The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

vice Is q monster or suen htUJuS neon,
That TO lie laie0 neeus but to be Gen.
Now eff we folered the poit no further we
shood never go, but each one wood keap ez
close in his respective apartment ez possible.
But, knou9hin mankind, he gose on:
But seen TO opht. fa'uiliar with 3 fase
We Hrs. endoor, tntn pity, then emb. ase.'
That's II. We must be seen to opht. We
must max. EN- talniiiar with our lace. Ell we
sta long enuf, don't despair ov seein Boston
giVin 700 an oyashun, and seein 700 locked in
[ue arms Cv Wendsi flllips. If thay COM
mence pitfyin yoo, the reacksnun will take EN-
TO the embrasIn, and it seems ez tho they ort
10 be at the pint by this time. And then ef
VOC make this toor and sa nothin ideottk, the
very novelty oy it will direct attenshun from
what we've desided 10 do with Sherydan, Sick
les, Pope, ct al. 1t viii bewiider the people,"
And SO it was desided to 80. 1hro Delly-
ware the resepshuns waz oil that we desired,
and in Maryland the people come in crowds
10 greet us; tho The cheers partooi SO much
ov the nacher ov the cheerful yells which the
Conledrit soljers employed when they charg-
ed, that Sekretery Stewards nerves waz some
what shcckt. liz tilladelfy didn't opher Us
the hospitalities ov the sitty, we didnt stop
ther at Oil. The traEe run around it, the
Presidents nose bein elevated Oil Inc time, e.
ito he smelt samthin. When il had fiDa.ly
past, Mr. Randall annOunst the TACT, and the
lresidenshal Ease assoomed its usual benine
ex ,reshun ez we glided into the sakred soil
ov Moo Gersey.
il Aoo lork, Morrissey had dun bis part
Tier wuz respectable bodies Of cheerers at
the pints agreed upon and, ez they had bin
pade literally, the Spontaneous enthoosiasm
waz az good in quality az it Waz in quantity.
Occashunaiiy, a cheerer which had taken too
much ov his wages in advanse, wood yell
tor Jefferson Davis, but it Want notised.
1t didn't mar the pleasant uniformity NV the
peIcedins, or strike anybody ez bein smgler.
They tried terrible hard to git speech out NV
Us, nd the President was willin, but Randall,
seem that the Herald and Triboon had re-
porlers present, supprest him and got him off
TO bed comparatively sober, and very early.
Arrivin at Boston, l wuz surprised al the
len tn, depth and bredth NV the enthoosiasln
WHICH greeted us. LIZ ct to show thcr greet
At the death Nv Presidents, we notist every
where the portraits NV our predecessors, Lin
kin, dressed in moornin, at WITCH the Presi-
dent dropt tear, sayin, "See how they mourn
Us wen were everlastlnsiy gone" Their wuz
sort OF subdood enthoosiasm, kind Nv halt
mourning giadnis, ct | may say so, witch wuz
gratifyin. G .s-E.. T.
We wuz receeyed by Gov'nor Bullock,
whose speech wuz e noble tripoot to the
President. 81 welcome yoo," sed he, Ito
Massachusetts. Many Presidents hev visited
Moo England. and this VISIT like theirn, ex-
cites devoshen 70 the Yoonion and respeck
Tor them witch, in their ofishel posishen, re-
speck the government Nv the whole country.
OIc desire Is to manifest our regard for those
WAC, IL oidshsl capacity, respeck the Nashnei
IoonIon, wich is to say we respeck the Nash
mel Yoonion. / trust the President will stay
long enuf to enable us TO manifest our high
re ,arl for here tins Presidents face b.. ,bt-
ened up yoor Gifts! 1.-THE President turned
friyhtiuliy red, witch Bullock, whose principles
WIZ a rasslin back bolt with his politeness
notist, and he added and to 700, personal
lyP'
Ez them last words ishood iowly and des-
pritiy, the Presidents lace lighted up. He
rendered. dim thanks for the resepshun. He
woodent undertake to conceel emoshens witch
a2itated him al this personal welcome upon
the soil OF Massachusetts. It wuznt
necessary Tor him to 90 into the histry
Nv dassachoosius ez he wuz in the Lab
!. Nv dom further South, ez those probably
before him wuz probably ez famlyer with It
ez he wuz, but he would ashoor en- for
the' encouragement, that the histry NV Mass
achusetts In conneckshun with the histry ut
these States has bekum part uf the histry uf
the country, and therefore in visiting Massa-
chasits under such pekuleyer circumstances
1t is pekuleyrley gratifying to resieve such
welcome. In regard to your remarks techin
the preservashun OF these States trust |
may say without egotlsm, vice which hey
never been accused uf, and from which may
say no one is more singularly free than my
sell, Yield to no patriot Twin or dead, in my
devoshun to that purpose.
dislike speakin, and can truly say that
am not ioquashus, but When trewth which l
love, and the kaws of hughmanity which
tie to IS at stake hev spoke. may say with
out egotism that live for principle. and
thank the people OF Massachusetts, which nv
visit has drawed to Boston for the outburst of
regard which greets me. Without egotism [
may say that it's outburst eqlalled by few
ana excelled by none ever given President
Of the United States or elsewhere, and 1t is
my prayer that coming in kontakt with me
may do the people OF Boston good. Your
remarks, not 1eterrin to me, on the Rush
sbun purchis and more economical collec-
Ehun Nv the internal revenue, also meets nv
corul aprrobashun, lovin ez l do my common
country"
Randall pulled at his coat tale, when the
PreSideot remarked that he might say with.
cut egotism that he didn't desire to make
speech, and stopped. We brot him Off In
comparatively good order.
We stopt at the fremont House. It is O
good hotel, and the waters ez they ought to be.
" men we retired the President insisted that
shood sleep lying across the doorway ut his
room.
"Why?" said r.
IL am in Boston, said he, "wher tbsy stun
the profits. Boston disi.kes me. Roston
wears to-day a smi.in face. but wot kind of a
mart does that smilin face conceal2 Sumner
lives in Boston and so does Phillips; in Boston
they e,ecr niggers to the Legislacher, and are
tryin TO stop the sale of liquors. Wot kind
nv place is that for Dimocractic President
to trust hissef into? 700 sleep across nv
doorway, and eff band NV ablishn.sts, deem
III me their toe, shood strive to enter, they
wood have to sheath their daggers in y,or
body. Meanwhile wood escape, and con-
tinyoo to live for my loved country. You
Good, by preparing beforehand few impress
I've last words, make gorgus death Nv it and
do the COZ good. For instance, ez Sumner
stuck 700, 700 Good gasp, Stay me, but spare
"a. j., the hope Nv the Republick.' Or, ez
Wilson struck you down with a bludgeop, Won
mis- exclaipl, 4 die willinly for the Constitoo-
5hun V ith 80 stars onto it, Any little Quota
.hun from any Nv my speeches, judiciously
.uroNd in, under such circumstances wood do
good. You will sleep ther tonite, and remem-
0es, in case you are called upon to die, the
80 Ter uuotaShuns" f6A