The New York herald., 1866-09-02

Thousands aasamhcd aud cbecrej the oxcursonss
they landed and entered the hotel There was much
excitement and calls made FOR the rrdent OF the
United States
rar R.urr-oS srsser
The crowd increased In numbers aud the sai. for The
President grew, II possible earnest than bsiore
He appeared tho balcony In compsny with Secretary
Seward and augustus Porter Tho la. naincd reutic.
proceeded TO extend cordial Welcome 70 be Pfe-
dent and those who accompany him. He spoks q tho
President having won nk present position by deeds
Of honesty and patrot In the great ssrug &
gle through which have just rasasd u would
have been wen for the country the responsibilities OF
the had before the rebeiiiou b~yan In 1900
er 10. been % 70 'ns hsnns nas - II. sss
speech frequently Interrupted ind the crowd
mpaienily cheered for Andrcw John-or. MI Porter
asked few minutes indulgence Tne ~ again went
up for the President wr Porter pvcdsfS bis mann.
script which ocoas,oned laughter. Hr .poke In high
iion the Union and civil liberty, and related hale ep
sode declaring himself radical and asked that he may
bc excused
rHy PRESIDENTS srTrcB {,
on reaching Niagara Falls the President conveyed
70 the international Hotel shortly after he
Quoted TO tho balcony and address Of welcome
read ny Mr. Augustus Porter Tho President replied IN
aspeech Of considerable length.
After expressing his thanks for hc hearty aud cord al
rcccp; which had been accorded him. he proceeded to
grcss. He sad b. had been aroused, together with
VARIOUS other members % tho admin kiratop, of
being traitor TO biz party. WHY He had no con.
soioasncss of having betrayed either the people
tho party that nominated han. whom wns
int proposed 20 nominate him ~ the Baltimore
Convention for The Wee Presidency be hsd % particular
ambition 10 on the ticket ~ that time he consld
cred senator.hp % the ntsd stsics fully ~luM In
point ~ honor with tho ofcr ~ Vice President bat he
determined - accept tho nomination sni ~as duly
elei ted By the constitution 81 the c0npuy he had
sn, been Inao Prealdeni u the United states Every
rNns In VFlt
Convention He would challenge any member ~ Con.
gres who bitterly Denounced lin s-la traitor u lay
hi- urDn any portion of that platform which he
had abandoned Tho fsc' the, Il vssjnot hs
but radical party tha, had deerfsa that platform
HIS present policy dental With that of the fspab
lean party yeaf ago y hid then been prop9-ed "
rcs0rc The -aies lately in.rreciion thee cond
one-drsi, Tie abolition ~ 'aFery BY nc state Lrgsa-
tufes sarond, the repufiaon ~ the d-f Incurred in
conducting the rebellion tnrr ib. rsfssfieu % tno
cOnsttuOnsi snlendnen' s'rfs-hinr -lsvery Tbs,
exactly where he stood day 10 lad 49,, t~an 80
eref of being 4 traitor bc,srsr ne bad y.aoed The
Freedmen bnresn BL The Frgsdent then entered into
a'dl expansion Of the ohar.rr ~ that law sni showed
bot form ~ slavery Hs tDeB tooeb~d
upon negro sgfaSe and faled that he cOn1iBefsi alto
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po-9 u condition - the restoration % tho syufb~rr
S'ate II wished ma, negroes. the tnrornpss~s,
scon ~ the nation wlo required being spersised by
costly government bursu, should vot~ sDd beootns
oenbers Of siae legislature. and afhhe Congress o. The
ni,ed STATE. why no, thSss privileges nr~ accorded
10 black men In the Nortb lie regarded a. aiosetn~r
unisir for tho Southern ftAt.s - be cornpsed
a. confer what northern staiss fefns~ 20 conesde Be
he could sss@n, " the programme ~ the
republican par'y he had been dfBouBsed having de-
serted his party He FREQ r. thai he for 10
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