New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

md capacity % administer the Government wisely and
Justy he had the greatest confidence and be could a..
sure those uno bad met here today u welcome MIN
that the confidence which many exhibited in casting
ifer votes iof bin lad not been misplaced The Pre-
raent had bot come here political Grand bu; had
come % see men %; all parties and al pursuits and
con0luons. de nar1crol TO sect0na. feelings. nor
were hs FleSs confined within any geo. rsghc- lines.
he alluded 10 glowing terms o. me natural advan-
tages o. the county snd TIE enterprise and industry
20 lis Inhabitants displayed in ih- lolrshIng manu-
factories. extensive mining operations and the high
state % agriculture which be- mad messed he pro-
gress toward the place b. had Intended % have been
present Al the breaking Of ground for the Ohio and
Pennsy lvania Railroad but, anticipating the visit u
the Pies.cent he had been thus Obliged y defer L.
The Governor again thanked ine people for the
c0nhdeIce they had exhibited, as well as FOR the
= e'cOme which they had extended TOW ard him,
and sst down amid repeated cheers.
In the morning the President visited Old Fort
Mcintosh. - which place his father, Col. Richard
TaylO-. vas once stationed. IL was al object n
great interest to him. bot his engagements would
no. allow him long 70 remain. BY invitation be
visited the various factories Of the place. and saw
the operatives personally, and talked with tn m
fsmiiiarly. Tney were greatly pleased. After
the President had retired, one Of the workmen
regretted that he had not voted for the Old Gin-
era. aud declared that he would do 50 ~ the
next election. His companion, more strong 90 the
faith rebuked him for his determination, and re-
minded him OF his Democrat principles. Dem
ocratc principles be- Id Whist d. ] knox about
them or you aiherl How the dIvil can ! help
vot u for such a fine honest old gint.eman wneL
he comes up and takes me BY the hand, iist like
Christian
The Wooden-Psil Factory Of Messrs. Minor
MervicS was an object OF great Curiosity 20 the
President. Their establishment employs 80 hands,
and turns out 20 tubs Of large size and COO pail'
per day, all Of which find ready market from
Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati. and even b ~ Louis
commanding from - 3 20 - % per dozen for the
after, and = for the former. The establishment
consumes about 80 tuns Of imported HooP-lron
per aunum, costing $50 per tun. Before the re-
peal Of the Tariff Il consumed American manaiac
tured Iron, but found after the treacnery q
"a Young Hickory and Dallas, that saving could
ne made OF about s35 per tun by purchasing the
English article
The Pail Factory establishment is well sp-
pointed aud com plete, from cellar 20 garrett The
logs are rolled in a. the basement and the pals
come out f nished and painted at the garrett After
the boards are sawed 20 the required SIZE the first
process is 20 square the ends which - done ty
boy with a circular saw, rho passes them % ano-
ther by bis side. when the grooves Ere cut. Inen
The pieces are put together, smOothed hoped,
bottomed, cared and baed-ihe whole process,
from the raw material 20 the finished pau, occ1-
pying not over five minutes.
a portion OF the party after seeing the factories
accepted an invitation T. visit the elegant resi-
dence of Mr. B. Il. Bradford Mt New-Brighion'
where a sgmptu0us entertainment mad been pre-
pared. To private residence fitted up with
All the spendOr and masniiicence OF our eastern
cities here among the mountains aud coal hills OF
PeRnsylvsns, was a little novel. Leaving Mr..
Bradford. the party partook Of good dinner with
a Lcco-Foco tavern-keeper, who rel0ces IN the
name OF Sourbeck and finally embarked on board
IT packet which had been specially provided,
and set sail for Newcastle on the raging canal
Along the entire line OF the route crowds OIpeo-
pie had assembled bat their Gu losIiy seemed to
ct the better Of their patriotism. They would
,taud gaping for several minutes without moving
muscle and seemed 20 look upon the President
IS though be hsd been spiri. from another world.
Near Newcastle, the Committee appointed b,
the citizens Of that place, headed by W.
BUcHANAN. Esq. appeared upon the boat aud
welcomed the President as the guest ~ The to~n.
a military e,cort wss also near, together with a
crowd OF 5000 10 1000 people who had collected
from a'most every part Of Lawrence Co The ell
rhnsiasm. the ceremonies. and IN tact the who'll
lr0ct edings, W. ere lust they have been along
the entire route. This desire 10 see the Pres
lent breaks down all party feeling from the first,
aud even a slight acquaintance with him-per
heps bare shaking Il hands, or glimpse az his
countensnce. keeps il there.
Atl2to-day 23t, the President continues hrs route
toward Enc by land carriage. This mode OF trav-
ling has It, incidents butts exceeding y istiguine
though the President seems 20 mind 70 AZ little a.
# II were a regular business. In this respect be
Is truly an extraordinary man. How be- cub nits
- be pushed. iDstled. shook by the hand. aud a.
forward beseeed "a a close room for hours, Is as
,oaishirg. He is emphatcay an Iron man
You're, NEAL.