New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

down tie river to meet President did also committees
Of citizens Of Albany and Troy on board Rst cSS
and they proceeded gaAy ID company
ALBANY.
Albany was reached at 7:l0 and there q perfect
alton wac accorded President About 5000 people bad
assembled the the Presden. and bis
fellow travellers stepped the hndng and
walked the lines tie Borgess. Corps the military and
the police drawn to receive them the enthusiasm OF me
bandkercheis men burrahed the military presented arms
Numbered forth their honrse notes OF welcome and
the shr whistles Of the steamboats, sweed the tumut oil re-
Joicing. . .,o,,
eeson formed 10 the following Tic Fire Department
under Chief Engineer hcQaade the Albany squadron Of
the burgess corps acting guard Of honor The line pro
10y along Broadway to Ferry thence to Pearl aud up
SPIRIT OF TIE RECEPTION.
The entire route lined with enthusiastic crowds who
cheeIed for the President Gen Grant secretary sew
ard and Admiral Farragu. Indeed 1t difficult TO tell
which received greater share OF the popular attention Men
moved along while strains q fine brass band added no
light attraction 10 The demonstration. A.,
part in Many of the houses in the city were
ss Is *. nsoSs so sna H %ns pO
oce drsed BLACK IN resP:e, for The dean Q, pess
hrong and tie ground front Of the Capitol Building and
the soops and tie halls Of edhee were tsronged 70 over
flowing The lights flashed from the wncoWs ana the scene
usually 20 dark, was quite animated
GOV. FEyIoN AND STAFF.
s COY rss'9 Co.. ihS Martin % s Pay
MASTER Gen. Maryhe Surgeon Gen PomfIs the STATE AS
The apsie and other State officers were IN attendance
st,ls Capitol wAitins to receive the President and SUITE
tool pse, on TssNhns the csP,O The BSr
q the tading and the Presiaen. the
stepe The crowd great that the members 0; the SEN
ate who followed II. Governor unable % get oat OF the
toe on which regned were not heard by half
~" SPEECH op GOV FEyroy.
The Governor spoke as follows .. ~. c,,.,u.a.
s. Of ne RsPsshe sddsn You welcome beh,ef
,nd people the state whose s,Po you yi, We
your uduei hence to pa, hoaor 70 TIE ms%SIy S,ss
md snsl resins place Of the patriot and mntyI. Lincoln
have no po-s .'I nor ds s5 Nc soc sm ,s re-
speci ssr,nmy Of tho whO' peors upon a. oes..o1
.sa s,; Their name ss s to IN yer ha
late. the good order prosre freedom q al ststei Of
their ens., hope hs, peace viii soon ops. Up to .he people oil the
REPLY OF TIE PRESIDENT.
The President thanked the Governor. lie said:
PIs.dss, aisd states. and veg TO I.io,9 sincere
N THE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
The President ard party Thea conducted to the Ereeu
tive Cba@ber BY The Governor and the members Of tbs
Secretary Seward Secretary Wee' and Gen Grant and
ADMIRAL arragnt aud other State officials
sPKECH OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
, S yh,p he was Introduced he said Ia this buding
need no Introduction bring the capital OF tho State OF
York the e,er Of peace Of reconciliation and restored
Union
The party were then recondaeed to their G'I1ses BY the
reformed and proceeded 10 the Delavan House.
sERtSADE TO THE PRESIDENT.
At i0 O'Clock the johnson Club y ia number each bearing
eompanied by band and serenaded the President
Ole transparency bore the words JGan'on Cub
Correspondent has just been speaking to one Of
the members II the Club who IN reply 10 qger! TO its
ibs Roman Candle Into my hand" About Ii O'clock Inc
Romsn candle. were let OH causing OF the ag the
hotel aud the curtains TO take ire There was grand rush
Tho President appeared tae w.dows the din
ner aud made second edition Of hs New YORK speech
nounced Congress sofed tic aio.s profession and wound
up By sssus thom 20 support ny Policy WITH the ballot
doe.d br The MsSor and was received With cheers He msie
rambling remarks aud upoe being called apen to speak
been Injured BY TIE hsad q ss.,n e refused to spesS
Sat people declared .h.he listen 20 him oFto
as zone The crowd had made d,P,ragag remNs and
upon general desrs being eIpred s be seos 'geas BE-
' The & poa S %sa
Andrew johnson as the only msa n Congress from the -
slave States who agreed with him ia his determination At the
outbreak OF the Rebellion to restore tie Unoo whatever
cost and TO abolish African SiVey Throughout the land
He said they had accomplished both and they wished
TO celebrate With the people the restoration Of peace and the
establishment OF the principles of universal manhood and
humanity. anybody wanted mos they would have to seek
The President spoke for hour over all tbs
a. be proceeded aud exhibited feeling than GA
any occasion he left Washington he challenged any
one IN power out OF power TO prove tina. |
be had ever violated sagle principle Of the |
plstirm OF the party which placed Mr. lincOn !
and himself in nomination for President and Weep esdent
Tie crowd amused Itself BY side remarks and when in.
qured whom had been traitor they responded Thsd
S,eyens" and "Gen. Batter They ct the time urged
the HANGING of stevens and Davis. The decidedly
with tue President and gave satisfactory re-
soouses 10 all his questions and requests.
IIe dinner was a tame affair No oasts were proposed.
those entertained the Presidents party 81
different politics and It feared sonsbody feelings might
be hurt Aer the serenade to which tue President respond
until o'clock.