New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-09

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olt DID r1tler strong NUMBERS I",- Nia't i'
spectacle show. blt there seemed to De .ttle sonl
n ,lcparale .n truth wc never SAYS less enthusiasm
900 o. similar occasion.
Tile ferry-hoat sre-seoh having been provided. per-
iaps q couple Of hundred people were transported
20 Jersey CRY. whore che General was received win
ssntes. cheers and great amount oi miscellaneous
uu..e
Proceeding 90 The stern of tho vessel be was wei
ro,,eI LIZ tlf FR,Vgfr~ President of rhe Board of
Aldermen i'm neat speech very appropriately framed
~, ,red himself the honorcd instrument of the Com
, Council f rho Ci-v of NeyvYorS 90 tender 90 the
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'r'heI' ih'-I con 3 il.ii' 'l''. ''.' '''s ~
orshc career n the Councils of the Nation, he was r
i.fid 70 retire .yi Ia tie comri.te appreciation of
....1 aud ,.,fi,,, ,.,,,.-i.rort. lie rendered 10
al. al ~
Dim the assurance mat cN'en'ea nAn'' ana ""'u''
LCirrs ready fO meet him with h1-pihly anu i'
, him, as Enc, f;,s., OF th, Ci-. An auu.ian to the
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come 'l. .ii ana ODD AiFe'-l- I'D l.', ''D'' '"''
and the conduct of Gen. Cas- therein quite fever WAS
f.rs-fcd by the free amt unframrcitd Democracy.
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n- the delivery OF bis address
ten Ctrs returned thanks for the very particular
.,,.,,.,,. ,,-ered buf i'm .o low voice thatit wa.
utterly Impossible % Distinguish complete sentence az
amy or..f.falie distance We gathered. however
-, .,t - OIL nd. ,r. ilrr,d bi. pubi.c services poorIv
n .,...t. J.. NJ.
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a- -sht To- Trey h-lde party la''- 1-o 'e l'' '''i''
things from which ho aururcd the cucces5 OF the great
s-r f fb. r,.,.lo Of tie Union of whom he there
b. ti .t...t
Rood o. me itlic'ti,'l''' A' 'oi '-''' ''''' 900
would go into the coming contest U.th cifne tines, and
...r.l.,., and .ec,ra o- st,.ces.
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i"' '."eit' o 'il"-N "'. ID" '" ''''''i '''' w.
uIy attribute f0 The very d-tu5 1--.rd gentlemen Nno
"a s....r,..,i.I him hfber and proceeded t1 ten
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c1cl- Senators h,n''n' H'l-.'" '-n 'ii ii'h
Andrew StcrcusouI The General considered tn-t iirit
e. enrich our country cad irraiiats che best page
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Arriving Ht Castle Garden tle company uastm.
t.rt "a and ,,.,b f.e cro.rl ID, no. q d nt Amend
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Wow f4r ct i.Dt'-- lAt t"l PORTIONS 90 t's illV'
el f.o now became wen p.1pad The reception thcic
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Inc 'f-'i'' was "e'-oil-U u 'N' 0-' 'S -''' W
hi'LNEflli ia itlhs Address.
I'M return Gen CAss spoke very few words -cy
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uf--cu -dtc I'D waive -i' .IiNtl IN'l't"' l"- OUT f'
pose of introducing the celebrated -tteamcn cd our
country Who had accompanied Llm.-lLoui cries OF
Allen AIen1 Whercupou forth came
,l,.t man. with a fine forehead sharp eyc- and an TX,
cesdir.ly active temperament. with long gray hair
,-b,d to,-l f-.s bsc. of The head ana with "a voice
I.. .,.-f.- .t.nt,r a., d...aofed awhile. oo evil
ri, ., D. ,s, ii,..i... OF liberty o,cs.i.p
meantime 'o coiNp''i1." '--' -'-'' "'' "''-''
tae harno irner- ln peculiar way lie question Oh
Liberty Civil Freedom Sc lrn ,ln- up other things ia
- -ost,r- mind Dee finally s,en.ed across The Arlap
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sAp io'd OF I'o''i9-- '"'i' '. 'i7 "''
were lu the crowd espresac them elves wei pleased
md when d.. zeI h- reason Tor dom. the senator
o0-crv,d his answer waH short oae-tna- the act
would d0 more tO Icrouuonre Europe thHn aIl tle
arguments We could bring. IlLis brought down tle
tarrcme.t paudits oi the Democracy ~, crack.
.a.i be-. the thrones OF Europe which our supplies
di not Acp o. make.
Col THoNAs IT. BENTON being then Introduced.