Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-05
NASBY.
w1TH THE PRESIDENTIAL FARrT FROM LOUIS
WILLS To WASHINGTON.
WHTTE HOUsE,
AsIlINGT0N. ID @ Srrt 10 ,GG

WITH IAk PkEsIbENIIAL FARTT FROM LOUIS
WILLS To WASHINGTON
\ WHrTE HousE,
hAsInSGToS, d. C., Sept. l., &c. (
refined the Presiiensbcl party q, Louisville,
and glad | an that did It at that pint His
s Imperial Serenity bed bin pleased ever sence be
LEFT Chicago, or rather sence be got near St
LoOis, for tEo-thirds Of Illinois wuz piren and
Indianapolis Wuz pizcner. From 81 Loois the
recepshuus VIZ ircoly coiiel and even enthoo-
silstc.
resoom ny diary
Louisville There vuz magnificent iemen-
s,rati1n. II s Imperial N-jesty who wuz in a
eg-sieuI condIuon 90 make crowds large enough
remlr.ei TO me a. We Wuz ritn thro the
streets: " Sp.en 'splay 'M.r'n ten 'lreri
sou and V,epic-t-or'u ten million people
moru'n ten 'unerd sou-and uiil..n people, and
alluTum 'sporteTs my Plloy 'Bth forme -
H. N,jesfy oud,0ubteily eecsagerated to
wards zoe as, but 70 IS safe 10 put the thrcng
down 81 gutd msuy. Tlat es':u,ate is entire
" s-fe here VIZ ihr est display uv ban
uers mi sch hes sreI s-nle se started The
| red, Uhi q =ud I'd a7z di-gay ed from almost
haiftte housr-, iad,s .sy,d taeir hsukerchiei-
| u We passed, sui uleu cleerel. s pleasln incl
| deDt g. rlrgi h,rc / naJ'csd one gushin maid
I en- - tI4rty seyeu, auy,a utr handkerchief z
| tho she wuz set,ln - Eulh per wave and he'd
I rent % pty thai a.tr. / recn-n Al her 10
wunst. Hneu VIZ a cI;,zca av Obio ami wuz
I drafted RIO The service a. the United States
| aud clothed iu a i00 talked blue coat, aus. he'd a
I OJsirau muskit put iltU ny unwIllin hsnis aad
forced 90 Ire sgu M brethren, ,ourreg' 'ment went
thruo Louisville aLd stayed there some days. |
wuz walkin one afternoon, wheu met this
Identical. She saE my bloc kote. cud eurag i, |
spit IN ny face With such caeTgy that sle threw
0ut " Ter mouth a fail srtt w false teeth. ! .
rcturue'. en- EalaLtiy, WiTei ny face wiki my
haudkercher, and vowed that handkerchief (
shood heucviOr,h be kept slcgeL Ii W., ant 7.
when ! iced her waving hern at our party, /
wept ike a Phillt, phis Convention stoppet |
the carriage. mt the patriot; female, called her .
attention 10 Jae iuc.I,nt ami hanicd her my 4
Handkerchief which he'd. tour years before I
wiped her spitJle. Tbs incp!cuJ gave new vlgor
% her arms, and from that tilr she waved two /
haudercleIs, and mine Euz Cge ~ en-. | I
narrated the iEsjdrnt % the President and he .
Wept.
There Tuz a large perclshen and great va
Hety of banners. Among the most noticeable, I
wuE a company nv sJigeFs the l.te var, each /
with a leg of, dressed IN the gray unit rms into /
W.ch they htd bin mustered cut, with this .
motto We sre wiliin 10 20 the other leg for /
A. JolusaH.' Another company ~ sJlsers who
he'd each lost NJ aI-. carried this ilscripshen,
% wat We didn't get by bullets, We shei get BY
ballots
The Pres. leut Gu; dosn his speech Just one
half hCre-ln sslHg.ug aTouui the cIrkle be
omitted 90 menshen tLat he found traitors on the
southern s.ie w IT,
But he lttJ the const00shn on their hands
cheeriully.
Cincinnati.-A very enthOosiastic recepshun
-ctntnyo0i ald loud cheers for Grant, which
the President acknowledged.
q 4. D
Eich Waz 400 voters, kIlln a duzen Of EN-. His
Egcslency felt relieved when heerin Of the axl-
dent. 10 being asshoored that there Tuzn't wun
us his supporters the platform. He cOnsid-
,.-l DO sptshl Providence. The coudGkter
ever sl-l the remark and answered that eff eny
Nv bis e. poriers Wuz killed IN that seckshun
they d have to import Bun Tor the purpose.
VI flu, P4,-A enthusiastic IndIvjil who
wants tie Po-t Office at this place very much,
fell ca the Presidents neck and Wept, hahn
him e the '- Prrserver Of the Unioa.' The
President thanked HIN Ar his spontaneous tri-
boot, aud left in has hands the Coustitooshin,
the flag and the appointment he desired
BAumore.-Tnere wuz a spontaneous receD-
shun here, which wuz graufyin to Us. The
perceslun Wuz immtnse and the notices ex-
pressiye. Wun DIVISION Wuz headed by the
identical indivijIl who hred the first shot al the
Massa h-srtis mcE IN leol. He L a arfent
supporter Of PresIdtLt johnson > policy. Wun
flag wuz capchu-eI from an Iuieiny regiment at
the first Bull Run. az wnica the PresIIen; wept
3" Things L. becumin LOrmmal. set he, ''when
the p,opil will stand that Wat love wat
unity The ftgs Of oJth secksuus wicb wuz
lately borne hy foes. Low minghI IN tue same
pr0esslun, aui all uv en- che-riu Me-
At las, we arrived at Washington, Leying
swung entirely round the cirke, and found
traitors North and South The dsm0ustrashun
10 gree, tneP res denton his arrival Wuz immense
The clerks IN all The Del artmeuts Wuz cut, (at
least them z Suz''t Will wish they he'd bin, tx
their uamss Wuz -li iakeu,) the suigers on O00ty
wuz or cred out aud aiIOg, ther II wuz the most
spontaneous exhibition ! ever Wijuest. The
Mayor msde a speech. The President replied
II he wuz Juis lsaari1t who wa- Jhe Savior p
told hun be bad ssung around the entire cirkle
and he'd uud traitors OF al. sides Nv it, though
since be leii Cleveland. Chicsg0 aud Iudnnop0- .
Ii, he WuZ s4.Ist-t there wuz the hcft on EN- in
fhe North, bGt De this - % may. be left the ,
Cousiooshn aud the Sc States, sud the faz with
81 stars onto II In hi hands. lie had biz
Alderman uv his native village, and Congress
man aud United Senator, and Wee President,
and Pres dent, winch latter circumstance he p,
fOrclinIj, but wuz, after all, Hum
be luiivlj'le. lie din't Eel bis oats much.
lni wood do his dooty agin traitors North oz Z
well e ayin his sguiiei friends AZ the Sonth.
And 80 eud,d the Presidential excursion.
PETRoLEUN V. Massey, ?. NJ, I
(Nhich Is POsimaster,)
And likewise Chaplin to the ezpidishun-
P. S-I forgot to meushun that AZ Chicago
We lald the corner stone nv monument 10