The New York herald., 1866-09-04
THE BUFFALO RECEPTION.


GRAND Display Of the Military md Citizens--
Radical Insult 10 the President Important
Speeches Of fex-President Fillmore-President
Johnson and Secretary Seward, &c.
THE PREaIDsT TO VISIT Fl. LOUIS
Tho President this movnng accepted the invitation TO
whit 3 Louis He will leave Chicago Friday
ing for Springfield stopping the latter city till
1ng; then take the train for ST. Louis and spend
Sunday there.
THE BuYTALo DnEGAnoN
This morning the President waited on by q dele
gAtion from Buffalo, with ex-President Fillmore their
chairman. II rs composed Of the Mayor Of the city,
Aessrs 6anson s. G. spaulding, Hatch, Humphrey and
sshes.
DEPARTURE BUFFALO
A. nine O'Clock we left for Buffalo. There was no
SAserng station, but hats lifted token OF
sespect On the wsy groups here and there sauied the
sacuSsionists
- stopped a few minutes, when ex. President Fillmore
enaroducod the President 70 the crowd.
Mr. ". D. L. Judd said:--
Ma JOHNSON President Of the United States:-In he
LII Of fellowcItizens welcome yoa to locality
sAd section upon the ground that you legally, law
fully and constuonally the Executive OF The Amer
epn Republic aud may you stand and live 10 that
Sonstitution brought forth crclng the whole United
6tates, fathers made IL for us and children
VINO come after u.s. tCheersD
The President replied
Through your honored chairman gentlemen, please
accept my sincere thanks for this cordial welcome IL
vn not be expected for me to make speech this
easion. can only return my thanks and say that
bel grateful for these demonstrations of appreciation
end respect least tried to serve you
faithfully Your chairman alluded the constitu.
son. leave IL in your hands, leave II with you the
people in whom have always confded "A voice-ssWe
Will take care OF II with you our leader y The
e1nution, Union and flag OF the country In your
AAnds there know they will be preserved Thanking
you for this welcome bid you farewell.n
Governor seward called for and appeared and in
WAS
were voclferatons for General Grant, who no. FORTH
coming
roRrER.
A salute was fred.
roEr ERIE
was noticed tho residence Of the American Consul
,. A. Blake. Three flags here dspsyed--one for
The President one for General Grant and Admiral
Janagut
RECEPTION At
We AT the depot by thousands OF people and
With cheers.
Around the depot congrega,ed an immense con.
eounc Of citizens, who made the widest and most
enthusiastic demonstrations Of welcome. II only
wiih the greatest difficulty that the military and the
police cleared way for the passage of the party and
the carriages several times unable TO proceed IN
consequence OF the crowd
rBE PROCESSION THROUGH urFrAfo.
The carriage arrangements at Buffalo under me
superintendent OF Colonel Kontz, General McCaurn's
assistant He has charge of transportation absence
Of the General The Presidential party, aIghting at
Che depot proceeded carriages the public square in
tbc following order
First CarragePresdont o. the United States and Sec
Second carriage-secre,ary welles sehor Romero and
Senator Patterson.
Third carrage-Genera Grant, Admiral Faragut Cen
sra Rawlins aud General Barry
Fourth CarTiage-Admiral Radford Captain Mckinley
and General Barnes
Ettt ia Efaasf
General Rousseau aud General Custer
Sixth carriage--Coonel Moore, Colonel Morrow, sur
eeon Morris and Major George = Kontz
Major Seward
Eighth Cartage-IA A t;obright, J. r. noontue Jr.
and Mr.. Warden
Ninth carriase- -Messrs. Ncclnn. ana wones, r.
Tenth carrage--Messrs. Chadwick and Potts
Douglas bro,hers
= On leaving the car the President and his party to
gcher with the local committee Of arrangements en-
tered the carriages provided Tor them and formed into
line Of procession.
Breaking through the lines tho procession moved
gradually forward, however, through Ere and Main
streets and Delaware avenue An along tho rou,e ,bs
houees were elegantly decorated with b,pners Win.
Amy flags and snow white handkerchief, were gauv
futtered by delicate hands from the roofs and win
dows The passage OF the President was indeed one
continued ovation. Al every point a. he moved for
ward, hs presence the sigma FOR accamauous toua
enough 10 rend the heavens
fHa PRESIDENT.
=
Treason must be made odious and traitors must 10
$pubished.
Andrew Johnson's former policy.
Disgracns the line or the Presidents ,riumphan,
entirewss the above inscription, portrayed conspcu.
ous letters over the ONCE Of German radical paper
The insult quietly received by The Presidential party
but strong feeling Of indignation was expressed BY
many persons aud the impression Is tat the offensive
sabIet win be torn down In any other county such an
insult to . Chief Magistrate would have led TO rot
H ARRIVAL N NIAGARA sorAsk
~ length The procession reached the foot OF Bsa.
ware avenue and entered Niagara square, where plat
form Of solid timber, covered with an awning. and
decorated yith the national emblem had teen erected
ybc croud hero vae thekar than aver and was uYola