The New York herald., 1866-09-04

Grand Demonstrations nj Dmnkirl, Silver
Creek and Erie-The People a!l Along The
Line Enthusiastic.
The train on which the party had travelled from
Albany left at Buffalo, and new one made up FOR
Cleveland
ADDITIONS TO rARTy.
Senator Doolittle and wife, who had been spending
few days al their old home in central New York, joined
the party at Buffalo, and will accompany it TO Chicago
Postmaster General Randall also overlook from New
York. where he had remained day to see Mrs. Randall
aboard the steamer for Europe.
orr AGAIN.
At one O'Clock and ten minutes the train started for
Dunkrk and Erie. by arrangement made at Tono-
wanda by Colonel Myers, the train barely stopped
EVANS,
where a salute fred from battery and oppor
tuny given TO all to see the President The country
people gathered at the depot and though the tram
stopped but n moment, there every demonstration
OF respect and enthusiasm expressed. Bands Of
music, cannon and flags, and the cheers OF the
people, bctokened the height Of popularity which
the President has attained Passing by Fordham and I
wing stations receiving the sautaons OF the assembled
people, the train stopped for ten minutes
SILVER CREEK,
where the usual gathering Of people found TO whom
the President introduced and continaed addressing
them until the time expired and the train carried him
away. He was continually applauded and cheered
throughout his remarks The speeches at this point
as follows
wrtoosE LEROY ANDREWS
Mr.. PRfIDKST:-ln behalf OF the citizens or Silver
Creek who have met here TO greet you and the members
OF your Cabinet, and the distinguished chieftains who
accompany YOU bes leave 70 tender you cordial vel
come We have nothing else TO than reiteraton Of
the sentiments which have met you everywhere your
way.
rK PRESIDENTS nr-rcSsE
EFfIOW CrfyfNp-lu rpply fu UQuisheu
sentative the present occasion, can only say IN tho
fea moments lott Of our stay here, passing along
almost on the wings Of the wind, that have 70
tender my thanks for the cordial welcome which the
people have given me on my tour TO the place OF my
destination In the West Fellow citizens am not in.
ord naiey vain. do indeed like other men love
hatery aud have always been charged with trying TO
obtain the appreciation o the great mass Of the people
am free TO say you here to-day that proud to
have such appreciation, aud will say further that de.
mans,raons Of this kind mancsting respect and
hdcnce in 50 humble, and one who claims
little as myself Is peculiarly gratifying and nattcrng
his pride would not have regard for anybody
,hs, had not proper ambition ambition l have
life And what ambition thatY II was
50 to demean myself, % TO discharge my public
duties and acqui myself to attain the respect
and appreciation OF the American people have served
in pretty much every public position that &C.
cupy In this republic, from the lowest TO the highest
place In the councils Of the nation. 80 FAR a
the future Is concerned, what have ] TO In
duce me TO do wrongf What nducement have to
betray youf Notwithstanding this been have charged
as being traitor and having abandoned the prnc-
Piles upon which was elected Where is the man or
woman that lay their finger upon the slightest do
Walton from the principesI contained in the platform
upon witch was nominated. But will 80 further
than this and will say that profess TO have creed
upon principles that stand above and beyond
tho platforms made by parties tor party purposes The
platform upon which now stand - the constitution of
my country. Great cheering and cries OF good
II was made by Washington aud Jefferson and Madison,
and an that long line Of patriots that you love and
reverence Yes II sprung from the revolution--ihat
struggle entered into by fathers. and in which they
slept upon the cold and damp ground and made marches
frozen earth white the blood spoutd from their
feet 20 achieve Independence and the Constitution
which you and this day enjoy. Were 10 abandon
that Constitution which " your Constitution, should
feel that had abandoned every principle that was
sacred and dear 10 I should feel that had
abandoned my wife and my children. should feel that
had ebsndoned the interests OF the great macs OF the
American people And here to-day, looking you all n
the face having entered public life far back AZ 1897
and having corrupted most positions from an Alderman
MP 70 tho Chief Magis,acy OF the United States and
having now attained the acme, the very summit % all
human ambition and NJ last having been charged with
being traitor and abandoning the people ] say what
have 10 gain by doing sof Bnt whom have
abandoncdf Is there anv man or woman Lying that