, 1866-09-14
THE ENTIRE STATE TICKET
RE.k0AlfdATED By Ac-
GtAMATlOh.
SENATOR TRUNBILL'S GREAT
SPEECH AT GLlXi0y, ILL.
THE BLLlES STILL IN / SW iNP. 1T TIE
MERCY OF TIE pARaGUAYASS.
MATCHES PLAYED YESTERDAY At
The BlB0MlNGT0M BASE BALL
T0uRhAMEHT,


From Columbus, Ohio, to Pittsburgh,
P0-JD1an<on Ii ksootctl Down In New.
market and StcubcnrIllc-IIcD DECLARES
for Civil " nr Unless CoHgrc,.. " Kept
In Cleck-A lio~t Decided Snnb nj
Pittsburgh - The Crowd UrroarIou.
mud VIII Have None of IIln-Contiu-
ned Cheers for Grant-Thc President
M1nkcA a Feeble BaulurI Speech.
coIrnBrs. T., Scptembe. ,3-7:3N-Tle prc+1.
dental party lo1tnwed to the railroad Station
By large number Of rcrsous. Tic Reception
Cnnnafttee continued their ATTIC. dance aud had 4
baod OF music at the depo., Secretary Seward Is
better In hcalth and recovering from the effects of
1iarhTn. The cxen"aionIst. look their dcpar-
turc, chccred by the crowd, while cannon gave a
parting ealute. The President on the platform
bowed his farewell.
We arc now on our way, haying bcfutc us a
journey Of One hurd:ed aud n!nc,y-thscc miles
hrlotc We reach ritts;.a,El. Pa.
AT NEWARK, ONO.
NEWARK. O.-9 -9oelock.-Scvcral thousands Of
persons were here in waiting. Salutrs were dscd,
flags were rrofusr1y displayed, long pieces OF
sAtc cottou was stretched across the road bearing
The words, ''Wc St1nd BY Andrew johnson. No
indianapolis 1lc.c.~
General Smythe introduced the President, tie
sec1e!ary Of the Navy, General Grant and Admt-
raj Farsagut. Calls were made for Seward. but
tie rnthusfaetfe crowd was informed that he was
too uuNc1l to appear hcfnrr them. Three checsa
were gfren for The President the Constitution and
the Gntun. The President, In a hrief address
thanked God tlst he could receive this
cordial welcome a citizen Of the United States.
1t WIS source Of qualification that lc could pre-
sent to them the lag Of the country, not with
twenty-five, bus with this1y-sIx rtart. The citadel
Of freedom, the Constitution Of the United sta.cs,
has becn encloached Upon, and II this iavastcn Of
Tie otrenic lau shall not bc arrested, tho day Is
not distant when We shnilhaT a consolidated and
1cunAFthfCa1 form Of government The tendency
LOW fe to absorb ali tic powers Of the Government
in she Legislative branch. The time has como when
we should h,cak the shacklce which bind ns
TO party associations, rising above party and
taking our stand br the Cons ltution aud the
Inion. Let tho country be tho raItyinc cry. He
wns glad to see The people coming 10 the rescuc-
The Constitution was the League By which he was
bound, aud no, the Lcaeuc which meets In thu
darkness OF midnight TO destroy tic Constitution.
En1ces tic course Of Cong1css Is sled In your
.xuEfagc- be snid, shall have another civil
l, will not lc between the North and the South
but an intesnrcine war. 1hcn, ask 5on to cont
forward and prevent such a dcplorab1c result b5
standing up fo7 the Constitution Of your conn
tzy. These rstnarssE wr.c feqaen1ly interrupted
ly applause. Some persons III the crowd, a. /
to distract The proceedings, repeatedly called iol
Grant, when Gcncsal Custer said: ''fon canno
iueult the pEcsitlcu1 through General Grant" III
1hrn proposed three cheers for the Union Of thirty
Six States, which wcsc heartily given
At cosnocToN.
Cosnne7os. 1r:39.-A !argc crowd, after TIT
usual intrndrctous, gave three cheers for the Con
stilution ard E1on. and also thyce cheers for tht
t'DrfeIdet Of the Constitution and rnIon." Ths
President bowed in acknowledgement Of tho honor
Some enc In tho assemh!age asked the rresidcu
10 say ouc word &c then made Il few remarks
similar 10 those at Newark, when three cheer
wctc again given for the rr.side,.,, aud tlsc
cheers for the President and tic Constitution.
DESSlsoH.
DEsSssox IL m.-The train hailed for Il,
moments when the President made y shostspecch
with much acceptance
1T NEW xARKEr.
SzEmArKEr, September 13.-fzom twenty t
thirty persons were here present, men and hoy
1heY has posted placard containing the word
.t.Scw Orleans. New Ot1eans!'F One In Z
crowd proposed three cheers for Congress, ar
three cheers fur Thad. Stevens, but they were on
family given. General Nccal1un remarked
them that as they had sunk so low rs not to :
spect the President, the Latter wuula hate not
Ing to say to them-
three cheers were proposed for Grant. ca,
were made for General Custer, .:ho appeared q
TIC platform and said, II Was born two miles ar
a balf from here, hut nm ashamed Of you." II
CHS then morcd on
cAD1- JUNCTION.
CApn JCscz7on, o'clock--We stopped here
dine. 4 tinc rcpast WAS furnished by James Cad
subsequently the President and others were intr
duced, Including General Custer. who said he VI
a aHas1ison County man. and Was glad the Psca
-ucn. had an opportunity to sec souc respectful
men In Harrison Comfy. He had seer, at Me-
market, the wuEst class Of people be had sca
Eince the beginning Of the was- a vnice-s'N
don't tnsult The Ptcsidenthcre." 1sepeat, lbs
not seen a. *orsc class Of people. IA voice
"EIrcpt the asbeIs.''l General Cast
replied, "No, don't e1eept ths