The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-18

| cree ard tho Cabinet Lis LEFT hand-ths
stste ard cvil srthorties being the right As soon
| az filenre vas ataissd,
Gcverptr PovrwFLL arose, and addressed Mr. FILLMORE
| in subtsptsuy the following worlds
In accordance with m Qua vote Of the Leefse
tuTe ard In h name Of the people ~ Masachu sts
tender yen c'n'rons and cordial welcome teri,
equally these gentlemen referring to the C.binat,
l citizers OF cth'r States. who connestsd with
| yon In the administration q the government. We
| Nor viii We on thi. occasion forge. him ' whom
@sfsa,hu has fo- long psriod o. her con.titu
nba, histfy dsbfbed To honor (Vocifarous cheering
The rids ot welcome ere from my lips but the senti-
merit L. In the hearts Of the people. (ors sppl.uss
We Invite you to more intimate scquan, with the
people ~ MAJ sctustfs-to examine their mechs ncai
ard ua' 'c'urlrg stili epd .uc"essto take near
sources We sts rlsaiy opep to YOU ON this OCCASION
cur institutions Of divers kinds far the rsformstiou Of
mf ,~r . as o ~s - xoSr
inspection schools. academies ard c,'eges. -stah
fee for the nett q the STATE and for the educ t,n
OF ell people On this occasicu we shall likewise
take pleasure IN dlrectrg attention tn eur system
Of rst osds whose has ben al Mesa
chusetts New England within The past twenty yeas
and trust that will Re able to In the system
not only evidence cf the accumulation Of wealth
wealth Nor will We seek, on the present occasion.
to conceal from you the dark side OF the picture
for ignorant the vicious still us We
desire particularly assure you that Massachusetts,
true TO the constitution aud to the Union that In the
iSturs ss hope may 'sy she has been 10 the past,
only TIE rspub,-cre md indivisble. And for your.
self sir allow NE to hone that public services
end that in tire dsys Of retirement enjoy
the usual result. ~ viruon. public and private career
In the u the people Of thi commonwealth again
bid you welcome w Massachusetts
Mr. PninopE responded "a follows
Govsrnor Il chusetts:-Under circumstances
could have received such welcome this, through
the executive hsso Of this great state without feeling
the deepest emotions Ct gratitude From tbs moment
tbst crossed the line Of this great State has bsen
hav tl.,fu rtnsfi-
tutiors az every kind open to b. inspected by my
Elf end those connected with II IL gratifying to
which IL perhaps the most hsurshipg in the Uuioa.
You have ss,d FIR that State prepared TO sus
tain the constitution and the Union. Sir a. passed
through this city, Your streets lined for miles
with pultitudes Of people. To witness the extreme
order that prevailed / could for moment,
believe that this community could be brought,
der any circumstances. 10 commit treason against
.hs untsS states. loud cheers and spp'ausel
fol 10 the laws # the Union against those
who did net approve q them Th's must he the
With oil Who occupy the position which now do
but mspiftsd In this community, evideaoe that
fer Is Thu city and State concerned this duty
will hereafter he performed With and satifacton
Sir couRrs'ulste you the proud cmnercs which
this state occupies III the great work roa improve
The c, mm.Tce Of TIE Vest ara the North and YOU now
fie Iourirg rich tributes into the lap OF this
great State May you and thoss associated with you
States that although you do not tho power OF
Inviting crprerc~ by canals yet that there Is another
i ihest q tire Land. and bringing her riches Into
your STATE fir IL ooee not become me To express graft
uds for the reception have extended TO those
cia.rd with They more capable Il doing it for
themselves than ] su lwavipa his hand towards Mr.
Webster Permit Dn., however to ssy. that receive
this te'tDory e ,ht ipbebtants OF Boston and Massa-
cbusefs ret ne .isortl respect TO mysst but As an
evdsncs ~ Their duty % the oo.tiuton and our 9icr
QUE triob, md O. 1er tsrrsioaion 10 sustain eoth
MIR Fillmore aesn thanked the Governor for his kind
rect ption, and sat down.
