The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03
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CANAEoA 1eFJAs n. Y, Sen. LILO "A.
MAI Clifton, the ESD AMI ana Marty
took on be "a the sister Of fhe Iafe
Judge Douglas and his two sons. iTiie
President and Gen. Grant went IA the
platform Of. the car and bowed to Mrs.
granger, the mother, of the deceased
Senator, who was sitting ct the door
az o. aer F tdence not far nom = the track.
Ihe train next arrived at Communications.
where the President and Others We're
tntrpduced 70 the people. &, i.
AURURN, n. ", Sep. l.-+Y Yesterday
on the arrival Of the President and his
party at this city, a. son of Mr.. Richard
SON rushed towards the carriage to
shake hands with Gen. Grant, hut in
his efforts TO do SOL fell under the wheels.
thereby Shat tering his legsrs. Hewas
conveyed to his home. LASTING ht he
sent word to Secretary Seward that he
was anxious to see Gen. Grant The
latter ected by the circumstance, as
related by the Secretary, last night at
~ O'Clock, attended by Surgeon Gem
eral Barnes, called at the house Of the
snheref and in parting, told the youth
when he recovered, to write him q let
ter as ne might be Of use to him.
RpoH Sep. 1.-THE train halted
before Congress bail when the Mayor
OF the city came on hoard, and, togeth-
er with the committee of Rochester; es-
Icorted the distingu ished party TO Con-
gress Hall where they partoolS Of a
lunch There was more excitement
mere than at any other place WhereSW
nave halted since We LEFT Albany. The
PRESIDENT appeared on the upper bale
SonY 81. the hotel IN company with
mayor Moore and the hospita titles of
the citizens were extended, This, the
Mayor said, was irrespective of party:
TheY rememberedth that in the dark DAVIS
OF the. rebellion the President took a
hrm stand in the midst of the faithless
1of the maintenance of the Union.
However much they may differ from
believed, he was actuated by honest and
PATRIOTIC motives and had the best in-
tereSt of the country at heart and they
all expressed the hope that his efforts
would result in the restoration OF the
entire country to prosperity.
The President in response said. I SIM.
cerely thank you for this kind welcome
which you have given me, and will
tufthermore say, that a demonstration
ike this has given me confidence and
encourages me in the course of policy
have pursued for the preservation Of
the UniOnand theyindt cat ion ofthe Oon-
st1tunon of the United States. [CheeFs.l
rely ON the intelligence, integrity
ana patriotism of the great mass of the
eminent tnthe present as they have in,
the past emergencies. Though the.
physical man Is weak and the intellect
ls nos as strong as ii ought to be, j
thank God the spirit is right. ZAP
Planse;l AS long as the blood that now
anlmates me, and courses up and down
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a .S tLlefeIoFe y II not 4or me 70
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anu tne amount OF treasure
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and hid Igo1, n ,.e,1,oi1. r ~ t.,s
Iff me inyoISe the T,Ies.ss;,,1- III
10 resi- mon fI,e q sii "
stan{iiiis the -
people greeted the Presid dent and party.
- :, AIiIlIot Sept ~ ?. MThe train
Ts s = sase9 I9r e fteen minutes when
cordial welcome h tIie. Praei ~ anf The :.
President briefly responded. The 9TH
e. listing ished lexcuIs ionists were in-
Nam 49, ls cn eeE5 OF all
lBled at this place. = y 80 ''S7
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