New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Mr.. johnson Repeats His Speech
CONGRESS DENOUNCED AND HIS OWN
POLICY PRAISED.
Special Disptteh to The n. y. Tribune.
CHICAGO Wednesday Sept. s. 1866
LEAVING DETROIT,

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on the Michigan Central Railroad in special train OF four
magnificent saloon'ears urnsDe" py 'ne 'upeiN'eun
! the Road, T. N. Rice.
The engine QChaenge which drew the train specially
nted red white and blue for the occasion and resembed
hinge BARRIERS pole The occupied by the President con
tanned many baskets wreahs and bouquets Of choice flowers
and was luxurously furnished. very small crowd vat
messed the departure and there really enthusiasm
Cen Grant appeared upon the train looking somewhat bag
gard and making his way into forward as far as he
could get from the rest Of the party and seemed TO be con-
tented when left alone.
Commandery No Of the Knights Tempars Of Detroit &C
eompanied the President and there were also
Dumber OF committeeman from Chicago on the train.
YPsILAETI
At Ypsan the President welcomed by Mayor Bogar'
du on behalf citizens for the manly and bold manner in
which he had defended the Constitution and the rights OF the
States give you the Presidents reply that msy have
sample remarks to-day at the eleven largo towns
which the train stopped He said: wish to say 10 you
fellow you know not here for the purpose OF
making speech Passing along almost as were lpon the
wings Of the wind to receive such eorda welcome as t
from the people on such short notice ana aeh spontaneous
upFsngs have occurred throughout The whole route
onsated just this moment the power OF the people without
moving this car along Ihey Lad pushed We paVind
tho tran evidence although small in itself Of that
uprising Of great the American people, when IN
Se Ie ls IooCn We have been involved you
aware oil Of youor have the nconestbe evidence
among you-in long That is ended and II IS ne
cssay row to Government and return othe orig
ina principles HPon Which Is oasea tnat tae wCfN sns
difference Of opinion in reference TO that restoration
part Government has been tie subject
and another part tie other The
menced after the armies dsbanded in the hed and has
been constantly progressing The States the hand
have done all that required of them, while far as the
Executive Department OF the Government las been concerned
done all that incumbent deyoved upon IT. Next
the States eapperug and resumng al Their relations
to the Federal on The other the Federal Govern
ment hes been resumiDg oil its relations excepting
Department ard there The issue has turned and
IT the great principles that lies at the foundation OF
every Government that taxation aud representation should go
along hand in haId The people q the South who were IN
conditions They have submitted TO oil that has been pro-
posed by the Federal Government. They admit tn Il they
have gone wrong and still wiling to make aonement and
come back and unite with rs where We once stood In that o
the Union under the Constitution and under the American
flag. am free to say to YOU have nothing to disguise
anxious this Government restored have
been anxious to see Tie bleeding arteries Of ,,e PEG
pie stoppedi have been snxions 10 see Inc eT'
have been anxious TO peace and reconciliation restored
among the people An my efforts have been in that direction
and with your help yes with your help the day not far
when Government w be restored when peace
prosperity and harmony win again return to this people aud
nations wbce we occupied not long since Then lei me pass
you through yOur chairman my for
this cordial welcome and in parting with you leave in
with thirtysix stars. lVoicei Amen = CheeTsl This
Union not broken TO pieces but restored place them in
your hands for preservation Your honored representative
has referred tie Consultation made by fathers after the
revolution and they had achieved their independence
established this free Government which this day enjoy
that Constitution which purchased their bood-1 this
day deliver into hands with the injunction that pro-
vasions your Constitution aad your hands leave tho
Gag Of your country IN your bands leave the union Of hese
power and mercy viii LET HIS best blessings rain upon you and
upon this people CheeTf.l
About people listened the speech Of which furnish
literal report.
little girl presented the President with bouquet and he
kissed her LADY presented Seward with and be kissed
her Being called upon for speech. he said
Gen Grant and never run q oppositiOn You will have to
agree gree :. Es&s Us BOTH 9 fSS 90 ss gs' either
AT Ann Abor the President bis temper While he was
speaking the crowd proposed three cheers for
Grant, which be misunderstood three cheers for Congress-
and retored that he could narate incident which would
perhaps make them DESTROYS Of cheering Congress
That daring the last session Congress hsd sat for eight
months doing nothing but passing vaye Of the Con-
sitution and opposing bis policy That they had doled out
ESQ to tue poor soldiers who served their country faithfully for
years. and eco the soldiers who served their country
faithfully three years but with prOtc enthusiasm they had
voted themselves o., piece
Shortly .fer leaving Ann ArbOr the commander Of the
uih, TsnnIsrs he the train whiring along ct tbe
rate of mile minute reSS 40 eqafe 40 Tue PRESIDENT all
hands the cor standing and holding on 10 'oa' pre-
sen,ed hold to maintain their perpendicular. ss',
From the address It was evSsat that e PIed'Pt was .l
Mason and Knight TeEpsfi ga 81 johnson 10 rspy
acknowledged M be sas not very bright but that the Order
had al WAYS his best wishes for its success.
The people had collected every station In large crowds
and were generally respectful but there was no enthusiasm
except at KALAMAZOO tie residence Of the Hon Ch's
sTa,t former Sehator In Congress when Democrats repro
sentod Michigan Congress- through whose eIcons 90
apparently hearty welcome given. In striking contrast
With Kalamazoo was tie repetition IN - 's>-5'
.~.ss sar '.'-' at b1TH ckEKK,
where the display Of feeling doubt genuine not noy
stand had been erected by those friendly to the Adm i.
traon and the wedpossd citizens to tender welcome to
the President gentleman with weak voice and hpd as
position announced the President from the stand 10 ais
coraut audience who did give cheer bu, kept upA
constant bubbub
Loud cheers for Grant were made and for Tard
Mr. Seward in the midst Of the disturbance said:
Fellow CITIZENS Gen Grant never speaks against me.
should Ike 10 know how many OF You are M inon
have much enthusiasm IN Michigan In regard 10 the
oDS viii c yVs s Sfes ceo
t2y the United States Three cnees How many statesi
G an who are favor Eacd State. Of Is sts S1s
signify 1t BY hurrshng catering and derisive cheers.
So5, star oberS many are ID iaygs o. 81 e W
please say aye IL I'D and rather boserOus Ayel DO
president or nothiIg"
After few remarks by Mr.. Seward Mr. johnson en-
to speak the hoongs Of the crowd checked bin
for few moments when the uproar absed sufficiently to
allow him to be heard. lie said'
Ara the citizens OF this town lost to proprey that they
cannot treat with respect ielowciizen llore ohurbanGe
or gentleman patriot and lover Of bis country though be
NAV differ with another in opinoni respect good map
because lie that cannot respect or himself TO ue ms
couniTymen equal IDd ieo~,ele@s9 ~ S D
10 he respect Of no one l want some OF the Kosons
10 know that though stranger IA person
an pubic life TIC people OF tsls COUNTY ca ~ que
tine fuow 9ho their friend IN tie Congress q le United
Stses [" That's sou whom do the people OF the Wesb
vhout regard 10 paay her great qafuOhs OF IN
orestf When the struggle for home ara NnS ara el
dren Nbeie did Andrew JohnsoA stabdf loi'e'- Al
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