The New York herald., 1866-09-14

President here. y repeat have not seen . worse
G aon easep them
rebels have repsnied Do you not know New Market
The home Of every ism and that there s more nndey
Of That's So you're right y
The President In few remarks said the time had
when should together, and when passion
and prejudice should cease, aud concord and aternai
feeling prevail Let us have entire union concha'ion
These and other utterances met with generous re-
sponses in strong contrast with the behaviour at New
From thence to steubenville was an uninterrupted
ride OF twenty-five miles, whore the party was again
ceived with salute music and display OF national
bunting large number had assembled-for place OF
It's size-s majority Of whom decorous and well
behaved. The President was introduced, when some
one asked him TO give them few words. There were
renewed calls for Grant, and hoongs and groans and
huzxas for Johnson
The President in reply the request said:sT doubt
from the indications here whether that could be done
not" renewed groans and yellsl
General Custer said d:-"wait until next October, and
worse groans than these will be heard.n daughter,
yclls and cries Of Hear him.'1
The President said "Let them alone; they know not
somewhat subsidng, the President said, g" would make
single remark TO that portion Of my fellow citizens
citizen with cviiy and 10 addition as the Chief Mas,s.
trae, with respect tender my thanks for their mani
fesatons OF regard As 10 the other portion would ask
Shall set my life upon throw
clever sensible weii-bred man
Win not insult me and other can.
The President cheered by his friends The dis.
turb,nce principally from boys in the crowd The
President then retired TO bis seat In ,he car
tuition and the whole Union, then three cheers for the
old flag three cheers for johnson and Grant, and three
more for the army and navy. These were gwen with
A Revolutionary soldier came on board and shook
hands with the President As the train moved three
cheers were given by part OF the crowd for President
Johnson.
The Pit,sburg Committee Of Reception came on board
al Steubenve, and informed the President that they
had been appointed by the citizens to him that
city. ], consisted Of Hon. Mcknight Colonel McEl-
roy, Colonel Kerr, Mayor Duncan and others.
BuR0ErIsrowN, PEKNsyLvAsA,
determined 10 improve the occasion 10 the utmost
really assembled the neghborhood The delight OF
such as could gel near the President and Grant had no
bounds The President was here warmly welcomed by
Dr. Bradley IN neat speech, % which he responded,
slider the questions before The country act as
sorSed IN ONE branch Of he farsser addressed the
crowd. and not only listened 70 with attention. but
repeatedly cheered
When about eight miles from Pttsburg the train
halted, when Mr. J. =. Mccsbe approached the Presi
dent the PLATFORM saying 81 ought 10 be anid to
shake hands with you have shaken hands With Prcs
dent Washington HIS principles love, and love you
thanked him. and entered into brief but pleasant con-
versation with him. An aged negro riding ON mule
@ ,ss
pointing at the negro There boys s the OF all
this trouble" THIS little incident occasioned much
laughter.
THE PARTY THINNING OUT.
The party has percepibly diminished since leaving
M or assnns ss
diers' and Sailors Convention that assemblies In Cleye
land next week Colonel Morrow bade adlcu, also and
started for Knoxville Tennessee, expecting 10 remain
fortnight and then return 70 Washington and the
respondent OF the Chicago Repican politely no,i-
fed that in consequence OF exceptional conduct Of
his yesterday his presence longer agreeable
majority Of those composing the party. His vals Of
wrath w Ss now Tooorfsc ss ana y sne e.s sSa,
dersion.
rHs nAroa o, rsrrsnuRo DsnSrs TAXING PART IN Ems
RECEPTION.
Al meeting Of the committee In Pittsburg yesterday
note was sent 10 Mayor Mccarthy, asking his presence
sden and Cabinet Grant, Faragut and others To this
the following curt reply was received:- a 90.
TO wn D. snxmo, secretary Of Committee OF Arrange
smf am in receipt Of your letter extending 70 me
monies proposed upon the arrival Of Andrew johnson,
President OF the United states should be pleased
assist In doing honor 70 tho Chief Magistrate Of the
ton no would refrain upon the occasion re-
ferred 70 from ssgmatizng those whose Views
the Northern side Of the line The speeches made by
Andrew Jounson In other cities prevent me from be-
motives Of self respect 70 decline your Invitation.
am, most respectfully, your ooeceni servant nanny
As an Offset ths delegations from The following
places notified committee that they would partc
pate, and accordingly did -Uniontown, Kittannng
ws'e R. Pssg
Mcclure township. Tho Allegheny County Reform As
socasion also turned out In large numberS
RECEPTION At rrrIsBuRG.
On the arrival OF the train At rtsburs an immense
concourss found congregaied blocking the depo
crowd was TOO large 70 be estimated except by tens Of
thousands Two twelve pound howitzers were beiching
out salute as We approached Tags were nyns from all
streets aud the entire city very much the same
holiday appearance that greeted us 10 Louisville The
feelings Of the people were undoubtedly somewhat dr.
ferenL In Louisville every was friendly TO the ad-
ministration In Ptsburg large proportion OF those
with The Presiden, in his policy Il reconstruction
A . landing coud be effected the President
was welcomed 10 the city in The following.-
ADDRESS or JuTcK nCAwLMS
mr. PREsrpESr-The Municipalities OF Pittsburg and
Allegheny dsrcgardng the popular voice, have declined
party N town meeting assembled have requested that
should bid you welcome 70 this tthcir workshop and
es,'p0vs %es, generous hosp'sy, and 70 your sis
Office the homage Of their profound regard
They honor yoa for the native talent 'hs
character and The honest impulses which have elevated
you 10 pinnacle whore you are the observed OF all
nations of the earth 10 their great civil trial. from Us
inception 10 liz termination they found you encounter
Ing The madness Of political heresies Indifferent 10 per
sona danger resisting the enemy and coming up
70 ,hs saure % tic patriot and soldier aud statescn
They how anxiousy, and with what self denial You
have been struggling % perpetnaie the union Of these
states maintain unmpaired the constitution signed by
Washington, the GROWING glory OF his career And they
congratulate you upon your safe arrival upon this SPOT
consecated by his presence aud celebrated tue the
aire q his earliest achievements To you General Grant,
calm quiet, 30 seemingly pulseiess yet when the
constitution and the Union in danger positive an
terrific the FIRST the foremost and the most heroic, with
unparalleled military skill and the force OF aftrition,
commanding obedience BY the one and assuring solidiv
BY the other directed by this enhusasfic c0nst tu
ency around estend TO the hearles welcome.
To you Admiral Faraeui the master spirit Of the navy,
who through hre and blood, opened the mouth of the
Mississippi, captured New orlean. aud ashed 70 the
lopmas Of your flagship with pttsburg guns proclaimed
to Mobile and the misguided peopIe OF the South that
th- government Que and ndlvisble. and that the
laws of the United states must be obcyed, am in.
sructsd say that you ths guos, Of the people To
you Mr. wees, who, IN the midst sf war 0 colossal
popor ons created navy which " our pride and boasH,
| tender the kindest wishes OF this community. 70
you Mr. seward. 10 whom, with the lamenied and
usrors predecessor Of the President 20 wisely guided
the foreign relations Of the government great
extremity 10 parry and defeat the designs Of rival aud
leAnns naons this snrg Of my fel0w citizcns