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

nv ctoch, ali on OOhIu GOWN 70 suuD'
tuous dinner, comprising all the luxuries Of the
season.
When the cloth Was removed, and while the
vine wss circulating with great rapidity, the
Hon. Mr.. Mostly, who was at the head OF the
table, rose and proposed the health OF the Presi
dent o. the United States, who, he said, bad
few minutes previously left the table. and added,
We greet him with cordial welcome, among his
old friends and associates Drank standing, with
three cheers
The health of the Secretary OF the Navy was
then proposed and drank, 20 which the Presl'
dent added that be was less welcome -
Buffalo because be lived South of Mason and
Dixons line.
Mr. GRAHAM said be was unused to public speaking;
could refrain from thar alag bis fellow cihz-ns'o
come the OF as name sod 10 the sgree.o7
susou which bad been made 10 he place OF residence
and The section OF The country which he lived some o
ference o'opinon hsd SGed among the people as 70 zoe
ms1her 10 which the COVE ment should De somnissnei oot
each other better love esch Other aud better 70
sohere to be eoyeDso' Of The Constitution on wnen our
to o. by and n are true 10 ourselves We
doD Intend 20 desin YOU feIIo S,cdzenS and
fore beg offer The following sentiment If were
sailing az am on the waters Of Lake Erie ,he Of
he godou, victory OF Perry. covered, as II IT, win the
cOmmerce Of hOuriShiug and growing country, would
break the pledge which Hsde 10 myselfwhen stood up,
not to make a speech wll therefore propose ~
Lake Property and happiness TO all who inhsbit
s shores and sail. upon iiS wsIers Tremendous sp-
pltute
be was excused from responding In consequence
Of his suffering under severe hOsrseneu.
Mr. MOsELY then rose and proposed the health
OF Mr. n all. Postmaster General who responded
in few plain remarks. He said
Fellow ctzens-I believe there has league formed
aghr st me To COO pei me 20 make speech oa this occs
sion. | Think the Attorney General has combined with
others TO force NE to speak Bat gentlemen shall do no
such IbDg and Whist shall say, shall under protect
90 &
General uDoer any circumssnces 10 make speeches Hs
buses 10 hst The speeches Of the President and hs
Csblnet transmitted through The organ Of the depart
men throughout the world, wherever Brother jonathan
bss penetrated Laughter And gentlemen ths ia enough
for The Pos saief General Gentlemen am willing 20 bo
the pack horse Of he AdmiDSrGon, but cannot ALLOW
them ~ force me 10 SCI pf'ce5eet SO ePn5sy 81
are 10 come after me Iherea se protest 10 the most
solemn manner on my OWL behalf snd on beh2fo those
who are to come after me- that 10 no part OF the business
OF Postmaster General TO make speeches Laughter
Why verify believe the whole Cabinet are leegued
sgsDsIme ana believe the President too has INDUCED
mischievous propensity agsnsl me AZ we were coming
on the alrcSd yesterday they introduced me 10 The per
sons assembled az Of letters and they allowed the
csso pass on without permitting me to say ths' was no.
OF words Of letters unless by virtue OF
my flee Gentlemen, p1rtcu airy unable 10 day;
and will appeal to The Attorney General an not sus-
tsinro by the Constitution aud The laws 10 my position
But hove 10 right to expscs fair opinion from him after
roueiog he mshRDiy Yesterday by saying tbs he could
moi make aspeech hut that there were two or three young
men behind bim on the car, sluding TO myself and M
Graham, whOae speeches prepared and who waaied
toIslk the worst way. Laughter My friend the Secre-
tsry Of lhe Navy scros the table, ssys am serving Mr.
Critenden night AID TO give II 10 MIN. Great laugh
Ter an 40 alniable man and ! don't think II Ia hgh
OF fair 10 take advantage OF the Attorney General when
be has not tue power TO make reply shall not there.
foIe, make any complaints gsnhl hn, bat shsL
against The Railroad Company, n you please They
treated to he sure, very well But are we 10 be bnoet
to speak 10 their favor Why, thick they trested the
President with dsfelpect-ihev started the train sud
denly srost to throw him down. Indeed, saw
oign sTy Of hs Safe Frustrated by The scton OF the ID
c0mOuve Beside doing that they accomplished more
than body ess hss done for they divided the Cabinet
by sending some on one car and some on apoher 49,
ICOutinueo laughter, and cres Of Good. good Now.
eenuemes iCld you would noI make speech, sud
will Laughter, but my end al the head OF the "a,
having complained OF my cOlesges 10 the Cabinet may
DOW by 10 complain Of him he said he should have pro
posed The heath Of The Secretary OF S'se, who is The
head OF the Cabinet Gent emen, we have had many
sfer him, but have had aud have but one .niel
weeseT T.smsndSS. cheering ana sPSsS.s pro-
The Mayor OF Buffalo said that 1t would be well
to turn little TO the other end of the table, and
proposed the health of Gov. Hunt.
