New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

h dictated that no should seek 10 escape cn % at
nano TTrec cheers for General Sheridan NcIc y ~
Gl h nont am here with the President OF the UlIo ~
states in Massachusetts, must De % ceDton which
you nave extended to him was with him ,Tn
AGO in his native State of North Carolina IGs ~ three
cheers for the State Of North Carolina she was to %
state put forth declaraSn, Rr,an 4i Yam NAV we'll
ive three cheers for North Carolina She was ,o
Of the eleven who seeded VINO % Mt' % three cheers for
out of the Union. You may wen give t ,h eleven who
North Carolina. She was the hlst OF t9S de ~ the
md NJ tday nothing is wanting for her to resume
her ancient honorable most patriotic position III 't y,
MnssSchusetts Now know that all that Is coming ny
abOuts coming about yefy Clements of fertility OF
health and of ygOr; and In North Carollna& ON & Ho
cotton spring MP which is to supply next SJ% % wheat
oi1S that is 10 supply the Indies and the sont
States know that nature designs states st but this
whole continent be- sooner or later, wd The
magic circle of the American Union ovd o M to cet ont
rs much as they please and you here i'll
try TO keep them out as ha % and yon are to live to-
gether as brothers unity and harmony now tin t
bt Won gave The President the United States to-day
Now let say word for your serious men or al
that subject Almighty God has revealed 10 IN men e y, az
lowed them TO conceive of safe or perinahent s
ment in which there shall not be one eM9ouoc eho ~
Tbaf head must eXst in the government, Whclne ~ 10
tinS ar nm emperor or president There are p,t TWO
ways which executive head can DC .h other is
nation-One is by birth, hereltay, anu pres,dcut nv
by eectoil-lthree cheers for our freiucI1 a ,p ~
eicetionl-but nations have been mwlng 90, w. No. 60
to king emperor, and tneTeiVre' ueoiv i, W bs
born the sword is prepared which is to be put INTO I
hands with which he shall be able to compel ther% %
Jnring his natural life On the other hand, repupc
elects nTeSident and they take security against hs
abuse or yrannical exercise OF power Oy made
that stipulation they agree that he shall have no sWou
in his hand TO keep him IN the hnv m nv their
consent will acquesce and sustain MN luI tio ~, o
-four years ana S that they elect Now You
going 10 have President. as President II
and FOR four years, you to get hnf 1On arc 10
agree that the majority OF the people OF the States sa
elect him. There is no other way Dut ua' you tht
neouieSce i'm il during the term OF anu ihat
fhe minority concur in the choice that the majority mas
made for four years and no lcnger Only adhere 10 ,
TLis repubiic can never perish II you have President
the people themselves without the employ % e"' n :"
no longer. But what have we seenI We nave sccn &
rcpn6G on me very y ps f T tbi Tnon refused to sub
nit 10 the President that was chosen Dy lhe hi9ol
tbe ober states six years ago and what did you do
You conIpel,cd them 10 submit you compelled them 10
acuuicsce Now You have anothcr fresldent ior louI
years, and two of those years are gone mNoG gov
then elect another President. Do' you not cNpeOt % NM
the minority who vote against tnat new for the
four years for which he Is 10 De etctcu WY
D % h nandoned 10 ruin for secession Then all there
is is inst this We have Just got 10 learn one
habtba Of acquescng the choice that we ourselves
made of our President for four years, ana te ~ le N
mraton Of that time, improving upon lhe st cnoioo ny
making as much better We have the success ana
wisdom to do There is the solution OF all troubles
II All i'm that The South has taught that II must
suit 10 tho President he is chosen by the North
and the North must now show that IL Will submit To the
President that they choose or is chosen Tor the n lhc
assurance that there shall never be unlawful resist
by armed force 10 the President bearing ,he '
horty Of the United States and give me then go 40 OF
30 more years of life, and | Will engage 10 give
you the possession Of the American continent ointment
and the control Of the entire world lChcersl
DENY inc that simple thing Of the acquescence OF the
people in their own choice and will not pledge you the
continuance. the existence OF this Union through nan ,he
period which we have carried il through with the cost
apd sacrifices of the greatest civil war the world has ever
The moral Of my subject is loyalty ana paiios
devotion 10 your constitution and laws; and Whatever
wrong the laws, H the customs or the habts of
society trust to their correction through your SCHOOLS
your churches your political assemblies but never sunel
an enemy raise his hand against the nationality or the
Union Of the United States loud cheers.l -,
After Mr. Seward closed the party retired andn little
while the streets were deserted ... ..,,.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO THE STATE sCHooLslHf.
The President and party, this nornng aecompanlsd hy
wharf in a tug Other gentlemen and number of ladies
reached the vessel IN similar way Inc poy htIc
ranged nj their desks cabin. The President
seated at the mead of the room IN company Win Post
master General Randall, Representative Hooker, Gfn
Banks exc Gov. Andrew, and Judge On OF the supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, Collector oi customs
Episcopal FORM and at intervals the boys perhaps
over hundred Of them, sung religious songs
reforSatory Institution cbs school ship ysern
iId ,,n, 10 address the youths before him His re-
marks We're OF consratuatOry character and OF earDcst
encouragement and advice as 20 their present ana inc
man who had persevered until he had reached the hgst
poson on earth Let the boys read the history of An
drew Johnson they could not all become Presidents but
they could all become true aud good men. Father
Taylor a venerable missionary and seanans preacher,
delivered address appropriate 20 thoccasOn antctng
nearly all the audience 20 tears. PostmasterOeneihl
Randall by request, gave few words of ENCOURAGEMENT
10 the boys, and spoke in laudaton OF this state
institution Madame Parepa who had been specially ~
vited to be present storm song ana subsequently
Ave Maria much to the delight OF every one Several
hours thus passed board the ship and the party
returned to the hotel at o'clock Secretary seward to-
day visited Quincy In company with the SOILS OF the Hon
Charles Francis Adams. Others Of the party rode into
the suburbs Of Boston.
The President tomorrow will be IN lthe charge Of the
whose celebration promises 20 be the finest ever
in this country On Wednesday the Presidents party
have sail in the haTbOr escorted by the squadron of the
Boston Yacht Club On the day they VIII start on
the return home. The night will be passed In New
Haven
Sonic DELEGATIONS.
ST. Johns Lodge, No l. of NewY O, nearly 100 strong
arrived here this morning, and quarteTed az the Ire
mont House This Lodge have In their possession
the Bible upon which George Washington was sworn
to President johnson to-day, at his request. and
he congratulated the Lodge possessing 80 val
liable a Inemento Of the Father Of his Country
Numerous communicates Of Knight Tempars have al
ready aiyed to take part in the Temple dedication
ceremonies tomorrow, among them commentaries from
Washington, u. C., Hartford Springfield and Portland
Several special rans will arrive tonight and early to-
morning with lodges and delegations OF the
brotherhood beautiful and Imposing demonstration is
anticipated