prol;scty sorll lead hin, to rcspoc,
q i's rooms for partisan pnrno5es. i'll speecacs
throughout have been If suci n char.acicr, how
eyer, a. ,9 co,npel The poasd 10 abandon Tim,
k1HGEGF. tG3t tVh .I,,
- I5s M csnmen ;' Connect failed to take any action
Ing was cillel Tor Tursday evening, md Aidsr.
man ]. ], O'Sullivan, Of The Sir,cruth lYar,l Va
On hand with lalcl Of flaming resolutions,
70 A. !. tho hospila1ltiss Of " the e1sina siiT
act on ien M osatan, It i. u unsssIooG lfsests Is
ngron;a aq1S S1nsttec o. ono 70 carry
report i9r duty u: tie rrorcr ttme lust night.
father or the siaewal!s ia front of hsr,nsn
principally confined to the car1ss,ones. s
1ad Waiting os s the b ese sks kssnssa IS L,
GLOW would commence. ~ ~ 'S'''1 '1s
Al halspast ninc .hc procession formed 10 pro.
ectd to the depot. TO Escort the President ID his
hotel. TIC procession consisted Ut one hundred
a. nqd Y followed IKE miscellaneous crowd ol knIghts
1t treaui1ed three aud !,alf mlautcs Tor ts pro
cessiun TO pass given point. f'S
About tAis lime the decorations Of the Sbsrm an
Of about aily Chinese lanterns. The crowd In
creased until il's street WIS well filed. "Dcware
ot r1ekpoekets !" shouted stcntoriaa soic:, aai
d bFesd passed I'D was aen5iy sp
= s. as Sde Ss2adssAfy
and e g e. ss sis nsds III: &C. ss
II Wheh ISL S Poey esnh as aos.n,sea 9s e1a
hoar, and Ihe President md parfy. Ia catsiaMes
fntSht's f. TcmElas: a large crowd was ssaiiins at
The President was cheeTed On bis way. ~ and nd wayc %
his hand constantly IN acknowledgement. Is he
arrived Of the Sherman House rerockeis were dis
sseagsa and the Saa r., aysd t. IL
Rsa5ed sxed on The hsls9ns and was Welcomed By thc
wssed wasa wha %sn hanasesss saasans1 aeaT ,oha h
for cheers, and there was loud response from fhc
mass below. 1t ii said this same nan has ioiiow
Sa h1s 81 s from
tho friends Of Mr johnson Ind all nosted ihan.
selves Immediately in fronto him. The balance
Sessn alsa S
was theshonting for tho General, that tho Pres.
dents voice IVES completely drowned and the
tun,ult'taisetl for "Glantr' ''| u" 'ns
As soon as tho President had concluded his 1,rief
specch, which few heard the cries of''Grani and
fal':agat ,s :,g wsds @ renewed with great visor. aud
President was entirely forgotten IN the c,tlusfa IN
ior the great military chietsatr-thoush NOT en-
nfs1y ,tSrgotts a 9r mingled With thc cry Of
FROM DETROIT to CHICAGO.
. The President and his party leit the u,ld1c
for the Michigan Central depot, escorted by com
pany OF United States infantry, company OF cav.
nlEy, and the Pontiac Conmandery and Detroit
Comn,nndesy, ,t1e conhIned body nnmbcs aboni ui
eighty Str knights. When The dis,irsnishca ps.ty
made their appearancc in the street, pro6aliy
present TO greet them. Very few msa1fcsiatfons
ot applause were slrcu, and no farewell. tears we're
shsa; The M n,afc from tue hotel 70 the depot,
raj casalcade as anything else. Whca they rcach-
cd the depot there was found a crowd Of fvs or
six s1 hundred there. The cheers from this
: hote! The seside! M and Il. M pss'y as,wssh wih
thc Chicago Conlmltlee- -consistin. Of Hon. ". -
9;s G;oo1bsnEh tchalrma3'; Dr. l.. .. Boone, Thamas
Th!lil A.. Hoyne. General Osborn, Colonel 4. H.
noug9. j. II. Jones. A. L. retcss-a numbcr Of
!as .as,sd gnests from Chicago and other points,
Rice, Esq, General superintendent Of {he Mich;.
gan Central. This train consisted Of four tsr.
sssi iSef1eE aSsa ss ,3
.seak M ~ OF any road 10 the uni!cd srases. We have
ns ,s xs aa hs
folne othes occasion II was pnt on tho track for
the arst time on this oecasfou. We advise our
s,!i1Sns c4nsis;. to .ais, .sko look At Il Leading Ills
tinece cas and stu another new car, scarcely in
named. 1he Presidential party pronounced Tic
train in every respect lat superior 10 anything tey
tIas! H. sGcn stncc they comzn .nccd their journey,
While awaiting at the dero. bciure tlic departure
o. 1he tsnin, fss tecolo attcmpta were made 10
than two roi1cs sounded at one time iey iii, ,,nt
knceccd. although the distinguished man wss
ify ;eEx Wh ,Pp sPStea aud wtl.n to d.
moved from the depot and few feeble hnzzas
,ssrc given. ~ mneh a. 70 ear .Glad yonrc gomez
Io s fessnnf Saef sSe IT, a7s lying
flroa Presidential tnlulc, and the Jolly tars
monnisd tue waccl-touse, engine, &C., and gave
tneIe WAS large crowd. Ihe Mayn., Edgar Bo-
Ga4 4dns, welcomed thA PRESIDENT at.si then miro.
.',.St. dnsSa him va big pay nisualy TO ther nu-
ehccrsl; Secretary Wclss, ilsushtsr1! Rsndsii.
rostmasteF General, lido ]; GranL fai, ImmcnEr
Si, nfs lasted ter f" siKsy
liste, Rouseeau, steaauan, lall quiet and o.
':sIy ST.. johnson resporded with .bo,, .n.,r, =,
though be said he was not prrpaaed to d. 70. liz
wing. Of the wind. But hs could not ayoid cx-
npslsine Of ~. pcur'e. This uprising was H.
tended 10 rnsh tho Government along IN the right
direction; VIC had lcng snr-cnonch blood Sid
ne w.ned ne.cs ne W. IT. h
the GoSeznment wanted to restore one why, and