The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-24

VTVUaT TnenceU f0r Ihn eoronodo- l
by Gilmore's celebrated band, composed OF
sixty pieces. The musicians arranged them-
seiyes SEW , on me sidewalk just under the balcony,
mense crowd was gathered In the streets walt
Ing ioE expected speeches from Johnson and
Quoted at the same time After the performances
2l OF number of airs, Mayor Norcross led the
70 the vast concourse, who cheered loudly. The
President addressed the people as follows:-
DeHa TO OF ae bsts sste Of
pose Of informing the crowd that SO far as am con
not my purpose in VISITING on this Occa
for Of which is that it has been long
time desire on my part TO visit the STATE OF Massa
Tacy. lCheerr.) This is one Of the reasons why am
no, allude on this occasion. In presenting myself
Cn ehS ef1 sS you tonight by
IL i9 for the purpose OF Informing you that /
Scrs on the outskirts Of the crowd TRree cheers
ns IST Thos mere m S c gvS6 The
ceived by the people of this state this occasion
SDS g Long as my heart shall continue g send forth
s sh nnu nd 6 5 Just 50 iSnS VIII the
mSae Sy 5e t Of since
AND though ,ss there has Sesa much
respects Shsi S%ss!Ea.s Of fS1E sSe nisfCa SGfo9
stang before you q 1ig6tas your fellow citizen
the nation, and the manner in which have been re-
eevsd as citizen q the United States and es the
to me- and think will not detract fro m Your renuta
az U % ave Il % H5 SsGg
Sen "5e y on 9s s have
bow Of peace is Set In the cloud and that the day
empire Ts day IS Coming E'V when resSrnnE sael
this people and make them aSas united ap fee
brothers. (Cheers feel thai the time is coming
thai the world Is our home, and every honest man
conciusion and bidding you goodbye here 70 ni3ht IT,
et me lender 70 you and when DO 80 DO it In tue
thanks for the demonstration which you have made,
p ne SGS % Su ss m has EeFnE sS %
big yST gOSyS ana and eS e1deT
a ass w on .S e eSS n
Heaven upon your heads. loud cheers)
SPEECH OF MR.. SEWARD.
AS soon as The President had retired, loud
calls were made Mr.. Seward. and after q brief
ae,lay, gne Secretary GI STATE appeared at the
mingled with few Kisses; and as soon as order
was restored, spoke as follows
@
70 speak opde EsSpse S %e for ssying that for
cannot speak louder. ana If you are not content
must ask you to call some other speaker IN my place
Ss ws You With to 5 s
cation Of pride OF patriotism dSss and and, an6ton
slohs ana marks of kindness which haye met me |
setts apleasant thing 70 see that after the
rr convson on of returnng pe ace that there
so much charity expended by the people of Massa
Ssss rom wRcb @ ~p he % been able
should seek to escape from them (1hree cheers for
shs5aH s yen % Ss s s neT pG
NJ assachuseIts. l must be allowed wed to o. express
SeUoS 60 o3 %SoS yoa have Extended e him.
h % Of fgG chs sUs UT
o nSy s sgseh she Mss the rs
state 70 put forth declaration Of indspenGe9ce IL
Oiv three Carolina.
State OF the eleven who seeded who went last
srss sSssrs GOs North She the
amiiy resiGe Of the Union; and today noIhHg is
wanting for her to her her nor hnd
me consent the people Of NO%
know that al 1 s9s Is tbe eaa and Ss sRe @
Of the elements Of leTt.y Of health ALL n,do and Of ygOr
up which is TO supply next year the mills OF Masss
SfSsus sh9sfs hsys g y the
a hess sas
but this whole contnent-shouid be- sooner later,
na s SEHh IN
es %ss Try e sss 70
out as much as you please; God aud nature have
Ss SsO'SS SsothsTs IN Unity and harmony Now I told
you that was peeasrb me seadau "s9 oF be Ine
TgSfRaOns TSlRsd states an tS.aey Now lee say one
sS fOT has to 'GS
IN Which there shall not be- one eTeca
tive head. That head must exist In the Governments
Tbere are but two ways in which executive head
can be procured fo- nation-one is by birth here
our President electionbut nations have been un-
willing 10 submit king an emperor, and there
fore before he born the sword Is prepared which s
10 compel their consent during his natural lie; on
the other hand republic elects presidents and they
of poer by sipuatiDg that shall be President for
but four years. having made that stipulation they
keep b M IN the possession OF the power they have
inrusted him, but that they BY their own consent
will acquiesce and sustain him for the period Of four
and nut in tnat they elect. Now II you
are going to have President, as a President Is
Won are 10 agree that the majority OF the people
the States hall elect him. There Is no other way but
that you must acquesce IA onFing e1S teL % 0 t tn
ity has made for four years and no longer. only
adhere thar one simple prinelple and this republic
YOU have President that the people themselves
without the employment of military force, VIII sus.
tain for four years ysn az We nave seem this pepubiic ON
the very brink OF death and dissolution. AND why!
Because ten States Of THIS Union rsinseu 70 5 sq0s
the other States six ears ago, aud what dd you
do You compelled them 60 submit you compelled
tnem 70 seguesce and Two of those Years are gone
GOOD, good) When those other TWO years nave gone
the majority VIII then elect sn9thef So s,ns
that new President, VIII aequese IN MS h0dinG ths
executive power for the four years Tor wnich ne Is
auesce or your nation TO be abandoned TO ruin for
secession. Then all there is Is Just ibis we nave
just got 10 learn one simple naot-tne' ~ % peas
dent for four years and then at the expiration OF
that time, improving upon the last cholce Dy
The success and wisdom TO do There g the solution
of all our troubles. IL Is All ~ tnht lns 2out ns
been taught that must snpms 6 20 me % Narb nnst
show that will submit to the President thak tney