The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18
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President Fillmore's Reception.
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Speeches Of Goyernor Boutwell,, MsSsrs. Fillmore,
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THE NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
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The Boston Railroad Jubilee.
BosroS, Sept II, 1851.
The President and bis cabinet arrived here this morn
ingbut before giving you On account of their recep
tion shall report progress from the timo they lief
Newport.
On their arrival at Fall River they greeted with
q national salute and General Wilson, on behalf OF the
Legislative Committee, addressed Mr. Fillmore, as fol-
lows:-
Mr.. President The Legislature Of Massachusetts, at
their last session. appointed committee to tender you
welcome behalf the state in case you oud visit il
In the course ot year. and pleasure
this visit AFFORDS the whoe people of the cath
IL gives me pleasure sir as the II that
TO greet you landirg In state and tender
to you and the distinguished gentlemen accompanying
monwealh which they have always been proud to ex-
tend to your illustrous predecessors You sir, are
stitutions You know their sk as citizens, and know
that their prosperity Is achieved and nantausd und
The blessing OF prOvidenc. by free labor You have
heard of our free schools. where ingenious youth
Is taught to sustain the laws and the institutions
which are the foundation of our well being aud
Of our safety You know of the existence of our cha
rtstle Institutions, where aud weary and
daughters OF men lind pose and nort which should
attend Old age We bid you welcome to our state aud
trust that In your witt you may receive You will
give, The highest satisfaction Your visit is peculsriy
pleasant to " at this time because you
celebrate the completion Of tenn Of railroads which
connects cur State asd principal city with the Imperial
Wet and which will serve to bind us together in a
lnir system ALSO Connects Us with the
Can.dss and 1t ia gratifying to that strangers
the Provinces viii be pre- ept on this occasoo TO witness
the reception which rejoice to give you-the pea,e
and harmony which pTevsu-and to be enabled by what
they shall End hear enjoy INSTITUTIONS should
they ever esst their 1t WITH US Permit me 10 conc,n
sop sgsin 10 tender you respectful sud Jrdis vel
the stste of aud to assure you Of
the personl resTd and good wishes which each one OF
the o mmittee enicrtsins towards you.
President Fillmore replied as follows -
Mr.. Cb,i,msn and Gentsmep Of the Com unittae-rhis
lectcd and dial o ind
twsfds me-. Is dv ply appreciated ny me-. kaow tina.
this sEtb uasc welcome Il not nonded for mo but 70
90 honor TO lie Once d. and such receivsit Ire
gret Rent, men, that ,h,s Ia the fret time have ever
yi,ited this Ilace eli this l. aud ths beauti-
full city before the product OF the intelligence OF its
citizens Their patrioim and fsitnful Observance OF
Law and order know well, gentle and Appreciate
tbe eLsrte er OF me people OF h.ssaehnsrtts knoS
wnst they have done for tho country for bsry
civhsaion: and no where 10 there deeper conviction
that the bessineswe spoy mainly owing TO the
stituticn under which az live and where Is there
deeper dat rminston TO be fahfo TO the constitution
1t wss with great reluctance that ut frat declined fhs
invitation Writ Boston on tha occ ,on; bat having
now accepted The invitation and feeling grateful 10 YOU
gentlemen fer the w. leone extended to me, on behalf of
tie state POW proceed. with poYure, accept
the hspitsltits Of the city OF Boston Permit again
gentlemen on behalf Of mysel and those assocaei with
Ia the gov. rument thsns you for the cordial and
eouite' us greeting you have gwen ms.
As soon the osvslcsde arrived at the city limits
the President was welcomed to Boston by Mayor Be
geow. who addressed him la the following words -
ceys with tokens Of honor the great 81 che Re-
public, aud In their lame bid you xecOne this
tropoi, We regard u as hsppy Omen that receive
ytu the spot where fathers gathered TO hail shs
coming OF Washington In the drst year of IA. Prssi
dspcy The contrast exhibited between that riod and
tbs. IL striking and Instructive The ssiutaors ex-
tended to tie rst President the Offering 20 only
is 90 iut abitan sbie the welcome p-ored sue
THE day Is thu Of poraaioa of 10000 The
ruler sho was then received a. mini-i the affairs %
ess than four millions OF ssople who had lately -erxsd
IN e the Smoke Of battle. aud ~err but beginning uudsr
Nha Inn
the pstons Of earth You sir receive the ex
.cuuse chief Of pcpuh tion 20 twenty mulions
living In the enjoyment VI smount prosperity AMI
happiness slmot UNPARALLELED ~ the hitory Of the
world Ivy q remarkable coinoidepos which doubtless
has occurred TO your' you visit ths anniversary
OF tns Dplton of tn. federal constitution 70 l. dag
peculiarly hitting for reception Of him woae cnh ri
~ the federal chief Magistrate - derived from that
freas compact. The day special intarest for
Tile city, for 10 IL the snnvsray Of ts settlement.
