New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-16

At ADDISON the cars stopped foe G.rn;
here the people we're very enthusiastic. "a ~
big gun bl.zsd away with q report 90 losS . ne
stun all ears a@
At R.'hbOneville and Cansroa the D.,s.
cheered the trains 40 they passed. F"Ps
At Hornellsville the cars stopped And 49,
pie assembled in great numbers az this .,,1e.p sa-
station, which connects the lice with Rsssk, "H
The PREsIDEsr oeipg called on by N. -
said that this was no place for speech 49,
hoarse in Prssipg the lovely valleys be h,d a.s
sno there was none more chWmins th.r 49,.
winch isd before nin. This vas an iuaor..,
| point on this Railroad, for it wn hs,. 80
Crest Western improvement would ~ ~" zoe
connected with bis own beloved CITY Of Rssy
He regarded Hornesville a. part Of Bas.i ~
when the branch between the two poin,. *
CON pleted, there would be constant co,.s
cation between them, night, noon and mor.i'a
There was no other railroad 10 the worls 49,
cost 90 much. except the one Of the Enpeno, :.
Russia, which was, however, not 90 laue a, ~
Erie Railroad, and no better He did .ot 49,,
these popular demonstrations as Intended ~
but q, an ex pression OF confidence in toe 80.
administration of the laws and Of deyos,op Z, a.
Constitution and the union of the States. fI.a.s
cheers
Mr.. Webster then made afew observation.
There were loud calls for Cri:tendes snd shOst.
for old Kentucky
Al length. Nj. Crittepden came fo,v,,d AL
said, they always called him out last, be vsrI,
believed in order to make the people slsd Ia a,r,
company with the train. Laughterl he head
this region praised from the rising. 10 the sstis,
OF the sun. and it well deserves all the prsise TAI
could be besto~ed on il but there wa soas
thing be admired more than the land-is va be
be auty on the land laughter aud cheers -.j
finer specimens he had never seen than whstaOs
stood before him II he had one OF these beu.
ties he would not give her for al the moaEs,is
be had seen.
Then there were loud cries for North CsrOi.,
MIR. Graham, OF the Navy, finally cams forsrl
and thanked the people in the name Of the sOOl
old State from which he came.
MIR Hal, the Postmaster General, spoke briefly
Er. Seward vas then called for, add h.vcx
cone forward after little coQuetting, said LA
dies and gentlemen, | come up annoying yoa /.
4 new character Hitherto | have slwvs bees
promisiI g that the New York aud Il rio RAILROAD
would be completed Ii scomplete, and 90 nv
vocation 10 done. congratulate you on thi, AZ.
spicious event, second ony to one that has ever
| happened in this State. Some have doae,sd
whether New.York 10 in favor OF the Union rasv
talked sbootit. II they looked at our Rsilro,s
| and Canals they would see what we DO sbosti Il
Mr. Dodge OF NewYOrk City, was here called
| on. he said, / cannot dodge your fair call. bqt
| must dodge speech. We have not time and
must away !" and immedialy retired inVo the cart,
amid loud laughter.
Here there we're loud cries for Douglass
At length Senator Douglass came forward and
said be euioS ed the trip more than soy 10 bis lite
IL was indeed, n glorious wOtk-nOt only connect.
| ing the great Lakes with New-York. bat slso the
valley Of the Mississippi aud the whole coantry
| The Rairo.d was local 10 New lors, bat is va
national to the whole Union. He came on this
| trip because he wished 20 show his counteosncs
to so Important work, and hoped the day ~s
kaNra H.
| cover the whole Union, and thus wipe oQt
every sectional feeling, and make Us q band Of
| brothers as we ous hit TO be. (ApPlaase
AIR. Dodge here came forward, and said he NUT
announce that the Cabinet was about beins d.
vided. Laughter IL was arranged thsI the
Secretary and Postmaster General snoald change
| 20 the other train.
The proposed division then took place. and the
| cars went ahead and thus ended she demonsus'
tion at Hornellsyille.
About IL o'clock Mr.. 8. 7. Downing Ia the
| first car, proposed a lunch Of picked nonparel
oysters, hot oysters, and other dehcscles, TOT
such as had eaten little or no breakfast die
father, at the same time, made similar Gag.
ges,ion in the other train. This was assented %.
and they made temperance Lunch, there beng
nothing stronger exhibited than coffee NJ.
Mr.. Downing had black bottle In private ior
squeamish ston achs.
AT Bevldere, MIR. CrittendeB stated the. DO
was sn accidental sharer In one OF the g'sssess
popular tiiumphs be had ever witnessed lex.
tenc ed from w sshiOBton 20 that spot ltwaihs
well deserve triumph In which he, M O., oay
psrtooh by circumstances He concluded by 10,
graduating the ladies on their beauty aud fread-
ship.
There was host ofladies waiting cor the AMI
val Of the cars, WHO waved their handkefchl0h
with much ebthusssm.
At Cuba, the demonstration WAS very Interest
ing On the spproaoh Of the train, cannot soos
doomed from the hill elde along the beautiful val
ley, reverberstiDg from the opposite moansala,
and multiplied itself into q hundred report. 10
succession, louder than a thunder peal. The
effect was siDsolarly sublime and was repeated
as tong the care remained. The crowd VA
immense for such villege
The President, being introduced By Nj. 10
der amid loud cheers, saddle could fo'so
the pleasure OF returning them his most gra.ela
schnoV ecgmeuts The village ia this besaslai
valley 10 called Cuba, a name that bad sounded
in cur sometimes SO unpleasantly There
was no danger Of a hostile invasion 10 this peace
ful retreat Nuchs laughter He said % s'ao'
they would be- glad 10 hear The gtOrney Genera
and other learned men, aud tho PoHma faster Tea
eral-s mao Of letters He then gave wTto
Mr.. Cnuenden, who ssid he was bora 10 ne
Far West, and was bat iittg disposed 10 E
knowledge superiority aDyshefe, but no ="
no" compelled 10 ackno9 ledge TIE cofn, anu
scmit that New York was the Empire STATE
toe Union b. iron. Another was added 70 70"
State which made her doubly great, and Coz
nected Der " ith the rest Of the county.
AZ Honesdde the President and Csoines We"
fa.uted with Z canDOnade. This village ssa Wv
Surrounding country is exceedingly besahuL 80
AT OleBB-Diss Nichols sscendedthe car NuD
q fag, 20 present II 10 the Presldent and ne'o
her hand an address, which she Intended - rssa,
but was cut short by the sound Of tho whistle -.
bad 70 make her escape by the best GAY 'oS
could. AT this station there was q nan'sf"
well dressed ladies. -.
A. Allegheny there was the bes, display Oitns
fair sex sorg the entire lice large plspo'1
presented brilliant Sria y Of beauty, most oil the"
bearing sunshsdes
TIE President offered few remarks and sous
fsgs were presented, when the eDsiHs "n''''
sounded -,
Mr. Crittenden, who was called for, sua y,
hsVe nothing to say, but those admre0le cars ~,