New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Voyage up Salt River.
From The Hartford cosraa,..

Voyage up Salt River.
Fron The Hartford co1rsa,.
AZ we have voyaged the whole length Of
Salt River up TO the head Of soop navigation"
quite desirous that our readers should know what
time had, and how we are satisfied with our new
location"
Westarted in the grand I'D steamer Connecticut
Capt SteadyHsbits commander with the rest Of tue
large Why feet on the evening Of the second of Nove
Der on our cruise up the stream. AZ We entered the
bay into which that famous river discharges It's waters
there universal expression OF grief throughout
the whole feet The first ebuIlon beng over. we mad
then az opportunity quiet though SAL 10 mark tie
rapid progress Of voyage and the inteesng OBJ ecs
before us AZ passed up the bay, there loOrn@i up
before us the low sandy point Of CAPE Harb0r Ia2r0re
meat; We gave s obstructons wide berth AMI sighed
as we silently babe II sdeu for years. The wrecks OF
steamers strewed ell slong its yellow sands Cipe
Projections then showed its headand Tn. long break
water erected In 1892 against the dahing Of the
broad ocean which rolled it, pillows from far Eagla11
upon it had taken down and washed away and iOO!-
ishy e laRdrard side Of the point another barrier
had been built in 80 which only checked the current Of
the inland river A. passed IT, il envelope IN
fog which had settled in gloomy wreathe on the sies
Of Mount AEeric1He system that rose behind Il Pare
we'll we said old landmark Thou wilt guide our
feet 10 victory no more Tny whole stupendous la.
u 10 be carried OF and deposited IN the deep ocean OF
Free Trade lie who once stood proudly on nv top
10 cheer - The contest sleeps he last long secp
of death, and his system ha- persisted with MN 1, 10
marked on the tombstone, 20 the ruess labor OF On.
who would have established hi countrys pro perry
had faction permitted.
soop ter We approached the hidden o,ks Of Sarery
Fnension Here Great debate -pnng up il ihe ot r
ent vessels OF the feet TO which side OF the rocks re
should psss The contest grew exciting. wden old Capt
Consideration setted the difficulty by remHkpg tat II
made no difference rhsn ne rere 1oiT9 NJ ne r'rT
The old rocky shore of P0Hf National Bank next re
scented itsel But the regular action OF tn cure an1
tide had fretted OF the projecting rock thar was
no longer dangerous. Here we parsed the large m
49, Ffl arfnt1H- 4
.. mons and sgs flying, with bsnd OF mu-ic plsy n,
and the rassengers shouting in the highest glee nj
was rather strange, in all cases the British Dag was lying
above the Au9icaH, and the shouts OF huTa Tor h
lands interest," rent the air, while the bsnl- played
God Save the King" The Near Hompshire, m odt =
tened slcw sailing craft led the baking ~ II n'r
model was & century old. She was the dag -h'p, AMI
bore slOft on her mizzen flag with the lnscr ptpn
Virginia Resolutions Of !s Franklin Pierce stoo :
her prov, smiling a. the morning ssn, MS eye * q
steadily the d-tsnt view Of the Vine ii use. l''
rest of the feet seemed vexed ~ the t.e progress ch
was made under the "9c la. The sqIa4rJn u n,
West under The command of Rear 4 I'm ri luy =,
evidently determined 70 sail ipsier ~ 80 - the
bay widened. DOuglns he'd showed hi- cunning ~
construC ting his ensign that The side which tnrn d
toward IL flag ship presented the motto OF 'he VT
einia Resolutions while on the other in1'ly w1tcn
-" River end Harbor improvement" II s,larcd 10
his that Ct a. there was room enough To- pas
the Commodore he fhould losd of hinsel, haul d)wn
the Virainia ag and up with the black Tag OF piracy
with lis flIuil and cross bones.