Hon. pasrl WEBSTER then called upon aud said
Nay Il'rse your Exceler ey-1his occasion Is not
mineits hoIcr sno lis duties not duo TO or from
The Ststs-the great stAts-the old State-th. old
patriotic Bunh,r iil and Pans u Hall State OF Massa
cboes hsr invited the Prcsdcn. Of the United states
your hobor.d oce may please your Exceliency, this
Witt l. paid. SIR, | good deal touched With the
As have sid rr the occasion bel Dss to tbs Prcsd-Dt
and a. those a. his cabinet no strangers. Thank
Gcd; l am no stranger bere. (Applsuse) l am
OF has.srhuse'ts - (iiear he.r, hear - bono Of
hsr bone ana fs,h ~ her flesh (Chesrs) Aud
would rather rejoice IN taking part With you may IL
rlsese fxcelsncy the Governor OF the sst" and
ny Low no surround you in paying honor to
The President 81 the United ststes (chssrs) than In
seif And nsy IL please your Rxcel.pcy wish la ths
first place 10 say. that from the Bottom Of my hsart
With .ntire success 10 your sdniustraon OF the grent
sGar a this sc In -hossvsr b. dds tn STAIRS fl
ntity are fairy nrd impsrtialy stmuistersd those
hands sfail have my aid IN th.ir support. (sen-
sston) In the next place rnsy say. that dsvouty
With the great interests the sth may pros
per. Cur iu'srsss are vsri.d-th'y sre complex We
people "
sterile sill aud beneath ~ ineem-nt Ky aud vet
full of hsppiress and all as We say In the coun
Try We. g. do IN the world snd enjoying ucighbcrs
faren (Chesrs) Nov that b. owing Q" Wise cgis
sticn tuutt he ouhg 10 great economy and prudence
sm,,s the people IL must be- awiog to system edu-
cation IL pust DC owing 60 soui-thrg that not IN
the Earth In the NY but in the soul and heart u mau
ard -,msr sud child. (Chene) rhcse' hope, vii
proper nope, that every Of thls great
c,nmonwssih under your administration. and that OF
yUur tucr'gors. may ptofpcrj end above ALA -ent
Mt rsyfpsa. AND hardly prstpons-my ar
derft a gh eot nj
IL IL ~ ties Of interest m affinity. II assocaiion,
cItirus to he bound together for ever until that
ibrs sisu happsn which know will lever hspos q,
under odt blessbg until thu consultation OF the coun
tiy 'bsll prove cure TO u (Proiorg . applause
thee insrpstsf What IT, Here l. of crmmerce!
eio protects Tits vast interest IN manufactured
Here ~ n casting usce. rapniug from Neshuryport
rtufd to Califtrnis. Who protects IT. what laws
~fst govsrrmertf In thcrt. wherever we turu our
tyts that this State u not agricultural state
bu sctnm.Iciai cne-s manufacturing siate-a state
ni,ed up With al the int rsts that birng L, society
ard beyonc al the visible aud deu"nstratable tote
rosV, yatt many lanhte potio,s Decides. We live
uroer the laws 81 the gen'rAl government aud should
p.rhh 70 those l,ws wsrs sbrnss'.d (Applsuse Sir
you have alluded TO the period in Witch have passed
,one part OF my h'r, IN the administration Of the
sh'irt 81 the country The years OF humsn life
vesr a-sy. SIR. ! shsll perform such services
fcr no such othrr length ~ tine hut Nth every incrst
ng year ed day ard hour the more plate thu
hstory Oft countryside rrea destiny Of thi. country
the mofe see II eoutsnpais u. stretching from
TO from the rivsrs ths ends 81 earth -th
more see exhibit the american genius IT home and
etfctd-the move hat eNbbttions 81 skul nave
sstonshsd Europe, In thi. summer (seusssn) tn
moie I'm surpfissd sud fled Why STR. the bitter
est The ATTEST the anti In all kurope
within frtnieht has ssfed that In everything vsu
stls In everything that IL for human iuprOvement, tn
United sts.s 20 - FAR ,hesd OF .y.ybsdy slse ~ TO
leave nohody else IN sight II Il nse the position o
Jove mtng the rcdsJove Is nr-t and there Il
second Ard IN another paper inaueutisi ia the c'un
ella q Great Britain the editor ssys he might Amos
have said and nos IL vh.n America shall comm md tn
ocesn. ard both oceans, and all oceans" This re.
suits partly frfm the shill q Individuals, and
re,tly from the IN ring ingenuity Of the people
and partly fftm thor- great evest which havs
given ps the rcsan a World siis
and the ocean az the other ~orid the other They
sJresr To- have flied the minds Of the people With "a,
translucent; end II br usht 20 my mind . story told
told of gentleman living II vas relsei to Mr
John Lowell About thirty years sso, returning IN
Europe after the peace Of 1918 the ee1tiemsn 10 vnom
lave rfrrr,d ,pctep to BY Of the great
psrsonsges Of Europe, Who sludns 10 the naval poser
q the United states said that he hoped the Ear
would he permitted 20 traverse the oceans