Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
NUMBER 6.

country il. where liberty governed by law and which
such government alone is capable OF producing What
man is willing 10 give up such country! "A voice
from the usscmbage "Bill Seward" Lnughterl what
spectacle would that When the first broke forth III
all its dazzling bIiancy the fiat of the Omnipoten'
could have been much more glorious spectacle than
which country presents the acmiring gaze OF the
nations Of the EARTH Roman legons conquered Tar and
mighty developments of this New World7 They
quests necessary be maintained by the sword Ous Is
conquest made the principles and intelligence men,
teaching them the worth Of liberty, and the rospePy and
happiness OF free people; and you do that by yoqr great
and mighty example before the world Already uence
beginning be felt in Europe. But uie while dgo, we
had bargain for Liberty OF with other npons
Blu, other nations begin to hear your sousfy be-
gin 10 feel your influence. You have all read the le ad
dressed by your Secretary the Austrian Charge anSou
see in thai The young thunder that begins to everbea'
over the world (Cheers The distant nations Of the ear
are all looking this country as the place whence their
liberty is to flow We have only TO go on, continuing
make ourselves great and happy aw:evcrs of the word
In fifty years more If you hold this Union oseinc-ana
do not believe you can dissolve n fifty years there will
be 100 900 600 Of in this country Well can any
human being calculate the political force OF lOuOVuuo tree
men, with all their mighty faculties exercised upon the
world? Our railroads. steamboats, and our canals nave
done wondes but inteects and Union nave done uc
more But, gentlemen, have almost made speeeh-a
attention. bid you farewell.
PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
DusxIsk May l6 IL M.-The excursion trsin having on
board the officers of tho New York and Erie Railroad Com
pany and their dstng guests arrived at TINS place a.
AZ o'clock Yesterday afternoon Wlnout any acClueh
great concourse of people were present @. .
The train greeted by the cheers Of thousands and al
ter the reception ceremony aghtng from the cars me
guests formed IN procession and proceeded to the dcpo
where bounul table had been spread for the multitude.
After few remarks from Mr. Webster, tho invited guests
conducted the Loder House, where tables had been
spread for them After parakng Of the good things la
vshy provided the crowd about the house addressed
from the balcony by his Esceency Presden, Fillmore Co
vernon Hunt Mr.. Graham Of North Carolina, Mr. Joseph
Hoxic of New York. Dir. Webster and Mr.. Seward. At
the time those within the immense dining room were
addressed by Mr. Cnendcn, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr. Douglas
and several Others After which the closing dsplay-iu-
nuaon bonfres and hreworks-took place.
Ten of the largest class are lying in the horbor
The train of which arrived from New York
used for lodging houses The New York delegation are
quartereh in the Keystone State Niagara and the Queen
City The President and Cabinet proceeded TO Buffalo In the
morning and be publicly received there. The u ).
Michigan Is at anchor in the BAY and red salute
on the arrival Of the train. 'a.... ~
serious accident occurred the Dayton Station. Two
young who engaged in firing the salute, were
badly wounded By the premature explosion OF the
One had both hands, and tho other one hand blown on One
Ia since reported dead.
BrrrALo May l6, l2 M.-The most extensive prepara-
lions are being made here give fitting reception 10 Pre-
sident Fillmore who is expected 10 reach this CITY ths al'
teruoon The steamer May Flower left here this morning
for Duukirk having board the mayor common council
ana other public bodies of the city She has Just reached
Dunkirk and landed the delegation amid me snGIs @ ana
without delay with the President and SUITE and VIII feach
here about 5 o'clock.
The civ presents an unusual gay appearance flags fly
ing from the docks and from all the public buildings There
is large amount of shipping in the harbor and every YES
sci decorated with flags aud The Pesden; and
sne will visit the theatre tonight The house IS Icing
spendidlv decorated
The military under the command OF Gen. Randall, nnar
shall of the day. will form early hour this aernooo
The city is crowded with visitors and the whares even u"
this early hour are thronged WIN the eSpeenh' ana
crowd. - .,- .~.-,
BUFFALO May l6 P. M.-presdent Fillmore and MeFsrs.
Grana Hall Crttenden arrived here at O'Clock this
afternoon. An immense crowd of citizens and tho military
received them with every demonstration OF enthusiasm MI
Webster will Tomorrow having been detained at Dun
kirk hY the illness vi his son.