We parsed very rapidly up the river for tie tue IL
s6aiEQ SrOp9 IN thai direction. Cen soft exa ma "a
with much curiosity 10th banks Of the river n w al
on. Nos ME rtTy fret time thai he bod been on re
s;rCay, and everything wac new to him. am NJ. IL.
hesrtened" srd the old veteran, I" | have trolpt ot
friend around me- who have fallen wi h me. Ny lre
ha been devoted to the Republic, and bow TO II ie
cison- now This cannot blot out the r-cor q
my services rom my countrys history. fos'erHy VIII
do me jus tee
As we ncarcd the extremity Of the stream pa.sc
many beautiful country rc.idcnces Al one 81 Tue hlesI
in his large cabbage garden, stood Martin Van barea
He had &c; recovered from his Sat az seeing ih'
Democratic feet sail by without taxing HIM on board
THE buckwhest cake was in hi' mouth,
Tie tear was IN hrs eye.
We inquired for the Prince, ard found that ho hal
followed the feet in small skii ani there were many
fears entertained Tor his -aicty.
little further up Buchanan. Poor m4nl h.
looked haggnrd Tn9 Democratic garment VITA wh n
he hid covered up hs principles 20 long was grown;
thin and tie old Federal lining ,howcd hrou hin IN my
place.. -.
ING his hands ia agony the dess rOn Of his ricli
~ m Lis coat and hat OIL he wa exlaming amid Ia
nose and confusion" OF the surf around MIN, IN m
words o. the Captive knight
They RE gone they nave I'll pi7sed by,
They m whosr wsr- hed borne psrt,
They Ina owed with brother's hcar'
They have left me here 70 die
Suuud gain, CLARION. CarO1, our ny hlist.
Sourd for the Prcsid 'ial dream OF noPcis past
Soon Her came 10 he place wlrre toe vi ,le nae
soil party were dscmbarking John r. Ii ne, n wy
eo1u IMlitA LAI.c OF lLinls WIZ HiANH- Pc.
yGFAt!ons for permanent residence, hc mad 10 al "a
ihst Jour yeais would cary hun down the t-rei' y
sguin. Many o. them were feRted on the roce- w'a
long bao. pole stirring up tic mud Of tle str>Aui
while '.tan nhy looking l4llews were calling uPo :
them 10 'agiia.e sgtatc Most 90 the NJ ,-sl'hu %
member were lns il t.er blatl, expecting Ia, tis
Democrats would charter tile old sieamDoa Cal ioE
and come ~ al cr them, neat wech.
We found cur retidri"e Convenient ono, a1t
We arc upon tie whole. az well Gs could DO eN1 -;
cd" The air u salubOus aud nyiyors1ing. II w. IA ~
Judge Nv the hungry lOoks Of the d no 'rsts ns they
passed w. lie ,ui !. fruitful erd produces hne crop
Of recre:s ana un4v4iEg re,r-ons' hut we az d'tef
, ulnsd yet 20 cVv5'e despair.
Son strf OF arrival re public NEE lg 5
called, which 1ss embed near Cipc T4ra cssr. Hon
Ssy ahOme Grunliler appoll;ed Chluman, NaI
job boo Little ESQ, Secrgtary Hon Nf Fscn COON.
VANS made som" lEcynOsc remarks, which w,fc
promptly listed down vixen Mr. Sicktothc right
Grod;lo cant offered the following resolutions, which
were gubni gOusly passed.
Rssored O) That after natu " deh- raiisn, come -
the cor oluson tsaf re Jopcd ~ Sait Ricer
/ Hss0red, ~ That We are charmed
Resored S) That every Of the settlement hst
Cows shall be ifnmed Siey d-capaied.
kesoed 4l That IN tire investigation of the OF
dcie DO net think II Winfield SCOTS
splendid services franklin Pierce, httlenes but
tire tact haf ,ce mad s0f toies saouRh
Rr'cred 81 That stay here until we 40 down stream
sEan.
Rrsoecd el That in the words Of The poet we say 81"
xiii Herer do 70 grTe ~ 90 Mr. Bro-H"
Nr. Walker and the Irish.
To De Editor u TAs v. Y. TriSrs: