New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23

.u,ethips for his country which would prove OF al:
',sse 10 IT, aud wouc cal 'erte the appreciation OF
:. ccupuymen, and 10 vi; 10 'ucn way az TO maze
ers,an,ze with the well5eiDg of thu shre family
BE- Undar the blessing Of Heaven, tor vutch he
c@svou,,v pray ed) and the favor OF bls feos ciu-
he had been IN sOrne mea'are successful, but aoI
extsrt OF his youthful aspirations, or o. that OF
ps.,,erfpr tribute Of his valued fHend aud gallant
be.r,on in arms who just welcomed bin 90 this
csFH He then spoke of Pennsylvabia, and expresss1
81 grateful emotions for tae signal manner 10 ~bica
=. lad always manitesp her fdebdth'p tor the mum
- ,oloier who had been go frequently houored Ia
srx,s her gallant citizens 70 batt Q. He reverted -
s.ilspt sooiers of Pennsyvatts hOth regulars aud
p.,ee,s who had stood by him with unfateHng hdsl-
$3.50 bravery on the fields Of Canada and the hights
yvsx,co and poin'e1 the ssemolsd throDg 10 sons OF
go q no stood around bin who hsd shared with hin
f.,lsues and p-Iils of campaisDs Of former years
Ssiy clio, .ous Id Common wealth was the Keystone
IN. raj arch aud she had always been true 70 the
son and while che remaoed a., and he felt ass ired
- sIxsys would, tbs Ubion was safs In the midst OF
N he ,nocls which mi. ht ever be reasonably hurled
D.t IL He lived Penny lvaniA TOR this, as well ss
-, many other great virtnes, for he was b. nsef
s man ot pulsatoo Of bis hear. bat beat fJr the
Ttn The whole UuioD, this great and glorious natna,
.sleh GU. bit and would remaia ona and ndvisi-
AZ His obligations We sl'o great TO Penns ysnia for
- ups,lcited honor portion OF her people had con-
go mon bin by 90 uni;edly and heartily pro notog
q, termination % the suirapes Of DIS ellow citizens for
~ august Office for W ,ich he wac now cRndit4te,
tUhe ever reached ha' exalted position, II musI be
Nj
IN he proupced bis intention Of remaia'ng Ia the
=. mill Monday and express bis u ipsfLDess that
~ Sisebarse of his official duties had given him tte
,.sure OF meeting bis true hearted colntrymsn OF
Et,bursh on this occa'on. II bis o;la duy hal nOt
,soured H. be should not Rave taken journey during
fe Presidential contest; he regretted TIA. hs va
fbsed 10 make such journey, but Il had n ba ads,
a n wss biz duty 3 make l., and the o1Dtane)us &C.
I'm of the people here Vs source o. nn@loyed graf
iicsion ard wonld be forever cherished among h's
Dearest Itcoccticns He iDvoked the blessings OF
Heaven upon the people. and took hs leave oi them
snio their loud ard enthgsi as'ic huzZes
Alan early hour on .mrdaY evening al imnenss
crowd had gathered ~ tho Monographs lse, anxious
10 obtain glimpse Of toe fs1;ures Of tae nsu who Is
s6rst 10 the hearts Of The pc pie An oppOrIu Iy vas
extended all 10 shake him by the hand ana The most
rtsnse enthusiasm Was Dsnifeft@d Many Of his Oh
tadiers ~ho followed hi In TIE Mexican vsr AMI tis
war of 1872 were present snd were warmly welcomed.
Though exhausted utn having thousands
tlpe pie ihrouso the day the General looked haze aud
hearty While The reception 81 tina hononsah ia
HoUse going there was pl4 form erected at he
end Of the MonoDRah=la bridge and Gov. )hnstOn,
ions Boil Hampton and other distinguished speakers,
addressed the assembled muti'udss. The enthusl tsm
manifested throDghou, The evening was unparalleled,
showing that the people of Pittsburgh and al esh9ny
COrpy ~ support the norinee ofthe Wh'g party and
The pr ocipes of prot elton To American industry vita
szesl that knows no fslteTing
il wes announced thu, Sunday morning the adleS
would be received by Gen. &c II at the Monong4nSls
House and a number Of esr,lemea we're appointed ~
a Comm itteo OF Introduction.