The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-07-31
Public Speeches Of H. q. Grant.
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sPsxscH AT The cAEAr bEMoHsraArioH TO
SUSTAIN ANDREW JOHNSON, At coorsA IN.
srlTurs. JuHE Z. 1866.
u thank you for rhis reception. n
were In the hsbis Of speaking, l an % in
pressed BY II ,hst I would not bs able 70 70.
spond o. should like to do. You will have
iio excuse me-
sPExcH A. the OWNER GIVEN TO GRANT AT
THE Asroa HOUSE JUNE Z. 1865.
'CEsTLEMES-I know you will rxcuse me
from attempting 10 reply 10 your very aat.
|tering remarks
SPEECH AT KALAMAZOO, MICH.
[ Reported in N. Y. Times. Aug. 20, 1866 I
u am not going 70 reply 10 the address,
gentlemen. ! could not DO 90 il I should
Itry.'
SPEECH At THE Union ISAerE ROCKS, JAN.
7. 1865.
After long and A ALTERING address from
tho chief orator. drsht sid:
'GENTLrmEs-l bid you good night. ]
sm much obliged TO you tor this rece epiion.'
sPEEcH At THE BIpDLE HOUSE. DETROIT
Reported in the N Y Times, Aug IL. 1895. I
i bid you oil good night
SPEECH AT TOLEDO. ONO.
Reported in the N Y Times, Aug 81, r6 1
'CEKrLENEE AND FELLpw CrrizEHs-Rev
Mr.. Vincent. WIN hss come on, on the train
from Chicago. hiss kindly consented to re-
turn nv thanks for this hearty welcome,
which you have given me
SPEECH ISSEw YORK on THE BALCONY o. THE
CITY HALL. AUGUST 20 1866.
u Fsom the HersId Repor,.
IS ~Genersi Grant 10 remark sble Tor bic Ia.
comic addresses. snd though he did not de-.
Ever an address. he said u very good thing.
Turning TO Fsrrsgut. he said: Admiral, ss
it would be utterly impossible at this die
lance 10 mako The people hear our voices.
hey will have to take our appearance for .
speech
sPsEcn At THE BANQUET AT pHIxopico's,
Ayou.T 30 1866
On being ioss,ed and vociferously cheered.
the hero srose and ssid (ss,her ipeohe.
lsen,lv:) ,+
AN | can ssy 10 you IL. thst I! the Pres
iden, end his Csbines had held TO their de-.
termination, ! would have had 70 leave ,he
Admirsl TO DO the sikicg We would have
left yon cif, snd you would have eos to yoo-
|b.as'-verbs,im Repon New York Tri
bune, April 80 1866
lsrEIcn AFTER TINE BANQUET At pyLnoxicos. .
Loud csila were made tor General Grant.
snd that gallant officer wss introduced BY
Mayor Hoffman, Gehersl Gran, ssid. thai
owing 10 the exhaustion which they oil fel,
Si,er the entertainment given BY his Honor
the Mayor. they could no, expect him to Say
nythlLg hr'h-r'
/ SPEECH AT NIAGARA PALS.
Repor, BY the Hersid, September 2. 1866.
Loud calls for Grant. MY modee,y COM
pes me 10 turn OVER that written speech 10
NJ. Hall. Who will deliver I, for me when.
ever il 10 written" (Cheers and Laughter. ]
srEEcH 70 rHE LOUISIANA DELEGATION 1T
NIAGsEA SALL..
Herald Report, September ], 1866.
Aher iesvirg the Ptesiden', the Louisi.
ana delegation succesded 10 securing Gen.
|eral Gran, ss he IVES smoking cigar. A..
ter addressing him end wringing his hsnds
with hsniic tervor, the General made few
re marks. He ssid that when he hiss . Vt.
cini,y Of The Red River he always found
the climate hesl,hy. and though. Il wss .
pleasant place generally. He s,syed there
shoge,her shout fourteen mon,hs. The
lira .ix months OF the time only two Of their
men died, and these not from the insslub'i'y
Of the place. One Of them had his brsins
knocked out sgsins; a tree. snc the other
qui, drinking. The Louisians delegation
laughed heartily at the joke 10 the close Of
the speech, but the General exhibiting symp.
toms Of losing patience. the delegation then
retired, whereupon hs sgsin resumed his
cigar.
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