Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15
deafening cheers, and scorr stepping upon

very striking, the town being literally dccked
with flags. About six thousand persons assem-
bled, and formed a procession. Here also was
car continuing thirty-one beautiful children
dressed in white and crowned with chaplets of
flowers. A large rumber of bouquets were
bestowed upon the General here, and along
the route, by ladies' to the envy Of many in the
company.
The procession moved 10 the Court House,
where Maj. MiLLlGAY welcomed the General
III very eloquent address.
Gen. SCOTr made Il brief and hlHdsome
reply.
The cheering vas mos vociiarou3 when the
General concluded, aud a vast concuurso Of
people accompanied the carriages to the rail
roaI depot, and sent the cars oil amidst shout,
which might have been heard Il considerable
distance.
The rold to Dayton was one scene Of cX-
cltcmcnt and cnthu, iasln. At every point on
the road, where a few houses were together.
fires bIazcd, and groups assembled to send
their cheers after the passing tram.
AT Mlddlc'own, solnn three Thousand persons
were assembled, and when the cars stopped.
they crowded on the rails and would not suti, r
the tram To proceed un;Il L, TT had rot on, of
the cars and addressed them. Bright fires
blazcl from dozrn different points, and one
monster pile of pitch sent up luril hamc.-
To tins the General was conducted ON a flt
gravel car, and he made few happy remarks.
""'I" "'tp ''r''! "PP''""'u' re was ul'n
/ conducted back to the cav in which ha had
travelled before. and was greeted with dnpicN-
inr cheers as he bowed his farewell 10 tie
people.
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as the hearors waved ,hou, il, ,yc.,a.,o.. a,,i
as thn owe r,n,-ol ,lon,, ,,a ntI,c ,,,s ,,.,',I
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/ iond and c,rlr.i,.,r
,ror ,1o ,roc,..s:,n ro,oLoi,!,oto. r.,
corr wn. welcomed hv rI Ion,s.ro.. H.
an onnroprj,i, sncpch- 10 which ,Ln tan,.,i
renl,rd
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norton Of the nqht. and the tow, was So fun
that visitors could not procure beds. This
morning large numbers are lloc,iu,r tn in... ,i,,-
I tel to call upon the Genera.
Concr,ie,o,,.. Uo,o,,o,i,
! TlrrrrX. iOh;nl Ort o C,no,a, Scot, 1or,
/ fold ar ,,,, o,c'ocl, .ccom,,uiod h., ,
number of citizens from this placa. At evary
81 alton IN the route demonstration was made
/ and the citizens ut The surrounding country
! gathered to n,cct the General
Al Hunts Sra.inp. , woman n,nseed forward
with fat. PROMISING babv IN Ia. arm. ,'rbe-o
/ Gpncr.l.' eqid she. ,tha, chinI'7 name ia WIN.
| field Scott, and he. poin,r. Ia II. , lvLic .oo
in spiie of his father. and if,be Old man Gc,,,f
vote for Won noy, month MI ,rhe ros, Of ,ho
sentence was not spoken, save by an express
sive look.
At Urbana some 1000 persons were raihe.
cd, ard an address was delivered by .Thn n
James, ESQ. TO which Scott replied, ailndinp.
in terms of deep regret to the recent death Of
General Vance. a large number Of ,aHe.
were present, and vast number Of carrjares
and other vehicles. from the country.