The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

ARRIVAL AND rECEyr1oy OF Nh. WEBSTER AT
KocRxsrIR-Hls srTEcH AT KArAvIA, ETC.
RosHEsrfA, May 3, 1881.
Mr. Webster left Buffalo on the seven O'Clock train
accompanied BY the Hon. Mr. Aoesley Hon. Francis
Granger, Hon Mr. Allen, and others, and proceeded
his way to Rochester lie win go far IS oanandaigua
this evening. lie may stay there three or four days.
All along the line Of rairosd, from Buffalo to this
place he warmly checred BY the people, who turned
out in large numbers TO receive him.
The fst place he stopped at Batavia where there
vt least thousand persons In readiness to
ceiye him. lie received by committee and placed
In barouehe drawn by four horses, and driven to the
court house, where he formally introduced to the
multitude In waiting
lie said it was long time since he had been in Bata
via before and many Of the present generation were only
children at the time He always had great regard for
this beautiful village the capital Of the agricultural
county Of Gencsee He witnessed with pleasure the I'm
provsments which had taken place since he last
there, and the prosperity generally Of Western New
York. lie had travelled, be said from New York to
Lake Erie, the newly constructed railroad 1t is
great works. magnificent workvorthy Of this great,
central powerful commercial State Gentlemen, II
had anythin TO say you the topics Of the Day
would find apology for not doing so, In consequence
Of hoarseness contracted yesterday, by being cut 10
severe shower Buffalo by which was well soaked But,
gentlemen in the opinions subjects ard topics which Ai
tate mems mlnd at the present day, hope you know
what ground occupy, well as can inform you.
stood up with the voice of sentor and pronounced IT,
have taken occasion within the last fourteen fseen
months, by every means in my power, to communicate
with my feowczens in s parts Of the country to sg
nifty TO them that going 10 hold to the constu-
ton TIL the last gasp. (Chsers and appauss) Who
may follow; whoever may fslter my
Is onnard and ditees, in m-ntsiniDg hat cSnsti-
tuition, which has maze you and year children the
happy people 700 are and II IL binds your oonscisnce
II binds mne, IN thr presence OF God say It. you
sill omit no pains 70 transmit II in all it, ntsnts 10
your posterity FelioS eiti5sne must adhere 10
duty. We must perform cur contract. There = no
whS regrets the existence Of CERTAIN insatcns the
South more than do, hu. did contribute 10 ssa,.
them. They hsts % and preceded Tho establishment
Of the Union bat Ne have come into this Union, and
must lake things "a they are. n must rase tne
rights Of the ststes in the hsnds u the .ssCss with
cut njaEiag any one WITHOUT pTs5 udieing any an ne
did Pot ate slavery do Gvl .uase slavery We
leave slavery In The hands ii hose 10 Tho II beicng
10 deal "1,h = - t.sy may tnlnh p.s', when toe
gro, tim. aIriyes Now let say Two thnsa IL the
fr place, II Is true any proposition thas be
demonstrated. that since certain states IN the Moth
have Interested themselves Tie abolition agitation the
cbains Of the a7ss in the sou have been risettol
closes They hsy. done the slave positive mischief
they have made the master angry and gaciota Why.
tstr.y the subject u setting tho slaves free by
sra vas discussed ~ a eopy.n.,on i,
Viz sipiA No sash thing can bs done asntepcp
mus live up to our national compact When hgaa- law
takes psos IN one Respect = takes place in Gnosher
IN yoar State already have no r 1t 70 com plain. hut
think moderation and f1rbeaTsnc9 resoins,cp 20 ID
the auy have uJa taken 10 perEogIn, leecrang 10
the existing LAWS higher Law tban a fight amons
tbs sars under Do.iOn th4. here s e CHER Jaw
th@a conscience Or ezPSaoncy--9 l@u or wiA Lat
leass. sas obligation to- i.W Gf .ae land
h-. WsnsTER made fsv rlefs ref3ark9, and when he
eoncs9-d three hearty cheers Ysers given for The ilo
rl hebittr the asfo pti.r % Lhs constitution
The ladies' of the town presented him beautiful
bouquets With sentiments attached hy white ribbons.
Az Batavia hs met ty the Rochester committee Of
inyiteon At the latter pace ~ arrived ct about oepen
o'coek, on3 delivered short sresch in the Arpaas