New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10


chaotic condition q things back to the law aud Tie CoH1,
ton i throws ny work you and the whole country .'
on ne hand oppose separation, dissolution anu -
on The band, let tel you there is equ.i ue5 ~
II tie patriotic duty Of every man w st Ran
70 petty distinction 10 Keep be nooI on The one hand
be should be equally certain Of clearing inc If orr
E r e T ds s' Ie 10 tT Tie States should in
their proper sphere and should the leueiA1 w @ "a
and now deIove upon people in returning 70 lae anu
the restoration Of Tie States TO that an me Depart
Of the Government are properly soyusf ,rn le
easy my oountrymen. know. TO rate 'auo. ~ 1870, ".
paftmept OF The Government and make tue charge y.
and despotsm against another; Ont Iet my soy ~ Nc go
cisco more efeeray by hundred men than It can be p
Cheers The III mortal ia ne ibstituons Of
can be more efecusy carried out by money than
bv fear Notwithstanding all that has been zone Rha sau
80 iaed myself upon constitution OF country and
in ong 60 Rave exercised power but what deemed my
SS name and in Your behalf have exercised the veto
lower for The purpose Of arresng and staying certain meas
mes iii the sovereign people Of this nation should nave time
TO consider upon them Loud cheers Believing that nave
done nothing bat my duiy shall stand by the O0hoIop.
this OF the Internal regions combined can never de me
from the discharge Of my d % 1an1 hands S ri he flag With
undimnisbed with AL its stripes unopteraleu
Cheersl 1 invoke the best blessing Of Heaven on you
he was frequently interrupted by cheers during the delivery
Of has speech.
EE ROUTE PoR ST. LOUIS
The President formally introduced to Mayor Thomas
and escorted TO the Ruth when the bells commenced
ringing noting readiness the feet TO turn their bows
boneward The steamers Andy johnson, Ruth and Olive
Branch ashed together first forward closely
followed by as many other boats there original States
in the Union.
As soon as the feet Of gay decked steamers was under
way the Presidential party crossed over from the steamer
Andy johnson the Ruth and passed TO the cabin es
cored by detachment Of Knights TemIlar AT this point
Capt Bart Able suggested that the boats were about 70
pass mighty Missouri River the party should be escorted
to the upper deck to view that mighty stream
The President and party escorted to the hurricane ROOF
OF the Ruth where they passed an hour IN very peasant
manner Gen. Grant was kept busy in acknowledging the
congratulations heAped upon him. Secretary Seward
Secretary wees Admiral Farragut and party came in for
their share Of attention.
The feet steamed slowly the river greeted OF every
point with sautaons from the people shore and the nu
boats that lay along the shore awaiting to greet the
party the representing the thirteen original pSse
on Another also representing the States that had
been admitted the Union joined the feet The steamer
Ruth especially overcrOwded with passengers crowds OF
whom gathered round the distinguished eIcurHonsts either
to gaze at or shake hands with them The confusion on board
this boat was immense but there systematic attempts
10 restrain dinner served Of which many partook
The steamers presented beautiful and CAV appearance as
they swept the river unclouded sunlight lit the scene
and the weather was mild pleasant After the dinner the
President received the Of 1919 represented by Gen
Ranny Col Brigham and Others The FIST named addressed
bin follows:
SPEECH OF GEN. RANNEY.
Mr. Presidential directed by the soldiers Of the war OF
1912 10 bid you welcome Missouri and her COM
mereia Capital and with voice TO bid you bod teeu
give peace to the nation In 1914 we fought teep New
England the Union You contendng now at the head
ser when peace shall smile upon all parts Of the United
States and permitted to worship God under our ne
and tree with make afraid then the old soldier
head covered with silver will gather around bin at
the domestic reside his children and grandchildren and re-
The Of And
dent Of tho United States.
The President made brief and appropriate response.
ST. LOUIS.
AT O'Clock the returning from Corondoet reached
the yee near the Of where the Presidents
party dsembarked and transferred to carriages
Thousands Of persons crowded all anxious to see the
President other distinguished eXcursOnis particularly
Gen Grant The police had aborous and strength
ing ndeavoring to keep back the noisy and urgng
multitude from crowdng the carriage. After consd'
cradle delay the procession moved slowly along the route
Many decorated with flags and Transparent
cie One erected Chesnust, opposite The RpHbh
Office elegantly decorated and ornamented with portraits
of johnson Farragut statue Of Judge Douglas
was displayed a stand near BY The sidewalks were
crowded all the way on the route and cheer after cheer
peatedy went up Men their hats and ladies their
handkercb e lively demonstration hss seldom II
ever been witnessed The procession Toved in the following
order;
Detachment poce regular troops soldiers and sailors
Of the late and wounded soldiers ana sailors d tue
late army and navy in carriages Executive Commttee;
Knights Templar and Mayor Of St. Louis 1anked each
side by Knights Tempar Presidential party Gen Hancocks
Staff officers Of the army and navy duty the city Scotch
Club and Caledonian Society in Highland costumes Judicary
City Council Mayor and City Council Of Carondae City and
County officers Members Of the Press Free Masons; Odd
Fellows; johnson Clubs Of the County Hbenian Society
Shamrock Society; United Of Erni Roman Catholic
Total Abstinence Society," Students Of the ST. Louis Univer
sity Fenans Butchers Associations Draymens Associations
Police Commissioners; City Police Members Of the her
chants Exchange; Citizens in carriages Citizens mounted
Citizens on FOOT Fire Department They finally halted at
the nde Hotel the party escorted
20 the paor thence to the balcony main
where they greeted by thousands Of spectators from
below The President introduced and received with
deaening cheers when Major Thomas addressed him ns
follows
ADDRESS OF MAYOR THOMAS.
GERS OF me Army AND NAVY TIE UNITED STATES: As
Chief Executive Of this great city numbering 10000 CO.., people
members Of the Chamber OF Commerce manufacturers bank
5 sId 6 OF this city ons are not
unlike other people They wish to take BY the hand and con
verse with the President Of this great and glorious Republic
patience with them and receive them eodrteouy and
then reception hospitality 10 yourself and friends will not
pc oS % n Se2 liberal Mr. Pres
dent on their behalf extend TO my hand and say am
ever bad the pleasure Of taking by the hand in
ST. Louis during residence Of 20 years in THIS city While
with as speak people; facts They have been in
the habit Of hearing and thinking for themselves and can
peneta every thought aon and word spoken even though
Il be from the President Of the United States.
The President briefly and parotcay responded and the
reception over and the whole party at in the
midst Of the citizens.
There cries Of order among the crowd cheers and
waving OF hats while many mpatenty demanded silence
The President being the front the balcony and in the
act Of responding silence having been partially restored be
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