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

tcfoss Nan street la u-ng 10 .s on - 81 "a l'
d Welcome. our Own htlsrd Fillmore. - 70 tne hsl7
z .wers hat nrogn INTO The carriage - NJ A. 80
equally fei ard scErOElefged kno" 10 ~ az 80 y.
.rsnced a. tribute 10 The hish once Vheo hsE7 ~
benor 10 fiji Your Mayor N aiuciDg 10 me sap c. 80
much pleased 10 express APPRECIATION OF ne course
feeli my cuty pursue 10 administering tne ~
ibs Goyernuen Epow full wet, Eel on ciuz-ls thai
psipfu bereavement OF The ion brought ne % va
te.d OF ire Aomiu'suston a. time o. great peril soa
~ he c.untry know full vel thai pefJrming
v nj cor siderec 10 he my duty have wounded he fee
80. - To-, Inc ronfde1ce a many IL this
s ~ bcr, loved and esteemed and whose conf.
cerce would re the highest object Of nv snoiuon;-
Bat fellow eiuzers i Is grauying 70 Know tna 10 -.
ttst fis approval Is not confined 10 my own ooincA
party Fellow ciiizen &c psi zani We m1't oler Az -
he MODES Of mountaineering the AFFAIRS Of the Govern
usrt. but when the Government itsei Is 10 Js0oaoy-
whIn reseon siaks abroad al the South, aid SHOWS
hs ,psty head at the North, then hops TO iee
the sbsndonment Of All party feeling and to VII,
uess rally - psuoG Of al psrtes 10 me tuppoi o.
our common G0veyrmert Crest oaIb1fII o. Applause
PelloW-ciizsut, most Of What has been eIuloaIs. - @
j. due 10 hase guished gentlemen Who are aasoGA
"a ith ne the somns rston OF ihs Government buI
we DO not claim all The honor OF having cone concerning
towards quisiiDg the sgitsuons Of NE 0o1nry -
portion 70 sso sue to thOte ngushed Denocfah-u
Congress and OF Cougrssswhog sFe us ineir conn
snd support 70 save the Constitution ana lne uou
And regard this testimony OF yours iodsy 80 d 40 ep
provsl OF nv course alone hut that OF all those distin
guishec who ttO4d BY our common Country n
The hour Of peril Applsuse Houriluiuious mayor nls
sso alluded with appreciation 10 The fact that the Govern
exercised s power 10 preventing sgsre,on On me
cisckArgbe thai duty, citizens the Government was
tctusted by precisely The same princlpssu h Woud oen
there 10 security FOR any unless av, whsieve his
enforced There would be justice on our part towards
foreign unless maintained those friendly re-
suCns and extend 10 them The rights when are que ron
friendly country to another We might rush head
lor into conquest OF CUBA, into against any
foreign power but don't you see Inc consequence
that would arise from such ttse OF things We would,
by so Going destroy the very principle on Which cur Go
10 based and ruin nation would he t1e
reiuL Our oOy security therefore 10 10 our Iqsnce and
10 our moderator. Hence our Government hence our
COngTets made criminal offence 10 lnVade me territory
OF foreign country with which are 81 peace Al
plsuie IL The suppression OF the invasion Of Cubs, did
but execute the Law which sVOre the Holy Evangelist
would execute, and which again swear viii continue
10 execute II Cod IN bic providence shall let me i've
l0reAt applause did not rise for The purpose OF
log speech, bu, simply to my heartfelt scEnow-
leegmtnis for The KIM reception which you hsve ex-
tended 10 ne Had he langusz 10 expre,s The 1ns
with which my heart IL overhOwpg I would ssy more.
hut cannot II 10 not 10 speeches alone thai see your
fipcuess- see welcome ex ended 10 ne 10 the runner
ouS ssIemblsFe around me who are here 10 meet
brothers arc ssiers He sgsin thanked the s'semosse'
ard iten So down
There we're loud cries for Crttenden.
The Mayor said Fellow.ei.,zens, such is the
state Of the secre!ssys health that he desires me
20 state to this vast assemblage that he is unable
10 address you.
The cries continuing Mr. Crittenden, as well
So he could, came forward and spoke, as follows
Fellow citizens 1t would give me great deal OF
pleasure address you III physically able TO do %
Snd ! would NEST Willingly make you some return by way
Of speech for your kodner | have said enough to
show you hist unable from ~sni Of voice 10 spesk
Accepimy thanks and acknowledgements
Mr. Grsham was then called upon, and alter
three cheers were given for him, be said
F,ior citizens OF The city OF Buffalo, did not expect
Uui entered the sire els ofyour magnificent city 10 call
60 upon Tor word on this occasion hsd hoped ineduy
Of kOowledging the Kind greetings which you hsye ex
tended to the President Of be United States and those as
socaeo with him. would have devOved on the chief Ocer
or ihe standardization who 10 well known TO the country
being in The habit OF entertaining senaIeS and popular as
seHb sRes end In manner far more cApable than could
hoIetoo on Heis, however, unavodsblY left behind.
