The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
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The Presidents TOur-Thc Stir
OF the Popular Heart--Immense
A Assenhlanes tfrt

Assemblages, tf..Trf II
AN along the Hudson up 10 Albany. at
the different cities and towns where the
party stopped, immense crowds of people
gave hhn enthusiastic welcomes. At Al
bany, on leaving the President said, In
conclusion;
',Do we want to see brothers land
drenched with a brothers blOodp These,
bone OF our bone flesh Of our leshY'
The crowd gave an emphatic negative to
all Of these questions. The President re-
sumed, saying:
''rhen why not have peace aad good will
on earth, as well as IN heaven? In part
Ing with you, letme tender YOU my thanks
and Kind Acknowledgements for the demon
strati0n on this occasion. | shall place the
Constitution In your hands aud leave the
Union with you. II is for You to determ-
ine whether the Union shall be saved aud
the Constitution preserved
AT SCHENECTADY, August 81, 8 10, q. m,
where there was n great crowd, he re-
sponded-I have tried to do my duty. and,
God willing, ii my course shall meet the
appreciation of the people, intend TO con-
tinue to move forward In the course have
begun. [Cheers.
tkuow no step backward. | intend to
go forward in my path Of duty because 1
know il right [cheer, and because 1 know
II is the ouly policy on which the Constitu-
Cheers And so believing ! shall pursue
that course with your help and with the
assistance Of Him who controls all Kings
OF Earth. tCheersl
Ar FONDA. 9:lO. r. NJ. the President,
General Grant Admiral Farragut Secreta-
| ry Wells, &C., We're all loudly cheered the
President, amqng ether things, remarked: {:
Now that the army. the navy and the Sec
retary of State have performed their duty,
| Al
you. Yot are to say at the ballot-boX
whether the Union shall be restored, and
| the country be permitted to renew its ca
reer of prosperity and greatness ltisa ques-
| ton for you to settle, and you must do it at
the ballot box at the approaching elections.
One of the departments of the Govern
ment seems disposed TO throw every impe-
diment In the way OK the Union Of these
States, established by the Constitution of
our fathers, and which | aud others almost
adore.
| Five years ago / opposed those in the
South who sought TO separate this Union,
and now oppose those IN the North who
are adverse to the establishment OF peace
| ful relations between all sections of the
country. let the Union be preserved, and
be, In the language of a deceased states
man, zone and inseparable, now and for
ever" and If you will come forward in the
approaching election, AS have no doubt
II
yu yJuu miii' W. .ild No''S'i'u'ion anu the on'oii
WIZ og saneui mn -,
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ten,PI 70 separaie m eaS SSaGes' put now the .ii
Svnuehey Gly - ~ "psoIp n'l VIC poWeIs VI Wy
uoVernheuG III one uepattnlehI' WHICH Is
dulte ns oulous as ~ sSSessloll, l Curn t,e
SonsIltution al.u Llle Hhioh 4NeI 'oS ou, ,Ii ln9
Peopie' III WHOSE haiius' lpeileNe' uhey VIII
po shI9; n ,r n ,t-
~ iioA' ~ '19, NJ, MheIo non, TT
Doolittie 'a reserved nun na.usollely, Win
ouI uis..'ictio' e VI parry C'e : IeS'ueh''
spTukiug Iro'ii az, eFecteu stanu salu
Al, l'et party SUM ' i.lS 'nslg'iluINhce, &C. a.in l
.''u o,ui'V, po eAa''eu. .-ce W w 'o' Jul oul
country nIsI our country Sec9hu' our
country Iast' our country al the tllne'
lApplause'l 'ust tle ot'isr uay twas con
l. sehueu ny ul,e t cAtrIn,c i thaC oIateS I hau
rlgnt !" seceue anu m pIeaN up tllo SoYeIu-
%nlcht; % Wy sain no SUN i power yAlsls uiiuer
We I%iJ tons.,su.'on ,s Sae u'sinelhoer'he" ,i, or
u,slhlegTa,'on oI ota'es shall nol Ilhe
Pllcci any @ now wn.h y, We nave esta,,lisleu
disseIvc the ITnion. thew turn round and
assume that the Union has been dissolved
and that the Southern States no longer con
stitute n part of the Government, aud they
say that the representatives from that