New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

,nr IN 4 ,cufiJu,uS rrss, Or Investigation, ne
'ound mat THIS Was substitute tor ct1non ca tHh
glorious Birthday ot our Freedom. They hai '-
rarrej the day beforehand % give national salute,
by cuti,rg, alnOs. of. The trunks OF a number oi
trees equal 10 inat OF the States composing inc
Ua'Cu tba'. o. ore beng ieef. II came = lii>1
It's nesrcS. uolchDOT suc - On c2ch tree crushing
us fellow and the whole causing report Ike the
hruatSlce ~ O. "Ssyebtv-icur" These men were
tie first settlers n M0nuoSe and Northern Penn
Syivanla sn icllsn tgai Was ,he only roSd they
bOas;ed and theT gram va> carrei 10 strtul>ourg,
% or 80 miles on paca-horScsr The nr>t tOn-car-
rage used n tbs town ss owned b] a NT dI.er,
Ory about % wears >rCC row changci the
srere' y ot only here hnt "a over The country We
have iron cords blni4ug our mon 50 closely 10.
gCthcr. that no prophetic VISION IN oeA9td the
nOur when = shan be Suncerec. lie auuoeit % the
prorG rosIon OF country a thus NONE NJ among
the nations Tomarklng that N al the prasuca, aFts
OF lie ge were FAR ahead. tie remembered the
time when coal mines were unAnown-~hcn COOK
lnc-stOveS were a cUTlOSlty-When susceptible old
ladies flniei because Of the heat from stoves IN
church that had no IRE N them-when railroads ana
plaHk-rosts never entered the conceptions OF the
WiSeSi and most sayaclOuS. Bu; much aS We might
say reference to all these Improvements, and ot
their benefit 10 the country 81 large for oar own
convenience 10 greater improvement could De de-
sired than the pank-road, the opening Of which We
are now met TO celebrate. He would, therefore. IN
9 ass ot good cotd uaicr. give
The permanent II The Houesdale and Delaware
PlanS b 500 Compans
{. 2 Waller. ESC., rose 10 reSpoad. II was de-
sirable that he as an officer. should. on this occa-
son, a. knowledge the satisfaction which the present
aSS6mblagc manifested toward "A project when Tor a
long time was considered 50 doubtful True, TINS
occasion was a TRIVIAL thing when compared whit
Jubilee on the opening OF the Enc Road. and other
great Improvements Of the day. but II was, as had
been SAID. OF vast importance 20 Honescale We
are indeed, a small people, but we are IN the midst
of a region not of small consequence 10 the great
metropolis, and the business men Of the City have
shown that they appreciate US by the substantial
proof OF the Road over which We nave Just passed,
as a know. by
rousy invested. In honor therefore OF these gentle
men. he would give
or Mar Yors Soc thodcrs-May ther he >fiH-wsH.
and may thtir Fl0,r,rs never he le>s '
Jno Chouse, ESQ, OF WIlsonvle, Pike Co, re-
mark ed that this an interesting occasion 10 him
for many reasons. In this section, the people,
although sustaining the ruling party IN The State for
many ye/rS and beng always ready to stand up to
the rack\ had never been assisted by the state at
all OtnSN>ectonS had been favored IN their Rai
road projeC)S. their Tumpl6eS, and divers other
things, whNe tins people had been lett 10 rely upon
themselves They had no, been idle. Their own
efforts and that OF their friends IN another state had
al last done for them what ought IN justice to nave
come rom another source.
He would therefore give
" Public Tuprorrmeuts-t ncrrfnJ 'gas o. fae Cons'rys
pra,f,rI..--M May our New-Y1rk iuends always De As
ready assist sherly IN such public works as we may
G.. g Waller. ESQ was then loudly called for and
made some very happy remarks tie thus concluded
| glory IN tins day. We have trends here whom we
should not have seen but for this road. and as ci-
zen and StOckhOlder have right 10 relOlce, pom
for the occasion which brings them, and for the good
feeling which has been exhibited by al to-day.
The President then arose ana proposed three times
three for the UoneSdae and Delaware Plank Road
Company which We're given with right good Will
three more were gwen tor the Band. which brought
out tho leader IN neat little speech, after which
three more were given al round, and the assembly
dlsptrSed
Some d appointment was felt that Mr. Greeley dit
not honor the occasion by his presence, but all con
so.ed themselves with the thought that his feelings
were cOns0nant ana ms purse open
Ns o'clock took the stage tor NarrowSourg, and
stopped over night with that prince of landlords, \.
fICld, ESQ | believe men are not mate landlords
they must be t1rrcertaln It y that Field was born
such for 10 practice could render man SO easy and
gcOdnatured. nor give him the ability 10 make every
one else So around him. Tie does not wait TO hear
yCu make known YOUR wiShes--he prldcS himself IN
anticipating them. The thing Is not can ] accommo-
date Won, but must do a. and the way he does II
moves that he knows better what YOU need than You
do Yourself II any one no reads this Is intending
to travel on the Ere road let me advise HIM, by all
means % save his appetite I'LL he gets to Ntrows
burg for such beef and such trout, and olher good
things 10 match. are not to be found elsewhere
The price is always trelty.fre csnfS a. ne says,
"whethcr you eat dry cracker OF dcYour all before
YOU and put the dishes an your pocket
Yours, &c. 7. W.