, 1866-09-05

,
At DETROIT.
1spccial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DETnoEr, September I.
The Presidential party arrived at tho depot In
this city a, half past six o'clock this evening,
when they ~erc received By the city diguitAriea,
the Committee Of Reception, and The military.
General Grant and General Rawlings arrived
carly This morning, and Immediately proceeded to
the Biddlo House, the headquarters Of Major Cen
esal Hooker with a!,om they spent the day as
quietly as the anxiety Of the people to sec them
would allow. Tile whole three Of course met the
President at tho depot. A 1arge, but not very
large, 1owf, WIS gathered at the depot towimess
the reception. The cheering WAS respectfully
loud. hut decidedly more respectful than earnest
r There wcrc bat few decorations anywhere In the
city; indeed the anair Was poorly managed BY
those In charge. After tho reception speech By the
Mayor. and response by the President, the process
zion Was long stn,c getting ready 10 move. OF
coutse the military were prompt and ready, but
tho greatest difficulty v1s experienced By the
n,nrehals in getting :hc city fathers, tho committee
and tho political hanscrs-on Into order; consc-
qucnfly it wss guile dark when tic procession
hnn,ly started. The management had nc.}ecteato 10
hare the street lamps lighted. and The crowd cond
barely distinguish tho Presidents carriage by the
continued waving al the Prcsidcnt'* hat. thongh
HE features or those Of SECRETARY Seward, could
mol be. eecr. Stewards white hair, however,
marked him. General Giant rode Will his back
10 tic ho7e- III his most cascless nEd nouchalant
etyle Admiral Farraguf Was sccn and recognized
br but few. The 1reafdent'e carriage VAS care
fully guarded. not only by strong detachment Of
| police, but b. soldiers with fixed bagoncts.
! Arriving at The Diddie Home, and partacing OF
snppcs, set speech Of welcome wns naade hy
| Wm. r. Wells.
Mayor LfiIa then introduced The party to tho
I people, hcednuipg with the President Tho cheer
r.s+. n711
| xcsc announced, when tho shouts Of welcome
| were fairly dcafcufug.
After lie Presidents speech, Secretary Seward
| WIS called ont, and responded fn long speech
| He was followed By Senator Doolstlc, and the
| concern tapered OF with George Francis Train,
| Who made the most ridicnlous1y winiy harangne
| that was ever hcarI here.
The Presidential party rciilcd when Train be-
gan. lie is sill going on at this hour. midnight,
| wl.!c the rc4t have gone to bed.
| Altogether, tue SluET here hes tttu very poor
ouc, and poorly managed. The President is had
spcakcs Ills speech re,b1tim. exactly rs delivered,
will be published here; its inuecuraccs fnrtcgan'
cire and wonderful scshtase, will rather nstonts
tic public, which has hecn in tic habit Of reading
t speeches corrected aud put into good Ess1isls b.
| rcporieis.
| Especial Despatch II The Chicago Tribune.l
IL MILWAUKEE. Septennbcr4 4.
I,ceraschre from tht Presidential parry say they
Will b. unable to ,isit Milwaukee,. a laf::r dele
gation 1cats on t!c =; s:;Atndy Jo'4rson" rescnuc
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
ST. LOUIE, Srpt.mbcr3 I.
g:ard rrosrn,nnae T. hein:s; asTanEs4 3. t9s taS
rcecpion OF ;he eSaafnt o. me n1asa ~ =
the Southern Hotel Il y sn1enaGa. On tos ssfa
sal ol tbs Presidential cqtee a East st. h1ais
on Salnfay monn !" nsc NV a, t.cG M ~
dow, the harbor. A grand hall at !he Lindell f.
lso - aps TEs sslenslc Es, ,li 3d s9ns r., 81
!sl.:,. oseaThcimsd y Its Ceilings" "' may be III
.luced to make .hott response.
sfaas'a, sfass ens % q lii ad9.ss lssas %
eoa,zx .Aess was ! gts2! lat;er amonS tAs Coz
c. n: !:
70 az soe esa o .essac IL iii, dae r.
il n appropriate manner: 0fsourse he must ]
bis presence on the citizens Of snEnGas!d; shcG
held lat evening, tlc following proceedings Wei
lad. viz: ,.u,-
l. Alderman Anderson offered 'he foio"ir
spu;asld that the Ma}Ss T. hsree} imsirgttsd Lust
e an ipsisas,vsa Al % 10 rsesiaynt Aaases Johnson. i
Cnbinet officers, General Craft, Admiral EaEsag
= and te asti!,::'=hsn PeISon. aSSeonpaa5ss S;ce
tomb Of tte late Presidcnt Lincoln, whose memo
We AZ deltSta TO nHnos: -.a =. .,z.ra ,x s,r,tt
on .Ss nams H ~ In9cw % JoSnson: III soic sH
s aiaeiman nus T Costs moved tha1 tic oido1,as amen
i, Cd asrnan S9s pa1msn moved that tho order !ay
passed. 6esen 10 five. This wns more taa9
nc ,v1 no a1h ~ he1 ~; r.
ef- ui.,iSsl msn1,ers af ih;. Council Tor ul;s i'm
Ing Of 4. j.; hut the .ca!!e7. . that broke the b1
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