The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10

PosT ORrfs, CoVFEDElT y RoADs,
(Which is in the State Nv Kcnlucky)
September ltn, 1866.
am at homr, aud glad am l that L
am at home. Here in hentucky, SUR
rounded by Dimocrats, immersed part
Of the time in my otlishal doolles, ana a
balance NV the time in whisky, with the
privilege Nv walIopin nlggers aud the
more iuestimabIe and soothin privilege
asslstin in mobbin Nv Northern Ablish
niss, who are not yet all out nv the
State, time passes pleasantly and leaves
no vain regrets | ailuz 60 to bed mites
feelin that the day hez not bin vast
ed.
From Detroit the President cavalcade,
or ez the infamous Jacobin Radical par.
ty lrrr!eyautly term it, the menajcry,
proceeded to Chicago. The Recpp,huns
his Imperial Highness received throu. h
Michigan Were lit'crin IN the extreme.
/ continue my diary.
IpsL>NrY.-A. tins pin' the President
displayed that originality and fertility nv
imagnashun karacterlStic nv him. The
recepshun wuz grand The masses call
ed Tor Grant, and His ilghnea4 prompt,
ly responded, He askel en- ct he was
Judis Lskariot who. wuz the SlyIor -
Thad tovens If so, then after swiagil
around the clrkle, aud lnlln trgitors at
both ends NV the line leave the 36
States with 3G stars onto em in your
hands and
The train wuz off amid loud shouts Nv
"Grant, Grant" to which the President
responded by wayln his hat
ANN ARBoH AT this pint the train
moved in to the inspiring sounds Nv a
band plaYin "Llale to the Chief" His
Majesty smillnly appeared and thanked
EN- for the demonstration. 1t was soo,h-
in, he remarkel,. The air their band
waz playln, "Ilall to the Checf," wHz
approprit ez he wuz Chcct Magistrate
nv the nashon, 10 which posshcn he had
reached heyin bin Alderman w his na-
tive village, U. S Senator, etsc.lry,-
The crowd hollored Grant Grant !"
and the President thanked EN- for the
demonstration. 1t showed him tha' the
people wuz with him IN bis efforts to
close his eyes on Union Nv 3G States
and flag Nv 3j stars onto it Ef nm
traitor, sal he, warmln up, who is the
Judis Iscariot? Ez LIN swingin around
the cirlSle | find Thal Stevens Oh the
one side Jeff Davis on the
The conductor cruelty started the
train without giving him time to finish,
The crowd proposed three cheers tor
Grant and the President waved Ills hut
to EN- sayin that he thanked en-, shows
in as it did that the people WIZ with
him.
BATTLE CREEK A large number wna
assembled here who ez the train Stop,
ped yelled "Grant Grant!" Affected
to tears by the warmth Nv the reception,
the President thanked EN- for this mark
of confidence. Ef he ever hal any
doubts ez to the peoples being with
him these doubts wuz removed. He
wood leave in their hands the tlla aNd
the uolon nv 81 states and the stars
thereto appcrtainlng. Ef he wuz Joo
dis Iskariot who wnz---
The crowd gave three hearty cheers
for Grant ez the train moved off, to
which the President responded by way.
ing his hat.
KALAMAzoo.-The oiiiShels we,e on
hand at this pint and so wuz the people
II ohishels and several thousand peo-
pie, which the latter greeted us with
cheers for Grant Grant The Prcsi,
dent responded, sayin, that IN swinging
around the circle he had bin called Joo,
dis Iskariot for saorifrin nv his~elt for
the people Who wuz the Saviour
Wuz Thad Stevens No! Then cIeer
ly into your hands leave the Constitu-
ton NV SO stars with SO States on EN-,
intact and undiscovered.
The oflishels received the stars and
States, and amid cheers for Grant, for
which the President thanked EN-, the
train glode off magest!caly.
An so on to Chicago, where we didn't
git off our speech, though from the
manner in which the people ho!lered
Grant Grant we felt cbecred at real =
izin how much they wuz with us. HIS
eminence wanted to sling the SO States
and the flag with the stars at EN-, bu,
ez General Logan wuz there ready to
fling EN- back, it wuz deemed highly
prudent not to Go IL.
Here my trials commenst. At the
Biddle House, in Detroit, tie nigger
waters showed how much African kin