Mr. Hunt responded; but he was 90 far distant
from the reporter that his voice was not heard
Thus passed the time until the May Flower
reached Buffalo, which she did at o'clock. Toe
whafves were crowded by thousands Of people,
who had assembled TO witness the Presidents
landing.
ard he was recognized he was cheereo Vehe
menty.
midst Of Of eXCitem which Buff has buIseldOn
wnnsned he and bis Cabinet disembsrked.
he Wis escorted bGouche, drawn by four horses,
and accompanied bv the Mayor The Cabinet The Gov
eInor, StseofhceIs, &c. who followed In carriages.
The procession was very long and imposing. 1t moved
zoe PAN MI Fillmore sleh,ed and leaning the Of
the Mayor walked To the platform erected for bis recep-
ZION. followed by the cabinet
The Park was filled, at least TO- 900 persons be.
ing present As soon Sc order was restored, the
May or introduced MIR. Fillmore, and addressed
him as follows:
SIR: tits with sereIous emulation and honest pride,
that your fellow citizens have forth TO day, u W.
his home the Chief Magistrate OF tho nation You
Sir hold the nobest civi position OF which human
Is capable There Is no higher station no more
listing honor TO which mortal cen ssplfe; anu we
rejoice that this occasion, meet and 'elciae
YOU Eel ciu2en, trs among equsls-tne President
of he Uuilei States The pleasure which your return
aforos Us l. gfeALy augmented ny consideration OF the
immediate object II your VIII TO Western Newly ORR
lgble OF human art aud enterprise IL JUST accOm.
pshe6. IL s proper that the pate regards OF nanoas
iulers should lie Xteud.d 10 80 vast Al achievement We
hal II OF increasing interest and st!ent n
heir 10 the great OF Internal improvement
When his lone want Of nee people is cherished
fOuhih wbeu II ia neglected. decilae. Oar o~n
prcuis ercs position a. the foot OF ms Nzs cnan
Of in.suo ,rss around whose borders and their basry
streams millions Of freenen feed The orest sud feril
lied ne soil and toward whose hHrborS The sails OF Al
sctiye feel are ever tet hiss We believe aOme humble
aim 90 The consideration Of The General 6)vrramen-
We fSue' ourselves SIR. that The nsvgsbe wsers OF Iot
uuferepub &c, over which the National Government ex
e5cises juscctoD. are shout 10 receive ihs Au7nlol
watch Ia aemnoed by the rrsshng exiSeaf.i5s ~ ~
tss bee OF peace adjustment aDc wise regard fr
The Interests and wAuis OF the whole county. your
policy. Ike that OF Augustus, has been 10 preserve aV-
the BOUNDS Of lbe Republic anc 10 Toe ssrs
.sclon OF every good citizen, yo1 have mus Ar sue
cenfully iOilec snd rebuked that restless ambition
which brooi repose but oOks forth upon asss
OF The and The territories Of foreign fsndiy power
To- more extended conquest and, Sir II 10 ne execution
OF q gsuers policy OF your sdmnisfsOn you have not
slwsyt satisfied ali parties and sirnced al factors yol
ard thOse hose powerful sid the Government cor
oUceo. have leSsI The satisfaction OF seeing nose
which mSiny sgitA,ed The public mrd, received
with that policy TIE sanctions of me egs
atfD N ha ~ ID
dent and The chief actions and duly Of your fellow cizeus
pfo u item 10 defe that your future aisauOn
be peacsla bFisnL useful impartial ard honorable 10
tie close To The !singuishea ses nen who accompany
you. permit tender our hsnts for The additional
Pleasure hch their preser Affords ard n behalf OF me
Corporation uf he civ ard he committee Of our cizens
ills my privilege extend 10 you and 10 hem The hosp
tAiies Of the civ.
President FILLMORE replied in the following