The New York herald., 1866-09-02

0eheu' rangement, as II prevented all crowdhg ana
delay The President loudly cheered he stepped
abo'rd also the heroes Of the war; Grant aud
f1arrasut one in fame and one 10 fraternity
START.
The party being all safely collected and the full num-
ber positively ascertaned, that sragger should
be left behind and General Grant having satisfied him
self that the Admiral board and the Admiral that
The General at the 'front.' the engineer blew start
ing note and the train of cars under the steam pressure
OF the large and powerful engine General Gudds,"
sped upon its way amid cheers. yells screams music
asgs banners handkerchef gesticulatons and panto-
mimic demonstrations Of the excited and delighted
crowd Thus, with demonstration as gratifying as that
which greeted him his arrival the President took his
departure from the patriotic city and hospable people
Of Auburn All the party speak in eulogisc terms Of
The hospitable and generous which they
en- tertained AZ Auburn
IN ROUTE
Along the pleasant suburbs of Auburn, past beautiful
the homes of the business people OF the town.
past factories and carpet factories and mill streams
breaking into numerous artificial cascades, and all the
other evidences OF labor and capital and well directed
enterprise the train swept Then into the lovely
try through beautiful which the eye roamed
pleasure and delight that Natures charms of hill
and valley, meadow and stream. only inspire. In
enjoyment OF these scenes through which they SO
swiftly borne, and upon which they might never look
again, the time passed swiftly till the train drew up
cAyuGA
Along the borders the beautiful lake which bears the
the train had passed. its passengers ali en-
gagged in catching hurried glance at its many charms
of wooded shores and sun bays There was tho usual
crowd Of people assembled at the depot and the usual
Misunderstanding and cries for Grant and Farragut and in
deed, the exuberant demonstrations OF welcome
that continue TO greet the President wherever he goes
GRANT MEETS ONE VETERANS.
During the very brief stay here old veteran OF
General Grants army got the platform and seizing
his former commander by the hand, exclaimed
General, the last time yon and were near train
together IL id numbering train-a train OF artil-
Iery."
The General, az IL the veterans auson brought him
back 10 the grim past, worked shade Of rmness into
hs smile he warmly returned the pressure of the
eran's grasp
AGAIN
The parting cheers and salu,a,ions took place and
again the trap II 1t had halted TO rest was speeding
through the country, which opens out TO view
rying landscapes Of beauty and lovcness on to
SENECA,
where salute fred from a loaded and dis
charged with rapidity by the village boys upon the
other fields than that village play ground.
There a large concourse of people around the
depot and on the platform Tho depot draped with
the American flag and conspcuously displayed the
battle flag Of the One Hundred and Forty eighth voun-
teers In and around Seneca there tho greatest
demonstration OF welcome for the President and party,
exhibited, the official fathers OF the place having re
solved tender a formal welcome and draw forth a
speech from Mr.. johnson. The President and party
here left the and stepped upon the PLATFORM where
the President was introduced 10 the assemblage and
after him Ihe other distnguished gentlemen.
TgE WELCOME.
Miller represented the people OF the village in
rendering the welcome In the Of his remarks he
said that county had contributed soldiers
10 the in proportion to the population than any
other county the State and he added that in the same
spirit the true patriotic and Union loving Of senecs
would rally, like majority in defence Of President
johnson and the Union. This elected rcmendou.
cheering from the asscmblage.
IHg PRssIpGsTs mASKs.
Mr. johnson in a few words expressed his thanks for
the hearty welcome extended 10 him by the people OF
Seneca Falls and then Dowing, returned to the
rARRsarr LTk
The sicnai was given to start before handsiiakng was
quite over, and rush made 10 get aboard General
Grant succeeded m getting on IN time, but had not
second 10 spare. The urbane Admiral, who shakes
hands with all the ladies' he gets within reach OF. was
not 20 fortunate and he would have been lett 20 IN.
duge in he company of the ladies' of Seneca
Falls TO his hearts content had not the
quick Of General Grant dscerned hn, and tho tram
was Immediately stopped and backed up enable the
Admiral 10 get aboard, which he did amid The cheers
and good hnmored laughter of tho company He turned
and smiled from the platform, and again cheers were
an. l.f.k Ha gtr
knowiedged and was escorted 20 his berth the car
by General Grant. Miss Townsend, Of New York, and
Mrs Martin, or Auburn ioined the eycureionisis a.
Seneca Fails delegation from Auourn took lea, .
Of the party
the party met, Al other places the way. by
enthusiastic thousands Mr. B Slosson behalf of the
oitns extended a cordial welcome, and the President
briefly returned his heartfelt thanks General Grant and
Major Generals Rousseau, Cnster and stecdnan, and
Admiral Fauagut presented TO the spectators and
cheered. Loud calls made for Secretary Seward
whose appearance was heartily greeted. Sslutes
nred and there from band.
yrpcs DorGLAs ranny
A. clifton Springs an interesting incident occurred
GENERAL Nccallum received information AT Auburn hast
night the family Of Judge Douglas consisting of his
sister Mrs. Granger, and his two sons, Robert and
Stephen were stopping at Clfton Springs tr nome OF
his sister and mother, and asking whether the Pres
dents train would stop and take them 20 Chicago, 70
Join in the Of Inauguration General Mccal-
um promptly telsgraphed that the request would be
complied with Judge Granger, his lady, and the two
Of stephen A. Douglas were received board ths
morning the train stopped for a moment The ven.
ersble mother Of the deceased statesman In too
feeble health 10 undertake the Journey. A the train
paced the handsome residence OF nrs. Granger the
President Genersl Grant and Admiral Farragut came
upon the platform and bowed repeatedly the
erabe mother OF the deceased statesman she waved
handkerchief the eyes OF the old lady streaming with
grateful tears Upon entering the Presidential car MR.
Granger and the of Douglas cordially
ceyed BY the President who engaged the youths
yerssiion for some time
aT cIFroS SPRINGS
the Pre- dental party scverslly introduced ~ u
Seward aud each received With great enthusiasm
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