New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

bis rat hs .aoOla esd-s-S rsudeS q, vt'is a.
agreeable 20 the Piesaeat vo9t Be Trska,ssg "
To which address the President thas rs-
sponded
The position be- occupied ~oleA Asd COT sss1
Sesisted fof biz, ~ hls isiS~ eiuEss he eigaY Of A
beS slsIoo bed be-l conferred aooi sao'hss er zorv
worthy % 81 H. ard fsf more competeet 10 dishsrgs lac
re.pousht!res He hsd never desired hs posiuoa sat
e shsses Of private ne 10 which 10 ashft ns ne sheeit
return ssa sr sreser charms for hsm han s2y Peoe IA
TIE Prr.isen nexs s15ed 10 hs poacy aad u,essares
Ih- Chief Ex-ca i've q ire Nsaoa BE visited os az
i've Safe Be g. viii Sensations weh 10 70 erenSs ~
his ene,S posa N. ~srs p~,nieL ne Ssl 1850 "a 70
olcest CHERISHED ftnds; bG % had scied Sts
the pUrss motives az "A sinsoasss o. purpose Asd ss
NgTec such ~ bad Sken 1moFge ~ the course Naea se
hsc e bourd pars1e 10 Gdge hsu sop hEsly oot
% give time Tor he deveopneEi OF s consequences u
hose meCsures he have er-t bot not ine1 aOosY
Ia conclusion. he sgsa Ihsnk,d The Presden, and d.
rec.ols u he Railroad Company foe Ioer Poteaess and
10 Wuhluson ard wherever ne might be IL elaiuf
He expressed hs satisfaction n 6e,ng spOai 20 A.
com parry The Governor OF the State, with whom hai
bseu lc1g both Ct eff s anc private nssreoane.
The scene was in toe hishes. degree impress.
i've and affecting The President manifested
deep feeling. The dignity aud solemnisy Of bis
manner save to his language its fullest meaning
In referring to his retirement from public life, no
spoke with earnest sincerity. There was sig.
nfcance in all the incidents of the brief sllusioa
TO that event which led every mind to the rresist
ble inference that Mr.. Fillmore vonld in no
event consent 10 become a candidate for the
Presidency.
At the close OF these ceremonies, the guests
that were from New York proceeded to the cars,
which Immediately started homeward, their de-
parture being announced by q salute. In short
time the President anu bis ssits embarked on
board the steamer MAY FLOWER, which was in
waiting TO convey him TO Buffalo. AZ ne stepped
on board Of the steamer. national salute was
fred from the shore, and smother from the United
States steamer AZ anchor in the hsrbor Tho
sound of the booming cannon had scarcely
died away ss the May Flower pointed her bows
toward Buffalo, and the quiet village of Dunkrks
baptized amid The roar OF cannon and the rejoic-
ings of thousands with the President aud his
Cabinet the Governor and the principal Ohcers
OF State and Senators Congressman, Legislators.
JUDGES and Aldermen without number as its
sponsors, was leit 10 grow and prosper under the
fostering care of the President and Directors, the
friends who have adopted il as their own, until
those Lwho stood AT the baptsmal font viii
scarcely recognize the vigorous thriving city a.
the d, cayiDg village withits grass grown streets
In VII ch they yesterday celebrated the compile
zion ofthe York and Erie Railroad.
THE RETURN HOME
Gov. SEWARD was the hero Of the drst train
eastward. The feeling Of the people seemed lees
restrained than on the day before, and a. every
title station there was n unanimous demand for
Seward. For 80 miles beyond Dunkirk we passed
through region OF hemlocks beech maple, ash.
birch, cherry and sycamore, hickory and oak; for
$50 miles further IL is pine forest. The Spring
had cone hther more rapidly than we the leaves
were almost unfo.ded AID the fruit trees looked
healthy and vigorous. for the Lake air equalizes
the temperature and prevents sudden frOsss. The
peaches OF this region rival those Of Ne~Jersey
and there are equally good apples, cherries. quin.
ces pears and plums. Musing upon this deleota-
bic natural banquet, Harry Franco directed our
attention at Cubs to a sign, concsely announcing.
Nic,uals and drink and vas only cut snort IN
bis career by general call for Gov. Seward at
Fornelsyillo. town Of political feelings sympa.
thizing with the Senator's Gov. Seward stood
uoon the platform Of the cars and said:
Gentlemen, am very gsd 10 SOC you but have no
thoughts upon public affairs that have not freely
eiscnised With you, and with every one who has wished
% know hem have 20 fefofyed Prnciples-l appssol
sud have only moment TO tell YOU Whist W. have been
dong have been 10 tho Wedding gentleman, - no
Weddins Va which The retired ~a'ef 81 L.te hno
bride, and The Old sAt Sea iae groom rae eoary
Aes henies ssse away Tho bride Tho sa'qd smonsh inc
Deawbre the Csu1soO, NE Oenesee ana Ohes were me
utdrsmsiGs Tho ring Tho giit VI he usrchsnIs OF
New an iron ring woven 10 I~o STRANDS was rssd,
ard manufactured and brought together here By AoHso-
c-rAlen fyou wGnt 10 Ihs Hng loot uadof Ibsss
wiees Genuenen, there wsfo t~o psrass sbseni VINO
had sed sssinsl lhe Isnn,, add although their alb
serce eAbo To others their presence nd haze
been agreeable TO me One wAsIhe syracuse con'endoa
or he dissolution VI bs Union AID lao other he
South Caroline Convention mr secession Nevertheless,
IL hoped snd believed ~ wse m'n that this ceremony
will uressupou all men ire cOnyicd 0a hA The Integrity
OF his beyond lhs reach OF envy, malice aud al
chat ADleBen GenNsmeD ifl should Hy 10 more
n xrrsbs Pflest " DO cbduc his core nOny void
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well God bists you
Tie train ratified on, awakiDg all the echoes.
that shrieked startling replies high up and along
the mountains and We dared by the lndisss
VINO STOOD silent and stern as ever their brilliant
blankets almost flashing in the lightning OF our
speed.
Tie train reached Elmira betw seven and
eighs in the evening, and most Of the guests
AIghteo aud among them Gov. Seward. on bis
way 10 Auburn, there TO pass the night There
was great fesGivily at a late hour-dsnoing aud
serenading in the moonlight. We went forward
TO Binghsmton. which we reached about l0l Hero
We aligned bat Harry Franco, unable TO per
.aade cur s.eepiness Of the superior adv antasesof
a night in the cars, purchased some sppIes
gloomily, and, 20 our great sorrow, went on with
the train.
The Lewis HOuse at BiDghamton was appoint
ed by the Dire ciOrs for The lodging Of their gaests
and we encountered bere 90 every where, and no
where more than here, every possible attention,
IL fact all along tho roote every one seemed do
termined 10 do all that he could TO advance In the
pleassntest manner the purposes OF tho exoar-
sion All the way 10 day there had been cheering
and waving Of hsndkerchieis and universal JOY.
Ard here We wish to say, that II ever agentlemsn
was gallant or chtU0liey prem, then that gentle
man Is Capt Morgan OF the 5oathsmp ton, our
very good friend" and il ever man deserved the
express commendst alton Of the New York aud Erie
Rsilrosd Company for giyiDs them the fairest
fame Of pOliteness then that man 10 the same In
dividuA. who allowed no little boy with mas
valiant fishing rod 10 swing bis hat and no maiden
1T any distant window 70 wave her modest hand
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