New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.


By TELEGRAPH
NEw-HAvHN Conn., June 27-Goy. English
and staff Mayor sperry, committee OF the City Council
and number of citizens accompanied the President to
the steamer tins evening and then took kindly leave Of
le guests they had so Hospitality entertained. the
boat steamed Off three hearty cheers were given
for the President.
THIS CITY.
The President and party, after night of grateful
repose on board the fine steamboat Continental rose nj
about ~ o'clock Friday morning view the turbulent
river at HeGate and the picturesque scenery down the
East River Contrary the published plan OF the trip the
steamer put in at her berth at Peck Slip landed her
passengers and freight instead Of going direct Jersey
City, the President, meantime busyng himself on the
promenade deck, reading THE TRIBUNE and chatting
with number Of passengers who had sought and very
readily obtained introduction. Nobody outside the
gates at the head of the pier conscious of the
of any notabty, and OF course, there was no demon
stratOn whatever as about "a o'clock the steamer cast
her mOOrings and swung out into the stream On the
Bay the profound silence Of the morning broken only
by the paddle-wheels OF the Continental, and Of
the few ferry-bOats whose track she crossed
in the transit 10 the NewJersey bank OF the Hudson;
and here as elsewhere the coming of the Presidential
party not having heradcd an extra yard
OF bunting from frigates peak denoted any uncommon
event The COntnenas lines were east out at the pier
north of the New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Companys depot in Jersey City at about ~ o'clock and
soon thereafter the Presidential party stepped ashore and
walked across Exchange place 20 Taylors Hotel still no
eheersnO bunting. The Presidents visit was unknown
But while the cooks preparing coffee and beefseaks
Taylors the fact that the distinguished visitors
d
previous TO the departure Of the train The American
SiandGrd-a Democratic newspaper which published
ers waited sidewalks Exchange place to witness
the exit OF the President and at about 81 o'clock they
were Rratitied But there not solitary huZZa the
iunkeng party crossed the and entered the depot
and they permitted TO enter their unmoested.
The vehicle which had been provided for MeSsrs John
son Co. is the welknOwn wellapponted, and really
comfortable but not ornate Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Directors special car ana to
seats herein the party were shown by Mr.. George w
Barker master OF transportation for the New Jersey
Transportation
tainy not more than 2OOpersons gathered on the plat
Mrs. Dudley 5. Gregory, and COlWoodTuf Assistant
superintendent of the road entered and greeted the
president and Secretary OF State. But not another
demonstration of any kind made until Engineer
Page backed down his LOCOMOTIVES and then, as the
long train began to move score of workmcn employed
in the depot cssayed faint cheer Mr. Johnson stood
the rear platform OF his car and grasped hand or two
giving his cigar an additional twist, was silent OBJ
RECEPTION IN BALTIMoRE-THE PRESIDENTS
SPEECH.
BALTIMORE, June 2S-Havng made a brief stop at
Trenton j. where the crowd at the depot cheered the
President, and halt of two minutes in passing by Phla
depha where demonstration whatever occurred the
noon after trip OF seven hours Jersey City Largo
crowds of persons at the depot and cheered him
landing. Gov. Swami and Mayor Chapman took the dis
tinguished party in charge and escorted them to Bar
NUNS Hotel where quarters had been provided. Inc
crowd in the immediate vicinity chccred as they entered
the building. AT subsequent period President johnson
was introduced ON the balcony TO an immense AUDITORY
Who addressed complimentary remarks TO him and then
bid him cordial welcome to the city The President
then replied as follows
SIR Permit me TO return 10 you and to the Mayor on
given to me BY the City Of Baltimore on my return from
the visit just made to the North Words are inadequate
feelings OF heart for the manifestations
this occasion My business has not beon the tour
make speeches addresses but simply to participate
In and extend cives That are due among ctizons OF
common country. The other day. in connection with
my distinguished associates. / visited the State
which gave birth; and few days after my
return TO Washington, !, IN company with the same
East and permit me say my reception both North
and south has been Of that character when no
two sections Of the US and bouquet wss
sppsusel In the very dawn Of the difficulties when
one portion Of the Union threatened the other.
took my position, which is known TO the people
/ DOW address But. my friends there arc two kinds
Of courage; one which VIII enable man to meet
his foe in the held-this is physical courage nut
the other is moral courage, which strengthens
to stand upon the face Of menace and threats ana
denOunce those who are consprng TO overthrow the Coy
eminent which enables man to plant himself nrmy
All fury wheTcesoever it may IL is easy To apply
the word traitor to Inc, have done, but defy
co S or Of liberty that have abandoned have
held TO the Constitution as the palladium OF our ov ana
Let Inc say TO the people OF Baltimore today, II you
expect aud determined to preserve the constitution
and liberty here appeal 10 you IN the language OF
the shipwreckcd mariner 70 cling 70 me CONSTITUTION as
the last plank Of liberty TS sS Rs % tried
discharge my duty Ipay have committee some efrOrs
will mas commenced let forgive one another IN the
spirit of charity and in order TO closer fellow
ship The President repeatedly cheered ana Dou-
quet was presented 10 him. .oo-
Amid loud and continuous cheers, ana cries OF sew
ard the Secretary Of State then forward and SAID
FsLIow.CTizEss: You have heard from excellent
friend your late Governor as well as from he frG5deh
that we have been capital Of New England Doubt
les Won would like 10 know the observation have made
concerning that city as compared with youJ own rl5s,i
If they want 20 have quiet gentleman OF Two pr %so
are Pash ~. egs we're sneak to the people
ing the questions Of the day. then put them into tavern
with Uniform front that has neither platform staircase
nor balcony quite up toward the SKY IaughterJ !hen
they hsppeS to ma 5 cHe SI e & pSeeh they
put him into the third story 9I me mouse De-
in The street AT both ends Of the building for half mile
in length each way and ask him to speak out ingtTr
louder. Well, spoke loud cOuld, but found
ont that which hope they will take heed and
are made 70 look out from and not TO speak out OF
aughter If they want an innocent Traveller 10 speaK
OF the house, else bring HIM out on ever WIN mem
have done on the occasion OF ms P me ee tn
YOU that he signs Of Cancellation and RECOMMENDATION
Sers Of the Republic have been studying the matter
i'm this respect with the President not long ago IN NoT
Carolina and Virginia and now IN COnnccticnt ana mas,
sachusetts agree with him in the conclusion that me
people down south have begun to ana OUT ta ne %nd
OF Cape Cod, nor IL there pestlentlS sToeco h
ingy consuming the people white OK GaeE ID Se s"na
cation OF the political atmosphere going on and happily
perceive resulting from the infusion " onS OF cnfy mean
the adopted or natur0ized element They tod me dOwh
PsSent Of NE United states and who could not look
upon his Secretary without row 80 Lar S ~ h
Win say this that there was never an adopted
cousin OF che United States, North, south has,,
thOrity Of the nation in the person t OF Oo IT'S
Chief APSTdse e. re 4 sy t4S
whether for defense against foreign enemies OF sss
intestine danger the humber and the lower Una. cnss
he will