The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
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have alluded to-ipdsed, you have named my iuuSsS-
Gus eountryIAn, Henry Clay Here tho wi.0s ..;s.-
Y joining In the tribute] I thank you for It. II b.
Dame that deserves to open all the fountssss q
enthusiasm in tho hearts q patriotic and A.
dent citizens l had the honor Of standing By 6b
side for years, and knew he devoted to the oou
try; and witnessed the unhinchng ntrepidty wi1h
which he pursued chat he believed t. be right for h9
Interests You all know too well what services he
dered on late occasion to require to be reminded q
Il has made u yhr and demosrsa
other better long party warfare had built up hlgh
walis q separation; and each believed thai nothasg
could be good that was not on his side Th1GD
wall! Of late, have given way before the spirt Of ~
triotsm. How ltlc Is party strife compared NTH .
old and dirty and to be picked up in tbs strcse
Henry Clay has always ranked among the FIRST ciss e
ss ss imam and ss9s s ZEE:
the resut might operate. either for against him
MT o. concluded By returning thanks for the ssueg-
ment -
The members Of the cabinet then withdrew 49,
the dinner party finally broke up Mr Hrrs gave ~
The Head Of the Governmental pattern Of adelity
he has preserved nvoste the proud token regard s.
received from the first lady presented he would rcosvs
Thu sentiment received with shouts Of asghssss
Il being understood hat 1: alluded to Kiss g1vsa
the Presiient by ths first lady introduced him. 60
which was said be would rot permit 20 be repeatedly
another.
The dinner party then broke up. Al Q O'Clock ~
President and bis cabinet left Syracuse In spsoi1
train for Utica There was largo crowd around ~
-
The train arrived at 0DeidS at O'Clock where thew
was multitude collected; and tho President wss va
coined ~ the discharge Of cannon and other demso
STATIONS Of joy.
At Rome there a similar denonstration--cr rStAnr
. greater one, far numbers were concerned 4
national salute 6red, and tho enthusiasm wssiu
ARRIVAL At UTICA.
Tho train arrived At Utica shout twonty minutes pe
Eve o'clock where considerable mum Der OF inhAlsr
taDts turned out together with their military compan~
After the firing Of salute tho President iter.,,
carried BY the crowd and borne the open Ia -
formed By the military To Bags Hotel
lie wns addressed on tho steps by Mayor Hinman.
The President briefly replied After thanking To
Mayor and Common Council for the reception hs has
ne. with. be- proceeded 80 eulogse beauties
scenery cf Western New FORK He said that -
one who had behslithese scenes should viat -
other place, he would find difference by compaxsss.
ard like this country better and better his retsrn
He was glad to many a. the citizens OF Utoa a.
whom the Mayor Wa the oflcl organ devoted 10 ths
constitution and the Union
There then trcmcp rush. and tbs Pre~S6ars
WAS borne song into Of ths paor Of tho h0ts and
they 70 pressed him there that he bias obliged 70 taks
pr cessfon then formed ard tho MAYER sni
Sonnon Council accompanied the President ths~sri,
til, strccts
Bonf,es were lighted in the evening and Al 49,
O'Clock, a dollar and-a hall suppor was gyes Al Be-
Hotel by The Committec of Reception
The Prsdent rotircd early and there no sreAkna
or tossts.
Thus ended the movements Of tho President a
suite Tor this day