New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT.
Gen. Scott among the People Of Ohio.



September 81 was proud day for tn,
people Of Ohio, and proud day for Whitfield Scot
The General left Cleveland In the ii O'Clock train 70
Columbus, and It every stopping station the route
khe people hoeked 10 greet aud seleOms toe man gh
has filed the Of his country's glory Hls pro
sress was trunphsl march, aud the intensity Of 10
terest manifested At every point and take By tn
hand the Hero who hsd off led hs country &
victory. spd Who 10 the opls's candidate for th
highest ofcs In their s reminded us If the Old Tip
pecenoe times, when the freenen of Ohio rallied with
overwhelming enhu,is.m to the support Of the yilihed
and good Harrison, and bore hun In tslumph from bill
humble North Bend CaDin 10 the White House Gen
Scott has equal claims aud equal hold upon the aec
Hons CT the people Of our great state, aud bis scci
DeLtsi vist among ueD, upon o public missl0n Of
charity under lax OF Congress has called forth ex
prssslons OF regard and attachment from thoso OF the
masses who have been fortunate az 20 see him ou
his hyipg trip, soch might well make proud the
miehtiest monarch They have been The spontaneous
offerings Of free people TO distinguished services and
Dlust iout worth, ovfs'ed Of all the clap trap Of '
Aciens and a'ts OF deGaaOgues plain, honest, brave
old soldier, Gen Scott met the Buckeyes country
men and equals and b their loud huzzss resp ,nded
sssin and again. the sincere "God bless you :! OF a
At RswsonviIle Gen Scot. shook hands from the car
with all vbo could approach bin during the brsf stop,
and al Wellington he heartily cneered 40 hs tau
venerable form appeared upon the platform. Gen. 3.
briefly thanked his couuiynen for their kind Rreenng
and shook hands with those who eagerly Gro wdsd
around bin. Al New London the people greeted him
with like cordially, and M Sheby be was received with
1he roaring OF and the shouts oil welcome rom
macs meeting multitude. The scene was most anil.
mating one Three trains black with people met ana
the platforms and grounds around tina great depot were
crowded With men, and children, all esgar 70
catch glimpse OF the Conqueror OF MEXICO The 6 an
Squad from Mansfield ard the Manifold Baud sweiled
The notes OF graduation So closely did the people
press around TIE old veteran that It With difficulty
be could resoh the dining hall from the aud when
he LETT the hall and stood upon the platform, sea OF
Rrafed couDteDaE beamed upon him ir Jm all direc-
Hons Alter the cheering had subsiied Gen. ssOtt with
great feelipR said:
ihusssc demonstration OF your regard aIa especially as
DO not amos self the seing bssfthat THIS large
senblsse composed exclusively of persons who sgree
Whirs not as Denocfats not a. Free Sellers neither
Foreign Native born citizens but Americans to greet
Kindly old Soldier nearly out, wio is passing
through your Furnishing country Nor my countrymen,
do receive your sslutations As pc tcian have not
sSsry in obedience to an act Of Congress to select site
for Asyuo for out aud disabled foldep; but
although travelling this public mission shsuldbs false to
my heart to intimate that not dseoly affected
BY these honest unprep.ed and generous expressions OF
kndness from these cheerful and intelligent faces before
My Counuymen Such evidences these OF your appro
baton far eser reward than deserve; and what
amply for whstev,r q hardship AID toll may
bavs encountered In tbs service OF my country -
brother soldiers, and only regret that hurried
away without opportunity to exchange situations with
debed for the successes Of our armies than to services OF
mine. ,
s renew OF nv pro thsnhs for the great honor you
have done this occasion God bless you God bless
Al alton and Cardina ton the people OF all clstes
shouted their welcome aud were bri'hS addressed by
tbe object Of their IesaId AZ Delaware s'son tns
speech of the General produced tue widest hurTahs
sncb was the earerness shake hands and exchange
God bless you f. that the people cang upon the cars
unrl In dspserous motion An along the line the peo.
ME old and youpg male and female, seemed Wiling
10 part with Gen. Scott pa go biief ASIA ..
At Columbus the reception was az migt hcent as
10 MI
were CROW ded with people, who made ee wekln ring
a. the pustrious Hero aud Patriot lowered Ia their
midst. The ARTILLERY Squad hred :aaso, hseaoids
Brsss Band Of Cou nbus. and LelanosB Brass Band OF
Cleveland struck up Halt Columbia, and amid great
excitement and enthusiasm the vast procession led by
ihe beautiful Club Flag, moved toward tho Nell House
From seps ard the ~indows along the Hue OF march
beauty smiled and white bapdtercheb huttered, and
irom the windows Of the worsihcps hats we're waved
and words OF welcome shouted. Gen Scott &C 'nswl.
edged these TOKENS Of affection wit, his suayity and
heart OF an old solder.
At the Nell House Gen. Scott sppesed upon the bal
cony, when another general and euh lsiastic shout
wensup
Gen. Scott then addressed tue assembled muld!udo as
follows;
FrLLow-CovNrRyMEv l cannot 6rd word, to express
The emotions hoh teel receiving such welcome from
the citizens Of the Capital Of Ohio The cheers the demoo
STATIONS Of such vast ss'emhas, o. that now see
before me In The heart OF the Empire Stse Of the Vest,
might hy be bestowed the first Of the
claim no merit TO snt,le to such hoaors. # 10 true,
dunoe long public lie OF more than forty years have
taken part 10 many Transactions of national por ance and
Il would be an objectionable afscsnan 10 assume
that bad not rendered vice my country which
might excite the appreciation OF my oouniryen From my
earliest youth, during my whole life il has been my aim
my ambiton-so b serve my country to merit les sppro
pauon must receive this domoustratoa indication
VA N some degree my efforts have been successful Great
My hendI do no. Intend TO peak 10 yen on polticsto
Plea In the large asssmbse before there doubtless
proud TO receive their welcome would net on 40
nae the present introduce subjects which might bs unPea
All 10 ny The object OF my journey NJ. Of political
charity tnto select ate in Kentucky spd Cincin
nan o. an Asylum Tor the and ingm s1ders, both
OF the regular and volunteer force
hsvng other subject speak of than 10 thark YOU
ior yopr great Kindness say the dsu,hs OF my
heNt that or all have done In my pubis life for auy
hardship or suherpg have endured In the service OF my
country Am amply repaid In the appreciation Of nv eoun
ward. ~ ~
Again, ny oountTymen thsnk you 70 s,ch manifesto
Won on ms to me great and glorious lnmsIEe
When Gen. Scott rOtlrej, the multitude csll.ilou ily
iof h'' peebiaop, who briefly aud Appropriately re-
spobaee, sscns~ias all pOliiics the occssl,n The
Nell House to grasp tho hand of Sso,, IIs rnino,aS
treaty win Bile c. uhiryoen until late hour ami msnv
affecting intsrvsws with bic former comrsdes 1, ,hs
service we're witnessed.
Tie SAFE Journal says
"The evening spen IN the most tree sDd friendly So
csl with c1ens All the about his
arstocYacy his pride lie haughtv bearing scat
tered the wiDds In n's city Thousands him for
the first tune and there but expression of admiration
81 the unusually proper and happy manner IN who he has
discharged the delicate duties imposed upon him by his Po
alton.
"Tosy General Scott proceeds to Chicohe his road
to Mayavie kentucky where he Is 10 meet General Noo
and commission. fnr the purpose o. locating Mary lies
iPits Tits Wait TO Columbus will be lons remembered
Facts versus Fsncy-A Dialogue.