New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19
SIN WAS accompanied by Iors Mark Kerr, May
Cotton, his aids, and his brother, Gel. Bruce
The Mayor welcomed hlm As follows

SIN WAS accompanied by Iors Marx Kerr, May
Cotton, his aids, and h.s brother, Col. Bruce
The Mayor welcomed HIM As follows
lOUR EXcXLLEScY In the name of my fc 'l0xc.
zeuS welcome YOU 20 The metropolis ~ New.Eas
land. We recognize YOU not only a. the ruler % Fl
tenSlye and mportan; provinces, but as sAe PRINCIPAL
representative on this continent; OF The yeuefaec ta1
OF our ancestors 10 IS told Of >amosei, The laiiaa
Chef that as rrSi Sanitation 20 the Pllsr.mS A. Ply
mouth was. Welcome. welcome Enghshmea-
such was TIE greeting 0t the oit Wsysor O. iao>e
who were % invade the hunting grounds 4rt cXtn-
gul>h the councilhre> Of h. race WIZ better AZ.
gUry lOT the future. u becomes on th> o. asoa .
reQca, the >aiUiaaon and >As. Welcome Ensl>Amen
and then fellow subjects who come G. " unles
circumstances - au>pciouS for our Own ana Their
prosperity. There is SPECIAL interest connected
With your kXceiicncy' visit a. tbs iec gracak A.
tCOfS. y IN your presence the C>tA0. .Shneu. ID
social and commercial alliance between thls ca,
AMI The CanaCaS Lines Of iniercommunicatoa
have been opened ly which The products II yslr
PROVINCES can aud speedy and convenient transit M
the sea. ERe railways walca unite - are works
more truly admirable thAn The NOlcTCuS avenues
which rati3;et from Imperial Rome -arcnle> 49,
facilitating the march of invading armies ~ return
mg charoi> laden With tae sp,Sl az d,>o.ate! conn
tricS Our own IRON PATHWAYS, The results OF seen
tltc labor aI4 Shtll-sAlA Eneluaiet BIZ tu.
cicnt tunes are devoted % Tar Gasrer. all
iect>. They unite ln fuenty rcA,iors ~.
inhabitants 81 wltclN seGAratct regions. mulscr -
their mutual ants. y. fuse abroad ihc means If
knowledge and scatter p.cDiN tfough smiling
land Our festival may b. considered. IA some =
spcctS ~ the .ehrauon o. Conluga union between
Canada and tie ocean. We can dispense VIA the
golden ring which WAS used in tac 0>qou>A.s Of
Venice With the waters 81 The Atrituc. for ta.s
union i erected ~ bands ~ lron which A.;
tests IL perpctui;y and strength Wy lori the con
rec'ion which hereafter l. % Su1>l>i between ne
people whom you govern and The Atlantic states
i perhaps m no small degree. a pledge ard guar.
anice OF perpetual amity between the British AM
American nations The memory OF Their fraincldal
conflicts Is fadigg away, and the history thereof
fFlf>f - ct = a n
orouS ryairS tor pre- nuencc n the arts of peaceN
now opening. aud : destined 20 eNnhn the brightest
pages I'm the annals o. their common race. such. |
am confident, are The anCiQaiion> and hopes ot the
people for whom | >ocak. AMI they enhance The
pleasure "a ith which thcy salute yoe then wei
come and honoret guest
Lord Egin replied - follows " MR. MAYOR aNp
GENriYvEN am quite overcome by tins Kind ans
cordial reception Bur gC.fltmtn. ] have been
travelling all DAY. ana mY throat Is 80 ull OF
dust that Won Will excuse me u 10 nor attemp;
t. follow the Mayor Iu hs most eloquent al
dress. But there is one ;hirg De ha> sald, which
cannot allow CAB pass unuOtced Tie has suggested
that We should consider TINS celebration the cOnu-
gai union of the CanadaS with The Ocean. What
ever NAV hc WA object M coming to Boston / as
sure YOU >r. that DO not come 20 forbid The sanS
4" Hear hear " ana cheers / appreciate most
highly the sentiments ~ personal rcgtrd which yOa
have - krdN expressed toward me- and still more
hichiy 60 appreciate The assurances You have ciy-
en- me OF your ~ speci and consideration for Sow
ercgu and my country and for that great uSlng Cana
dian people. upon whose prosperity and welfare my
hopes. NY feelings and my WISHES are All conferred
Gentlemen. I came here noon the hospital INVITA-.
ton of the ty at Boston, bat prompted al>o-l mus,
confess lthN the desire "a show by tins act ~ mine
rather than hy mere words, because know that ihis
mode OF expression : more emphatic and more IN
tel ghlc Wthal 20 show hN thls act. my conviction
that 10 becomes MS Americans and Bntons put the
Americans hr>t- lhear hear Americans are Br.
tons. descended As We are from the same stock m.
heTiOrS of tnc same traditions nd-unle>s great.
Ia mi>cuncpiNe The signs of the tunes with duties
and responsibilities. respects one another no.
widely dlsSmilar- 70 bc ready a. all times ami At
all places and more especially AT this time, and upon
tins soil Of North America To cultivate toward each
other feelings OF brotherly love and mutual friend
ship. These are my feelings and | therefore
cept your prohercd kindness Applause
A. O'Clock this afternoon the President held
leyee at the Revere House when several hunireiol
our citizens and strangers were personally presented
10 HIM.
This evening Mr. Greeley, Collector OF Boston,
has loysc, attended by the President secretaries
Conrad and stuart and other distinguished guests