New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

Dtb4IuiiR anu nave been fnWiaf Hilb tI'
ginning 70 the end nov That tie Rebellion hes been suppress
co. a. iaI as arms Is eoseIned shd lodI Gsror9ment I
IA stable condition what inducements 90 you tlhA that
| have had TO abandon my country and be rnit@
have got future look forward that OF presefg
among those who saved f. For me- TO become ni.or
strange ambition at this tine ~ know myself love ne
people have never boon betrayed b. the people Let me M
you another thing There very few who have ben
abandoned by the people uhss they have deserted te first
the CONSTITUTION and az unfnrled yond
with % but with ~ stars It's folds and the Union wh
represents. III your hands where know they viii be ss
! Immense cbeeTs.l
Secretary Seward then spoke and scarcely concluded spsat
ing when the people shouted for IArragut and the public
interest In Grants absence seemed in Admiral
who was received with loud aceaims In presenting him
Seward told the people that the who had coupled bic
ships together fsht tho enemy and who did mean
to see the Unon disconnected aud the Admiral replied
iudor-e every word OF that"
Seward evidently delighted with this Endorsement Of Far
ragus became faceous and introduced Secretary Wees as
the laBdsOmes in the party present company excepted
Christopher Morgan Of Auburn Stewards friend who las
boon paying assduous attention to Gen Grant since he
party Auburn undertook here to take possession Of Ad
miral Farragut and made few remarks abiding 10 hm
when the Admiral said very POintedy; Il have so many
friends make speeches for that need not make any Tor
myself"
Gen Custar called upon for speech and said do hot
intend to make speech If did should speak as 6gAi
have fought Union and Constitution for four or i've
year,, Nl1 epodA iV4s Inv wv -
turned to the ladies.
The cries for Grant here arose with redoubed ygo and
Mr. Fillmore said Gen Grant sorry to say Is unven
and cannot appear to-day He regrets II exceedingly
Mr. Seward now brought Senior Romero forward. and intro
duced him. when instantly three cheers were proposed and
given with vim the Republic Of Mexico Some one in
the crowd cried out will send you soldiers II you wNn
them.
An ardent Fonan requested Seward ssy something about
Canada during his speech aud the Secretary heard ne R
quest but hurried without needing It, aud soon aiierWd
concluded his remarks.
The party walked from the stand TO the residence OF Mayor
Wells the CROWD opening way for them Here they were
received sumptuousy entertained by the Mayor and h
wife the dinner occupying hour Nospeeches were maze
the time spent pleasantly enjoying tho ne wines ana
good things OF life so proasey furnished o then no
Cleveland r. X. The crowd following which II reached
about oclouk Here special train Of ears even more
elegantly than those used the New YOd Central
road were in readiness The mont Of the engine Rocket
which attached to the train was decorated with the Por
traits the President Gen. Grant, and admiral fmragW
framed In natural flowers and the body OF the engine
loon day was furnished for the PRESIDENTS use
lu1uIiously furnished, and on entering the
all was fairly SICK with the perfume .eSts Ss e
took possession Of every foot OF sandingroom IN he spacious
him 10 show himself wns deafonng lie finally appeared at
one the windows and his reception begglrs description
tain s,ag,oS the President Secretary Seward and wee
were kept busy wng 'as sstoS SR, og e s H.
General Randall and the Hoo Edward Hsgh
Of aud Senator DOOltte and vile accompanied
the party from here Great disgust was created among the
friends OF the President ~ this city by transparency pon
siao passed and which the President could fail see
upon which inscribed Traitors must be punished ana
treason made odiogs- Andrew JOhnsonf former policy
ARRIVAL AT CLEVELAND.
CrrvHiASD Monday Sept. D. ised
The ride from Buffalo TO Cleveland has been one
o, The most the party lefs Washington The
train was constantly filed with committees and there was
n a
took refuge tbs baggage car the best part OF the way and
sealed Tho end OF tiunk. win AcarpebR Tor pillow,
seemed have nncondtonay surrendered himself 10 the
Tie President made speech every station where The
train stopped ll enough. except at AshaDua where me
ing aud cheering the four mi1utss Of hs siay
The crowds were generally large ana AZ Unnkirt ahs
Erie were enthusiastic The platform a. the bier place was
tasty affair banner suspended over H. bearing dove
with real olive branch N its bsAk ara The works
preserved; We will fight ont this lines Zone country
Constitution and onedesiny prominently displayed
At Ire the Pres dent req esed tha. stcreAt seward
seoretarJ wsss Admiral lsrrsgat aal Postmaster Gen
Randall snoSl DC aniossesd % Zoe parJ before be com
not oribeOm0S aud TIE Sp f5sn a. lie
train and equeo' .4cuaped The President bJho ceers
JpSi eOrv speeches commenced lady found her vsy
= the front Of the platform and presented the President win
for whom she had snothor She told that the GAsra vs
s ssssni and F'TF'sai ,aaaS :S She Z: 's 5.
no wish to deprive the General Of any Of his sures
oane AN -alseCs occurred a, westGed Whe The Pfesi
dsnt WIS sncakug &c pdmTer responded aPproIngy 10
somethng he said hut he -'sakng he import turned rue
aprry on tie man saying jus be sis- ana isspe.a' u
you cannot be anything else gndsriand 20 so VS.
as unexpected Il undescrved. and astoDishsd OK!
body . go.
On the arrival Of the train Cleveland the Presdent wa
received the depot by military escort and bras bnd
preceded by whom be went 70 toe hotel which gas teeAn!
stree and several angpareDciss Visible After supper
the President serena1ed and the confusion OF his
speec be bad grand reception al the hotel which was ht
tended by the elite Of Cleveland.
We leave at O'Clock tomorrow morning for Detroit.
Of the President TO ba constantly falling aud
he seemed very much fstgUed out he beam
bravely and a5tOn!shss the reporters