The New York herald., 1866-09-16

Magistrate OF the country but citizen OF the United
Sssiea
Both address Of the Governor and the reply OF the
President loudly cheered.
rRE REcxr11os.
Tho guests then conveyed in open carriages
under escort tho Eutaw House. Tho streets were
thronged tho entire route, men cheering and
women waving their handkerchief National fags
thrown out in all directions particularly in
Baltimore street. Nearly everybody seemed to hays
deserted Their houses do honor 10 tho distinguished
exeursionslS Thousands Of persons within sight
Of the stand tho Eutw House. which had been erected
expressly for the OCCASION and beautifully fesooned with
nags and adorned with notices
Ex-Governor Bradford here made formal speech OF
welcome to tho President compimenting him for his
honest long and arduous service behalf OF tho const
tuition and Ihe Unon and expressing the hose that no
would return the capital additionally strengthened
70 perform the important duties with wtnch he was
inirusted.
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The Presiden, replied at length covering much Of the
ground Of his former speeches with reference TO the
welcome was peculiarly gratifying, coming as II did
from the Executive OF the state the representative
OF tho people, and not from those clothed with
ihtic br,es authority. rs city councllmen He
reiterated his confidence In the people 20 uphold
Their liberties, aud, for himself he would stand by
the constitution, though all else should around him
perish. The limo had when they should rise
above party come 10 the rescue OF m imperilled
country agans, the ,yrannical and dangerous en-.
.roaclments Of Congress He then proceeded 70 do
fend the veto power exercSed by him in the peo-
pies behalf, and made earnest appeal for reconca
ton and harmony all sections that nation,
and glory.
Hc spoke FOR about thirty minutes, and greeted
with loud appase both dang The delivery Of biz speech
and at its conclusion.
RAsorsI soTxI-
The President party entertained at the Ea,sw
House with banquet Gov Swami made speech, con-
cluding by proposing 'The health Of the President"
who briefly expressed his thanks for the honor
Throughout the entire umc the President remained in
Baltimore he the recipient OF enthusiastic applause
from thousands upon thousands OF the people,
IHg wAsHiscTos PREPARATIONS
II was announced that the special train bearing the
Presidential party would arrive Washington at Ave
s'cloox r. M at which the various civic and mill.
tary bodies that designed participating In the reception
ceremonies and immense ooncourss OF people, had
scmblcd at the baltimore depot, the City Hall and In
Indiana avenue co1ecting tho Two pontS Long before
-four O'Clock the people gather depot and
IN hour the crowd had attained such . SIRE ard
density that little courage and perseverance, vere re-
quiFcd to penetrate soon after o'clock Secretary
stanton, Attorney General sransbury, Major General
Candy, General Clugn aud General Rucker arrived,
when a telegram hsndcd TO Mr. Stanton announcing
until i've o'clock and would reach this city halfpasi
sir. Thus unexpected delay which caused signs
Of disappointment appear tho fces Of the eager
sgseer, who pressed around tho doors OF the depot
though il had enent in refucng the number OF the
multitude. The cause of tho detention said 10 DO
speech that the President then delivering In al.
more-had such coutinvency been forcseen much
greater oIa would have s.sn given tho reception by
general illumination cf the dwellings, along tho route
u ssc proossssoa And tsshns s1d hass been brougt
into rssasi,ion. Az was, b. me tims tbs lrxan
rived numerous ADDITIONS maize to tbs number of
tran.parssci0s.
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About Ave ociock one of tho reguiar traits arrived,
which brought General grant, Admiral Fsrragut, and
MAJOR General RAWLINGS Chief Or H,aa 70 General Grant
II wa said delays attending tho d.
parure the Presidential party from Baltimore proved
TOO mnc for the Gcuers aud he resolved N execute
Of his famous hank movements aud steal q march
the multitude OF ronds 90 patiently awaiting 70
greet him But It has uaDspired that the rial
sotve Of the General IL thus arriving IA advance OF tho
Preadont--and The motive sctnsled Admiral Farra
grt--was AVOID being the recpscn, os the csmpmeo
iary demonstrations which have greeted him AL aong
the route, from the limo the Presidential party left
Washington until IL r,gr1ri. Tho General cnphaicaliy
dsappruves attempts that have repeatedly been
apparent intention hcnorng him, Tho persisteni
calls for appearance aud TIE noisy, csmorous de-
scriptlon of the cheers thai greeted him whom no did
agyear, very clearly indics,sd.
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Al half-past five d.~palch wss received announcing
tina; the Presidential train hrd nsred from Baltimore,
and O'Clock was expected 20 arrive IN Wash
ngion. superintendent o. Poiicc Richards stationed
double line u policemen along the platform upon which
The 20 discharge ia distinguished freight ard
wh,en point tho President would bs received by tho
members Of hi1 Cabinet md the reception oommi,lee,
and through this depot donsie lne Of infantry was
paccd g. Keep the pss-ge open from the 'rain ue
carriages
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shortly before serco Secretary Stanton Attor
ney General stansbeHy, secrr.Nry 1cc1ioch, pesnss
er ,erersi Randall, s..re,.sy Bro~uiag co'ono A H.
Long Private Secretary 70 the President. Judgs Purcell,
wm Paron, Asss.snt SECRETARY of "a. Navy; J. v.
Hartley, A.nstans Secretary of sho Treasury; Major
General caIby and stall ksgr General Rocter Erevet
Brgsdier General Lnd,uson Brsyet ksjor GencrJ En-
ery, Commodore Smith, and tho gentlemen composiDg
u. comntee 70 rcoeiys the President the part Of
The ctxeDs arrived ard took iasr station On The plat
FORM
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Pre- 'scly az seven O'Clock tho rrssidsnrs train
rived III. President stepped from h.s aud
mcd,sy surrounded by hs n md whose hearty greet
lag him that the pleasure they AL fe his sase
return the national CAPITAL of ordinary ohsr.
acier. Tho President nrsi rauied by secrc,sry
Stanton wi,h = cordially th1 lcft fcr doubt
the feelings " gracdettioa ttat he experienced
Tire asion.
AZ the rrsiIeu; aspped upon tbe platform salute
Wa hrrJ RON battery of navsl pieces under charge o.
thc brFais sailoued Iu-, outst1e of :he depot
sni ,he baud atruek ~ "ltaE tbs Chief ~bo ui.
unrh advances
When the dininxaishod party er'erct Tho car.
rlaeos Il gaa auca DARK, and although The
Pre4iisrts causm vas 10 waiting, he took
b. aest IN open carriage TO ~hrh
ths iaalss II tbs pSy hs taken scst- Tba Presidents
rarrasa moved oii u tue uue aud p-Ucsesl " tho