The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD
BosTos June %, 1867
1:30 O'clock A. Nj.
n Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and New
York lacking in enthusiasm for the Chief Magis-
as Of The nation Connecticut and Massachusetts, have
nade amends. The Presidents trip today, from the
Rnpre City 70 the "Huo." almost approached An
ovation. Hhs Nutmsg state welcomed Mr.. johnson with
. warmth natural TO . new convert. But what should
- saad OF radical Massachusetts, almost the anpodes
q "my policy" turning out In massive popular
demonstrations 70 greet President hostile 70 New Eng
Ind notions and represented traitor and copper
Asadf The real warmth exhibited from the moment Of
srussing the fne has been surprise, not only Mr.
Jshsson himself but 70 many Of the people OF the old
Bay ssats Mr. johnson was smiling and happy the
whole journey Mr. Seward was in scstaciss, and the
entire party exultsnl Il 10 regarded in the
court circle a. decidedly big thing, and pro.
ssssd individuals are puzxling themselves In
vain enors 70 solve what them seems to be very
As1AcIlt problem. To ordinary minds the solution
appears very plain and simpIe-namely, that radical
New England can Distinguish between man and his
sHr pnsr sHKEnxa on rHr ROAD
Nothing remarkable occurred until the train arrived at
Soc bridge whore the first ebuIiton ofpopulsr enthu
asm took place large assemblagc Of ladies and chill
hero 6eseged the State and waved their white
Aandkerchiss In honor Of the President who standing
lowing and smiling The train stopped for . few mo-
snts and rush Of tho sex towards the President
followed. The ladies' had quite contention with each
ether for the Of touching the Presidential digs
snd ventured TO climb up the platform for
the purpose Of better shake and closer inspec
lAagbabe
AT STAMFORD
On reaching this point the party received by q
largo crowd Of persous who chsered the President with
great enthusiasm. Mr.. Johnson appeared the
plssfsrm and shook hands with large number OF per-
soma many Of whom were ladies, Who expressed their
pleasure al seeing the Chief Magistrate OF the nation
Gr Seward vas aso called for and received with cheers
els Truman smith here ~ asked the Secretary Several
persons IN the crowd answered that he not Then
present 70 him my compliments" replied Mr.. Seward
wTeng time. FAY u Is tho first time have known the
right man To be away from The right place" The hand
- three cheers gwen Tor the President and
party.
Eorwalk next reached, another dense mass Of
people welcomed the visitors When the train stopped
Ass. Colin N. Ingerso introduced the President and
saves almost hoarss with shouting There was evi-
Asnsy some dim notion In this place that General Grant
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esamer BY yiug "You will have 70 90 10 Washington
6ss al hs factories ana houses along The sser we're
crowded wish spectators who chssssd and waved hand
N sses ss sSS e s ed
scsns o the terrible railroad accident some years ago
Nsswaik.
bridgeport WAS reached ct eleven O'Clock. whena
committee consisting Of y W. Smith, d. w. Holistsr
Ne Presidents salute was fred and band Of
music struck up some martial airs There was quite
ssn % e: sn .ns u 1sS
aborsrs in shsr shirt sleeves roared in tones Of thunder
Mr. Bishop again performed the duty Of atrodscs and
Granger were presented TO the people, The nrss two
underwent . vigorous handshakng. and were peltsd
policy old man Andy. and We are with yea" :housd
ons stick 70 Andy Bill" tmeaning seward) said
bye, and God bless you" exclaimed many. A The
engine pulled and ths train moved OF gentleman NJ
shs place jumped on The platform and presented the
President with beautiful bouquet the gin Of MIRA D. G.
Peck, OF bridgeport, who also scot with . little
note that read Is foliows:-
Inustrous successor OF Washington, Jefferson and
jackson; thrice welcome 10 old State Be assured,
civil liberty All honor TO the patriot statesman who
thrust aside power unlimited aud sought only 10 heal
sAs bleeding wounds Of his unhappy country. May
your life, SIR, he as prosperous and happy your
patriotic Mrs d. O. PECK
BRIDerroRr. June r. 1867
One workman, said 10 be mason after shaking hands
With The President remarked II hope you will lay the
there is great deal 10 having q sound Foundation
The President, being loudly called upon for speech,
said "feilow citizens am not here to make speech,
hut 70 tender you my sincere thanks for this manifesto
sion Of your esteem and regard"
The last part OF the performance at bridgeport vas
great OF excitement rushing the bridge get
view Of the President The latter called out TO
witness the and enjoyed the of sambo
hugely.
PASSING rHRorcH WV Hsvrw
AZ ten minutes before eleven O'Clock New Haven
came IN sight Another OF soverigns awaited the
CHIEF severe a. the nation. Mr. Babcock introduced
the President saying. ave have but moment 10 stop
hcrc Dut IN the mean time nave great pleasure 70 in
uoduce 70 you the President OF the United Sates he
nas promised 70 be With you LONGER period on Thurs
day next The Secretary OF state, General Rousseau
aud General Granger also presented 10 the people,
Who greeted each With immense applause. speech
Ma called io put ~ that moment the train moved Oh
the car, and hastily shook hands with Mr. johnson and
MI seward. The President stood on the platform for
spme minutes after the tram had started bowling the
spectators along the side Of The road and TO those
plying prominent positions
AT MERIDEx
The train did not stop at this point but upon reach.
ing the town crowd, headed BY company Of nromen
IN fui Uniform was seen standing both sides OF the
track. As tho Presidents passed through Mr.
Johnson was loudly checved 10 response 10 which be