The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28
THE PRESIDENTIAL T0UR.
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Arrival and Reception at New
Haven.
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Enthusiasm Manifested and
Speeches Made.
VISIT TO YALE OLLEGE.
VISIT TO YALE COLLEGE.
Action Of the Citizens Of
Philadelphia.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
NEW HAVEN Conn., June q, 1861.
The Presidential party left Hartford to-day nine
O'Clock without any particular demonstration attending
the departure. Tho arrangements from Hartford were
under the control Of Collector James r. Babcock, Of
New Haven, who managed things better than the
mittee having charge OF the reception at the former
city There good deal Of bungling occurred and many
| nexcusablc mistakes committed through the
vanity Of some OF the managing spirits who seemed to
DO governed moro by desire display themselves
than by wish promote the comfort Of the Presiden-
| tial party.
On the way between Hartford and New Haven nothing
particular occurred but the moment tho depot Of the
latter town in sight tho evidences OF extensive
preparations for grand reception noticeable The
interior Of the depot filled by dense mass Of
people, and tho galleries crowded with ladies' and
children salute Of twenty lone guns fred and
after short delay the party conducted by Cover
English and Collector Bsbcock out into the street,
where carriages In waiting and several companies
| OF military drawn up in line.
The Knights Templars OF Washington, accompanied by
the United States Marine Band took position the
Presidents carriage and after the whole party had got
comfortably seated the procession started in the follow
ing ORDER
Governors Horse Guard.
The knights Templsrs Of Washington.
President johnson Gov English and Mayor sperry
Tho rest OF the party In carriages
The Foot GUARDS.
In this order the procession took its march towards
the City Hail. The weather dark and misty and the
streets full Of mud but nevertheless thousands upon
thousands the sidewalks to tho spectacle
The President warmly received all along the route,
kept busily occupied bowling the multitude and
acknowledging tho cheers that greeted him at every STEP
In the old park immense crowd Of people
gathered vicinity Of the City Hall the street
was quite impossible, except very small space to
enable the President and suite to pass into the building
The City Hall reached about eleven o'clock and the
party led into the court ROOM where select company
Of the ellie Of the occupied all the seats OUTSIDE
the bar. The tastefuy decorated with hays
evcrgreens and behind tho judges seats appeared
ikenesses OF Jackson Washington and Johnson, the
latter In tho consre and the inscription IN letters Of
gilt
wELCOAE 10 OUR PRESIDENT
The appearance Of the President and suite the
signal for outburst OF very hearty cheering Cover
nor Is soon ssucs was tore roo Geo
honor well the distinguished pleasure Of welcom
ing the President the guest Of Connecticut and hts
| qualification enhanced by now introducing him to
The Mayor extended to the President cordial vel
come which he said due not only 70 his official stu
aon but for his practical efforts TO preserve the pat
| otto States Of the government OF our forefathers
jackson they now have Tho pleasure Of welcoming An
drew johnson. The Mayor after other words OF COM
). ns ns va. no asn
when malice hatred and revenge would pass away and
al % Witness
plste and happy restoration Of the American Union.
tors - rssOsc not onV q him ss citizen b.. he
Chief Magistrate OF the country. He should ever re-
member IL In reply 70 what the Mayor said concerning
h. vbod.- We ara nina hny0
to DO the President Of the whole United States, and not
OF particular locality. There arc two kinds OF cour
i age-one physical, which enables man TO meet the
enemy the battle field, and the other moral. which
gives strength TO stand In the councils OF the
throw our liberty. In the midst Of all this bad but
anchor from which never permitted myself 70 DO
the public good nv aim and the constitution my guide
reply he said the storm had passed. the skies
were becoming brighter; then why could they not all
unite effort TO restore peace and concord
The President frequently interrupted with cheers,
| and three cheers were then given for the Cabinet
Mr. SEWARD, after being introduced, spoke ss fol-
PILLOW CrrrzKr-some few years ago singular coincI
avss in mp Win a Sezso
out each OF fellow travellers expaatng the
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e Prden. has made % you one Of those sincere
charity to our brethren who been errors
so have ssd nsna Ms and
the President o. The uned snoned duty
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g The three words which am now gong 70 utter
me result q my osssrvsen North .na SOUTH over The
All The daerenc, ,hsre between Of New England and
pr s1s; your labor and skill and
dfa.n lnSwleage ay year, u sav,nSs Of The south
send hem SOLDIERS schoonssers teachers minister.
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The standard Of New Enssna and sss ss ne
As sssd e ana s Upon
Postmaster General RANDALL, having been introduced
sroke as follows:-
Mn. MAYOR FrlIow. crrzrxs-If had no. ,rinIng
uIasrss z say snyhas in Response o this kind isss
% bette. and msa than have done the
s full q pr s 0d regard e nsm
official person the power Of this grea. Union Ne vas
S Ss' ssnss % one blow n the very
maintain the Union OF these states firm and
siaadfast Always faith, errng ron may
think yet earnest always believing he right And here
his wise sag1oioua Secretary who has played upon The
| liz dscords OF different NATIONS into perfect
hafmony aud compelled Thorn bend 70 him
in their diplomacy These growing old, desre only
perfection Of the Union for which Conneciicn, early and
herself Ia the days the Revolution.
Your state Of Connecticut oder than the constitution,
older any Of national legislation Early and fore
NEST old and she the bud
ding glory OF Young America You Of New England to-day
haze power stretch out and 10 these
troubled elements that disturb country Peace be
i stll.v When shall when love liberty
and law, love night principles and the con-
stution they party then viii these dscords
euI The stituon Is great the shield
OF Inc President o. tao United States and the learning o.
this who has grown gray the service OF the
cosn kept OF during fearful struggle the hands
opposing nations. We 70 them Than TO any
~, who the battle Geld. u Is wise for