The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12
dents arrival tomorrow morning ~ steamboat from
the TRIP 70 LOUISVILLE.
BY arrangement the train Of the Jacksonville Rat.
road left for Louisville at half-past eight
AT FRANKLIN

BY arrangement the train Of the Jacksonville Raft
road left for Louisville at half-past eight
AT FRANKLIN
salute was Cred. and small crowd eagerly awaited
the train. The President Secretary Seward and other
distinguished gentlemen received with great entu
siasm Loud demands were made FOR speech from the
President, who made Tow remarks. desire having
been expressed to hear Secretary Seward he exhcrted
the people TO eschew anger and passion and remember
that we are In crisis which TO test whether we are
70 have government preserved pass swiftly down
the decvily of RUM as most all republics have gone
before our own. He bad much cause as any body
probably to feel grcvod at the enemies Of the republic
but ho had never permitted the 10 go down upon
his anger or with feelings OF retaliation in his breast
AT EDNBuRG
about two thousand assembled The Pres-
dent was warmly received, and in compliance with the
calls made few remarks when the train lott amid the
roar Of cannon and the huzzas OF the people.
AT COLUMBIA
abor, three thousand persons had ccnpregnted, and
like enthusiastic demonstration made.
SEYMOUR
there was a srge and enthusiastic demonstration,
the President speaking with much acceptance
vIgySA
large and excited crowd gave the President warm
greeting Secretaries Seward and Wolles and Admiral
Farfagut aud General Rousseau intun introduced
and received with cheers THO President enabled TO
speak only few words for want Of time, and tho train
departed with three cheers for Andrew Johnson
The Train halted at several other places on tho way,
whore The President was introduced
~ JEvFFRsoSvtLr
we were met by large crowd, and salute from
heavy Tic President and the other distinguished
guests conducted TO handsomely decorated stand,
where JoHy n. Wilson delivered welcome address,
pressing confidence 10 his wisdom and integrity aud the
utteanee Of tho hope that h lie word be spared 70 carry
on the policy OF bringing back al The States "a happy
Tho President expressed his warcst thanks for
the honor conferred Hc had been brought up in the
school OF Andrew jackson and taught 10 believe that
the constitution Ia sacred and thai the Union cannot be
Dissolved He gave brief history OF the adminstra-
ton policy and said that Congress had practically re-
iag Southern representatives, from the legislative
branch Now that the Il over, aud
those states have accepted OF the conditions
recommended He challenged al creation, and Congress
thrown m TO ron, 20 any single violation Of the Be
naore platform, which he was nominated Was the
ftcedInenis Bureau par Of that platform? ceres 81
:, No, no, and laughierl He defcndcd himself from
Why no vetoed tho frecdmehs Bureau bill
lie laboled - set four millions oi
Rroos free and having dono that he wa
opposed to sec thom again enslayod by the LEGISLATURE
u the scheme turned out profitable tho task
masters would pocket tho PROFITS Bat i u turned OFT
Improbable The government wos to foot the bin.
stituona aud unjust he exercised The negative power
Q stay hasiy and mggoyidcnt legislation fIc defended
10 traitor to rhaddeus stcvensf tLaughterl
Was be, as he'd been charged. Jadns
lcario There no Jrdas without Savior Was
rhaddeus stevens The saylorS No. 20 far FROM that
he and others whonshe sought were destructive They
want AL who sustain the constitution 70 ~ put 10 po
cal death. II was time for the country - be
the alert, 70 that the contribution IL pro.
served, and there he would stand tll be
conquered or perished. tAppiausol TIE President
elirded 70 Secretary seward in complimentary terms
and, in conclusion presented the faz u thirty six States
and The ssaordes c.lce raiiad tia nyn ana the con
s. .,,.,u, crtScFe1 81 To yIspIi u on yhers AZ
heretofore lac relied upon the honesty and ateisohce q
tle peqrle and all the 'agnlg and ecfs Of h opponents
could not drive him from his purrDss.
lie cheered throughout this speech
szcRgTAnS sac M Mako A srggcd
Secretary Seward was called upon, masing T.. 70
marks 10 connection with national questions
o1aEns PARTY INTRODUCED.
Secretary " .ns, Admiral Farrsgus, Generals RoGi
and Custer scveraly lntrcNueei and applaud
ed aui amid the plaufi.s Of the crowd tie excursion
rs took the terry boat ri half past tfee O'Clock 20 cross
oyr, 10 Louisville. Al the wharf there large
srowd cheering The excursonlsls.