The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-29


evening, and then took kindly leave Of the guests
they had Hospitality entertained Az the steamed
on three hearty. earnest cheers we're gwen for the
From Jersey City.
JERSEY CRY, N. j., juno IS. 1857.
The President and his party arrived In this city u
halfpass six O'Clock this morning On the way here
the entire party the recipients Of assduous asn-
tons from Captain Bowns Of the steamer Continental
and Aessrs. william T. Smith, h. P. Hart and q e.
Brooks his assistant officers who did everything
possible 70 do 70 make the trip pleasant one TO the
southwark
Reception Speech at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, juno %, 1867.
The President and party arrived here At four O'Clock
this afternoon, after trip Of four hours from Phila
dephia Large crowds Of persons we're a. the depot
and cheered him on landing.
Governor Swami and Mayor Chapman took the dis
tngushed party charge and escorted them TO Bar
NUNS Hotel, whore quarters had been provided. The
crowd IN the immediate vicinity oheered they entered
the building. AT subsequent period President John
son was introduced on the balcony immense audi
tory Immediately In front Of the hotel by Ex-Governor
Bradford, who addressed complimentary remarks to
him and then bid him a cordial welcome to the city.
The President then replied folows:-
SIg-Perm me to return TO you and to the Mayor ON
this OCCASION my sincere thanks for this kind welcome
given 70 me BY the city Of Baltimore on my return from
tho visit just made to the North. Words made.
quae 70 express the feelings Of my heart for the
manifestations on this occasion. My business has
not been on tho tour to make speeches addresses
but simply to participate In and extend civiities
that are due among citizens Of a common country.
visited Ss State wS as my
me birth, and few days after my Washington
In company with the same associates, set out on
visit to one Of the cities Of the far East and permit
70 say that my reception, both North and SOUTH has
been Of that character which Indicates era Of
good feeling reconciliation between the two sections
(ADpIau90
10 him. Thank God Il Is (Renewsd applause.)
ons portion Of tho Union the oSs
took my position, which 10 known TO the people now
address But, my friends, there are two kinds OF
courage one which will enable 20 meet his foe In
the feld-ths is physical courage; but the other is
moral courage which strengthens 10 stand up, In
are oonspring TO overthrow the government; which
enables man TO plant himself firmly the principles
of the government and bid defiance to all fury whence
soever II may come II is easy TO apply the word
tnitor" to ME, have done; but defy any man
70 put bis finger on any great principle Of the consttu
the constitution the palladium OF civil and religious
libery-as the chief ark Of safety Applause. Let
expect and are dtspmnea 70 prssorS. The consuO ZION
and liberty let here appeal to you in the language
Of the shipwrocked mariner. cling the constitution
a. the hast plank OF liberty, while the night and the
citizens. tried to discharge my duty may have com.
Now H.. ns m " ~ IT.
forgive one another IN the spirit Of charity. and In
wss repeatedly cn.s and bouquet
was presented 10 him.
Anid loud and CONTINUOUS cheers and cries OF ''ssw-
ard" the Secretary Of State then forward and
said, after few humorous remarks:- H
Fk1Low sEm-rhe President has told you that hs
sees signs OF Cancellation and reconciliation between the
extreme Northern and our Southern members OF the
republic. have been studying the matter In this 70.
sv Win the e no, Long ago IL North
agree with BAN in the conclusion that the people
down South have begun = md out that the
in u. q Cape ca Nor & hslsn bs:
s % ssp s S:
70 b equalization Of the political atmosphere
going on and happily ps.csys resulting nom in
fore In countryI mean the adopted natualissd
element Thoy told me down East Of msn Who could
States and who could mot look upon bin Secretary WITH
out brown So far heard they Of native birth
.hsr vas never an adopted cousin o. the United s
North South East or West that hitaed 70 acknowledge
the satSCry Of the nation in 'h: psrsce Of Z
ment whether Tor defence against foreign snsmss or
that cass may seem % BE- Il win be the last one which
viii fail 70 recognise IN the Chef Magistrate Of the
and liberties OF the whole American people (Cries Of
GOOD, and chssrsl 30 1gve political philosophers
also :n. further a. from Cape Cod
the greetings Of the frc.iden.or the United stssss
classes and yet there remains he native born white
people OF the United statea how III very hard for
something Of Jealousy towards uer brsthrsn who have
always lived In the SOUTH and tbse In the South some
Jealousy towards those Of the Moth, and that like jsa-
ousies may exist between the ssst and the West
have taken this case also into collaboration lttle and
to these conclusionsn thru Is not enough
for all our native citizens, willie and black, TO live
together in peace and harmony within recent bcun.
daries then, with view 70 sn particular case. We
have made an with til Emperor Of Russia to
uiva an lar0a Navu
York up towards the North ole. Laughter aud
tCheersj II the black man y 'ot happy here in
Southern States Qsughter) I We Of the Northern |
and Eastern States have not enough TO 1--we To-
viii extend the Of feedor issie downward 10
ward the tropics and up 10 the rcc ocean-loud APP
shrtysir stars and The thirteen ID sirpss Applause
I have never seen many of'ou before, and |
served - we came thront tho street to-day |
that not many OF you had,ver before seen me- 1
Laughter and applause Exce me, then, for saying
thas the 22d Of February, 49, heard that certain
booksellers and shopkeepe don Baltimore yon
der were getting In their ,ntica morals were
offering for sale Coniederafsiags and all kinds OF
On that aad Of February with y friend Mr. Edwin n
Stanton, 1t own expense, lsnt up here and II you
were out that morning you e the Top o. that dag
and thrsy-sx stars wavk ihere iApplause.l
WE'LL in justice 70 Batiors admit this
before that, and never al or came through
the city since but what founsnore friends than had
before (cheerD-and thai ! OF only IND now more
friends who with ibsntimeut In national
destiny; but found that We a becoming tolsraby
well acquainted and trust will hereafter have no
/ disputes. tCheers) But y 70 tell you more Of my
experience With the Hub Of Universe" Oaughter1
went Harvard Universitynd noble college IL is.
there among the naturaand antiquarian curosi-
ties some implement which been found in switzer-
land that had evidently been ed by human beings like
ourselves less than three onsand before the
first historical record Of the ng OF on the con-
sineut Of Europe. They ad been exhumsd By
that marvellous and admiral man, Professor Agassz
sloa>r M hat nl< tsS
uished handles aud stone u furnished the blade Of
weapons with which they u ne, discussed worked, /
and made war instead Of In md other metals. In |
/ this they seem have restbla native Indians;
but thing that struck n as he most singular and
i curious this. while sdsby sie with the weapon
the sand milestone whh the used In sharpening
i the horn and the stone axe, which 70 be
used for var, there was horn handle
| only half made, he tarbarous maker
| having died without nnshg II. Laughter.l II set
me 70 thinking that u Ia vel much tie way with some
OF the citizens Of this couny, VIM hvng lately had
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