hsd sul the expectation that nay dtungnihed colleague
who has his seat and Whois far better known to
The country thsn am-who 10 far better acquainted WIN
the GovernIsent Than smsnd who is fer more fAyors
bly, Known 70 The people OF the country lhin an .WoGld
have made speech on hI occasion 10 acknowledgment
OF your kponets These resources having failed can
permit This occasion to psss by without rendering my
humble tribute TO Tho grand sRd cordial reception Ehcn
you have extended The President OF The United States
his wish bic home IL 10 no ordinsry event 10 our
tpSuSed once TO return to receive tbs greetings OF bis
neig bbors aud iriends. or hiq Is man, slio~-ciu'
zens. Il 10 unnecessary that | should speak You Eno"
him In hat relation is better Than DO Or his Adnlhi
tA,ion Of tho Government Il IL not hItng that saould
YOU nv tisnts a. he has tenoered them for me cor
dAy with which you have receyed him-for the manne
In which the Chief Magistrate OF your Guy mss tNpesseu
your feelings and The msDner In which you have de-
morttsed hem on this occasion Greal spplsnse
Fellow citizens, this IL q vast couauy. stanclng neIe,
90 Co with my hack tho dominous OF GreG Britain
and American territory In 'front.' extsnding 10 tbs con
6res Of Mexico and which reaches from he Atlantic 10
the Pacific ocean, In contemplating this am forced 10
excsim. No pent up Uucs contracts our poVerb-lae
" hole boundess continent 10 ours" IGreat applause
Such country, spread over such vast surface, era
bracirg many people deriving thef ohgR from 90
mSnY different nsons-for il may be said mat this Ia
great cruoble 10 which all the nations OF Europs are
ued ard mpfovsd-he greatly mistakes the nature and
character Of our people who suppose ina! sucn scoan
uy can be governed any narrow sectional or selnth
principles. lNociferous applause Oar hearts and
minds must DO elevated 10 the great asE before us aud
when IL 10 determined what coune OF policy 10 pursue
may differ - the mode OF pursuing 0utone great
end IL to he kept 10 view-kn observance OF the conss
tuition and all tie provisions, for which our faIhers
she'd Their blood and perlled their lives We
be governed by that and being governed Oy ~ We
and stall preserve The UniOn OF these States
Our country with such vast territory, requires and
demands that when occasions arise where dHsfeoces OF
option eAmt-"hen tecuSn nrea1ons So Sss'7e
threaten ssles-ihAi we ths fecuf 70 me principles 90
which the union Of there SlAes was formed, and govern
Ourselves by seberrg TO these principles esd 10 rha
corH quences hey may thAu DOL uhoo'~Aei on 'us
occAIop, to 20 into dissertation OF this subject out
coming from section Of The country where dih-fen nst'
utons prevail but where there Is as suoDg love for me
URon there ls IN any other section. have 70 eXhors
you fellow citizens under all circumt'ances ~ recnr
T. the Constitution OF Ihe countyto look ~ The example
and character no framed IT, and 10 read he MS
tory Of he cCupuY from l76S 70 the present Time, ae-
lively and whenever sou fad yourselves 10 sny douh,
he early CnrisiNuS DID you must refer 10 "a, orig
ins text, and 10 TIE writings Of the fsIhers beiJre
subject Of examination II We thal do This, We shs re-
main united aud happy people; we shall spread yer
tbs Continent Of ours until We shall be numbered n1I ~
twenlies, but by rund EOS Of millions ,h-ers enjoy
II liberty, the laws and 10 same hsppi-
ness which sui exti in his great c1mmuniJ OF ours
pose Of examining great work OF iutsrns improve
went have been gralihed DOT ONLY Cd seeing InsI
hut IN seeing he people " your State To me- atIenRe
here, EnOwn Only 10 those whom | sccompinisi
on Ibis OCCASION il 10 source Of gratitude ard de-
nsh that LOOK this Essemblage ArOuDd me, OF
whom l cal fellow ciliZeRs with 50 mrcn sn-
cefity those The Roanoke. the Potomac liz asst
sppi. any other great river Of me South Cheer
irg and waving OF handEerchiets I hops IL viii % a
ways and n adhere 70 The Erea principles COO
tanned Ia the Constitution OF The country n ~e 81 viii
be guided by The n6xns 81 hone who framed thai coDs
iuticn, tteir views OF 10 iute pretaOn sns
iabfh DO; only Tor ourselves principles OF pure liberty
bat transmit them 10 our renoesi pOleGiIy Gsut enen
IN exeeeeinsy grahed for me conpnengou save coz
ferred shall rot see yoQ sgsin You I'll not see
asGil. but wherever We nav Dc, hope Se ths al
wsyE recognize each cher ciUXrns OF cOainl cOun-
Try and shs always refer back 70 his Day wiz delight
Ens ScHi' sfon.
Mr. HALL, the Postmaster General, was then
called Oh, and spoke as follows;
thank you most kindly. fellow citizens Tor ihs wsrr
and generous gree YOU have EXCEEDED toward ny CO..
letgues the Cabinet and 70 my long eseemed erd tie
Pfesid Of he United st5f cheers and thank yOl
n0j less cordially WHEN c3nder ttst 1is demon tsO1
Intended Of personal respect 70 Us ou rs-or