The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-19

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tho tbronrs wich como to SEQ us on the
toor north, but wich wood persist In hol'
lering " Grant, The trooly good men Nv
Boston arc sblishnisss, lat there's sone
thousands wich want Offices and them.
with sprinklin NV Democrats and conserv-
aiives, ought to make tis a handsome rccep-
nhsyny sii ~ .Tgf ri 20 .dtisrv hFd nrIlilG
There Is yet men in .isostoa who used 10
return fugitive alavss, and tlicrl 10 besides,
the eminently respectable gentlemen who
are % conservative that they hold INTO sin
bocoz in old and established 10y precedent,
and 20 sris,ocratic that they. wont do right.
list bccos doin right is quite common thing
In that secksun, who hold onto the cote
tale uv progress, and holler Hstopp and
who Of they tie ihcisclvc 10 q good causs
load Il down with their dignity. Like do
Cd Lootennnts NV 'Gl their baggage is worth
MORN they arc. But the trip wont hun
us. You can't mako the Ahlishnisn moro
AblishiD, and them or foller us for tho
loaves and fishes we dispense, wood still
fuller ms Of tho road VIC took led ez 'strate
through petlishcn cz pigeon wood fy.-
II may be that It's the method Ivy wich We
shell finally carry Moo Rnslsnd. ~ Poio
sez; .-.... ...,-tr. ....,.,-. ,.-. .t.. s.-.. 81.
.vioe 10 monster Nv such hIdjus meIn.
That 10 BE- hated needs s but TO be seem
Now Of We follered tho poet no further
we shood never 20, but each one wood
keep ex close in his respective apartment
ez possible. But, KNOWN mankind, he
goes on:
'Hut sesn too on hmIlIar with its noe.
We arst epdoor, then pity, then eubraos.'
That's Il. We must be seen too OF. We
must make en- familior with our face. Ef
we stny long enuff, l don't dcspair Nv seein
Boston givin iyoo an ovashen, and secin 700
locked in the arms Nv Wendell Phillips
Ef they commence ,pityip yoo, tho reack-
shen will take EN- to tho cmbracin, aud Il
seems ez though they ought TO no at that
pint by this time. And then Of you mako
this toor and say nothin ideotiok, tho very
novelty Nv Il will direct attention from wat
we'vo desided to do with Sheridan. Sicklcs,
Pope, ct al. Il will l,ewillcr tho people"
And 30 it wnz desi,iod To 90. Thro Dola-
ware the rcsepshens wuz all that wo dc.
sired, and in Maryland the people come in
crowds to greet us; tho the cheers partook
% much Nv the nacter Nv the cheerful
ysIls witch the Confednt soljes employed
when they charged, that Sckretary Seward 8
nerves wuz somewhat shockt. Ez Phila.
delphy didn't offer Us the hospitalities Nv
the city, we didn't stop ther at all. Tho
train run around il, the Presidents nose be-
in elevated all the time ez tho he smelt
suthin. When 1t had finally passed, Mr..
Randall announced the fact. and the Prcsi-
denshel face assoomed its yoosual benine
expression ez we glided into the sacred
soil NV Moo Gersey.
In Moo York, Morrissy he'd done bis
part. Their wux spectacle bodies OF cheer.
en at the pinis agreed upon, md, ez they
he'd bin paid librally, the spontaneous en-
thoosiasn wuz ez good IN quality ez II wuz
In quantity. Occasionally, cheerer which
had taken too much NV his wages in ad.
vance, wood yell for Jcffson Davis, but Il
wuzn I notist. . Il didn't mar the pleasant
uniformity NV the proceedins, or strike any.
body as bcin singlcr. They tried terrible
hard TO get speech out Nv us, and the
President was willin. but Randall. sesin
that tho Herald and Triboon had reporters
present, supprcst him and got him to bed
comparatively sober, and very early.
Arrivin at Boston, wliz surprised at the
length, depth and brcdih NV tho enthoosi.
nsm wich grcetid ms. Ez Of to show thcr
greet ut tho deatl, Nv Presidents, we notist
everywhere The portraits NV our predeces.
sor, Linkin, draped In nournin. at wich
the President dropt teer, sayin, "See how
they mourn Iis when we nre everlastinly
gone" Their wuz sort Nv subdood en-
thoosiasm, kind Nv half.nournin glad.
ness, ef may say 50, wich VIE grntifyin.
We wuz received by Guvner Bullock,
whose speech wuz noble triboot TO tho
President. 81 welcome yoo," se,l he, "io
Massachusetts,. Many Presidents hev Wis.
ited Moo England, aud this visit, like thcirn,
excites devotion to tho Yoonyun and re-
speck for them wich, in their 0ifislIel po-
sshcn, rcspeck the government Nv tho
whole country. Our desire Is to manifest
our regard for those who, In offiishal ca.
passity. rcspeck the Nasl,nel Yoonyun, wich
Is TO say, we resI,eck tho Nashnell Yoon-
yum. | trust the President will stay long
cnufF tu enable us to manifest our high ro-
gard for-{I,ere the Presidents face bright.
ened up) your Office (tIc President turned
frightiully rcd, wicl bullock, whose princi-
pies wliz a rnsslin hack holt with his po-
litcness, notist and ho addodl and 10 700
personally"
Ez them last words isllood slowly and
despritly, tho Presidents face lighted up.
Tic rendered him thanks for the rcccpsliun.
lie wo0dcnt undertake to conceel einosIicns
witch ngitated him at this personal welcome
upon the soil Nv Massachusetts,. u wuznt
necessary fer him TO go into tho histry NV
Massachusetts ez he wnz in the habit Nv
doin further South, ez those before him
wuz probably ex familiar with II ez he wuz,
but he, wood ash0Or uni, for thcr cncour.
agement, that ths l,istry Nv Massachusetts
in connekshun with tho histry Nv these
States hez become a part Nv the histry Nv
the country, and therefore in yisitin Mass
achoositis under such I,ckoolyer circun. |
stances II Is pekoolyerly gmiiiyIn to rccecv
such a welcome. In rcgarl To your remarks |
tetchin the prcservaslIun Nv these States,
trust nuy say without eggotisni, vice
wich ! never hey hin akoosed ov, aud frim
wiclI'l may say, nQ Que is moro singlerly |
FREQ than myself, ryiek to no patyot Twin
or dcd, in my dc,osl,un to that purpose.
dislike spekin, az kin trooIy ay that
| am not luvuaslius, but when troO,lI wich
love, and the coz Nv humanity wich tic
to, is at stake | l,ev spoke. ] mny say with.
out egotisIn that live for principle. and
I thank the people NV Massachusetts which
my visit hcz dmwd TO Boston for the out.
burst NV reganl wicl' greets n'e. witlioot
ego,ism I may say that it, a outburst cknll.
Ell by faw and, eIcclled by none ever given
a President in The Yooniied States or el.e.
where, and II is my prayer that comm in
contact with mo may do the people NV Bos.
ION good. Yoor remarks, not referrin d.
reckly TO me, on the Rooslin purchis and |
more economical collection NV tho internal
-cvenus, also meets my coIel approbashen,
OWN as do my common county"
Randall pulled ut his coat tale, when tho