New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

tion Of his mind this welcome here to-day peea
s 5 ri. and sTTf c sg address more thar
thank and thank this large audience tnrous Wv
Sssd WITH @s IL journey must soy this welcome in
oreases my confidence and increases my des'm ahat
,ss ts'' .na hat Gnp which
love- and which obligated TO sustain IN paIus
speech feel cyofwssmed what has bee. said leave
the flag the Constitution and the Uuon 10 your hands
gate and individuality accept my thanks for the welcome you
have given mo here today.
After the usual presentations had taken place Secretary
Seward said
IC6sers and cries Of Yes shall have T. goOa-oys
God bless and preserve the Union lOSeefs io
ROCHESTER,
Thu p,s.tssnt reached Rochester at III and tho
train moving through the large depot followed by the crowd
,opued In front of tho Congress Hall Hotel The military
consisting Regiment Of N T. Volunteers
Col Clark drawn up In limo to receive the Freosns
Passing the hotel the Presidential party sat ao"h " manu-
repast
DIAsKR TO TEE FARTY.
There were two tables the head Of one Of which was
W. d. Moore the Mayor Rochester and e. The head oil the
other the President After the good things had been DIS
patched Mayor called the company to orde a1d sd;
III give yoa as sentiment Health Of Andrew johnson
President Of the United states
acknowledged the toast with bow and wave Of his head.
MAYOR Moore then gave Army the NAVY and tho Dpo
matte Corps and called on Gov Seward to respond. A
Sew ard saids 800 Il - ~ etT trt 81
MIR. sEwARD's sPEscH D ,a..iacs .
DO not belong to o sns sns sns lido not be-
long the Diplomatic Corps II you expect ne ~ Snsw b
n yI Son had toasted the President 81 the United sai
and those Sssocated with him IN the t0yeSnmenS would
ossed tie Sseretary Of STATE here by my
side TO answer Tor tie army and navy and AN nos gong 20
spsas in Republican city ho Diplomatic Corps Of tocign
naons What do you by caiug mo out 20 SPEAK "T
themf Laughter and cheers Nov my speesh y mSas
20, great popularity know how bot lie nss 20. ~ s
ADMIRAL aragu who u slsO very popular tS aa 10
try IL tiat will hClp along aas hter ana ehsersI
GEN GIANT TOASTED.
Gen. Grant uext toasted api bowed MS aeAnoVieus
weuts fries Of Speech speech amid Whiea MI Seward
said DO not think place with closed doors Is the place
for sentiments The people outsidei fake the President
there
ISrRopucroRy SPEECH on MAYOR MOORE.
The President was then conducted balcony in font Of
the hotel and vas loudly cheered Mayor Moore sad'
In behrK Of the Common Cooue and citizens geneI.y
ingashed sepsmen you mar o 10
iiea Of opinion will lessen respect or re-
gard ana due 70 the hg and exalted po0T you os
eupy ard respect and reaa 70. yoa s ~ ne
dark strneels aud although mere aie sos mr.
who differ wh ySa as e Toe es ~. GoSsrnet St ii
Sr in our mifst every thinking man seeoics 10 you
hscp Tbs Missing lis ocean 81 uDtarned faces
70 rect vow come here 10 thank you fr your services
and they all S S has e ,n services until this distracted
country shall b. IN unity IN inerhy anu ~ salt
e ne PP w vow ey hoT the people
thai ron are actuated By pnre aud patriotic mo'rs VIII
you longer In the heat OF the day oa' DIG you
''s'' THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Tho President repIicdr Mayor asa tne sixsas q no
ehrster you will please accept my acknowledgements anu s
cere thanks the eord weeome you have gea me mere
to-day is, 81 a u S S heart ~ e%S what St
further say that demonstrations Ike tese inspire me
eoahdenes and i9issss my s nf sn and ay per-
teLcy for the Of the onioa ana she
upon tho Intelligence upon the integrity and upon tho pat
e.@ grs. mas: s Of ss ps n
all Of which 1t has passed; and in accepting your kind
welcome and in parting win you an Suo,, sl
of me make speech this occasion for neither the time
health will permit as have endured great tg9e LOT
the intellectual Is strong ms Ought 10 De- tsnk vd
the spirit still righlCheersl-and as long az the blood
which warns my existence shall continue to
up and down veins Just SO long me best energies
viii be devoted TO tee preservation o. tne onon
ing you to-day there the coos pontng TO the re
an, and conflict and under those coors you
all aware sacrifices that have been made IL not
blood that has she'd the that has been expended
and tho peril through which your Government has passed
They aIe ali familiar you commit TO your hands Ia the
nendne struggle before country to the hands OF the people
~ the officers and soldiers od bless them Cries OF good
country the ud SIS 5a% e permit s
in the sincerity Of heart to thank you and 10 bid you fare
| blessings OF Heaven 10 rest upon this people
and the people Of this and all tue states lVheer'I
| SPEECH OF Mr.. SEWARD.
After Grant and Farrsgat seen and eheefed. Mr.
seward said; Arc yo time has Cres Of Go
ahead lets hear yoa .at y ws' % Spot 70 r Sss
very we'll perhaps you remember better than DO that
s SHsSsssr h sni in the hearing Of whole
nation that an irrepressble conflict at hand Cheer
think YOU are more your association with that
than YOU are by anything happened here
Laughter aud applause wish TO ten You Snst my rece
here then wS Carried ~ ny sas s5oSss b eHsr
| me from organized public opposition. Ndt 700 haa"a@
Laughter and applause But came out all right ana sV
conflict which 10 vain tried TO avert that after
mountains Of gore that would back this t
day Of September with the President Of the United States
Bringing you surrender Of Slavery the surrender Of Seees
sion and Of the UniOu woud have
called propheti Laughter and applause Would you
are ss'' not agreed in our views He tiuks il is
people are not going accept the peace think
rey different thuk you going 10 accept the rcstoa
ton Union the terms that have been offered as old
Noah reported have said during the deuge II don't
think going to be much Of shower after a No,
body divide destroy this Union Jefeson Davis and
Robert could nobody else can do H.
Thoagh you shoo all against me IN the state o.
Won could not God has together what uod mas
put together will ever dseonneeh or shan any
man put asunder. lCheersl
LEAVING ROCHESTER.
After the party again seated in the train the crowd
were wild with excitement every one trying to get near
enough TO shake hands and OF great disorder
vailed the military trying vain to keep the people back
Al Rochester the Mayor Erie joined the party and prom
ised rousDg reception in Eric the Democratic conven-
ton and Hester Cme their candidate for Governor were to
be there on the day the President passed through.
BRocKroRT.
On reaching Broekpot the President eonseted to a
platform taefny decorated with the American flag and