The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-07


ness We will soon see all the sta es restored
to their proper place il the CLion To
which The President replied: IL tender
to you nv heartfelt. thanks for Tie ,nan>
Nv confen is now, where it ALWAYS
has been, in The roass OF the people. lhere
is an important question 10 settle. We
have passed through peril. The constitu
tion and the Union are still in peIii. (
feel well assured lhat you Will 10 your du'v
in a proper manner. Al Que time We had
to contend against tae attempt 10 separats
The states but now the tendeucv is to sh.
soIb the powers Of the government In ous
department, which is qui'e as ot;us a.
secession, | turn the constitution and
The Union over 10 you, the people, N
whose hands believe they will be SAFE -
This country and the world look 10 the
position that New York is about 10 as
sumo" At UeEkmer, gentleman said
to the President tina. the compliments
aud respects Of Ibe leople wora ,eDterei
to The PRESIDENT without re. ara ~ party.
Mr.. Seward le,e, rs 4: he places irev-
President, General Grant, Admiral Para
gut and the Secretary of tho Navy. ~
ask you TO do, he sad, is 10 s,ant be
hind them. The President IN tie course
OF his address said "lhe country hasioe
passed through a war something else re-
mans ~ he done The Executive De
paF4menl has performed It's duty, aid Ln
~, Ea,-
must make a bold stand Tor the consti,u
lion; il has carried us through tie gebe'
lion, and If ihe people will 60 heir dul7
all Will be safr" Al Ulica. the par,,
stopped about thirty minu,es, when they
were e>co.teG to a stand especially cree.
ted for the purpose. Hon. c. Ii. Doc,
little made long speech, welcoming tho
party in the name of the people, without
dislioclion OF party, to Utica At Rome,
there nss a dense mass awaiting the Pres.
idential parry, AID when ther approached,
lba Mayor OF Rome Delivered speech OH
behalf OF the authorities and cilizans.
greeting the President ard rejoicing Tia,
the robes of office Of Andrew Jackson
have fallen here they fl so welt TLs
Preiident briefly responded, saying auoug
otaer things, that il accounts Of human
affairs could Je communicated to ,ha
dead. or Tie Jackson to whom tie sDean..
er had referred, nonlr'~.urn over ia his
grave and burst from bis cofIin. end, sas
log tho hatlliments Of tie dead, woui;
raise his long arm aud exleud his boLv
finger and say, a. Of old, " BY the eter.
nai tha federal lJnion must and shall be
preserved - AT Syracuse, itriy thou.
sand people are es ;matli IT, I4te iuru,d
on, 10 welcome Tie parts. The Msyv:
delivered lengthy sGdress hete, also exs
pressing confidence IN the 'residpnt. He
replied hy referring them TO his pnbhr
acts. At Auburn, the entry into tie city
was triumphal. A runaway horse at
iaUhed to a buggy dashed against the
carriage in which were lie President and
Secretary Seward, causing much excire>
mert. Eo:ty-lhIee car loads of soldiers
and citizens came from Gyracu,e, to
participate in the grand reception
Twelve hundred Of them were soldiers.
who came To pay their respects to the
chief magistrate Of the nation. At
Seward park a p'attorm was erected.
from which the President acknoW edged
tie compliments Of the Mayor At
Willow Grove on Lahe Owasco, III
excellent dim "as served. The
Presideu, b!i,ly responded to the first
toast. Grant, fauaeut, Eurnero, and
Others. wele then Similarly honored =
The banquet broke up At q lac Lour IN
the best OF spiii!s.