The New York herald., 1866-09-02


record which he was nominated which has
not been tulnled by The record Of his every
aet since D.d ihey not declare az Baltimore
triumph aud the restoration STATES, aud the re-
mo- al OF the cause hereof foreyer' Aud is not the
war cndcd and not the states being restorsdf And
whore ,s the Of tho lodAyf IL gone into
The receptacle Of the errors Of past ages
~, ~, ,nsy ,1 ssy ,na, have deserted my party, party,
the subject. IL you look my speech of October.
lsoS-and whenever speak IN Auburn mean " 70.
told the whole people that the President 81 the United
states, Andrew Johnson, and with hun, hal proposed
the restoration ol The states lately in rebellion equal
States In the Cnion thry would accept these cond
nra TO abolish the rebel debt rcnounoe tho right Of
secession by their state eonf tutons and acoept the
constitutional amendment f the United State abolish
ing slavery forever When ihsse conditions were com
every platform and performed every pledge and word
that gavo--tcheeIs)-and IN NY February speech ~
New York I told you precisely the hree eon.
might pass away, yet the word that Andrew johnson
passed that should be resorcf on hcse eond
tons beng compiled with must be FULFILLED tcheer
And did van MT acsept and ask Your members Of Con-
gress TO vote tor nr told thom the same thing IA
March Lat tried - thai party from DISTINCTION
tried show hen The way, straight and plain nr'
they were IA the case OF W. Hnsciirr VINO
st bcwiliered on bis way. he was shown
the other opposite direction aud the record Of ms DE-.
cisian thai he had Dot good sense euouqh TO take
neither way, anu nos "he'. arc tncyt 'hss -. & y.
should adhere 70 The party have been party man,
sis~n and the % that party iound an effect
/ i've one, yet never waa ! accused of npdelity
that did no. know ,ha, the ouly course.
the only for Is Ia follow tho head Of
h' ees onoS a y vsr ye1y ng@ sn 10 DO
| party any good. man 10 make h saeoessin must
take the- lead do not accept of .recIoy, however
Laughter Bur let ihon put icrth man nov and nom
| inate hm FOR Govcrnor ~ New York 20 test
| their principles al the clection In sl weeks,
| and tioy not defraied by forty thousand ma
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sort trust my government and my country To- follow
| party that Il diva ided distrscted weak, imb.ciie
clatng, and absuriy seeking Us own dcrtsuctionl
prtcd differently We et the Tram the track and me
cars wore all empty whrn We put thore under
,hs guidance OF ihe sondacior Andrew johnson. and
| all the privileged seais wors offered 10 his party
who complain Of being deserted They wcrc invited TO
enter cars They w0uldnt do w. and the cars nsd
mp with outsiders and they they were dererted
| by tho conductor. ,CAgrrs aud aogh,sr Now want
10 their iesier la The United rtaica "a Nocr-
| Thad stcvcrs) They viii accept him who .'sey '
The Congress of a.. niled stacs aud the rrcsdcni
~ head That the wisdom 81 this
| party. ! know wini u cosu 10 create party
aud 10 make successful. and take The control Of
the government Il Is unpiea ant experiment Ia see
how great and powerful party that has controlled
tho affairs Of the country, how noon can b. - down
aud destroyed That Is What they propose, but pro
i POGO TO have no lot nor share 20 that
rrronrcnoS oy uESrRlL GRANT.
i Aner few closing remarks ar Seward introduced
General Grant, assuring The audience that tne General
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General Grant then came forward aud cnthus'sst
osly checrcd, great many crying out for speech
| General Cant ald -
Ny mods~'y conp-h 70 that wrt's~n
spe"'h 60 Mr. Hall. who wn deliver u Tor ne. ~hssessr
| itDwnueD. tcbcers and iaaghtv.D
sDsm,L vswnanvrs sSasr.
The Admiral ,bsn introduced ana IN answer 10
cal q a Ia aid -
am much obliged for your kindly ieclss. bat ! do
not make long speschcs w -rrsri says ,bot. .pe" mes
| ale beet and Will adhere % The rub uApst'sr
The party thcn len balcony md rct,r.d :" neif
1 apartments fcr needed resi- aud r~po-r
| rm vgrrrtos n,LL
Tho Presidential reception hall AZ Tho In,srns,ons
Hotel ton gbt Presidential reception al IN
President no, there either msmbcr ~ ~
Cabinet n u had no, been fo the presence u Gensrs
Grant, Admiral rarngnt, MAJOR 0enernl Thomss and
fev other national military officers the affair ~oo
have passed for but hoo above Ordinary hop st
| fsshionablc watering place
smArsc sovFsysrs ~ av,sr Avn ysraAarv
General Grant early achieved admirable FAM
movement, by leaving not unoour'eousiy a bevy ID
rsshlonsbly dressed ad-s who we're abou, surrounding
him. Tho Admiral son followed lcaviog he balasc.
of the company enjoying themselves pleasantly ans the
| -sbbaih morning
srusSarsgsTr rns rururs
The President party expected - attend ohufci
to-day and leave for B1rso Monday mornlns min.
o'elock stopping there about three hour. pfssed
Ing thence e. Cleveland, paiuns ~ over rghi u ~
| kenEzri House
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The President md The Secretary n no Navy sers
cossied for several hosrs tbs evening u ts reported
thai important de-paiches from washnKton have been
rceivri
r,ufrs.t nsrgrr..sK 80 t,t,r srt,r,, - ,.,..
Tho rniarka ~ sssfetsry ee~srd y.stsr
day whis introducing ssaor Romero tha, n.rInr.n
had no,os 70 qat ~ ths nut q November oonsasr,s
ngnncsnt - movements 10 fcgard.D Nero ~bisb vii
| dsf lop ,hsmseiye. ~ me tins referred H.
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