New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

Pom the - Journal, i4tl
IL was known Yesterday that Mr.. CLAY would
arrive by the Express Train a, about 70 o'clock From
that hour and indeed long before 1t arrived the vciui
~ Of the depot was thronged on all sides by an i'm
mense mass. IL YVES a spontaneous and heartfelt Heel
ing Tor THY MAN-such a feeling as no man but HAIRY
oF THE WEST call iorth-thst prompted the gain
eng Ia and out Of the depot the wd continued TO
hourly snxousy watching the appear anco 81
the cars. Though due AZ ~ clock me Tram ulu no'
coach the depot until after g. No sooner was Hscef
tanned that Mr.. Clay board than the crowd
about the car VA which he was seated became dense
The Mayor and the members OF the Common Council
soon entered the car and carriage WAS provided 10
convey the distinguished guest to his lodgings ne
was accompanied by his Excellency Gov Fish, Hon VI
Clingman OF \. c, Gen. Wool of Troy, and Hon. T.
Hadey, late Speaker of the Ascend y.
The carriages proceeded through ssna-st surround
"a on each side by an immense crowd. helosgs Brass
Band the balcony OF the Syracuse House played NJ
the procession passed and the ladies from the balcony
aud the windows waved their white handkerchiois
gracefully In honor OF the veteran guest The cheers
which wentu on All sides were loud and deaiening.
Arriving al Ruu's Hotel. Mr.. Clay Immediately rctr.
a 70 bis room, and the Mayor announced publicly thst
Mr c. dssred an hours repOse, alter which he would
dine aud then visit the air grounds
Hut the crowd outside and In were still impatient
and called vOcicrousy for speakers These were hap
PLY responded to by Nice-Prcsident Fillmore, Hon.
Francis Granger. TX Governor Marcy and Gen. Wool
Gen. Wool who was first called out, said the present
was no ~ occasion for speech Tho noble hentnck 4
ian whom you have come to see Is In his ROOM aud you
have done the honor Ia call me 10 supply HE place
What task Gentlemen, shsl not attempt H.
Mr.. Fillmore was loudly called FOR lie came for.
ward amid the most hearty and prolonged cheers ana
said
FELLOW CIrizENs l, affords mel pride and pleasure
respond to this call from the bone and sinew OF the
country, whom now look upon. Politics ON this oc
cssion proscribed-you scarcely allowed 70
think Of them much less a right to speak OF them
stO making speech 10 YOU / cannot but can DO
something better, will Introduce you a much more
talented and experienced man than myseli-fN.Gov
Marcy
Gov Marcy came forward and was warmly greeted
tie excused himself IN few brief and happy remarks
aud retired
Hon Francis Granger WAS loudly called for aud his
appearance al the window warmly cheered lid
alluded the auspciousness OF the wcatherthe pres
eoee of the Great Western Statesmsn and the glori
Gus interests OF Agriculture which % the throng as
semblod, aud indeed 70 ALL were second 10 noae other
Mr. Granger retired amid the most enthusiastic sp
Pianse ,.
a. and about ; proceeded 10 the Fair Ground. Mr.
Clay rode In company with Vice Presdent Fillmore
Gen. Wool, and Hon. John A. Ming, President OF INT
State Society.
The route wa. ,hronged with people from beginninI
60 end Everywhere there was the most enthusiastic
demonstration. From the private dwellings the sdie
waved their hasdkorchieis and cheers loud aud long
went up AZ intervals. On the grounds the immense
multitude received Mr. Clay with great enthusiasm liz
Visited Floral Hall, Manufacturers Hail. and Dair,
Hall Tie examined tho articles on exhibition, snd tx
pressed himself grstihed IN the highest degree. III
snsoity and good nsturc-thc freedom with which a,
mingled with the crowd aud received ana reciprocsC
their attentions, will not soon be forgotten. The car
uages returned about O'Clock. and u was unders DOC
Nj Clay desired 90 spend the evening IN his rom
IL has been said Of Mr. Clay that he speaks for him
self We may sdd ths, his personal appearance doei
the same thing. Wherever be yesterday pO
hticsl differences were not thought Of The welcome
was heartfelt Every person comprising the Vas
crowd seemed 20 respond heartily TO the sentiment
"HEREs TO rot. HARSr CLAY r.
The yonrzal Of the 18th says On WeinesdA y
Mr. Clay addressed the people Of Syrseuse-hut hi
remarks wee very brief He congratulated the people
upon evidences they hsd produced OF their Industry
skull and enterprise. lie confessed himself grest
grathed with what he had seeo, ami said be should
turn 10 kentucky better spprscd than be had ewes b
fore been Of the aud capacities OF the gges
State OF NewYork. Mr. Clay LETT Syracuse on Ihar'
day mornlSs.