Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-28

The tram wuz off amid loud shouts NV
Grant, Grant" to wioh the President res
ponded by wavin his hat.
Ann ArJor.-At this pint the train moved
in to the inspiring sounds NV band playin
Hale to the Cheei,' and vociferus cries yn
Grant, Grant" His Majesty smilinly APP
peared and thanked EN- for the demonstration.
il wuz soothin, he remarked The air theri
band wuz playin, Hale to the Cheef." wuz
appropit, ca be wuz Chief Magistrate NV the
nashen, to wich posshen he he'd reached.
hevin bin Alderman NV his native village, u.
$. Senator, ctseHery The crowd hollered
Grant Grant and the President thanked
EN- for the demonstration. IL showed him
that the people wuz with him in bic efforts
to close his eyes on Union NV SO States,
and flag NV SO stars onto it. "hf am a
traitor" said he, warmin up "who Is the
Judis lsca.iut' tz I'm swingingiug around
the cirkle, find Ihad Stevens on the one
side and JEFF Davis on the"
The conductor cruelty started the train
without giyin him time to finish.
The crowd proposed three cheers for Grant,
and the President waved his hat to EN- sayin
that he thanked EN-, shown ez it did that The
people wuz with aim.
battle Creek.-A large number wuz assem-
bled here, who, ez the train stopped, yelled
Grant! Grant y Affected to tears by the
warmth Nv toe reception, the the President
thanked EN- for this mark NV confidence If
he ever he'd any doubts % to the peoples's
BEN with him these doubts wuz removed
lie wood leave in their hands the aag and
the Union " SO States and the stars thereto
appefain'ng. NJ he wuz Joodis Iskariot
who wiz ~
The crowd gave three hearty cheers for
Grant q the train moved off, to wich the
Pre-ideni responded by wavin bis hat,
kalamazoo The otlishels we're on hand
at this pint and so wuz the people, off ,h-
els and several thousand people. wick The
later greeted US with cheers for Grant
Grant! The President responded sayin,
that 10 swingin round the cirkle he he'd bin
called Joodis lskatiot for acrifciu NV hisseli
for the people no wuz the Savior -
Wuz lhad. Stevens; No Then cleefly
into yoof hands | leave the Constitution NV
SO stars with Sc Sta.es onto EN-, intact and
undiscovered
The Off hels received the stars and States,
and amid cheers tor Grant, for wich ,he
President thanked en-, The train glude of
masesticaly.
And 50 m TO Chicago, where we didn't
git IF our speech, though from he manner
in wich the people hol Tered Grant! Grant
we ielt cl erred at reaizn how r0uch they
wu2 with us. His eminence wanted to sling
the SO States and the flag with the stars at
EN-, but ~ Gen. Logan wuz there ready to
fling EN- back, 1t wuz deemed highly prudent
not TO do 10.
Here my trials commenst. At the Biddle
House in Detroit, the niger walters show ed
how much African kin be spilled by beir
free. Ihey he'd the impuaence to refoose tc
lgdt on as, and for half hour the imperial
stumick WIZ forced to fast. This alarnir
manifestation NV negro malieuancy alarmed
/ His Egg aeucy. Thank God" sed he
THANK God, said he, " that ! vetoed the
/ Freedmen's Buroo Bill. ] hev bin Alder.
man NV my native town. hev swung around
the entire cIikle, but this never dreamed
NV. What would they DO If they he'd theil
rites = The insident made an impression
onto him, and at Chicago he resolved to trust
'em nc longer de ordered his meals to hi;
room, and sent for me. my fieud, sed
he, g taste overyth ng onto this table"
" Why my liege," sed /.
" Nlggers is cooks, std he, and this
food may be pizoned. They hate me, for
/ amt in the Moses bizness. Taste, M
/ Gisnd."
" But spczn," sed l, " that it .hood be pi
zoned Wa. Nv mig bowels; My stomicl
IL Nv q much yalyoO to me q yourn zs t,
yoo."
" Nasty" SCI he, taste Ef 700 die
who mourns; III die, who'd swing aroun,
the ciiklei Who'd sling the flag and 81
stars at the people, and who'd leave the Con
stooshn in their bands? The country de
mands the sacrifice, and besides, ei VOC dom
off gose your cffi.hl head"
That last appyle fetched me- Ruther thai
rick that ofis I'd chaw stricknine, for u
what skkount is Dmokrat who hez wuns
tasted tue sweets NV place and il ousted .
, And from Chicago on, | wuz forced to tast
HE food and hSker-'to act u a sort NV
litehiu rod to shed of The vengeance nv III
Niger walters. wood taste uv every dis
anu drink from each bottle, ana ef | didn'
swell up and bust in 10 minits His seren
: Highness wood take hold. lsuffered seyeri
deaths. resoom my diary
8 Toilet. The crowd wuz immense. TIL
= peasantiy, ~ the train Approached, rent th
ait With cries Nv " Grant :" Grant,! Hi
Y Potency, the President, promptly acknow
edged the compliment. lie WIZ sacrifci
t hlrstif for them--who bed made greater a,
ritass ? He he'd bin Alderman Nv his natiy
g town and Vice President-he wuz TOO moo
e. " make speech, but eff he WIZ Joods
lstauot, who wuz the Savior He he
sW ing around the ciTkle, and Ledn't f5un
noe 20 far. He left in their hands the
nd 90 on until near St. Louis, when W
pc etrated d Dimokratic country, NV which
informed His Majesty. " How knowt.
th u, SCI he Easy" sell. 81 obsery
in Vie crowd large proportion NV red noze
and hats with the tops off. | notice. th
. houzes implanted, with pig pens in front u
en-; and what IL more | observe tbs
crowds compliment 700 direct, instead u
dom It. ez here olore, over Grants shoulder
The knights NV the Golden Ctkle, wich
sptrt II the idenfkal eirkle yoo've bin swim
GIN around lately, love 700 and approac
700 confidently
The President brisked up, and from this t
Indianapolis he spoke with fooidity nev
er bseiyed in him before. may say, I
yooae medikle term, that he had a hemor
Ihuge Nv words. At the latter city our re
cep'ion waz the most faiterin Of eny we he
experienced The people, when the Presi
dent appeared upon the balcony NV the Bate
House, yelled 80 viciierousy for Grant tina
al. IL. = l..