, 1866-10-12

~ N%trnr1H-8Snv rnn.k nrSa
Kcsnou.r-A t;curron5 xcnn.t En"nI.ioI
by sbn I.adie.-Snrcchr. In H.. 4f.ernnnn
srom, E"n,s s;nris. r. ~. INC nMerm"on' s,T1,.
1a19e lattcfson. Mf. nraoscomoc, t:os.
lanun. Colonel ~toncel! t.en. Bnsi.. ten.
sms'n n.n ua1s Mn.%sath, nsv: E. llnnnl-
ccssiot, cte.
Especial pcspatch 10 tho Chfcapo Tr,hnnc1
srn1sor.1.D, H.. October %.
ahe eshna .eeep.,on o. !ae soniheFn Loyalists
sSrc aneccss wo1;hx scrmIno,ia ~ ~. a''' ss ,o ue
scr,cs nf oy.t,on. anS nonn1.- sa,o.' ~ Nv ,oa.
,shis. t,ro s..oa,.s ~ ~. per1.as eeuio"slrat'"ne
'o1ni Sn1,s , nd w., 'IsS nea en ~ .hsoaga ho
could scarcely be imagined lhan tbs scene present.
cd on the occasion Of Andy Johnsons vtsit 10 his
anS ea fe.r ] anch nna tsw algs Mese
cIyen vas fcr Grant md Fart,sn, s 'ng iSa
si!y i iall e enthusiasm. an5 tas aaaissta.tons
1 y rarco r c aheanSGea
nmP aT,'5,oa ,,h X, nns!olns Whisn y
ca,nees 81 use esaty e9sHsed wia steamers, esn.
o"i!aiugs tF0nsl%E upon the square a.
N%aSlng Nn'1,g. son Taa'"s ta 'estooHca over
d9snsd o,, Sor:n z hoso ne "3ns ana
onv % notteeae smo"e o"asS th sna :as ~
aeshee o1,, om e ers Iacs aas Il ~ concentrated 70
es!her. SinEic noasea eyesyWheM1e re- were deco :niea
a g. a0 a. ID sat st ss
State !icnse Square at daylight. national salu!o
was fred a sunrise. AZ early a. dawn, crowds
&c sGGay aea sss
ine Of tbs procession The streets were dcnsely
th.onsed y,th people eagerly expecting the great
The procession waa 10 haEe formed al ten
o'clock but dig not until an hour after that time,
SIMPLY IRON ~ aet ,s, .nat ho nnmnefs paftiea.
mo'yed, 1,o' re1desed an earlier formation ssn2os-
e'1les IT, frat a,v;s,on ,,c,,soa ,,,o. ,,,,r,.s
eeee. Isnd Cbi9 Masha1 nay and staS
governor and statc oiilcera IN CARRIAGE, the
stoSa'i:ss ann Invited f"ests IN ea.stasss Kesep-
emeps of ts rnnd snn pe ., q }s n npp p1Si' e
M taEe department and several civic associations
ana G s,'lzsns; s'sca t,,rd ,onuh md o,h ,,,,.,on,
ne sSeoao, Ioe9' iGaa sa.,; ann asn @ oivis:ons
oeS aSa sss to March The
sion vas over mile and hali in 1ens1l, ai,d ad-
alfons tIon, the %a,.ltnds of lookets:on iac,eas-
hers, almost all mounted. Flnss futtered alons
the line; large wagons were filed will
beautiful girls, eo;lumed 10 represent ne
lent The inspiration OF music to the many other
charms OF the scene, and The cannon's Numbering
tones rcverhesa,ed over all the dig Of music,
through the lorg line were nany banners bcaring
inscriptions. from which we select tue following,
ue !siuEtfatlye OF tic popular lce!tug: Nhltc
Johnson: This Is the that lay In tho housc that
JACK built" Congress: This Is The cat that
killed the rat that lay In the house tl1a. Jack
l,uitt,s' ..No slclter 10 traitors, ani
no fellowship with the friends of traitors.
but to ali patriots and heroes hearty weIconae."
The ls!Ief was 60 displayed on huge banner
hung ac1oss Washington street, from The State
Housc-n Significant 10. alton: ''Jnsticc, equal
ana exact to all who will enlist under this BAN
uer." When did the President begin 10 awing
around the circ1et When be- lcfl he opprcsscd
and went over to the oppresfor." "Whcn tho
new Pension Agent u Springfield: a rtwsr4 Of
dc-Meriitt, which makes ttic widow nHd orphan
mourn" "Ilcy who Ica7ed our bayonct5 have
reason to lear our baltot.."
Those arc Int specimens Of como $50 insertp-
tfans upon banners in the procession. 4 feature
uE this PROCESSION, which ston!l not be forgotten.
SnIfurGefd. Jlc cuC.ncs bore hrys dressed AZ
zonases, girls a. Geddesses Of Liberty, eas5es,
nSnw r%S"ets' "'' "'A'ns oeau'''t "'s~