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pondent of the New York Times gives a description of the guerilla's visit to Frederick, and his "model" speeches on the occasion: The party entered Frederick by Patrick street, passed through Court and Church streets, and then stopped at Mrs. Ramsey's house, to see Gen. Hartson who was wounded at Antietam. Here the President, being called on, made the following speech. "In my present position it is hardly proper for me to make speeches. Every word is so closely noted that it will ons of the crowd, and the train moved off. Once again he appeared, waving his hat, and continued doing so until the train was lost in the distance. "Three cheers for the hope of America," was called out by one stentorian voice in front of Mrs. Ramsey's house, and the reception which our President received here shows that that is the estimate put upon him by the good people of Frederick, and indeed the whole of Maryland. Affairs in Washington. The Washington dispatches of the 5th,