New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
GRANT AND FARRAGUr BOTH OPPOSED TO my
POLICY"

COIInfBUs Ohio Ihufsuhg oep 10 low
In conversation with Gen. Cox last evening, Cen
Grant and Admiral FaTagut declared their dsapproVh oil
M Presidents noliey and commended that Of Congress- Both
Gentlemen said substantially that they were participants in
M Presidents campaign tour BY express Instructions and
not from any inclination their part. The conversations
we're not strictly private for several parties were present
secretary Seward was seriously III while here and left this
morning with the party without experiencing any improve
rDent In his condition.
TIE RECEPTION HB RECEIVED AT CINCINNATI.
CNcRNATT Thursday. Sept l3 1865
This afternoons Times says 1.-The reception yes
ray in this city was the creditabe Of the whole tour
Mr. Goesbeoks by far superior 10 any other
similar address and the Presidents address was Tar less
MARRIED by indecencies and indigaities."
TIE Gf.s,k says;
President johnson stated publicly that be was very much
pleased much public order prevail n Iae Si} anu
most perfect order which had been maintained
TIN EnqSir1 says:
As Tho party P @si,ne h9 70 convex them to the
senot the demonstration 60 the President was beyond
Vim ss God bless yOG MT
sdcn May you live to restore the Union and establish
RACES filled with the Committee Reception and the Is
corr followed the President 70 the depot where another %
rense crowd assembled which warmly cheered Tue
President aud party
TIE Commercial says
The President a aud far-reschng voice and
seemingly not IN the least impaired by his recent nueh se
ing STYLE declamatOrJ and exceedingly earnest ana
dlsiolnteduesS De ueeCttN u ItdNluB
marks little observed the eaTnestness OF has deoama
ton crowd that listened to his speech evidently at
for the President 1t orderly intelligent and respect
aoe Gathering and there was manifested tnr9agnoot ta
sen to be said Following the display on
platform there rush through the house OF mutudes
who desired to take the President by the hand"
GEN. GRANTS SPEECH.
The Commander Of Boys in Blue IN card published
oday gives the following version Of the remarks made by
Seu. G. rant Wood Theatsr
After being introduced and taking me BY the hand be
said. am not politician The President OF the United
6g you YOU have any regard for to march your com
sis political demonstration for selfish political object
sad al such disaPProve o. came here TO enjoy the per
Iurnet House"
DEPARTURE FROM COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept: b. 1880 A. M.-The Presi-
Dental party were followed to the railroad station by large
number persons The Reception Committee continued their
attentions aud had o band OF music at the depot.
Secretary Seward better health and is recovering from
che effects Of diarrhea.
The excur0niss their departure cheered by the crowd
ahIe the gave parting salute.
The President the platform bowed his farewell
We are way. having before US 1872 miles before
reach Pennsylvania
NEWARK.
NEWARK Ohio a n.-SeverA thousands Of persons were
here waiting Statutes fired; flags were profusely dis
PLAYED long piece Of white cotton stretched across the
road bearing words We stand by Andrew JOhnsonNo
the Secretary Of the Navy Gen Grant and Admiral Farragu
Calls were made for Secretary Seward but enthusiastic
crowd informed that be unable TO appear before
them Three given Tor the President the cOns
cation. and the Uaion
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The President brief address thanked God hst be could
receive this cordial welcome citizen Of the United States
qualification that he could present to them
the flag OF country with % but with &c stars The
cadel Of freedom Constitution OF the United States had
encoached upon and the invasion Of the organic law
va not arrested ths far distant when would
have consolidated and monsrchical form Of government
The zen ency absorb al the powers OF the Govern
Io-t In Inc legislative branch The time has when we
hod break shackes which bind porty associations
The uoa Let the country the raying cry He was
glad 70 see the people coming to the rescue Ao %
vhca meets tho darkness Of midnight 10 destroy the Con
,oos If the United states Unless Of Congress
Nv vour suffrage he said shall have another
civil It win DOT be between the Norn aud the south
prevent dcloabe result by standing up for the Con-
sttutiou u your country.
His remarks were frequently interrupted by applause
some person the crowd distract the proceedings
-cneauy shouted for Grant when Cen. Custer said You
canno; insult the President through Gen. Grant He then
proposed three for the Union Sc States which we're
heartily given.
Hcox lO:3Oa ma large crowd, after the ususi in
roncoa gave three cheers for Constitution and Union
,l,o three cheers for defender Of the Constitution and
Uaon. The President bowed in acknowledgment OF the
honor some the crowd asked tue President TO one
word he then made few remarks similar 20 those at New
srk cheers again given for the President
and three cheers for President aud the Constitution
DKNSIsTowS
DEEMsTOwS l2 m.-Tbe train halted FOX few minutes
when the President made short speech with much &C
ceptance.
NEW Markell l2.4O-Twenty thirty persons were
here present-nen boys They had posted pscafd
tanning words NewOreans New0reans." One in the
crowd proposed three Tbad Stevens but they
only family given Gen McCalum remarked to them that as
they had sunk respect the President the latter
would have nothing say them Three chees pro
posed GIr Grant Calls were made for Gen Custer who ap
pered on the platform and said born two miles aud
a-hsf from here but am ashamed Of you"
The then moved o.
CAD,z JUNCTION oclOck-we stopped here to dine
line repast furnished BY james Csdy Subsequently the
President introduced including Gen Custer
who sad he was County and was glad the
President had opportunity to some respectable men in
Harrison Couny. He hAd at Newmarket the worst
people had since the beginning Of the war
IA voice. We don't insult the President here" repeat
have not seen class Of people. IA voice Except
. the Rebels y
Gen. Caster replied "Ho / don't except them. The
Rebels repsned Do you not know Newmarket is the
home OF every ism and there nfdeity in New
market in all the country together Cres Of That's
go your ughtrl
The President in few remarks said the time had come
should together aud when passion and pru
dice should coass and concord and aterna feeling prevail
Let as have entire Union coneiliation and peace.
and with responses in
strong contrast with the behavior at Newmarket
The Stsubonvle Committee With Col George W McCOOk
are now on board, - p .ie3-~~.ss~ ~
f1FwrsA - srUBESvILLE.