The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-14
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Castle Garden great numbers for the purpose OF W.T.
Messing the arrival of the head Of the nation There
sso present the managing committees Of the Wing
and Dem ocratc Committees and Of public bodies which
TO take part in the procession.
The Chief Of Police Mr Matse and Captain snvie, oe
the First ward in attendance with ample fsrce,
to preserve order Their arrangements csn.
plee, and the consequence that the programme o
arrangements far they related to Castle Ga~dea
was very satisfactorily carried out.
THE APPROACH OF THE PRESIDENT.
At about haifpast one o'clock, the booming Of gns
from Fort Hamilton multitudes ases
bed on the Battery, and in Castle Garden and o.
the streets docks, and piers in the neighborhoo Aak
the boat which Mr. Fillmore and suite embsrSsA sk
Ambcy approaching the city. Gun after gun
fred until the vessel with aags and stnamcrs flying
came within sight Of the people fNew York When -
nesred the city, the fort Governors and BcdIow'
Islands opened their iron mouths aud In voice Of tun
der proclaimed that Mr.. Fillmore and his ca&ineE
would, in few minutes, land in Gotham.
THE LANDING
At two o'clock the steamboat reached the lanazng
place Of Castle Garden which suspended .
mammoth national flag. The steamer was brought "
gracefully and the President and his distinguished
panions disembarked and escorted the stage cf
Castle Garden occupied the promne places assgnsA
for their While disenbsrking. . nstionL aailAs
was fred by the troops on the Battery.
SCENE CASTLE GARDEN
On reaching the stage MIR Fillmore introduced to
tne inutsse py hing1aai Ihrcc cncerS is
Millard Fillmore were then given
MIR KiscslANp then welcomed President Fillmore, asl
addressed him follows
SPEECH or rIfE MAYOR.
Mr. Presdent- shall ever consider Of the most
,a time ,1 i becomes pleasing duty and ny high er.s
s.s United , States s, u i not many months q ssey.
so LEFT then hem. no. s r. sisn nu, IN an m So.Ss. %
IN ps 1eSoyns
S sSas % Well as as S , I
highest the of the uited states wo
oray spprS's eaSdaet
sr yGSa s sss as s to sa give s y9S 's sns
ustrous msmsers q tha. able with which
eloquent defender eonsttacn the slor, and
IRON a' the ocean 70 the is1ss ScRosrSs SsJ' ' ~
The Mayor then took the hand of the President, and
said :
Fellow. citizens, The President Of the United State
Loud and enthusiastic cheering followed this iatTs-
duction Of President Fillmore to the assembled multi
tude.
The President replied follows -
srEEcH OF THE PRESIDENT.
nor tie ssDsusre re 70 eare the rss" emotons
heart for ts tordal reception Of the eeus Of native
graduate yourselves how have I. DO
gsiSa
congratulate you. fellow citizens that now sss.a
on sGniesrssd ground Here IL this city the
States; Congress mhis
Sd a. 5ant Ss Ss dag
i shona & ,I s%s y , ses ss
know u isnct intended for me.
isnov that tA exhibition Of feeling and patriotism saiy
ossits % the Union crea applauss sr Mayor sss
have done the noble spirits, NTH whom avn "A s,sssatsd .
een able . for the senens q our CO.,
so,.s si.en. s e.y ny srs,sis tS.:l.iss
cireumtsaces-a, all times true Themselves
eos'ution and true 70 The country again retarn y',
| when the President concluded his remarks, there
loud calls Of "webster' and, in comp,ianss
With the general wish the Secretary Of State made few
remarks. hir WEBSTER said,
srsLsu OF JIlE IIoN. PANEL WEBSTER.
Felisr Citizens The eireumstancesin which
ssry lev remsrs You hs1s asscmssd here g sss Ger
country AnS ID tho ins..ton which was sstesssss.
~ sS " ws Sss s.s s S Sw II vs % & ME-
charging the duties Of hs administration. IL would aetss
,ss !, \, U"s and :. GA ,s,s
:ip.y::5 A:,9s. SiH SsiS ssrS. 'f s
sSVs lie s % aSd s1t ss
there l.. never been S slightest dserenee Gsnte@ss ,
mailing osr progress ;rgm Lase Eric g the south
ser se,E gr r., = m very ssot gss,e%.n for ss
ana Byrnm river without passing through New Y:st1
@ hsa hen 7 iSr IN ana ~ s mS, ss %Ssf P.
sTs,h' - :, a. ~, % sns a. g, my part a Gentlemen % ,L "a .
o,0ss ,,p.,r,srs ss Arss,, SSatSsaa srs....
thSwssi aovers cssry hue and cac yisd t4s i.
snSs "9a & .ae pa ps,rSs GLOW :, common Ice
Union and ,6s ass ths Union love. sos T. New YORK
u sS @ Fsss, s%sa'%' sna sr sss ssss :Is
%a @ s y y @ y %s{ s n
hagry People long continue wish ths: those osLsppy
,i,itt They would assuredy ss Jensdtted sy IT, sad
"wouid end I, steere
tcrs, aushteri iseSo has ,Se.s pss .Aut c,yssns
s. wfe,s Nor'h asd seutb.vho ttias .h !. rot soss
rrssrse ,h'nh ,Ssy bore thsr
eVer tLe -, rest ,,see css,iersn thar you csay
har you ereh net ssy Tor this isanec % y.ar .d
eeard vleh this community has seen q 70 extend 70
y'a sad ,Sreuea yeu' s ssess q New Tork of n
l.tt's' classes asd a'nemnacn -eountrYmsn ass-.A
tnn end one ana ~ freely entitled % receive my uess
Htrr there wcrc loud calls for Graham and ior Crsien
den whtn al trRth
ar cri1Ilarlr, the Attorney General, forward
SPEECH or mR. cHrrEyprS.
dSSc 1 s. s5sTyaSs SS srpan ~, L sss .p,sss
6 ysrn' vnpla ls .sr' 2, cruelty irsm shsh sss =:
have ~, heart What lave lett = sayi osy
&c rssiden e,sf.a -, With TIE psrsensl ssalsos rsn
c,iv ssri,, f,n trc e,5 rrhi,ssn hi@St Is,s See.
I'm stestsd VITA aresr thsss frssnSs @st rrv.a
,sn 4 b. country 4 tie s,g,gs ser,oss t...,.s
raey, ard the shrink maintaining taes
~ an ha,srd' tIremeesops cheering hss ssnsis"sr
mesus but liberty i,sef ~hat would become q 49,
ieri' r. Law aud order vsre vi aSvs grssst
ncAer You the rrprtsentsye ~ the whole u ts,s
(Chtersl There = not tree ~ the forest
there wheat in the prairie that ases
drop Jour head You the rredset 81
ttc nicp, sublime = We, lsv sad Liberty
aud otder achieve What man would gite " ssss
destiny 10 himself ~ the country
Nofcr In tie crowd-Bll seward (Rears q laughter.
M Sr US .,ls srel.
clacs not grand glorious thas wse.
fherty this world, and revealed
confusion. light rum darkness and ro. dsy 81
small thinas degree ~ rroT~ry unekamplcd In tse h~
tory world Cerquets of physical force have b~~s
achieved W the Romans other nAons and these sts
been the subject of the historian asA the
theme the poe Yours has been conquest of prncptes
felt and heard In Europe AprlaaseD htste
while had for conscience aud
Nov stand In position, and prepared
rather than be dictated You all
ttcr 20 the rrresentayc Of Austria. rou have
heard IN The uadsr Young America that
All otr this county We have only 70
he Ia