New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-04
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it would be affectation in him were he to
say ne was Indifferent or insensible to this
manifestation. ma an. He could not prove false to
III. 't%tuae fron, or manhood. Such welcome as
thl3 thl3 from those who had known him first
anu longest, on his return to his native
| CITY, was highly appreciated
ne haa nothing further to saw than tn
lenaeT the mayor and those whom he repre-
sented, his thanks for this cordial pe1cnme
| The procession was formed, the nras;dent
| being accompanied by military escort. He
was cheered as he passed through the min
clpal streets. On reaching the marlborough
hotel he proceeded to the portco, and was
there introduced to the crowd by Governor
Worth, who addressed him as follows:
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES. have to intro
| duce to you His Excellency Andrew john
son, president of the United States.
He visits the city of his nativity or
the invitation of its citizens to be
present at the erection of a monu-
ment to commemorate the worth of
his father. As the representative of North
Carolina, offer him cordial welcome, from
our whole people, deem it inappropriate
to the occasion to allude to any of the po-
lucal questions which now devide the pub
lie opinion.
| We propose Only to tender our respect to
the president in which every true hearted
North Carolinian ought to Join. We all de-
| sire the restoration of constitutional Union
as nearly AS possible on its old foundations.
| and therefore we all honor our ilIustrious
guest, as posterity will honor him for
III MS intelligent; constant and mau-
| ~ support of constitutional liberty.
| Welcome then, a hearty welcome to North
! tarollnas son who has rendered himself il
lustIle Dus by his honest, earnest unfinchine
| "dherance to the constitution, and Union
The President was greeted with applause
| and responded as follows:
| Sir-Permit me through you to tender To
| those here present and to the people of the
state OF North Carolina, my sincere thanks
| Tor the welcome rendered me on the occa-
sion OF my return to my native town.
confess that under the circumstances and
in view OF the demonstrations which have
been made since reached Raleigh as well
as on the way, | am inspired with emotions
which language is wholly inadequate to ex-
press. In the language of another, and it is
notworth while attempting to improve upon
1t, "Herei the city of Raleigh is where my
eyes first saw the light of heaven here are
the scenes of my childhood here is every
thing to bind man to his fellow, and associ-
ate him with surrounding objects here is
where the tendrils of the heart have taken
a firm hold upon everything to which it is
attached. In making my entrance into this
| city to-day, my mind involuntarily wanders
back to the time when left her streets q
} penniless and inexperienced boy, to make
r my way in the world
1.-THE lines are 50 crowded that it is i'm
possible to get the balance through in time.
OPERATOR
From Galveston
GALVESTON, June "A letter from Ouere-
! taro (date not given), says Maximilian and
his principal generals gave up their swords
to EsCobedo himself
The entire army of MaXimilan, with its
artillery ammunition, and wagons, was sur
rendered to the republicans.
The following chiefs are prisoners with
Maximillan Miramon captured in the
l streets of the city shortly after the surren.
der, Mejia, Castillo, Casanana, Gayon, Mo
i reno, Alyera, and Maxine Campos. Mende7
alone is missing. There are also over 20(
subaltern officers prisoners.
r Maxine Campos is reported by private
$ letters as having been shot on the 10th.
i Macmillan had very strong attack o.
: dYsenterY on the evening of the 10th. The
q physician of Escobedo had been sent to him
s. Private correspondence from San Louis say!
he has recovered, and that he was expecteG
} III that city. 1t is not impossible that HI
o will soon be there and crossed over TO tht
/, United States on his return to Austria.
u rumor is rife that General Lopez sol(
$ Fort La Cruz to the Liberals for $4,000. Thu
{ Liberals deny the statement.
The official report of Escobedo announ
. ces the death of Colonel Lewis Carilla, o.
|, Tabuca, and Colonel Miguel, of Palcopal
c acios.
:, GALVESTON, May 3.-Registration com
u menced here to-day. About twenty five reg
II istered, so far principally negroes. Order
y are expected from General Griffin to-mor
Dt row, to regulate the system.
le Cotton dull. No sales since Friday.
e Gold l35.
l. From Southwest Pass.
"a SOUTHWEST PASS, June 3, G p. M.-Des
, calm. Barometer 29.70. Went up in TOW
" bark c. E. Mcneil, Morgan. Steamer i
=, sight ten miles from the bar at G. 10 P. N.
10 River Intelligence.
re VICKsBURG, June S.-Passed down, Grea
l. Republican at A. NJ. Up, st. Charles at
c A. NJ, Ruth at IL A. NJ. River falling.
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