, 1866-09-02
The Republicans Garry Galena by
Thirteen Majority. i;


Further Speeches at .Canandslxua,
Rochester nnd NiN EarA Faf1a-'The
Party x1enaean at Niagara over SUM
day.
| cArAxpA1ouA, New York, Sept. l. 1oelo a. H.
Al Clifton tie Presidents party took on board
The sister of the latc Senator Douglas aud his two
sons. The Pfesidcnt and General Grant went to
the platform Of the car and bowed to Mrs. Gran
ger, The mother Of The deceased Senator. who was
ettting At the door Of her residence not fat from
/; The track.
| The train next arrived ut CanandaIgua, whore
The P1esideut and others weso introduced to tho
! people.
At nocm1fER-' :
ROCHESTER, September LII: trafn halted be-
Tore Congress Hafl, when The Mayor Of the elIj
came on board, and together It'll The Committee
Of Reception, escorted the distinguished party to
Congress Hall, where they pastook Of a lunch.
= There Was moro excitement hero than at any
other place where we have halted rince no left
Albany 1la President appeared on The upper
balcony Of The hotel in company with Mayor
Moore, snd the hospita1iHes OF The cttI1ans Tere
EXTENDED. This, Tho Mayor said, was irrespective
Of party.
They remarked that In the dark days Of The re-
be1lion the President took hrn stand in The
midst Of The talthless, tor the maintenance Of the
Onion. However much they might diCet from him
In the policy be Was pursuing, they believed be
Was aetuated by honest and patriotic motives, and
had the best interests Of the country q. hea, and
theY al expressed the hope that his efforts would
Fesnls tn the restoration OF The entire country to
prosperity and tranquility.
The President In response said:
.xh,s,l sincerely thans you far tAfs k!ad welcome
say that = dcmfnstration like this inspircs me
With conhdcnce and urkes NE to the consse OF
qeJ n3;S pgIITed fo1 tse of The
the United statea;: [Checrs.l rely on the in
telligeDes. integrity, and patriotism q the
have IN The past emergencies, Though the physf-
cal man Is weak and The Intellect Is mot a. strong
n II onght to BE- thanI; God the spirit IL n isaI
ard hnntmates me and courses mp md down my
ds!osed TO the inte:etn Of tht Union aud the Con-
through the CONFLICT Of battle. Yoa are aware 'of
he fa5ess 1s sve Sesn msde to
count the number Of f1iscslost and Of tile na.tnad,
anu ne amount OF treasure expended Nov
h1f eonnt 9 ~afe Il suss bag pahfsss h,"s
q the people, md Inc Officers md soldloss.
God bless then,-the flag Of our country, The Coz
9rd permit nc, In the sincerity Of my hea:t again
70 thank gon Tor tAIs reception, aad bid yot fare
,l ns.,. lhpptsnse.l IT me insoke the blessing Of
f. | ,. *~s" "fNA SAS PS0< VI u4t lQ6 C&4lE1.
L HuocKPoET. >
HnocKPoKF. lis p. m.-Notwifh4taadin9 the
IAN, Set5 large concourse OF people greeted tho
President and party.
IL ALB1ox
~ hIntoSs September 1-ep. m.-Thc t.afn here
] na"ea LOT nttetn minutes, when Hun, Sanford E.
.nnfeh extended cordial welcome 10 ,hc prenI.
oga1' inc PRESIDENT briefly responded, Tbs
olhcT distinguished excursionltts were intrnaurcd
&nQ received the NheNrr ~ IN kst.
"itbesAnding the rain, large number Of person,
, | "erc assembled at this place,
MEDINA.
hfn1aA. n. r, Beptcmbe. 1-s,4Dp, m.-co,
nhel ~. Z. s'ckles extended hospitalities to tht
:, ttetiaen', - man who 10 well illustrated ON
institutions, ono Of The faithful icr Who Tie1ae -
j. noI "nen me Tide ol treason swept over th
stobd. devoted 10 the unton md tho copssin,;o"
= Every place, be said. you tread becomes hls.nrf
/ ground and NC are proud our village Is thus hor
ored. ~'
,1bs President aneay returned his thanks. ,,,
ing that be could giro no other Indication nf h;
i future course than what were to he found In hi
previous declarations and Official acts.
At NIAGARA.
TIC IFes1dent md suite arrived At Niaga,
csll. were made and be appeared On The balloon
AA ~ AAAuAA! 4AUuc1s 1uu AlLCf 4QE16 remark
! ~ III. 4. Poror, hs addressed The crowd :
length. llc retot7cd 10 his own sacrifice,
Tue pc'ils though which ho had passo{
r. the gradAttons by which be ha
|, tsshcd his present cmtnenoe Some ope est
IT ,aa called him traitor. Ho asked what nrtu
10 p,e o. particle Of tho baltimore platform hc ha
D. s..a. ssa. At the conclusion Of lia remarks, N,
ie ..,'s, ~as called On, and made fov renarte i,
of 49," s" ne taid that Nj. Lincoln had many trsdn
" aonI. "o nat President johnson shoud bo an
At ~ .rd .aosed The purify Of biz purposes yron,.
y Tho s eh.,s nsnilest. Ue defended hlu.cr from
~ form. and closed. t1' oa'a1oso plat
" sion. "s II aonos of tno occa
r. ,ns .p' 49, Is serleahes Up. m.-The p,c.td.n
lie r nu pa.s' naa reception this evening n % Ni.cs
h falis. and Tonight a1e attending 1.s,nd ~ ts; ;.
me International Hotel, 1hov ren.in W. r.n
"A yer Sunday and come 10 nus.,o =. ~ tuu t" u
"a morning and have public reccntior ~ a'.u
~ tnain here until osenng, when thrr 49,. .9c1 ,e
= WeAt. 10y 'ea'e Tor u
- AFFECTING INCIDENT.
e ArBuHH. New. York. September 1.y...,-
on The asri.nl Of lbe peesident's partv =, M
aboJ, The son Of MI Richardson, ru,bea IT,. tn,rs.
the carriage 10 shate hands with Gcoers1 rs.a'
bnt In bis Efforts to do TO- fell uudcs IL, ssh
. thereby sha.tesing his lag. He was conyeyea :,
ais houe. Last night he sent word to sec.et,,
~ eeTafd that he WIS anxious to eee General Gr1n
: Inc Latter, Affected BY The circumstances, a. r