New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-04
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Where the long list OF men who lived at that day, and
who commanded respect for coDstancy TO principle
Applausel Under these circumstances, could feel in
dferenti would be false to my nature il forgot you,
and not TO indulge in rehabilitation can say Ifeei
proud Of the demonstrations in my honor by the citizens
Of my native land.
Breathes there man With soul so dead
Who to himself has sad
This 5 my my native land"
Applause This Is not the occasion 10 dlscnss no
political issues which disturb the pnblie mind Dn as an-
sion has been made to nay si GONG our IRON amor h
fundamental principles OF the Government, have al
hered 10 Them and to the Constitution the Union, ana e
nag OF my country. lAppause When went ont iIoih
among yOu and from the time became connected WIN
HSe Of duty and adopted the constitution Of my country
my guide applauseE and by these, whether IN pros
rOled. aud come veal or woe, in high places or low
places with the Constitution as my guide with my hand
lmd on the altar of my country will leave these great
principles for those who are to follow lAlpanseJ
One OF my Leading te1ets h3s been the prosperity q ns
regard to condition. color should be esteemed according
10 the intrinsic merit WORTH leaving eaeh TO rise on bs
own merit courage andenegy Let this be the standard
that TO every may be assigned his true position
trust and hope Of discussing party issues creating
fractions between North south, East OF West that al
VIII exert Themselves TO the restoration OF the union O
these States, that the flag may float over eontented
and prosperous people tAppausel Let us my friends
repair the breaches made by the war, and restore tho
Union. This being accomplished, may then make
such issues the public prosperity and safety may de-
lnand Let us elcc IRON cur minus INC memory Vi lle
restore peace 10 the States This has been my constant
compliance with your invitation to participate IN another
ceremony TO confer an honor upon the memory Of ono
II
emanated from any particular quarter or family Ono
word to you young men, There much said as to cduca
in common phrase make yourselves men you viii have
TO do SO through your own eXertons. know some 9r
through which have passed during the time that has
elapsed since left you. 1t Is not for me to say whether
have succeeded not Let that be as IL may my race
is nearly run am no aspirant for anything The way
7 whose before hands There Rfs few Cow
the next wave viii bring you young men and women,
our places, and orr work Nill lal INTO otner Iahds
yourself for the responsibilities that must in time deyove
uponyou. In conclusion permit me to tender You nay
distinguished representative the Governor OF the state
Thpgh sRe sent me o 0e RSss Which go now emu
joy and though ON returning cannot DO So Ia the a-
faction she is my mother and Whatever may been
her delinquenc:es love her still. Then, ladies and
gentlemen let me again express my heartfelt thanks or
this warm and sincere welcome on returning to tLs my
The President as he retired was repeatedly appauded
Secretary Seward, having been loudly called Tor,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NORTH CAROLINA: Lilo
my great chief who preceded It Is not my parpose; TO
as a companion and friend am entitled to sink out Of
the scene feel the touching soleny OF the OCCASION
pened 1t is only more citizen Of Raleigh home again.
owe You word Of Acknowledgement, however, for
the willingness you have shown and hear me. Id
not 50 always it WILL trust in God, be so hereafter
Applate,l And If it be not SO hereafter. 70
not mine H. Yes. yes have one word to say about tho
political situation When the ide ana miSeleyS1s e1
was uttered, noticed well that when the tempter
abroad he placed his mouth at the ear Of North
Carolina and she went ont with the rest, but most
10th and the last OF all. l have not forgotten
had begun to subside and the rainbow distinguished
by the faintes the political skies and we sent
come home again, North Carolina futtered and
fastened to return to the ark Langhter and appanse
IOu had consent to depart; You never hayo
had any refusal To stay You have always my heart to
shall be well again. Applause as ne wltndrewl
PostmasterGenerai Randall, who was next called for'
II does not become me to talk much in such place,
after what YOU have heard from the President and tho
Secretary Of state simply come forward TO express
my thanks l9r your COED MIL come S as companion 5E,sn
ion see ia him young man gong out from AMONG you
Without place o TO AND Teu s sse WIN return
with the highest honors heaped upon him; You have
President of forty millions of people tAppanse tis
well that such spectacle is presented 10 this grea6
dSS . hoesy and iaf'H nteghee may not
reach. which qualities, without the Presidents
people 70 give him the highest public place on
earth It is good to reach hSh s P Post eo g%e
when 1t viii be asked not what wealth we gained, and
his viii 30 the inquiry IS the world any better your
having been in it The President loves the people be-
has made hither holding in affection the memory Of bis
father He has left all the duties OF his high Office to pay
a solemn tribute to departed worth. Mr. Randall was
Maor-Gen. Sickles vocerousy called for, and re-
rtanty appeared the balcony lie was greeted Win
repeated applause, and spoke as follows
respond with pleasure in obedience TO your summons
10 make my acknowledgment for your kind and coure-
Gus reception am here tOdayto join you IN paying!
honor 10 Your feowcitiZen and friend, the PresIdene
OF the United States. 1t is the source OF much,
satisfaction to me, as l am sure u MI ne
10 your distinguished guest, and his honofedl
associates that they only received spontaneous
and cordial welcome from the people but that ell has
been ordered by the authorities OF the State ana or
Raleigh fail TO observe that tins asseInbaRa
of the greatest responsibility and decornm and
that no disorder has occurred 10 mar
the dignity and pleasure of the occasion Confident that
il is gratifying the Chief Magistrate and the Cabneo
Minister'S who present TO witness the admirable bear
ing of the people OF this Capital il IS my lpeasng dnty
10 testify To the President that what he has seen today m
the Capital prevails everywhere the broad surface u
your noble State Gen. sickes was appauded as he fe~
tired.
The assemblage, which was large after cheering the
President retired from the vicinity OF the hotel Ih4
Presdeut In company with Secretary Seward, wakedk
through the streets OF Raleigh pointing out the vaonA
interesting localities and occasionally stopping TO sbak
hands with an old friend. large number or strangep
are in the city all parts Of the state After the acdS
on or tla mon