The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

thai While ii tho Northern states thero were
great dherences on the subject OF the restoration
VI inc Luon 40 the Stale OF Kentucky and he might
WIN equal pTopreiy Eay In al the southern S'ales there
was an enhre unaniniiiy OF opinion ia favor Of 90
union 81 these States The south is sound and sincere
% !is loyalty 70 tho Union. The reason OF this
Was Obvious and founded simple principles ol human
l,re. INC IDEAS With which this war bad been under
tsken Neo nnrnsed IN the south ATTY years before hcr
practical execution Tho battle had been fought and the
SOUTH had lost ard naturally the reaction greater
ioi suffering had be greater and the party that rad
suffered inc most ~ the effort % break up the Union
evidently now the best satisfied accept ny the result az
Lhe contest At the conclns.o on az the President
johnson summoned three persons TO consult with him -
% me conditions On which the Southern States could 30
.saamied 20 the Union He Seward was Que OF those
paft ami he advised that when tho flag ~ sscos ION
anu slavery wa hauled down fTom rs stan The integrity
o. me mon should DO restored in It's iull integrity
something about Mexico he replied -sYcs: will tell
you .omehing about Mexico Take caro- OF the state.
that you have already got when you have secured
'hem VIII talk 70 you about Mox leo"
HEczPHos or THE oragRs
Aanirh farrasui, Secretary Weies, Gencrrl tusser
with The raudlts OF the multitude. General Rousseau
was at home among his friends.
- MAHcH r. THE LouisyIrLe uoTu.
Al NC conclusion OF The speech the procession marched
down rum street to Main, and thence TO tho Louisville
up AoSs he spn ne o. march S'g o en-
, zens Every house for whole blocks orna
occurred 10 tho festviteg * the occasion As the
earrings containing tho Prcsdon, aud party IN
"ekin rang with the shouts Of countless voices
- THE BANQUET
rue banquet room was Rpcndldly decorated and
dapod with national iags and banners bearing inscrp.
tons. A,nong tho Inter were the following
Andrew Johnson Platform
Tho Constitution OF the United States.
w :,
sentative. Thrice welcome home"
II propose to move upon your works at once (
u T. CRANE
! "ApMIRAL FARRAGuT--America's Greatest
Naval 0aiccr.n
q
This Onion ought not, must not, eanuot be divided.
W II, SEWARD. y
Many Others equally appropriate.
-. ou.. ffe nLe ~ rAEE
view Ih6 tito page waE adorned Win cieeant lke
nesaes o. Pesden, Johnson Secretary Seward General
Grant ana Admiral tarrBgut
DsPARrVRg uSciSstr.
A. ien minutes ai,tf eight or'c;k IN the evening The
States. They win stop II Madison BALI an hour and
arrive q. Cincinnati, At eight oeiock IN the meriling
TIE New Orleans In, iiation peciined.
NSw oaLF,Ss, Sept. IL, 1906.
Thc following despaieh has jus, been received from
President Johnson
Hon JonS r. MpSRop, Mayor
Your kind Invitation 81 tie sh inst. has been received
and N reply am compelled 10 eayNthat important en-
gagemen's will prohibit me FROM complying herewith.
Please accept ms thanks for yorr courtesy.
". II MERRIAM ASpREW JOHNSON
Members ofttc Party Received nj Milwaukee.
MuwAussy. sept II, ls6S.
Postmaster General Randall aud Senator Doolttlo wero
welcomed home with csnaon, boanres AMI an immense
mass meeting here iast evening
Thr Home Reception Of the Prcsidrnf.
WAsHscros, sept II, 1900
An adjourned meeting ~ the Joint Coamittoc ap-
pointed b ihc Boari5 n Aldermen and Common Gounci
~ Warrington met tbs evening Tor the purpose OF
Masking arrangements 10 receive tho President on his
return tho E.,iona Capital Tho following orgsni1a-
tons announced their intention OF participating In the
corclnong Tho Oldest nhabtAn,s OF Washington,
Young Mems National Unicn CioO Of Georgetown,
Natior, Democratic association, employees OF the
Wellington Arsenal, employees Of the Navy Yard,
employees Of the Government Printing once, Con.
Sentative Army and Navy Union, johnson Depart
mental Club, Young Mems Nations Union Club.
Rzecii,iye COMMITTEES VI Irish Cnxens, slsth
ward ya,.onsl Cpap clui, fnh ward Nsi'onsi tuion
Club, Seventh Ward johnson gaicn Club, Fourth ward
Johnson Cul sish Ward johnson Club, National Union
Resident Committee aud the Iire Department Colonel
James A. fa' hiss been sclcricd chief msrshsi
The Chairman OF ths Committee The Military 70.
ported that the commanding Officer ofthe United Siaies
marines stationed a, the Navy Yard had notified them
to bold themselves IN read 10 Join Ia the
at tho reception OF the rrcsidcut resolution was
adopted directing thsi tie Mayor % Washington ~ ia
yed deliver tho address ts Of tho recep
ton