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


The times are Democratic. A. "A o'clock in
the morning Secretary Graham sad Postmaster
General Hall, we're awaiting their turn in the
common wash room. w had been All admirably
accommodated a. lsst, although the struggle to
get actual possession Of key, amer all the prelimi-
nary ceremonies had been performed, was very
sriucus and enduring. If any Director or guest
vas fortunate enough TO secure key, he quietly
opened the door with il and retired, remaining
exacerbstirgly deaf to ell after corners. whether
they pleaded cards, proprieties, rights, or what
ever else. There was nothing TO be intensely
desired but sleep, and even the sense Of justice
ahtred the Ilumber. Harry Franco aud your cor
respond dent found their legitimate doors locked
twice, and only by the courtesy Of friend, OBJ
:ained any bed. Nobody was to blame for this
IL wss one Of the little collateral circu mstanaes
which Dunkirk was not sufficiently intimate win
civilization 20 avoid. A substantial breakfast
vas served upon all the steamers
A. l05, A. N, Of the 10Th, the Presldent OF the
United States with bis suite, repaired to the
great bal ofthe Loder House, which had shortly
be ore been suggest d as the most convenient and
appropriate place for the ceremonies OF iesveta
kirz The Governor OF New.YOrk, the President.
and Directors Of the Erie Railroad Company, aud
4 large concoarse Of citizens were present. The
sssemblsge having been called 10 order President
LoDER addressed the President Of the United
states as follow
Mr. PsysIDEsT Allow rne 10 behalf Of tbe Directors OF
- s@.YoiE ard Ers RsiIOse Company % express "
,p r-r deep seus- u Ln- high honor which yOu haze
0r-rrec upc them unK 20 become tn7f KQSR
90 tlis occasion ard Lac aefnowedgen7ns 70 tno57
sr,ss.b-d gentlemen sssOc aed Win yOu In he admin
.sir.uon Of Government We a9pieclaie 10 AZ ~
arce rleh mark Of sbe consderson hcs yoa s-'o
t-tosc Tie oce-Ion ard Ieuoer zoo ~ pnuns o1
,fc-~- thsnks 10 reiuciAnty seVe'lnk oof ,A.Da
qfhosD sDd ggeSs, hsVe he most Asey s'ssnsaos
IN cling hb 20 cor f6e yUu u hs Keeping Of mo governor
~ ~ gise Hew YofG feeling perfectly assured ns ~
rsignipg you ole hands We commit az uusI y oee
to T,pdsri5g cor tasIIfst scfpowi-d gmens f0f ne
tocos tfrrrec upon 70 and poo sne Suois oOolSn
of,ou OF cor STATE row commit you 70 hs glsisn-
80 o iooss no eager and Hing 70 aeeeps NE trust
Tic President Of the e nited States replied in
short bat touching address, returning bis sincere
and cordial thanks FOR the invitation Of the Presi
DENT and Directors Of the Erie Railroad Company
and for their marked and unremitted attentions
re said tha. the excursion and the occasion had
Afforded to him and bis associates the highest gra-
LITIGATION. President Loder then advanced, and
.sking the President Of the United States by the
hand, presented him TO the Governor o; the state
Of New.YoTk Governor Hunt, with Impressive
esruestness, said
Va PRESIDENT Ivsecne VOC 70 ne sac ~ -, o. S Ssw
York; The Pressdstt ara i,nc,,-ssa 80,
Y0-Tard Ere RAirosd Compsny hAvs IN % ~
cam 70 you ssss,tns Ihsvs ous DC. Isn1I ~ T an
your ecuis- IN Oabnc he ard \ aas ~ -
q he Railroad Company fer tae honor tary
sse eouslred q end .searse on o. ss 80 "a
- tS.o1 nsrriIisd % accompany ne fTes'oess o. ne
Tr,,-< 49,. 20 hs Oid home 10 anoih1 portion VI 10
go - ma, cofdsl wescOns swsifod hm. F't