New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR
his Reception in Harrisburg, Baltimore and
Washington.
PROM HARRISBURG TO WASHINGTON
THE PARTY LEAVE HARRISBURG.
,Y.u,,,n,-oo pa SATURDAY. Sent i5--p 40 n

Seward who at the station and who viii proceed
20 Washington by special train The Secretary somewhat
better in health this morning
NIKE O'CLOCK a. m.-The crowd the railroad depot
now loudly cheering the Presidents Gen. Grant and Admir- al
Farragut As toe moved oa enhusiasto.cheer were
given for the entire Presidential party The President bowed
his n the multitude cheered and the train shot Of
AT YORK.
YORK Pa. Saturday Sept - 1906
There Thousands enthusiastic people gathered here
who vocferousy cheered The Presidential party The eAea
si5Gsts conducted IN carriages 20 the Washington
Honse where the too9y Of that establishment TIE Pres
deEt welcomed in the following terms by Judge Fisher
JUDGE FISHERS wELc0T
Mr. PKIsmT Ia behalf Of he authorities and citizens OF
Gus sbeleat toTI Here ia he gOonie days Of tae Revou
ton tie cng eg9d 5s; Here Here i9 e, t tn
sacred Of Smith fiyngstOn Of the gDeFs OF
e Declaration Of Independence and permit me 20 say tae
there yei fingers among ler mordeng bones more OF ine
spirit Of ue patriotism than bTeahe in the hearts Of all your
living deamers Sir they here today with ~, they
would hal you as venow 40 dcIehde ana supporter OF
the Constitutions the I0an Tho rising for above The tram
Of party determined ID DO ais shos duty and 10 sue
oDoGuy anu reproaeh vi.h eherlid spirit whe Promoting
the welfare and Independence OF all sh States ana sec
gain have honor welcome you borough aud 10
introduce you to my ielow-oihaens.
THE PRrslD. Wis REPLY.
The President responded BY saying il with 70 ordinary
feelings gratitude that De returned bis thanks for tb cor
dial welcome who had always tried 10 DO his duly
Some ausion had just been made to patriots OF he Eeyou
ton class Of who peried their All in ee5hing me
9nioate With The the Gnr6ased dead he more doubt
thau he had Of his existence that they would come FORTH
p vndcaton Of The Consultation and the Union the States
Applause And as the remains OF those to whom reference
them concentrate IN their hearts thSConsution and the
Union he had not tine 70 address DIS boart on inc topics
States ard have flag containing 80 and not - stars
ApplGuse As allnson had been made 10 defamation and
deraeOn he begged leave 20 that from bic advent in
Sr the Constitution Of bis country, and all the Sian.
died press could lot drlve him nom LIS purpose;
lApplause1 The time had come when should al
look pon the Constitution as The uwark ohcv aid religions
liberty. A ancient orator said There is no liberty
without law and tho love Of law is the soul Of liberty Al
Though have passed through tbe ordea o. civil VET and
all bad hoped that permanent peace had co he would say
there now Great danger Of consolidation OF e the powers
Of the Goycrnnt in the Legislative branch for yrannca
aud domi1ee5lns Congress could oy tget1as vote a.
qFoe the eoEnuy lCFies 81 " shsms. a5d hurIah or
nouneed as yrant ana caIpe ana lhs Was sIsoay le
because he exercised the veto powerE power coneiya
legislation until people have time 20 consider aud pass
upon the dpproycd Il Zine foI the PEG
upon the Constitution, and this be trusted they would do
Cries Of I'VE VIII Warm wac his heart and willing was
tongue speak h countTy In conclusion he
earnestly pleaded for Enough blood lGd heen ehcd
Let al ani 10 the charitable work Of peace in order TO
have restored Union that may iTlumpbaAy our
career Of national glory and prosperity.
