New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
THE RIOT AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.

was buried to-day by the Union League with imposing oere
monies.
The feeling among the people is general that the blame
entirely with the orchlgh procession that at
tempted to ride down and scatter the crowd.
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION AT MADISON.
! Special Dipsteh The N. Y. Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Wednesday. Sept. ~, 1866.
President johnson attempted to speak from the
boat at Madison last night but met with overwhelming
cries for Grant and Faragut soldier stepped
board and said firmly him. I'VE do not desire to speak
here and the speech withheld considerable disturb
followed in which a number slightly injured
used in firing salute thrown into the river
CNcEsAIL Wednesday. Sept. u, 1866.
DEPARTURE PROM LOUISVILLE
The Presidential party left Louisville for Cincinnati
last night o'clock and took passage the United
States where every aud attention bestowed by the
President Of the mail line render the trip comfortable and
pleasant The band Of the Second Regiment United States
Infantry. accompanied the party
An invitation extended by Capt. Neal Of Madison TO
stop city the Richmond building by
him. $40 long be low pressure and the only Owpres
steamboat the Western waters but time did not
NIT soppage The citizens Of Madison much disap
pointed they had made ample preparations to extend their
Inequalities and have q torcblight procession
This morning. at O'Clock we passed Aurora Ind where
several hundred persons collected at the wharf and fred
salute.
MET BY A COMMITTEE FROM CINCINNATI
At O'Clock six miles from Cincinnati met by the
Dumont and Rowena, with large number OF pas
sengers band Of The Committee OF Reception
Cincinnati cane on board the United States and called
the President rendering him their escort to the city The
exciting cheering blending with the sound OF music
and the Corners distinguished party
In going river and when the outskirts Of the city the
President stood the upper deck in company with Admrs
Farrgut and other distinguished members Of the party and
the Hon. L. ID. Campbell Minister to the Republic Of
Mexico. The President by arrangement the only one
with head uncovered lie continued to bow and wave his
hat to the cheering people the banks Of the river
A COMMITTEE FOR CONVICTION, Ky, WITH THE PARTY.
Robert Athey esq Chairman OF the Committee Of the Com
Council and the people of CoTngton Ky here addressed
the President saying they DESTROYS Of his paying visit
Covington aud regretted that be could not make 1t
The people OF Kentucky would delight honor
him for in him they perceived illustration OF the
benefcent effects Of republican institutions They
Of bis from the ranks Of the people the position he
occupied and where he had achieved civic The
Kentucky United stand divided fall
II adopted long before the Rebellion and most ap
pcsbe TO the present condition Of affairs.
The PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The President briefly replied saying that regretted
his inability accept the Inequalities Of Coyington than
himself He returned thanks for the honor AS you" he
said have alluded the Of the State Of Kenacky,
United staDd OWNED fall. kt soy, must be
united This received With applause.
IN SIGHT OF CINCINNATI.
At o'clock we were in full view Of city The suspen
sion bridge uniting Coyngon and Cincinnati decorated
with flags from end the other National salutes
hred from Newport Barracks and the Cincinnati public land
ug the shores and the wharves crowded with
spectators who their hats and cheer the boats move
The President still standing upon the upper deck bow
ng aud waving his hat, The music Of the bands unite with
the heavy peals Of the cannons. All is excitement
GEN. GRANTS FATHER JOINS THE PARTY.
Io.r al
warmly by the President The Colonel informed the
President that supported his policy when the President
said be glad him and such solid men standing BY
the Constitution and Union this hour OF peril The Pres
dent said be wanted nothing but the Union Of the entire
States when Col Grant remarked / am warmly with you
In the effort"
The brothernav OF Gen. Grant, the Row. NJ j. Cramer,
presented during the conversation.
ARRIVAL AT CINCINNATI.
At i0i the United States touched the wharf
passing through lines Of soldiers policemen the party
conducted amid tremendous cheers the Spencer
House and the President and other distinguished members
party proceeded the platform the thousands the
street continuing TO applaud
Gen Grant here reoined and number OF bouquets were
sent 10 the President and conveyed him by Of
strings and thrown to him from the upper windows OF the
hotel
The President appeared in front Of the platform and was
erousy ehsered Next Gen. Grant, Admiral Farragut
a.d received the paudits OF the multitude
GEN. GRANTS RECEPTION AT THE THEArER.
Gen Grant visited Woods Theater last night where he was
enthusiastically received. The EaqarT fto-day says:
The boys blue paraded the theaer Egsleston aud
others assembled the stairs and Mr. Allen, the
requested and inform Gen Grant that there crowd
OF citizens outside who desired 10 him. Mr.. Allen went
into the private box and conveyed the intelligence 10 Gen
Grant who replied u cannot and will rot see them Please
tell their commander 20 20 me-" Mr.. Allen communi'
GATED with the commander T. f. Baker who marched into
the theater and with others entered Gen. GRANTS private
box.
xwithout giving Capt Baker moment to single word
Gen. Grant approached him. and said in firm tone
SPEECH OF GEN. GRANT.
Sir: I am no politician The President Of the United
States my Commanderinchef consider this demonstra
ton 10 opposition the President Of the United States
your IUen away am greatly annoyed at this demonstration
here enjoy the theatrical performance. will 90
glad you all tomorrow when the President arrives
NEWSPAPER REPORT oF THE INCIDENT.
TAe C5nuUeia in audbg the proceedings at the Bur
net, House and Woods Thehter
large crowd bent upon seeing he Union hero joined in
the oamor neither the seductive strains Of the baud nor
the enthusiastic calls Of the people would induce the shy little
man 20 appear He had IN fact smet rat and doubtless
consideration OF the fact that the Presidential party VIII be
here 10 morrow OF which he Is At this time one he yamooed
the the early OF the evening and sought the re-
tremen OF friends private paror where he costly
following up bis inevitable cigar While the crowd was call
ing his appearance Gen. Rawns Chiei OF SIAN
appeared the balcony the noDppearanee Of the
General but did satisfy the crowd, for rumOr
circulated that WOODS Teaer had been selected the OBJ
ieoye point Of the Generals retreat Thher went the
crowd took the place By storm, and finding NJ last that
they had been ed by strategy the boys abandoned the field
with three mighty cheers for Gen Grant the next President
Of the United States
MEXICO.