The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-21
NEWS BY APH.

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Postponement Of NGr. vUebster's
Address at Buffalo,
| &c., &c., SC.
OVER BAIN's CHEMICAL LINE.
Movements OF the President and Cabinet.
rosrPosEMEyr OF MR.. wEBsTER's ADDRESS.
| BUFFALO, May 70, 1851.
Mr Websters speech which have been delivered
to-day has been postponed till Thursday next at eleven
o'clock in consequence Of the high wind that prevails
which would render It impossible for him to be heard
The dinner will take place tomorrow The Postmaster
General and some friends dine with Mr. Webster to-day
DEPARTURE FROM BUFFALO, ETC.
BUFFALO, May 20-A NJ.
Mr. Webster has been waited upon this morning by
many Of the prominent citizens Of Buffalo lie is stop
ping at the Phelps House.
Messrs Crittenden and Graham went this morning at
o'clock They will wait at Batavia the Pres
dent, who is just starting by the New York train.
1t is understood that the President wishes to avoid
speaking He viii stop at Syracuse think, tonight
At New York he viii 60 from the boat to the cars for
Washington, without stopping.
onEAT DEMONSTRATION AT RocHEsrER-cIyu AND
MILITARY PROCESSION
ROCHESTER, May Ca. NJ.
The whole city turned out completely 1t beats by
far the reception at Buffalo The military consisting OF
four companies, and nine companies Of fremen, with
bands Of music carriages, and footmen.
The Mayor delivered address in the uare Presi-
dent Fillmore and Messrs Crittenden and Graham de-
livered important speeches.
The flags and bar all for the Union and the
compromises OF the constitution There a dinner
at three o'clock The President and party leave at half
past this evening" for Syracuse where there is
be another demonstration.
This Is the greatest reception the President has yet
met The enthusiasm is unbounded.
ROCHESTER, May 90 P VI.
The President and cabinet got quietly into the
o'clock train from Buffalo this morning There
noise demonstration about the the public being
persuaded that he had gone in the o'clock train
At Attica the stopped for FIVE minutes, and
Of the principal persons in the village waited the Pre-
dest in the cars while the people hronged around out
side The President went out TO them took of his hat
and talked Familiarity the people lie said the village
rapidly growing; and asked questions relative
to the railroad. Meantime, the drove away,
and cut the conversation short.
At Batavia, the President was Joined by Messrs
Ctenden and Graham and the people thronged around
and into the cars some with dirty shirts dirty faces and
out at the elbows up and shook hands freely
with him as II he Tom Dick, Harry. lie re-
ccved them with the utmost cordialty. deputaton
quested the President leave the and into
the village; but time would not permit and he
PEELED reluctantly to refuse. The President Is
polished gentleman
At Bergen the stopped for few minutes aud the
President got He shook hands with crowd and
a number Of little girls. blunt cid democrat, named
Wilcox, was introduced TO the President the former
postmaster of the village.
eyes said he TO the President, at was postmaster
twice before you into ofce and expect be In
again when you 60 out.n
This saying produced peal of laughter in which the
President Joined.
The started Immediately after for Rochester.
where thsy arrived at IL o'clock amidst the shouts Of
about " ny thousand persons This city Is the finest
by far, nat hare since left New York. IL
is truly beautiful and prosperous IL Is fair II Is
called the focus Of the aenesce Valley from its situation
in reference that Of country II contains about
forty thousand inhabitants The demonstration Al this
place which only accepted by the President late Il
night the grandest reception he has yet obtained
II complete Union demonstration Rochester Il de.
cidedy In favor the Union and the compromises Of
the eorstitution.
What makes the reception the more aattering H.
that the city democratic city the Mayor and the
whole Common Council being democrats There
another ingredient In 1t besides Mr. Fillmore prac
tised here most successfully lawyer and comma nd
ed the respect and coueliatcd the good viii Of all with
whom be In contact subcommittee of the
Committee of Reception sent ast evening 10 Buf
fGlo make With the President to accept
the demonstration intended for him. and they came up
thi. morning In the same car sth him and the cab
net-one car being set apart for the purpose. The
names q this committee fvllovs.-
Horace Gsy, Alex Kelsey,
y q bUehan q VI lee.
David u Barton, Rufus kccler.
Elsba 10. strong.
A. sron a. The cars arrived, salute of twenty
guns sr,d ~ the artillery in Centre square, which
Il an exceedingly beautiful one. SO well loaded we're
the guns that they shattered the glass Of the railroad
cafrisgcs
The President, his cabinet and friends and the sub
committee, d,scended from the cars
The procession was formed without moments delay
every thing being ready. The arrangements were ad
mirabe. The Committee II Reception formed into two
lines, facing each other and the President and hb party
walked between them shaking each gentleman BY the
hand he introduced The President then shown
TO low open barouche with four bay horses attached
and took his sest beside the Mayor Each member Of
the cabinet occupied the carriage with distn
gulshcd a Rochester aud then followed the Com
mtee a. Reception the Common Council The order
VAS a. follows
nCs r. swan MsT'hsi,i the Day .n5 Assistant ;is Mar
lsis Cheney u Bromley shee wider W Z
street the rr restns BunsO ans moved in the
Volunteer Bsts,oS, With SCOTS Band, Captain rairchd
commanding
Roehepter Union ersys Lieutenant Gray commsadns.
German Union Guards, tsptain sihbert commanding;
Rochester Light Guard, Iieuten Sttlwe commanding
eeiman Greaadiera, Captain Isuer commanding.
The firu Department under direction OF James Covlea
/ Esl. Chief Engineer.
Csrsrrs containing the President ~ the United States the
members of the Cabinet officers of the and Navy,
| Committees sf Reception and of Arrangements.
The President Trustees Faculty and studens of the nj
| Ncrsity Of Rochester.
Oetrs and members u the Atheneum aud Mechanics As
| Citizens generally,
The frncces0n through runalo street and
street 10 shington where the Presden and Cabi-
net received fis Honor the Mayor ~ the Cyi ater
which ons tie procession again formed tnd moved
through Clinton street and Buffalo street ~ the Presdents
| quarters At the Eagle Hotel
The procession presented magnificent appearance,
particularly that part of Il consisting of the military and
| fr,men who wore very handsome uniform
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