New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

pil''hI II the people showed theU uF'h" 49,. a..
tn N one For the last year OF so' III Iact Si'o u.
-1,t NJ Gov swou,s administration, the management.
,f the Antictam Cemetery has not peeh d. ~ '
have been Too much politics have peco'no h',i-
woven with H. and class of meh VIZ - - -.
pr,duced nothing but discord ana uIshNo siuoNe ~
the Northern members of " Ono '"
Gen Neolev Of PENNSYLVANIA, was SO lnuch silsh'eul
,, ,oso,, o. eri, that today he did not participate
,nrose tboro are other cases. which in due tme WI" DC
I'D ,,rblic The arrangements to-day were almost Ell
t,rclv in the hands Of Federal Officials ahd as Is a""
tbc case this class of men are so oDseqous " .o' o
,,,,o tbcm their loaves and fishes tbat lhey care
very uttie about anything else Ihe preparations
t,r tbis ceremony were commenced 50 lohs "so
mot If was expected everything would work hKe
ll, tut those who had such hopes had them Dhgh'ou
-, tbev saw Keedysyillc today Ihs Town Is
about three miles from the cemetery ana Ill RAINY "o"
t,er such as greeted us at O'CLOCK tou"y' a'oi H'0
hours, raroadng, il is most disagrceaDc place; eSpc-
ciolIv was this so when the foreigners OF the dpoma'
Corns Governors and invited guests OF beth sexes were
loft to stand out in q heavy ran-storm, without any
coverpc while a hafdozen aides galloped over the
bve-ways to hunt up carriages The cemetery sIoui"s
were not reached untlSmost O'Clock ana mere hpout
10 600 people had assembled brought mther Ill al hlus
of vehicles in fact the large assembly was one OF the TWO
uoteworthy facts of the day. On the arrival OF
the President and his Cabinet ministers very
little enthusiasm manifested The Governors
and their stats arrived after but the only one Weko"h
| IN tbc peoplc was GOV Geary Of Pennsylvania, WHO
for long time was stationed with his regiment 'ne z''n
Pennsylvania in this section OF the country soon al'V
tho procession reached the stand the ceremonies com
recrDtion he met with, but not anymore than tne i',ih IN
guished party hc had specially under Gllg'- VI
r@sidc,t and his Cabinet and Gov English oil C0hCei-
t c stand was too small for them To get toge her IKE
n hapnv family. 80 Seward ana Randall were plhSc OH
/ r.Vi to OF New YORK ana New
! JcrseT and McCuloch, Wcics, Bncklcy, ana InSltn
took seats the lett surrounding the President & ana
/ tpl n.
nntl "IIfr GOV yGo rRrodforJ Federal onicchodcr
/ ~ Baltimore. or all the reflections upon the
people of western Maryland during inc past & hEe we
Wears this was Of the worst The weliWoIr sioy go
mon, at leost of the battle was rchcaTcd McCcllans
Great ability and skill ngcnously praised ana the gol
| Gus advantages Of the Constitution and the party oi
moderation and corciliatOn namely, johnson pIIll'
were brought ont IN the most Impressive style 0i lhc ora
for The battle part OF the address did not produce any
marked effect upon the Presidential party hut n soon
As the Constitution was dwclt upon brhchieN t 1lo
heran I" beam. While sewrrd McCuoch, and Randall,
although attentive listeners did not seem 10 3I '. ~
tIc orator proceeded would now and then gitc % IAN. @
cheers. hut beyond tins no outward Lemon there were
made until Mr.. Bradford concluGcu, VIA" "grst from the
calls for GOV Gcary Of Icnnsy lyana hlst I mVI f ,u
soldiers two regincntS oi Wcf % & NJ Were lat FAINT but
rs no response was made thcy grew louder 'i' & ~
& fi,ncns AS had been uttered were in favor among
! INC auditors. Gov Swami looked hS IL Su'' "
burst of Indignation would ic'eaG MS n,"", mann. l,
Johnson seemed very anIiou' ana In5uqq I,"n! R
rcInatks Ia the Governor and sccrct"N Mt' .i'h '.
/ ,,orur he nr0tccdcd with Secretary WcIe. lad lil
hc meantime asked. Why ths demonstration hlt the
{ o,.r, r,sl,,u~c Dee received was " Gcaiy, Icdit
/ Tho Presidents advice was taken, hud u k'hl",
I ,,ai, from western Virginia commenced ~ read
| tLc uOrm: hut he could not proceed on ac-
] con,t of calls for the PcuusyNNfM Governor.
A. last the latter stepped forward aul ncE-u 'i ~.
crowd would keep quiet. and promised titt "hrn thc
urooanuc WAS gotten through with hc ana DINER NoN
tru0rs would address them. This had tic desired ',el
/ and The poem was read amid many cncoulums. IHth
cries were again made, but the only response ho& nc
! cclyed was the introduction ot thc, Itteach'.
The latter after stating hdli - duhti YIN q,
that he did intend To make speech, thrh TAXED n
the dead OF both sides who were si''IHS h p''''
account OF his past Devotion 10 INC
Constitution. and with the hope That the people W"Ih
take that fog their guide. ON leaving tne u,ek nc
| rcnue,tcd Coy. swami 10 have the hcnrdlctloh
offered which was quickly done. and The whole Iic
dcuiial partv together with Swami nnd IhEs P'h htl
M their hats and quickly left the stand now the
| cheering became more furious than ever glu nvN'
tchry stepped forward and made Few lddlca remarks
i'm which he rcconted the part taken by PcnnsJ wanna IN
the battle After hc finished Gov Fchton wa, loudy
called for and his short earnest speech Was mol ou
To say the least the treatment of the GONeInor-
was very shabby. There were present pe,ue ' ~
Tcnton Geary. and ward. COY. Chamberlain "i Maine
GOV. Cox Of Ohio, and GOV Foreman "i h'l II 7@,'iI @
none of whom were asked To say word ana mere ~ may
he mentioned that GOV Fcnton was requested p -v'l
governors present, and the icrcsehld'cs oI o'"I5
! urcecnt. 10 make address on 'h,i u,H .,
| INV swami was notified oi thht idct, ana l1o
| Wv he took cerizance Of q is noted above.
Tho scramble to the great It'T lh' iI',h',
party was provided for, aud the remainder A"o 10 "'N
oIt II ie H hard 10 fc who were most d-gustcd those who
came "A great distance 10 pay honest tribute 10 our
dead soldiers. those who in attempting To make po
cal capital OutOf high ana noble decd iouhu
with a Stone wall. and is nicely laid out There are
i,3sj soldiers buried thrI'