New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

staring at another Marshal oOdng inquired OF those
the cars Shall introduce him and had only time 10
say. "This Andrew johnson President Of the Unite
States" when the train wss in notion followed by w
sh0uts
EoRwALK.
Norwak The largest onthe road reached about
and here the reception large and enthusiastic Yet
there were great many dsoordaut elements In the CROWD
The President said that In passing through the oouhty win
the speed the telegraph wire speeches could not be expected
Of him He thanked for their welcome and lanid
great uprosr and cries for "Flagu remarked that be
would like speak few words the people would listen to
him He hoped they would cultivate their passions and
malignant feelings Peace restored tie Rebellion was
end and they should approach each other lovers
their country Let control snd angry passions subsdo
Let have peace earth and good viii TO oil mon
Is 1t not time to stop the expenditure Of this Govern
mont and the ssorihce Of human life lCries Of Yes
and New-0reana" Great uproar and confasion amid
which three cheers given for Johnson and
the Predent unable to proceed shook hands with those
who ofers!. Some in the crowd made remark which
him and he desired him to stand back forthwith
crowd separated around him. tho President denounced
him craven. looking fellow. The President
presented with bouquet and Admiral Farragut with
anchor mado Of choice flowers.
At Monroeys the President and party presented TO
the people by the Hon NJ p. Noble who a Copperhead
Representative in Congress during the RsbeOn. He
formed tho ceremony Clyde and whom Senator Doc
ltlo was presentod ne TouemOer
being tho former residence and FINAL resting place Of
that brave geners' The welcome Farragu received here
hearty and striking contrast to that accorded the
Others.
At fremont the reception quite deliberately Cotton up
The 1remen we're on. uaorm and escorted the President
stand decorated with the picture OF Douglas flags and
eyergreens. Thirty six little girls dressed in white With
wreahs aud Onsgns inscribed Welcome 10 President
seated it. the first feature OF the kind observed
during the trip Aer short speech OF welcome to the
made BY OF the ozens tho President responded in
hs usual STYLE and In conclusion farming 10 the girls who
had presented him with bouquet he said; And
word " these little daughters upon their flags Wei
come TO our President God bless these s chldreni Our
county will soon into the hands OF tho boys and girls OF
as Corneia said of her children These my jewels
Grea applause You can take these little children Ia your
arms and eKclaim Those our jewels"
The Presidential party reached this oy about O'clock and
immediately conducted through the depot into the Island
City Hotel and upon stand erected end OF tho
hotel The arrangements TO keep back the crowd
feet here and the President had difficulty In going rom
aud returning 10 the train large Of people
collected around the stand hut there few dos visible
owing shsavy shower which had Just fallen Judge
Potter introduced the party the people As schor Romero
approaches 10 be Introduced Seward who stood told
Judge introduce tho Minister OF tho Republic
Of Mexico which done Judge Potter delivered ,be wei
address TO the President and bis reply contained moth
ing new. Secretary Seward when called upon. said.
We were informed approaching lOieGO that WOud DO
welcomed bJ the people would with
distinction party This do1bess considered as
@smbes In, air YEAR ago ADlsea johnson was Southern
Democrat and slave deE 10 the Co5gess OF the
Laughsr And wo then surrendered party ak yeers ago
glad 70 that you have 20 our mark to-day
so viii come up 70 H. II they Do 80 "a s. as iey have for
the last sin wall have united harmonious nnd
vdcd indivsble Godblessoi GOdprcserred Union Now.
h-ncsorth the fourth Of March next
Cheers
Gen Steedman who formerly resided In Toledo. now ad
Of the stand and thanked the people for the
kind reception thor had given The party Some on the
stand groansa him. and voice nquired How about negro
suager lie replied that ss Spring year ago In passing
through Toledo ho had declared before meeting Of the Board
OF Trade Of city that any who discharged the duties
man defsnso Of the Government under which be lived
had right voice that Government He SAID the sane
thing day Ho would give the soldier the ballot ho could
speak anything bat ChoO,aw anybody had reported
having said that he favor OF giving the OF tho
nssoo. South tho shs Of suffrage no msrepessnted
him
Senator DoOiilo speaker and declared thar
the nantes Of the dead Douglas and the Lincoln had
fallen upon Andrew johnson aud that his policy would
have been theirs had they lived.
Afer parskng Of dnner the hotel the party ls for De
troll accompanied by large crowd and nsmbsr army
officers had down horo from Fort Wayne De
troll with the post band the President up. The
thussm was only moderate whom the President took his de-
parture.
The Presidential Journey from Toledo to Detroit void
Of incident except At Monroe Michigan the home OF Gen
Custer where received enthusiastic reception As soon
AZ tbs train arrived the General possession Of all the
rangemsn and managed to make himself the principal sa
ure In the Affair." be has In many Affairs OF the past He
Introduced Minister the Republic Of Mexico aud led OF
With Hip hip hurrah and the President and Secretary
Of state stood by smiling their approbaiios
Tie Presidents speech short aud contained nothing
Secretary Seward followed saying;
FElLow CITIZENS have discovered great difference 10
tho hab Of Gen Custer When be enters enemys town
goes forward bat whom he brings Us into his own town. be
snoen and modern tines Nneyeh and Monroe both dstn
sushed their mighty Hunters before the Lord Laughter
Pacing one aide OF the stand to which the Presidents back
had been turned when he spoke number Of ladies were
seated while the Secretary speaking the President
stood upon and paid his respects TO them like Tronba
dour There music In his voice BIO told them that In
ancient times lovely separated her ringle and
them into bovsngs speed the Of defense attack
into the bosom Of the invading foo "You said be- are
not less patriotic In defense Of your country"
You always relied upon and that there an i'm
poran question settle which the fate OF that country is
involved you win bs found the side Of the Union
The Government substantially in wOman hands and in her
hands 10 is safe.
woman lovely womsn-none there are above herr
Pure In thought angels areto know her IS 10 love ber
Amid the cheers which followed the President descended
from bis chair laughing lady approaching him said Mr..
President God bless the Union Of those Staet aud preserve
nem and may your efforts 70 that end DO crowned with sue
eess" The President replied: " Thank Madam. aud
God grant that your wish be granted. Evidently,
though absent, the General not forgotten.
The Presidents arrival here shortly aer O'Clock was an
nounced by salute from the Revenue Cutter W. Fessen
dan On sghtipg from the cars be conducted TO plat
form erected spacious depot and there welcomed by
MAYOR Mills presented him with the resolutions OF the
Common Council parchment rendering him the freedom OF
Detroit
The Mayors speech most aaering one, comparing
the President with Jackson Mr. johnson noticed this IN his
response ndorsd the proprety the comparison He
said he would like notice OF the nsinuaons and direct
charges made against him. but time would not permit
MI Ssward was loudly called for but the President and
his friends al taken through tho depot 20 carriages