, 1866-09-05
VERMONT ELECTi0N.
The Republicans carryt the State
by Increased Majorities.
The Legislature Almost Unani'
mously Republican.
THE PRESIDENTS ELECTION,
EERlNG TOUR.


Sp4.ecl,ea from johnson aud Scsylrl Mt
thc Latter CIty-A Citizen of NorxCnflz
Asks Pertinent Quc%tIou-Tac Pre*t.
. dent Feels I1aat11tcd-TIle Party Will |
Hcurh Chicago To.I1IGht+
NEW foEK, September 3--Ihe Journey Of ahc
Presidential party w'as resumed yesterday aftcf-
uoon, anu enlvened By enthusiastic rceeptions at
ne..1y every station between Buealo and Cterc-
land, at Silver Creek, DuukirE, md Erie, the
Representations were particularly enthusiastic
and d,c,. from th. President lengthy and anima-
ted speeches. The party arrived 4. Cleveland at
nine o'clock in the evening, and was driven irnmc-
diate}s 10 the Kennaf1 iionse- About 1en o'clock
the President appeared on the balcony, and made
speech to TIC crowd below During iss delivery |
arena. kahlc ecenc look place The crowd was |
evidently lnrEcly couap,zed Of 1;alicals, who in-
te1ruptcd the President by hootiug and shouting,
aid In one instance cal!ing him "lsaltor.' Thc
frtcnds Of the President in the crowd replied 10
Tic numerous hlsscs with cheers aad applause.
aud when lie had finished his speech le was =a'
luted with loud and continued plaudtts. J.
C1EyEIaSD, September 4-.s1W a. m.-We arc
now leaving this city, having hcen escorted 20 the
1aIEroad station by tlv flicmc1 and others. Has-
~ reached tbs 1ak.., the party wcsc s1latcd By
.:crne-euit-r.
cat this morning, and extended httu an Invita-
zion to stop at TIN. city Oh his way hussc, aud 1t
seems probable that he Will do SO for few. Mn
ute7.
EIrn1A, Ohio. September I, 1o:40 d. m.-The
p.rty stopped here few moments, when tho
President ascended etand previously esected.
lie made m speech, but simply returned his
nuks Tot the enthusiastic reception. and here, ns
It places heretofore passed, he 1ef, tie cons.ltn-
lion. the Union and the Dag In the hands Of the
people, where he >as confident they were sate-
Calls were made for Secretary Seward, who
made few remarks. concluding by proposing
three cheers for The Union III petpetulty. Those
were given, when salute WIS flied, and the tain
moved OF.
OBEE1Is, o. September i. 1I05 a. m.--1he trsfn
passed slowly, followed BY cheers, the President
standing on the platform.
At EoEwALK.
NoEvAtK,o., September !. His a. n.-Ihe train
stunned here q fcw minutes. The President
Secretary Seward, ADMIR-! Farragut and others
appea1cd On the car plntform.
The anxiety hcEr 10 see The party was Intense.
Cheers were given an1 q falute nfcd.
The President made brief speech, Ia which he
said he wanted TO Aeal The wounds inflicted upon
the country, and desired no more shedding Of
blood 4 mAn exclaimed, y. Why don't you etop
ftat New OsIcans:'' To which tho President re
eponded thai be shnuId likct see that man*e face
Couldn't an American citizen express such . son
1Inent without being irsnlted! The cars at TIL
moment began to novc, leaving the maj
who1ad asked thc:qucstion closely surrounded b.
his dissenting ncighbors.
Ma.shal Goodsn:. who was very sick for seveEa
days. hiss efficiently recovered to resume hi
.!uticE az special attendant on the rrcaiaent.
At CLYDE.
C,rnr, O., l@40 =. m.-Thc train halted for
fcw moments, and distinguished members Of th
pa7fy ucrc introduced.
At FREMONT.
Fryrnyr H. I H. m.-Ustc a stand had bee
erected tastefnliy adorned On ono side hun
q ;arye portait Of President lincoln. and On tt
other Judge Douglas, with the notices IN laFE
3Esc7s, 81 New O13caus.T - Richmond" i" "At1anta,
''vick=hng,' "ced.r Creek and '' Welcome
orr Trczident and the counny's defenders, Fart
gut, G,ani, Meade aud Sherman"
nstpbc4 Of younR gisls. dressed In white vii
c1oWue Of flowers, were conspicuous, and sepr
ecnted The S1sios Of the Union. The tremeu a
peared in tall dIe<s.
The President, Sszet7sy Seward, Portutass
General Rania1l, Secretary Wel1a. Admiral Farf
cat, Minister ltomcro and others were sreelal1
introduced and cheefed b5 the spectators.
TIE President delivered brief patriotic a
axese. referring tu the youth present, be "a
they could, like CornelIa- press them to LII
-bosoms and kay With her ,thesc are OFT Jewels.
AT TOLEDO.
ToLspo, O., September I, J p. m.-Wew he
met ty large crowd and conducted to the ltla
on TIC part Of the committee, and want Of dis
pllne in the police force. one-half Of the fre.3'
tial party wc1c r4c1r1ed from the platform
door opening tn It having bcru eloscd before tn
~. ait could pass through.
4 lastc transparency was apparent. With
words "we!cu.ne to the President, Grant d
FA1agus."
The President and others having been int
duced 10 the spectators, Judge Potter said he
lceu dcfc.ated bJ thc authorities Of the city
tender IN him and to the gentlemen attending
cordial welcome 10 Toledo. THIS, he add
va. 1otal people, and always had been.
S.atc zsisct the d11t regiment which was org
lied to aId In pntaing down the rebellion. T
went to The waE because they Ioscd Inc eout
and the Constitution; and now. the conflict o
rherc being no rebels to tight, they returned
their former vocatiot;s-
II va. for him and those assoctated VIII vi
put the machinery In motion. Gon8scss aau
in session eight mouths and done notnlns.
now the people turned to the President
1cn,r.ubc,ed hle rceistaucc to secession anf
sacrtnce-, and til = hoped his hopes to rcunite
country would not he disappointed. lche'
son3ssos's sPEEcn.
The President fald:
Itute lc1c 10 day to present my s1ncere tho
through your ~ ,SpEeseRsse, p n; y 70.
hare for for III u oar II "ss
~ side, md II my memory seFEcs nc we es
Mv bsaIt is .1rttfed by this denonstra'
THESE dcmoutlralions chow there Is M upFa
n Of The sentiment thai declares the W. a. an
reliance lis always hecn On tho integrity and
inc ofthe people: Win TEA seEard 10 thr !. re s%
xh2t the Go7esnmcnt has faucn tni1 70 sac haaa ta
Jou hsvei ewo.n me to support the constit1
1uade by ynur fathers and purchased by
Hood II you will sustain me
holding up, my hands IT, shall ,pess throug
de1y oi1sa1 tn1aet md nnsmpaized. Ths u