which tie occA-ion JUST csIs 20 mind the PhaSelpha
eoneEve and the pilerim c"iony Trust that you VIII
rec gnte IN the character at peof nd their Inst
tutons. the happily blended iuhueo % tho Puritan
and the patriot you have ny rir. Waited virgina
and nov cts nd upon the soil Of Mas ashusctts ths
Of bcse states recall the tary II the Revolution the
nobe pert tain by erch In that great drama Your
reception In the Ole Dominica iu5~st's fesy tn.
Jpon and her attachment to the prin-ples of o'hsr
tmes This dsy will furnish evd.sce OF thu regard Of
the Boy state so fer that Union aud those priacipe
BY the nanlsr In ehon her people will tet ify their
acct fof The tai hfu simnisston OF the constitution
and the lsse II has been eusto 81 war ar for the
int sbtspfs 81 cap'u.d ciis to bring forth the keys
ard icy them NJ the vicors feet; nrt er offer s ten
=
dered 70 you t,sp rendered 10 tn oon1usror
The hearts 81 people here you crate
our homes.
Mr.. fLnors, In rsply made the fol- wing response:
Ir-ceive from you str the executive osgsn Of this
proud city this welcome for aud my associates with
profound gratitude and emotion Won tsve alluded 10
TIE fact that this u the aunverssrv IL the day which
TIE constitution completed. and you have also
aud' to III. Witt OF General wahoetu 10 ths citv
What chai re since the tine when h. hrt visited this
city not fer he 81 RECEIVING cordial conxra-
tustiops of the cizeEs hut the purpose defend
ing Der against the tyrsny oppr Of toe mother
cpntry' II my m mory serve rgh,, this sOo OF
virginia who connected the fate % that State With
you're VS.. appointed the commander in-chi-f % the
army IN Phia0elphs and started thence for the
var. near ycuf proud city forthwith History tells us
hat he Travelled from Phil sdelphia here in days.
and, on - arrival the cd citizens of waterovn In
yoDr vicinity gathered gcther, and congratulated him
On the sreco q hs journey.
What hiss brought about thi. change, why is Il that
the distance which took him eleven days, end that too
sftcr the battle 81 Bunker I'M which urged him t. use
the speed q an express has now been travelled
mst'er q pleasure, IN almost many hours, II Il
owing 20 the Intellect q your citizens. who have opened
the avenues o. commerce 70 the Western world. aud
poured Into your lap her rich treasures. You have
sno;tb.d your BrisresD to the capital OF my
state end laid Der under ooutrbutin You have siss
susiehec TO the capitol q the csnsdas, and laid them
unorr contribution These evidences 81 civilization
inteniger which ell Boston gives 90, vince me- and
cannot doubt that the citizens ~ Boston greet me a.
o.su greeted ever stree crossed the ne Of your
s'Ns ,nat the constitution wtich " received at the
hsr ds o. Washington this day VIII be mansiued at ali
ne,ards End at every sacrifice cloud long continued
aLu .n'nuhsstc CHEERING see ~ not only In the
nteiaence OF your citizens ard their more. power but
zee w TIE troops before the physical orc. 20 sc,om
rih thh purpose. Boston may be prouI OF . military
which Make = display iiks this fchaers n onv ~
maine for me TO repeat NJ profound thanks for the kind
md hstt.rng reception yOu have ndcd 60 me and
my sfsccetes.
The procession eivn and military, wa. then formed
snd proceeded TO the Revere House where the President
and Cabinet received By the Governor. From
thence, Mr. wsbHer Dyipg hem, they proceeded
70 the stste House, where the ceremony Of public re-
ceptop Terfcfned The hall vss crowded &C. over.