The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-18
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Mr.. Nasby Continues lyEilll she Presl-
dentIal Party.--Fsr0m Detroit to In!
SitnnaPOItR.. il5la..aa -.,7a 65rl.. i
il 7aPosT QRFIs CoNFEDRIT x ROADS,
(Which is in the State, NV Kentucky,) y
is.,aa i,4 - September 11th, 1866.
lam at home, and glad am 1 thatI
am at home. aere- in kentucky, SUR
sounded by Dimocrats, immersed part
of the time in my ofIishel doOties, and
balance Nv the time in whisky,
with. the privilege nv wallopin nigl
gers. and the more ipestimable. and
soothin prtvilegee1Y assistin in mobbinl
NV Northern Abolitionists, who are not.
yet all out NV the State, time passes.
pleasantly, and leaves no vain regrets.
1 alluz go to bed mites feelin that the
day hez not bin wasted. e 1'iE
-dFrOm Detroit the Presidential caval-
eade, or ez the, iufanlo us Jaeobin Radi-
cal party irrelevantly term 1t, theme
najerys proceeded to Chicago. The Re-
cepshuns his Imperial, Highness. re-
ceiyed through Michigan were hatteriu
in tho extreme. 1 continue my diary.
IPsLANTY,-4At this pint the President
displayed thRt o figinality and fertility
NV, lmaginashuh characteristic up him.
The recepshun Nasgrand. The masses
called for Grant, and His Highness
promptly responded. He asked EN- if
he was Judas Iskariot who wuz the
Savior? Thadg Stevens2 II so, then
after swingin around the cirkle, and
tiudin traitors at both ends NV the line,
1leeEe the SO states, with SO stars onto
em in yoor hands and
The train wuz. OFF amid loud shouts
NV Grant, Grant," to wich the Presi-
dent spopded by wavin his hat.
& ANN ARBoR;--4At this pint the train
moved in totithe einspirlng sounds NV a
band plAyin Hale 70 the Cheefn His
Majesty sniiinl y appehrecf and thanked
em for the decentralization. It was
soothin. he reniarked, The air their
band wJz piayin, '.Hale to the Gheef7'
wiiz approbrit5 ez he wuz Cheef AIugis-
trate nv the! nashen, TO wich posishen
he he'd reached heVin bin Alderman NV
his native vii lage, u. 81, Senator, etset
try. The. crowd holleredl "Grant! I!
Grant =. and the President thanked EN-
for the demonstration. It showed hun
efforts to close his eyes on q Union nv
SO States and a flag NV 36 stars onto it.
Ef l am q traitor, sed he, warmin up,
who is the Jtitiss Iskariotf Ez Pm
swingfn around SShe oirlkIe findsThad. .
Stevens on the one side and JEFF. Davis
on the va 500
The conductor cruelty startid the
train Without givin him time 10 finish.
The crowd proposed three cheers for
Grant, and the President waved his hat
TO em sayin he than d EN-, sliouEin as it
did that the people fguz with him. J 81
BATTEB CREER. .-A large number was
Rssetfb led here, who 'ez the train stop
ped yelled 9CfrantI Grantl" Affected
70 tears by the warmth NV the reception,
the President thankedem for this mark
of confidence. IF he ever he'd any
doubts ez to the peoples being with him
these don bts Wllz temoYeds, He wood
leave in their hands the flag and the
union NV 36 seates and the stars thereto
appertainiug. Eff ne Wu7 a Joodis Is
karfot Who XEu1--A----
The crowd gave three hearty cheers
for Grant ez the train moved. OF, to
wtch the President responded by wav-
ing his hat.
KALAAikzeo.-T The ofiisheIs were on
hand at this pint aud so wuz the peo-
pleFS ohtshels and sePefat thousand
people. which latter greeted us with
cheers for Grant = Grant, The Prssi-
dent sponded, sayi that ID swing
ing around the circle be he'd bin lied
/ Joodis IskArfot for silcf5i3cIn n nv lisseiI
for the people, Who Wnz the Savior 2
lVguz ThRd Stevens'R Noll Then cfeef-
! IL Into your liHutls 4 441 the C6hsti.
tuition ty 38 stars With So States onto
em, intact and undiscovered.
1ha o1tsh hels -reeefpad- the stars and
States9 and amid cheers for Grant, foI
I which the p tesid ed thanked elhi q II
train. yfo1e on ~ ~. % -
And 50 on u Chicago, where W
! dtdp' st on our speech, though fnou
the manner in wich the people holIered
Grant! Grant, we telt cheered at real
/ iEin how much they wuz with us. HIi