The President retired from the stand loudly appandod BY
the multitude Gen. Grant. Admiral F-rTagut, Secretary
Wles and earAdmiral Radord then introduced and
the route the cheers Gen exceeded The party
were then escorted AS they passed through the
streets they greeted with cheers the Indies wnvng their
handkerchief. Jrdge Jeremiah Back judge fisher
Hon A j. GlossbTone and others OF the Committee then
escorted the party State nevhcre they met by
Col Webster and several members Of the STAFF Of the GOV
ernor Of Maryland Judge Fisher here surrendered the escort
10 tho Ms-ylanders with few appropriate remarks. Col
webster said that they with pleasure accepted the duty and
hoped the President would safely recrn 10 The Capital
A DISPATCH.
The President received dispatch from the Governor OF
Of Maryland saving: There waiting to
receive yea Baltimore The people win tam out e. masse
ARRIVAL AT BAIuHoRE.
baltimore o'clock p N.
Vast crowds Of excited people bad collected here contru
ally huzzaing for tie President and Gen. Grant
A wELcoxr FROM GOV. SWAMI
Gov Swami met tie President at the station 9nd deyaed
address which le informed hin mat tae ny Councils
Q. baltimore had Tciaaed 70 cSolrSe WIN Tue ~ pay
ing props- respect 70 re Chls MatS al ,s p p1J
President 81 this point 70 ar tine oE such notice 70
Inc People thai CHEF Executive OhiceT Il this great
nation might be nsued Maryland sol BY mere hand
ta Of men, Representing 10 bohesty pe4syed scarcely
dent would find spontaneous uprising q the people
who would greet him and he would ind that he was
engaged in patriotic Effort restore distracted Union aud
20 stay tendency toward Capitalization add consolidation
pcoplo o Mrya would stand by him Speaking to-day
he Representative Of the State q MarYnd be asked 20 ue
beefe0 Wbeb nc 7s It l1hull N he chtl on tue
President proceeded ffo class Of Radess Who scarcely
deserve the name Of party either in Baltimore or IN Tie
state The people at the baobox at tie approaching eee
ton viii impress upon them the ftt that Aey have msepre-
scented tie people In refusing 10 extend courtesy 70 the high
position Of the Cbef Magistrate The recent reception OF the
President in the ee nTough which be bad patse s hesn
more marked tho heretofore EXTENDED 70 any public
man Iva o. dead, bat could not be more cordial al any
stage d proceedings than that accorded him to-day by the
.sOple Of this great city.
The President merely expressed bio thanks for this welcome
from the Governor the representative Of hepeope Of
Al. tfafn Enot ufrafa ~ FNf
country bu. as a citizen Of the United States Both the ad
dress Of the Governor and the reply Of the President we're
loudly eheered
GLE RECEPTION.
The guests were then conveyed il open carriages under
escort TO the Euaw House. The streets were hronged on
the entire route cheering and women waving thor hao@
kerchiofs National Gags were thrown out in ali directions
particularly Bamores Nearly everybody seemed TO
have deserted their houses do honor TO the distinguished
e1eursoss Thousands Of persons were within sight oil TIE
stond at the Eutaw House. which had been erected expressly
for the occasion and beautifully fesOOncd with Gags and
adorned with notices
GOV BRADFoRDs ADDRESS.
PyGov Bradford here formal speech OF welcome 70
The President eorpimentng him Tor his honest lolg ane
nrduo1s service in behalf Of he Constitution ana me UGn
additionally strengthened to perform the important duies
with which lie was entrusted
THI PRESIDENTS BLPLY.
The President replied at length eoyeI..g much o. lle
ground OF his speeches With reference 70 the wei
CONF IL
o he State as the representative OF the people and
mot from those clothed with little brief authority as city
copnclmen He reiterated his confidence IN the peOple TO
their lborties and fox himself he would stand by the
Constitution though all else should around HIM persl Inc
time lad come when should above party AID come
10 the rescue Of an imported country against the tannca
and dangerous eReroae hmehts Of Congress lie then pro
ceeded 10 defend the veto power a. exercised ~ I'm ID hs
peoples behalf and made earnest appeal o ecoDeuaol
and harmony among all sections that our nation once more
united her OF prosperity ana k'oY NC
spoke 30 minutes, snd was gleel4 "h o.u ap
pause both during the delivery OF his speech and at US COZ
eluson.
BANQUET AT TIE HOTEL.
The President party entertained az the Lnlnw