The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
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have alluded toipdsed you have named my luuAsl-
sns q. soaniry%.n y1 Henry Clay Here tho .is ..;s
joining in the tributel thank you for IT, IL be
Dsms that deserves to open all the fountssss u
dent citizens had the honor Of % ssandins b. -
side for years, and knew no devoted to the osu
try; and witnessed the unfnching ntrepidty wi1h
which he pursued vhat he believed ts be right for
Interests. You all know too wel what services he rea-
dered on late OCCASION to require to Be reminded q
them particularly now. This crss has done good
II has made wings and democrats understa nd each
other better long party warfare had built up hlgh
wslls Of separation; and each believed that nothssg
could be good that was not on his side. ThaGD
walls OF 1te have given way before the spirt q ~
sriotkm How ltdc Is party strife, compared With .
old and dirty and mean, to be picked up in tbs stses
Henry Clay has always ranked among the first ois e
ment Of cage and statesman no matter whisS wSy
the resuit might operate either for or against him
mr' U concluded by returning thanks for the ssu9-
The members Of the cabinet then withdrew Bse-u.
the dinner party nnaliy broke up Mr. Hrl,s gave ~
"The Head Of the Governmental psttern of ade.isy.
he has preserved 'nvoate the proud token Of regard 10
received from the first lady presented lie would reosi
This sentiment received with shouts OF Asghssss
II being understood that II alluded to Kiss givsa
the Presdent by the first lady introduced to him 80
which r was said be would not permit TO be repeated
another.
Tho dinner party then broke up. At o'cloek ~
President and bis cabinet left Syracuse in speois
train, for Utica There was largo crowd around NJ
cars when starting who eheered vociferously.
The train arrived at Oneida at O'Clock where thseS
wss mutitud. collected; and tho President wss vv1
coined by the discharge Of cannon and other denso
STATIONS fjoy.
At Rome, there a similar rsthr
. greater one, far numbers were concerned 4
national salute 6red, and tho enthusiasm wssix
nlsnSe
ARRIVAL AT UTICA
Tho train arrived ut Ctica about twony minutes pe
eve O'Clock, where a considerable mum Der OF inhsts
taDts turned out, together with their military oompaar
After the firing Of salute tho PRESIDE Mt was Erer.,
carried by the crowd and borno between the open la =
formed by the military TO Bsggs' Hotel
lie wns addressed on tho steps by Mayor Hipmau.
The President briefly replied After thanking IL
Mayor and Common Council for the recertiou he hsS
met WITH h4 proceeded eulcgise the beauties of t.
scenery Il Western New York Hc said that snv
who had behsl ithese scenes should v!sS ~
other place he would find . difference by compsxsea
ard like this country better and better his
He was glad to many of the citizens Of Utsa a
whom the Mayor was the Official orssn devoted ths
constitution and the Union
There was then tremendous rush. and tho Presders
WAS borne afong into OF the parors and
they 20 pressed him there that he as obliged 70 tak
refuge in another.
prt cession was then formed. and tho May~r snt
Comnon Council accompanied the President thrssvis
th, streelS.
Bonfies were lighted in tina evening and al ua>e-
O'Clock, dollar and-a hall suppor gvea 1t Bseub
Hotel by The Committee u Eaceptton
The President retrcd early and there seeAkine
or toasts.
Thus ended the movements OF tho Presideot "a
suite fpr this day