The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
Movements of General Scott.

Movements OF General Scott.
WELCOME TO AuBuRsrHE GssEsAL's sPsEon ETC.
AUeusS, Dot Il, 1852.
General scot arrived from Rochester this morning. at
teD O'Clock and escorted to ths Western Exchange
where he net by thousands eager to got sight at
the old hero.
lie welcomed by Mayor HAIL, In behalf of the c
zops In IN eloquent speech
Genera! SoorT replied a. follows@Citizens Of Auburn
have just listened eloquent address from your
excellent Mayor In your beh,aui tho cheers OF
appreciation which ti my ears oyerwhclm with graft
tude tnG delight remember Auburn she thirty
Yeas sgo IA the words of Goldsmith, The lovviest vii,
lege Of the plsin After ths lspse of time find in
stead q oocrtd village thriving aud beautiful city
fJtd with men OF stout hands and stout hearts. aad
en- insna patriotism (Loud cheers J The oaierfdl
transformation zee is ctiouit realize aud comprc-
bend IL glorious, aad inspires my heare, already
oyrfiiosing with unbouDded pride toi my couairy
(Cb.ers) Gentitmen 1 y party or pod.
tical mlesion hut been on a mil. ary mission
to distant state am my bone, II indeed the
aud gratifying thas meet mo
every point VIII allow one to seanh my home shall
not inrOduce into my rprsch par topics Ii sor
egS TO NY riiDgs and unb, coming tho occasion 10.
goiss a'"upo persons cihere pstes Of different
and " 0itefe.t countries lam proud liruss
Ds,e AID ADOPTED ~ American citiscbs (Cheers am
piOuo TO belong 70 tbe country with you ALL lCheers
rct IL thoso ooeerr, grntien brogGe always
hsply 20 hear haye oesn IN many tight places IN my
lite tut have been decsvod rayed oy
bioaue tCbeers ! have always been sa,a.d by the
natives Of tb. glorious Euefad Isle They pave always
been nj hand ia every eue genoy We had goody
numbtr ct iIsh SOLDIERS WHO fought bravey tho Mcx
and / SAID they newer sapp ,int.d ms--al-
ways brave ana is htul forget them Cloud
ana pruOoged cbter~ nave said it s not my intenton
TO alicdr 10 parry TOPICS but must be allowed 10
speak bere Of n,iseaho ssnder, which unosrstand
circulating you IL Il said tnGt have m,sus.d
Iisbnen Whoever uuers this osluDDy lies (choers and
cail upon Irish flienGs around give it the
Lie ~hsDeye they meet it, (ines,s have said that
Irr husp ever TUNED h- back upon he eaeny
deserted his friends For this declaration have also
been vliided 1t is said however that hung
fome Ir buen Ia Mexico, without cause that would
seem te Justify tbo acr This story mp friends was start
ed by person ~i'hout the heart Of Irishman
American. Az ULurnbutco took some dcserters We
bad three Thousand irtbmen In army and they,
their Da,e enthusiasm wished to tear these deserters to
pteces But ny much esteemed friend General Shields
told them 1t woua di pleas. me they should oer vio
leDce they rbore account Of my wishes aere
the and btg OF you every Irishman
who in Mexico IL the Truth statement leave
It nov to your Judgment although my feelings have
ben deeply wounded by the foul sisnde have thus nj
lUd.d to- But gentlemen the ssaher i'd inclemeDt. aud
.m g,eoy fatigued. prolonged cheers and orier Of
"po go on - The spontaneous and hearty CHEERS
welcome old sol iier's heart. am rorthy
such grateful demonstrations. have been in ardon 1t
Is tru.-ip Of the of oountrys history
but feti only common ci'izeu among you i am no
more than you' equal (ChecrsJ AS an Old soldier-
f,twardtd 10 thoe cheers for all my privatons all
labors. all my suffering IN ths Of oar beloved
country re- urn my hearty Thanks. must bid you
faIewtu God tess you.
