New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

the the last trip Of Mr., johnson and Gen. Grant
larger than Yesterday The President was cheefed in
G Passing up Fifth.ave at Demonico's by the NewYork
private residences in the avenue About Zoo persons
were assembled at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to witness tie
arrival OF The President. The bands played while the
Presidential party aighted from the carriages and
entered the hotel, the President roing at
him, accompanied by Mayor Hoiiman The President
tSnaed IN his room until g o'clock, when lie dincd at
the pnic table of the hotel accompanied by his suite
Between ana 10 o'clock, the President and Snite held
sia number OF friends among whom were Post
master James Kelly. Surveyor Wakeman, ex-
son; the Hot James B. Nicholson, 'J John l. K Kennedy,
Richard Schell, Col. Lebenau, Thurlow Weed and a
dent. A dcputaton of the Common Council OF Boston
We're also presented TO Mr. Johnson and viii accompany
chartered for that purpose.
Committee Of the Constitutional Union Convention
waited upon the President for the purpose OF presenting
m with address of welcome. The President received
the delegation kindly Mr. Seward Gems Rousseau But
time. Mr. Johnson shook hands cordially with the gen.
emen of the deesation, and Col ebeau addressed the
Col LIEBENAU said: In behalf of our organization
we are pleased to convey TO you r our appreciation of
your pubic services, your patriot and fidelity
the Constitution of the United States. We respectfully
salute yOu Sir, the Chief Magistrate our country,
whom have. from infancy been taught to respect
We also recognize IN the person OF the present incu
friend Of the whole Union Constitution and the laws
made in conformity Herewith and. in behalf OF our As
sociation tender TO you unfinchng support and
sincere regards; and. with earnest wishes for
your speedily restoring distracted country
10 the former prosperity and harmony, which believe
to be your most earnest desire and which your policy
viii more effectually accomplish We hid you hearty
welcome 10 our city, happy sCjOuu pleasant journey.
and safe return 10 those and anXctcs of State.
winch have been fearlessy and cheerfuy borne by
you amid the turbulence Of blind fauatclsm, and the
wicked SchemngS of political JaCObn. striving Of party
ascendancy only. We remain your EXcellencys very
ohediCnt and humble servants
The President replied to the address Of Col Lebenan
follows
All that can say in reply TO it, to tender my sincere
thanks for this cordial welcome that have given
and may say that know how 10 appreciate welcome
Of this kind, and il would bc doing injustice Ia myself 10
say that am Indifferent To reception of character
like this you have given me on the present oc-
casion. Accepting the allusions that have been
made 90 myself, | think that in my past
conduct have through my and messages responded
TO every single principle IN IT, which makes II unnecessary
To give my assent to IL would simply add that
through my whole life have made it one object 10
pursue principle and i'm pursuit ~ principle have always
felt that cond not wrong. thank yOu, gentlemen,
for this reception THAI you have rendered me on this
occasion.
The President then retired his for the night
e leaves for Boston in the SOcl0Ck train this moIng,
being escOrtedby the Committee on National AAars OF
the Common Council.