The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-21
The Denoeratic Senator OF New York.

We shall publish as soon as possible the eloquent adj
dress OF Mr. Dickinson in full Meantime, we must con
tent ourselves with the following sketch OF the esya
from the New York Globe of June 10;
1ryfuul of Senator Dickinson HIS reception by tn
Democracy and City authorities
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the dstn-
delpha accompanied by ex-senator Stewart, OF Mary
land. On reaching New York in the steamboat from
Jersey City, his honor the mayor, in company with q
special committee from both branches OF the common
council came board the boat and alter all the special
committee had been introduced to the SENATOR the Mayor
presented very fattering address.
the conclusion OF Senator Dckinsons remarks, he
was conducted by the committee TO splendid barouche,
drawn by four dark bay horses which he was seated
with his honor the mayor the president OF the board oil
aldermen, and Alderman Shaw In the rear OIL the Da'
rouche followed train of carriages. containing the
members OF the common council, and other persons con.
necied with the city government large number OF
citizens in attendance at Inc landing ahd greeted
the favored OF the Empire State IN true republican
style.
AT the Astor House, where rooms had been engaged
for the guest by direction of the city authorities during
the afternoon, Senator Dickinson was waited upon by
hundreds OF citizens, who anxious to pay their
specs to the whom they had long admired as be-
ing one Of the warmes defenders OF our State and ma
tonal hberlles
Long before the hour for sitting down at the dinner
table, the 10 the "ong room" OF Old Tammany
crowded with the admirers OF the distinguished guest
At halpast SIX O'Clock he arrived al Iammany Hall,
escorted BY the committee OF arrangements On entering
the room, his reception most enthusiastic; indeed,
all present seemed DESTROYS TO do him honor AT seven
o'clock the committee conducted the honored guest TO the
large room, followed by two three hundred citi-
zens who bad determined 10 feast the festive occasion
The band Dodsworths) performed fayoriie air during
the time that the company were entering the The
following gentlemen presided al the various tablesi
Charles o'Conor ESQ, president; John d. Van Buren,,
first vice presidents Royal Phelps, esq. second do John
A. Lot, third do General Aaron Ward, fourth do.
The room was decorated IN truly magnificent style.
The general arrangement representeda marquee" In
the centre OF the room the presidents chair hung
an original portrait OF Washington, by Stuart This, we
are informed was kindly loaned the committee by its
owner, Mr.. Grumpy; around the picture was entwined
the fading wreath OF glorious country On the
right OF this suspended beautiful banner, bearing
upon its folds the coat OF OF Virginia the birth
OF our Countys Father; on the right OF the portrait
shone less brilliant the coat oil arms OF our own fayor
ed State, New York Over the top OF the portrait oil
Washington motto hung, bearing In every letter de-
served compliment TO Senator Dickinson II was
"rHK BOLD KLooUsSr KxpoSEsr NATIONS WILL "
This sentence was confirmed by the Jackson Assoca.
tion'oi the city OF Washington, in complimentary reso-
luton 10 Mr. Dickinson, passed in lSa7, the occa.
sion OF the introduction OF his resolutions in the United
States Senate. in opposition TO the Wilmoi Proyso Tbs
coat OF arms oil South Carolina hung next 10 New YORK
IL was shrouded IN deep mourning in honor 10 her de-
parted John c. Calhoun. On each side OF the room
also placed the banners Of the original thirteen
States In the vicinity oil the orchestra was placed an
oil painting Of the Declaration OF American lndepend-
ence,' kindly furnished by General Storms Over the
heads Of the company, and next 10 the ceiling Of the
ROOM several thousand yards oil tri-coored burning was
Around the walls were placed the hags OF
the various republics AT the lower end OF The roem an
arch was made with flags surmouned by large golden
EAGLE In short the appearance OF the room was very
and il reflects great credit DR. Vache and Mr.
in company with Captain Goblin, 70 say that
Inc decorating done under their supervision There
were four tables set in superb STYLE the full length OF the
room These were arranged under The direction OF Mr.
Charles Brown OF the enlerprisng lessees OF am
many Hall The tables stocked with every delIcacy
that the epicure could possibly wish for.
After the inner had been surfeted with the vands
and beverages, solid and sparkling the presiden, called
The company 10 order, and commenced reading the
REGULAR ToASTS
The ITnion Cancellation called Il into beino--sim po
even anded justice viii preserve II brewer
The president proposed the second regular toast with
few complimentary remarks, in the course Of which he
passed high eulogy upon Tue course pursued by their
guest upon the great topic Of the dayhe
slavery question:
Our Guest, BY uuwaveting fidelity 70 The Union, he
truly represents the Empire STATE by according justice 10
every session, he has attained II Tor his own.
The toast received with immense enthusiasm, loud
cheering, and the most vehement applause which lasted
several minutes; after which,
The honorable senator and distinguished guest OF the
evening rose, and, after thanking his numerous friends
Ont festive OCCASION remarked that his public coarse mon
the present sgtsiing topic OF the day in favor OF
union among the great democratic parry. Loud sheer.
ing IL evident from grand alton OF he
evening, that the democratic party again about 10
rally, and worship around the Of their iahers IRE
newed cheeriugl The principles Of the party were al.
IL favor ofaneloraing the condition OF man Hear
hear II evident tat from the splendid manitesia.
ton Of sentiment exhibited their festive board they
again united In cordial brotherhood. fApplause
The creed Of the grand democratic party was catholic
creed, and was equally recognised In the East and nibe
West The honorable senator say that be had
been long IN public lie. and had always discharged he
duty with earnesness and sincerity. Applause He
took occasion call their attention 70 the ordinance
of l7s7 In relation 70 newly acquired territory Repeated
efforts had recently been made give this a new and