, 1866-09-01
The Austrian Emperor 10 Dismiss
4 Portion Of Els Retinue.
General Logan's Great Speech
at Elgin.
TILE PRESIDENTS ELECTION.
EERING TOUR.

ELS Speeches Mt Schenectady Utica
Rome, uItd Other Places on the Route
Another Liberal Cxe OF tho Personal
pros2nnn-1Ic N1n.Iannfnlol4ly Lcaye..
the Constitution In l1lc Hands Of the
Pcoplc-lIc VIII Take No Step IEacl1-
ward !-iArrIyal uE tho Party ut .lu-
burIa.
ALBANY, Aug. 3l.-1he President md party
wcre accompanied 10 The cars for Auburn by
military escort, mid lhousauds oil prssone were In
attendance ut the railroad stations. Chccrs were
repeatedly given. These demonstrations were
contiune until the train was lost In the Distance
4 delegation Isom Schenectady 10 escort the
Presidential party 10 that city, were on board.
Mayor Ncssillcn icnlcred 10 the President Tho
hospitalitics Of Schenectady.
At SCHENECTADY.
Sc:1EyIc7AD1, n. y. Aug. 3i.-s:i 10 a. m.-Therc
arr assembled thousands. exhibiting much cnthu.
sia>n. Sa1utcs sycrr fired md huzxas given.
The President and party left the car and were
escorted 10 p1ntfor1n where Judge Page tielIv-
crcl ah address 10 the President.
The President replied as follows:
THE PRESIDENTS srEEcu.
hare to express my thanks for the cordial wei.
come which you hare extended to mo to-day. You
atc aNa:c that It is not my purpose tu make a
speech In, am constrained 10 express In a few
words it!c qualification md pleasure which llayc
ss s s a Ss ss s Ss Sy s m s b Ct he
passiiir tltoael, ills portion of New York for thc
II sas Il re Il IL o
t'mert 10 the memory Of one Of our distinguished
statesmen, Stephen 4: Douglas as-ic!'ccrrlS and on
mt got nl to order, and to work mechanically,
but coming spontaneously from tho people,
and fo5 ,lls yo hnvs % ny y h., hsartslt thaaks +
fore TIC country. As TO this matter, my speeches,
public acts and records, arc all before you. Ton
know what tlsy arc. an1 from them yon must
! conntsy has passed through a pcE'ous conflict; !;
you arc awntc OF the crcunastancc* nnt1cr which
took hold of the helm Of state, aud no% that we
| tic tfrin: a.ru:slc 81 ttatcsmapshtp. i might
say TO you tho army did Its entire auty... Your
Gravs Officers and rolde.s have done an thctS
lld II saiiie daty o. &c oeean and q
sts,e s asn sonr oaS altnsn,shea e soe T. @
ductfng onr foreign relations and steering
the ship Of state through the whiFpoo1s and amid
rocks. llaa we'll done his duty, mad 20 fur rs my
duty, and God willing, II ny. couEec shall mee
the appreciation of the people intend to continns
to move forward In fhe couree have begun
10 20 fei'ward il ny pa4h off duly, because know
MI Ei:h., and because It is Tho only policy q ot
which the Gone'iison Ssn hs nphs1a and main
who controls all kings on earth.
anfne in ;oa 9as 81 Ts 5 1Sn ca hsts 1Ssy sn
let me- .s5 that :he cons'itu'iSn made ;!
ssnaa sGn se NJ t Of as he s e. ,css, s
the roldiers in that conflict, whose blood, a. the
ttod the frozen ground, spoutcd from Melr heels
men,ed ii with their blood. This Is thc Constitu
1lou by which l have stood and intend still i
stand. letmc tay, n parting. have always re
Hi idcncc, and 70 thcm look, and believe I'LL i
Se IN a'y e uaoa S ahsf Il @
States in your hands. You must take care Of Their
, and 60 good bye.
'. Tho President was frequently interrupted Wit
applause.
General Grant was presented 10 The people, an
received their hearty congratulations. The tsa'
: WIS roon again on its way, foltowe
, hy the cheers Of the people.
5 AT FONDA.
FoyDA, N.Y., Hl0 a. m.-The President, Gen
ral G1nnt, Admiral Farragut and Secretary Wel1
appeared On the platform. The train harfr
llaltcd, cheers were given for each Of them r
; pcated cals were made for Secretary Seward, vi
Y rlausc. lie said:
It szwArp's srEEcu.
= 1e. etcll Sou that one thing mag be tound
tie SGnpiufes, # 5on will on1y ca5s.u.1y looe I
~ AAA t*+Nt ~ EfEHl uAu UEfEI tAttE ~ A4NAN
E fIaughteT.1 And be retired.
JOHNSON AGAIN.
The President raid: design simply 10 tend
ron my thanks TOT The kind MANNER in which ~
have received Us. You arc engaged IN the sal
great work that We are-.t1yinE "a Restore the ca
G. and tom nlmost 10 pieces; bnf, thank God, pu
e lie opinion has prevailed In this COUNT
1t md lie people have decided thai no Sia
:. las hsht to 60 1.2s Gat l.. q the U9i
C. lin nower In the field, and now, after It has be
1e seftfcd another po,tfon OF our fellow citizens
Is detcrmfncd thai nle Uri0u shat] NOT b. restore
now hal the army, the nasy, and the Secretary
of ofarothcr duty is With you. You arc t. eay
ac The baiIot.tox whether The Union shall be
n stprcd and The county be permitted 70 renew
career Or proaperity md g1eatness: II !, g 9ni
baiiot:boI ot the approaching election One
nt TIC Departments OF the Government seems .
ss | poscd 10 throw every impeachment tn the wo1
Of the Union Of these Sta1cs, established n
Or Constitution of our fathers, and which
e. [ aCo opposed those in the South who sought
L. f-ecpa1ntc this Union, and now Oppose those
lhc North Who ase adverse to the esia1lishmenl
op | peaceful relations between all sections q
country. Lei the Uniou be preserved. and be