New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
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Though perso1a stranger among us yet nc isn- %
vour labor. thar IN which you have been "os
stylea 81 Apostle rendered yO1r name 80 i---A -
or bears. tha, greet y01 not ony a. Oens'e'' -
or race, bat also well-knoT1 -nd ions
fnent.
TIE history q your noble deeds and oeneVo-u e1o''
10 The cause Of 1usny la been treasured up IL ne aIee
donate reenbr-nce ftoss aoE gathered here 10 exieHe
70 voa welcome o. ta-.f Lesris aid her bore
The story OF your lie bas flrergn your ErriT 40 ".
secure - yOl Wh-r=v-r goa my 20 nFo1s lu-t ~ %
-. 60. so t.v- r~nier-1 % the rob cause 10
-. "a you h.r- t--u 90 lons sid .1-c-s-i-. era
D. ~. .pot hs4r ~ ben accustomed 90 receive
=, -. li ~ "a 0-t- own and o; other .ar4s
The .ia---glal t-aril. The CHEST donors O., -
-. ~-r-~y a. ~ r,-ro- fr-.h From fle 1ed ~ Us
--rs --r-- ha-- here been rr--.ed wa lie sauna
In. VI he uo-f evlr-i l1 alilory i-l yin nc l-
era. welcome u IL cltitens Of ili- n-iroto g.. -,
B1- sol. >lr. come among - VIA l.- --1
p-r...ar Z .-.rcaou Tie t1u0rs which lu- "e.f nave
- -. =, v,v ~ 49, " h1 raverr 500 f1r yolr
deeds u ov- an u-Fol-rc--y0lr axes ac "ArL o-
learts Of he 4rc1-rted misses - -li- s--i -
severance l1 humble acts of mercy el- go - -
vct0r-- maze Up II Tie dead and -s y ~, Re
lld IN yo4r pam, nui VI Fi1z la9--4.-s 80 -.
marcr yO-r trophies seen ID il- sl--- iae7' 81
happy homes of The countless ml'ifi-rs WON -- ii
won IRON Pie --pes, aryss ~ wr-lc-r--es' So -
he enemy WIN whom y..- -a.r Z - !. . ~
human Frgtfis aTr ne laf a-rr t -
% o.
course Bot ne 1-sr1ylrg an.el ol no ~ - .,
-rf0rred more victims tlsl any pes-nc- -cA "a. Eve.
ar c-ed the human iamiI y-a- seasons - - o-
physician car osr- - do"n"sra prot 80. Is,
AM sanitary precautions cannot cheek ~ careel le
there = ore human power fl-i ca- s.l--r - - -
man il - -fe mora power OF p-Is-+-- "a 80
herero err hes-f ths summons a. 80 Affections and l
heroic slh.mi'y cHrcert ales a. - --rts. H -
Work -o be- acroirp she'd, . NE .NrI '.--- .
successfully exercised, and BY which yoa nave s-Ael
such astonishing results.
ln your progress through orr country We visa you uc
health and tur especially We desire 20 s-r Nof
Sublime ef0rs promote tte great cause 20 lal - .c-
oi your life has been devoted. ali W ih ne l-air -
umrh Of which he dearest interests Of mankind are
ended
II WAS evident that the Rev guest was nearly over
come by the kindness with which be was recsived'
the character Of the reception, and the enthusiasm OF
the people He said ! have long wished for the plea
sure now enjoy. Providence prevented me from iul-
Cling my promise Of visiting America, but thank GOD
now stand among you. and am only sorry tnat TINS
h. extreme felicity has never been ny fortune before
now 7 cannot promise you much exerton- out Wnat
can Do shall DO freely ieel prouder on ms day
than give utierance 20 gratitude 10 too s~eiins 20
nud words OF sufficient eXpanse 20 convey my sense OF
IL All ! can say IT, I thank you-irom my heart
thank YOU You have received as you receire your
reatsst citizens you have received me- as you receive
vour most renowned generals and most enviet friends
of your happiness and your race deeply iee4 tne
honor. hut my friends ! am undeserying OF t. II
deserve anything for my perseverance ln the cause
which have followed. the reception you have gwen
NJ dav Tor All. nave nfcn witnessing
the beautiful scenery which surrounds your City, and
have been lost astonishmeut IN looking a. the vast
commercial feeis which dow In here from all parts of
the globe. 10 il too great 10 be- comprehcnded No one
sight am only sorry that i health prevents my ad'
dressing you a. ought toe intensity OF my ieeAugs
precudes the possibility OF giving utierance 20 them
but sgain receive nay sincere thanks for the greatest
honor ! have ever received. Ihs Rev. gentleman
sat down amid loud cheering
The procession was now formed outside and the
Rev gentleman being led 10 & barouche, be entered
with the Mayor but II some time before passage
could be made % dense the crowd that pressed
forward 10 shake hands or touch MS clothes After
some time the procession consisting Of All the lem.
p.rsnce Societies whose names were printed in the
programme together with the Hibernian Benevolent
Burial Society. sons OF Temperance, Independent Or
der Of Recabites aud the various populations Boards,
&c in carriages proceeded up Broadway . Chambers,
through Chambers into Centre and entering on the
east gate passed IN front OF the City Hall aud
made their exit through the gate 10 Broadway Upon
the arrival OF the Rev Father the most enthusiastic
cheers greeted him lie was conducted 70 Inc boFerh
ors Room and proceeding 10 the balcony. was intro
duced % the assembled IN the Park Inc cheers
on he appearance the balcony were deaiening, and
continued 90 for some time The Rev. gentleman said
My dear friends regret exceedingly that have not
the strength Of voice energy 10 address you thank
YOU from my heart tor your kindness and after
repeatedly bowling TO the vast multitude ne retired
amid renewed cheers. lie shortly after conveyed
Among those who were present IN the congratua-
tons Of the day were Rev. l. Chaplin. Jniversaiist
minister DR.. bowling Baptist clergyman Dr. baich'
Epi-copaian Or. flse. Roman Catholic Hon. ueorge
Briggs senator Frost Rev Mr. March Mr. Franklin,
NJ A Brewer member Of Assembly Van Orden, mem
Der Of Assembly John b Dillon. Or AntiseI eNAd
smith, Robert Campbell, member Of Assembly Dr.
Seth Gcer Physician of the Board OF Health Dr. Nor
ris Health Commssioner. DR.. Moor DR.. stephens Of
staten Island Col snow. Gen. Walbrdge John Nc
Ccnihan, {. r. Mahony- Aud OF the members Oh the
Press the following present Mes.rs W. l.
Robinson Of the Peeple Hamilton, Of the HTaid
Briggs Ut the MlrrUr Burns, OF the D'spatct ). K.
Moran oi the GLIB, Picton at the ETd J. smith,
Of the SUNDAY C0ariir & ID Stuart Of the san and
MN. hoe nanrs We I'D NOT learn