New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-22


az elsewhere, jha; Mr. Fillmore, DUNG ms stay N
Boston. has " Won golden opinions from 81 sorts OF
people. from many. aS have bad an O1lOr.rnity -
know, = no ~ere Lot previously tlsplse- 10 regard
nm II ne mos favorable iIglt- TIE perSonli lL-
preston which ne makes has Qualification - rs
Clsa4Yaltage There IS such force N hls manly
presence. slch bland Ncr en- n bearing tom ms
counter a. amos 20 d,sara ctli,ng cfnhl>n
= 'l re-pf.- 90 bus prlt.ce. -os.-.3l ,ol-lcm 30
OF t1t irce >oil school zen -rAet ~ nc 10, be- .4
u.s.. .st SIR. rl-AllC's sl-l.ng ne fl-I-.Ve save
DILL o-. be- guessed he VAS pretty good so-t 81 q
Lar ailt- fUr. ,ai De-. .flAO. .l4i.e b. 10
own .rIre.sonl is RAT 10 10. more las any rir.
tons tC trt Presidency fCr second tfrnl. ne con 10
10 w. MAKE political cap ,ll 50 raQd.y as 20 i-.sc
wLtrt 10 Is lOt aired-y SHOWN. provided D. r3--
DO =, .s ~ 10 case nc t-f .atC fnltr-a 70 -lt
oe cone, without suo,cciuS in,e % IN worthy m
pia.ons. Il wa> interesting, on h,, departure from
ne Pavilion 90 witness the exchange ot CORDIAL con-
eIa,U.auon> .etAeen MN and Lord E.gm. no, Only
II personal POINT ofvieE. out because .hcy We
TIE Representatives, OF t~o great riyal nations
u me various speeches ~hlcafollOTel lhe dlnutr.
perhaps % would be WISE ID ne - say nothing. since
they have already been gwen 70 The puohc AMI e'ca
reader can jucge Tor himself OF her merits. but
cannot refrain from ay4lllng myself Of the opporu-
MY 10 give expression 10 the high eradication With
which listened for t~O hours 10 the uch and vivid
elOqueHceO OF such men the President Lord E.gin,
Edward Everett, Gov Boutwell,, Hon L {. Winth
rop Hon Joseph HOare and Others, not forgetting his
Honor Mayor BlgeOW. who not only made very
handsome speech As host 20 the vast aSsemoiage Of
guests, but acquitted himself Of his duties IN the best
manner Throughout. The Reporters are entitled
TO credit for the a.ihiulness WIKI which they have
rendered The >peeC hes but mere paper and types can
give but FAINT idea Il the enthusiasm which pre-
vailed and the truly pateTnal spirit which seemed 10
animate all hearts tlde of magneac sympathy
pulsed through them all. unliang, To- the time being
al least. all present II one wide sphere otJoyous a.
cord rlr NAV be well add here. that though the
champagne flowed freely. AZ the expense OF the
state during the aquatic excursion, the dinner tables
non
er save coffee than Adams ale, the oldest and soft
est hQuor extant. The dinner given ~ the city
Corporation. and though some OF them. DOUBTLESS,
would have been glad to minlfeSi Their hospitality by
something more fashionable. they had the saluiary
fear Of good old Deacon Grant and other Aldermen
OF the same uncOmpromlslng III before their eyes.
Would that the Deacon could make ms influence
felt IN every city corporation IN the land
The speerhes of Lord Elgn anj Mr.. Everett may
be regarded n, speeches Of the occasion. both OF
which drew down the house IN repeated rounds OF
cheers. Nothing could have been more timely than
the reference OF the former TO the discovery OF new
planet IN the solar system within the year, WAch
lad with singular appropriateness, been christcnei
the planet OF Peace All seemed - feel thar That
was an occasion highly significant OF The advancing
fraternity OF the race IN awde and ndlSsouble bond
OF brotherhood. In the way OF humOr. nothing could
have been happier than the manner IN which he made
the acknowledgment OF John Bulls slowness ot
speech giving utorance as he did u the richest sal
lies OF VII while pretending t. Stammer out ms
apology His orGShlp must have been seen, ana his
gestures and intonauOns watched and listened 10, m
order that ms speech could be realized IN MS u
effect Ills iord>hip showed himself thoroughly
posted w IN the various anhee accomplishments OF
cauCuSiNg, e.ecuoueenng, pipe laying ana log
rolling and a gentleman who sat near me remarked
that II Culd require Out a lew months 10 transform
HIM into a thorough Yankee. | must not forget To
mention that his loTdShlp came IN for ms share OF
admiration for good looks. and not undeSeVedy
He has a fine manly figure, a noble prep0SsesSlng
COuntcnanCe, III the expression OF when are com
bned great intelligence and beneyOience and his
speech demonstrates, If there were no other evidence
that he possesses singular readiness o; utierdnce AMI
40 lille versatility of forensic talent
/. had never before been my good fortune 20 near
Edward Everett, and from ms high name a. an
orator. had formed high estimate OF MS accom-
llshmcnts In this regard. | was not disappointed.
lie never heStated for word. ms ideas seeming 10
cothe themselves in the most appropriate sdIo that
could be cOncenc cd and his language Is set of with
the perfection OF gesture. emphasis, AMI intondtOn-
JOSIAH Quincy. Jr.. who spoke last, gave humor-
Gus incident, which have NOT seen reported.
Speaking of the procession he remarked that the or
der OF the trades determined by lot. and by one
OF those singular h> which sometimes occur, the
Manufacturers Of rG,-fY0ps had the precedence Of al
others he could not tell what IL mtIcated-per-
haps he icnacity with which the Yankees hold on
II whatever they uudertahe-or. perhaps, that they
were generally up 10 trap. OF course the audience
laughed hugely at this odd circumstance
IN the evening, the Revere. fremont, ana many
other public and private houses. were illuminated.
and fireworks were exhibited upon the Common and
elsewhere ~ the city, which was me cOhciutns
spectacle Of the three days Jubilee.
Altogether, the BOstonlan- are not little grained
~ the success of the demonstration, the greatest
ever before exhibited ~ that city upon any occasion.
Nothing occurred during Is progress To cast cloud
upou the general enjoyment Order was so aimra.
Div preserved by the regular and temporary Police,
that the prescribed order OF the festivities was un-
broken. and heard OF but one slight accident during
the entire three days that beng IN the ctse OF one
of the military who thrown from his horse. and
somewhat injured. during The parade upon the Com
mon.
in conclusion, desire to make correction and
supply one or two omissions The President DID MT
attend the concert OF ParodI on Wednesday evening
though such was the current rumOr.
\ good deal Of interest was excited by the an
uouuctmep that q regatta. IN wACh some t"euty
Yachts or other CTaU were 20 participate, would
come of m connection with The aquatic excursion
Bot " hch did not take place The chef reason OF
the IA lure was that the President could not spare he
time which would have been necessary, and u must
have failed for the want Of wind, If there hal been
10 other cause.
observe that " stephens was printed for Stuart
in one OF nv letters.
Nv own summing up of the Railroad Jubilee Is,
q Al Il Will prove effect one OF nc greatest Peace
Congresses that mas been held.