The New York herald., 1866-08-30

Confidence and good Will and was hen borne away amid
the cheering that welcomed his advent
ARRIVAL TRENTON
AZ we neared Trenton it became apparent a gra..er
preparations had been made 20 pro-r,v rscs,va ,hs
party, and the proprety q s.nn,ng saw additional
minutes in consequence v,ss generally concealed.
Presidential salp.s bopored The anuroaob,na train.
and before the choes Of the rst gun had fairly died
away We valleys the crowd at the station endeav-
ring % board the moving train Before il had fairly
topped the platforms crowded with men
and boys, and the roofs OF two OF the cars
crowded much as the depot. A large con-
course Of people filled the grounds around the
station and all the leading to it. Here the Pre-
sdent was met by formal delegation representing the
municipal authority Of the city and was prevailed upon
to leave the for and receive the congratu-
latons OF the citizens.
Mayor Mills on behalf of the city introduced him 10
Mr. Alfred Reed President Of the City Council, and they
jointly expressed him their great satisfaction at the
opportunity Of having, II but for moment the cnef
Magistrate in their mids', with tho privilege Of making
his personal acquaintance.
In the name Of the people Of Trenton Mr. Reed ex-
tended the municipal Inequalities He thanked the Pre-
sdent for his efforts to the union and hoped his
efforts would be rewarded by the fulness OF success
REMARKS ny PRESIDENT
The multitude again cheercd when the President
spondcd as foows:-
FELLOW CIrIzESs-All that say the present oc
cnson in reply this address is simply to tender you
my thanks for this manifestation Of your approval
pursued by the government in the endeavor
Gagged work which the very existence OF the gov
ernment depends aud proud and more than grahed
finding the patriotic spirit pervading the people
of New jersey as thai OF those throughout the section
OF country through which VIC have passed We have
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TO preserve the States In the Union Now that the
rebellion has been put down and assuming that the
object OF the has been accomplished We have pre-
sened to Issue that the Southern States are out OF
the Union but i was to preserve the Union that nc
were never out Of the Union which has continued
and inseparable am glad TO find. my fellow citizens
that these principles are the OF the American
people, and that they coextensve with the whole
people ana not with part or section only We should
stand on common platform OF tho Union OF the states
aud lift ourselves above oil party considerations Cheers
Let there be common feeing-our country hrst our
country last country all the time--dsregarding
| the talk Good Goodi''j ! return you, gentlemen
my thanks for the patriotic and friendly demonstration
in your cause az we'll a. in ina, Of % your children
viii say Just we are leaving you, that the gentlemen
who associated with me in all the departments have
performed their duties, including the army and the
navy and tho Secretary OF State has ably managed our
foreign relations. repeat am proud to cay all
have performed their duty in the endeavor to tho
government And now, when tho issue has come, be-
lieying as do in the integrity Of tho American people
you invited TO come forward aud at the ballet box
discharge your whole duty.
l His remarks repeatedly drowned by applause
On concluding the bands struck up the national as the
people thronging around everywhere elsc 70 obtain
| a. least nearer view OF his face and figure.
REMARKS SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary SEWARD next came forward and said
| GxSnEus AID FnLow CITIZENS oF EEw jersey
You before you General Grant who represents the
army. (Three cheers for General Grant.l You SEQ be
fore you Admiral Farragut who represents the navy.
Three cheers were given fer Farragnt) Goth army
and navy have done their whole duty tCbeers You
before you the President lie has done hts whole duty
lCheers II we are now 70 have peace and union, aud
common country duty Is done; IL is with you,
the people, " do yours Cheers and cries OF ave will
\ We viii Depend on us''l The party then reentered
| the city lar behind.
DENOMINATION HatSswiog.
1 Al Nov Brunswick q salute was fred train
the suburbs and the entre population place
appeared to have congregated the depot to the
President. Flags displayed boun,uIiy for place
of no-more pretepsons and cvery shing holiday
! air
The keepers Of the eating saoen for found the
occupation gone, aud sallicd forth themselves
citedly others leaving their edIbes ungusrded with
mpunity Eating and drinking the order Of the
day,and smoking breakfast secondary consilera
| tiop.
Here, also, those tho tram expected TO obtain h,
moving papers but newsboys had either
tsir profession to squeeze aud through the
to the Presidents had pitched their
| the river For time c,uid b. fonniL HFaArps
especially an demand, and 1naIly commanded Is
cacl-tha sum actually being .pald IN gre nbacks or
| single copies.
uLU1g sAGwAr
At Railway a. aIute was also GFed, put iengihsBed
sppage made and but 'tlc oppor unity offered
| those present 10 speak 70 those ~ the train
|
From thence 10 Newark the rod was linea with fsn
| lies aGsembIed by the WAY aide with fags, a.
/ AZ this place large stand hi6 been srccled sbca
twenty feet the railroad trs accommodate the
Distinguished visitors and the ey aatharitics froa,
4 whom the addresses and response have beer
\ made. But Il found impossiGe csss passage
way from lie train the stand seyara Efforts wer.
made by tse pIice 10 effect the necessary open lIs
through tGs crowd bus naIly abandoned Ia das-
pair aud the AFFAIR concluded the platform
| OF the a u bssi could be.
| The Mayor and Common Council composed both
! political parties united Ia the demonstration.
A Presidential salute fred on me appearances Of
the train and the srge crowd who bad b. this time
gathered became quite enthusiastic The police force
could with daiculsy the people forn capturing
dhc train entire, 10 great was the anxiety TO and
snake hands with the President aud Gcnerl Grant
As the distinguished per-onxges siroducsd to
the people ths enthusissm intense ana wss wish
diaeuhy that . passage could be cleared Tor mayor
Psaie 10 reach ans and welcome the President Ne
spoks ne Follows
Mr. PRknDNI-It has become my plesslng duty 20
give you passing xecoue % The city cf Newark whies
have Tho honor, ~ Mayor, 10 represent We al.o
gladly welcome The Distinguished heads OF the army zsf
navy--the heroes General Grant and Fsrrsgut IRE
spsctivs sf party, we bal you Chief Magistrate ~
this great republic aud the chosen head Of free
people Almost exclusvey engaged IN industrial pur.
ssits We rsioce 10 the dawn Of pesce, eleeed peso,
which will again unite us q one great nation With
mions OF our Fellow citzens trust thai tho dsv of
entire concord and sterniy IL not far dsssns fhs,
ere oDg under loved and giorious banner shall
I've oeether IN uninterrupted harmony snd good feel
Ing Wishing you and your distinguished party Of
officers and civilians pleasant journey aud sxls
turi, permit me ono. 10 give you sincere and
hearty Welcome among us
Three cheers we're hen given for he President sho
said -
FsiJow CuUxsS--In response TO the resolutions and
address BY your distinguished representative the Mayor
NJ f.an oulx ~ Al.