New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
GEN. SHERIDAN.
THE JOURNEY FROM BOSTON TO ALBtNY-oyA-
TIONs ALONG THE ROuTE-TIE RECEPTION
AT ADMINISTRATORS BY THE GENERAL,
nnN. LENTnN. AND GEN. -ICkLEs.

| THE JOURNEY FROM BOSTON TO ALEtNl-ONA-
TONS ALONG THE ROuTE-TIE RECEPTION
At ALBANY-sPEECHEs BI THE GENERAL,
GOV. FENTON, AND GEN. -ICkLEs.
ALBANY, oct 0.-Gcn. Sheridan arrived in
Worcester al g5 a. m, today ne was nrt ~ me west
depot by the Mayor and members Of the city Govern
Guards Highland Cadets Leicester Cadets. and Post No.
TO- g. A. H. Tho appearance OF the General was the ss-
nal Tor loud and long continued cheering Throughout the
General passed Tho Park and the display OF ae and the
decorations of red white and blue, were IOiusc giving
ON arriving at Springfield, GEN sheridan was received
by Mayor Briggs. The General made short speech m
response The crowd Of people who assembled 10 greet
the General very large aud enthusiastic. The build
flags The Generals party did not leave the depot and -
collation. was served on the train.
The party iOncd at Chatham Four Corners by
MaorGen Daniel T.. siccs, aud deputaton Of citizens
from Albany headed by the Chairman OF the Republican
County Committee, under whose auspices the reception
given here ON reaching Albany the Governor and
sta met the party at the depot aud under escort Of the
IOuave Cadets they all proceeded to the Executive man
sion and dinod. At O'Clock tins evening serenadc was
civcn te rary and after rcuegted calls Ills Xceeucy
GOV FcntOu, accompanied by Gen. Sheridan. appeared
the balcony Of the house, and spoke ~ follows:
to welcome Major sheridan audi will n stand your
and hs to CIV assurance That % preston ~ ue tt n tse IN lex
Of the patriotism and approval The people OF ne 'nuc stat l
noble deeds usie s'ep o. h4f' With sst,e to @ WIN hope Tor
glow your tonight aid fcd greeting which
| s1tcnd Felon -ctl~n., MaorGen sheridan
General Sheridan responded as follows:
GES1LESsS can only 'lanA {o9 o ,a haa welcome you nave
unused to .a'E In is po, Where have lived have
m
alone but Tor The past four weeks have learned h1t there were
history will be good history, and that they vii lot have recorded 1t
Gen ScIdcs was then called for, when Gov. Fenton
stepped forward aud introduced him. as follows:
Cen Siis our own irso and iha fellow dt.n.
hight advanced the standards The Republic
MsiorGen sckles
oyryoR: have no. listened grateful the nlul
@ s c a T tsry oecpn Of The Rebel States has Imposed
the army most responsible l al, T. ,, indeed E'1s & TO- be
have performed satisfactory to the people Of this patriotic aud
NAV sqemes uy employed when other fail to Organize
states In free the ballot and The baJon are allies
ences Whenever necessary the DEGREES 81 The other
United they all enemies maintain the lho and compel ob
people is their shield The means employed Tor the padh
cation Of the Rebel states have Illustrated the methods
by "hD "uele,,I 'ue - o. no. 5 ,,,t,5. G ~ ,i3 @ nav
The population aud remodel 10, % ' % any s pllIs v" a
acts have been 1ecaei The Rebel peace
offered 10 the Constitutional Amendment because dis
ranh the outlaws OF the Rebron ana e,D Denounced treason
situation the Re States enanri'e ih loyal freedmen who
so"A !. os'o5 or % eor sngre lo,s liberty Millions Of oTal
pecn rnot he d~ei political gbts subject
control 81 Rebel without danger public order The
Whserrf the Rebels narr from eIecon m the Rconueon
ana mer ioi{ me me 1,ny ii. pegbbo5. ,1nst not
s y food ii. house With water The conduct Of the Rebel State.
% not TO spea Of war Government oly three atea
tye either to abandon population to their te maintain
Rebel INDEFINITE p'tH purpose OF
Protecting Iowa people Rebels chose Voluntarily TO deal justly
enabling act by which oy evil governments
on M once established on Of unyersa suffrage Military
authority dispensed the Rebel Nsa soon a. the loyal
popo are made esustnng and secure BY Of the ballot in
t before Reconstruction las advanced - far
upon the that reaction Is impossible As well
might proposed Freedmen o the South to slavery
again to franchise. The conditions
i,naseJ npou tbe vangubed fairly be- sugmatzei
A. asmlste the Institutions Of the South TO
o. of The other States The method unusual, wauor
ed for il must that the Government Is dealing with
conquered enemies still disaseed .Rd occupying conquered nioy
Cheers here interrupted the speaker nqunng what were
our ,tc, ave res ago General replied loyalty
corntry lie continued: NJ friends and
have si and safe indeed they no
interruption The ennchise
mont freenn essential Indispensable guarantee for
Of with formidable
nowrr the poc control o these states b. surrendered uDoond'
oa authors Rebellion they would the enemy
this country might be engaged We
waive past must have secny for the future
The speaker retired amid cheers and the crowd rradu
J oily dispersed.