At tho conclusion Of General 5oott's remarks the
wr,kin made TO siug sRan wih the Of tho
uui,Itnue Tne General bowed his ackno vledgrents
for the compliment aoo was then scored 70 his rcom
sPEica fnoM sEaAroa sgwARD.
Governor sEwAnp having been loudly called for, sp-
Iesreo th. b,lcouy after beip greeea cheers,
ssdhy uegbbos6 and friends. tus Is no ticIe
ete's'on or me :" speak To you "a voiee y" ny n't:
Becanse ~ ls UNNECESSARY VIII ,nake single rutcc
toh soarcey fur Donths gathered AZ the depot
pay Of respect aud affection the
motta, remasns OF the greatest OF Ametleac satemen
tbcn tner ,her ioa resting place a ASH and
(Che,fs To-day receive among ourselves in tdu
lite stature ptoporon- and health (ohsers) ths great
est OF AmeTcan btross e'ooe tie Revolutionary age
(Chetrs SO ono passsh away AID another comes Lot
al gNd anu PATRIOTS o,urag, then. and .ts
suItd thst II the american people. preserve
'rine, the race OF public beneisotors csnnos become
extinct
spr, onts rson ron CHRIS MORGAN, ETC.
When Mr. s,war' retired loud calls were made for
Bon Cbl7ntephe' tsggrp who appeared, and addressed
si.w well timed remark TO Toe crowd He IVES ioedy
| cbe,s seo
rtDce of Syfecu The gentleman replied ia q short
| but psr.in. nt speech when vel received
sANAIoR sAwAKp-DfNssa, Ero.
Genera th. took the carriage, caed al the
IetGtur . Gov sesord and Bon Chfistoph,r Morgan,
siter which he escorted the Exchange uotei
Gov suwerd presided at tho table on his rlgh.
Gen. scott Yves ststed aud on his lett the Hon 4.
niter the cooUuny had par,aken Of toe rich repast
prviosd ty Dine hort Gen word Of the Exchange ths
cioh ~ss removed ana Coz ee0ad gave .he touo sins
wioaed scoThe deo ndes and extendr of ho country.
1he tsntin snt received with LOAD Applause, aad
Gtnt scott Uf r,d the following -
nuiurn.-Late los,ly silase and I'w uota deserted
village, ut populoJI shd fourish & csy
Alter the moDies Ut the Ginntr-tsbe were ovec
Gen. Scott iuJruoacpd 90 the mit.e from
cuse who in C, m any With large pumber of our oga
citizp escorted the Gesera TO The dt pot where ho
soieu 20 the people OF Aubarn snd proceeded j.ar
ne. .
bs spirit ii tD'Ansias III @1oh YER, any
tsun. cav tOlpa.seo Oot.iths audiDg the ranatorn
thbt pievtiitd un II n-cr ten ococS In Lbs mpru,ng,
there sas a'se approximation OF pe1pe in Attendance
fscn tbt diilefent toSGs In the county Everything
passed OF IL good oyder and beiiete With
The .sccrt conutee rom Syracuse upon their arri-
val here eosd 10 tbe ideDce OF
fOr ,be porposs Of paying their respects hi They
we're cordially received
ARRIVAL AT sYRAoUsE-GREAT ENTuUsIAsM-
MORE srEECaEs, RIC.
osEacUse Oct. Is 1852
Long before che period of The rrssi Ia ge crawd had
sfs mbleo at be rsroas a. pot TO give hesty rsero
ton. Delegations from oewago aud numerous o her
plSces were in att ndapce ond heiso ned che general
ontansiasm The ~orsthop- were deserted and the
auother qnar Tie military drawo up en- market
square where alEn multitude were a.emhiei
o"ing 70 GONE Auosl biDdrlDco tns train de-
o,to Till twenty minutes past three O'Clock when
ringing OF the hell annCuHced tbs approscn. salute
was In mtdnely di,ebsrgeo, add tn military
beso.c by enea Brosn proceeded to the car in waich
Genera. scott sss eestsei
Az the General is~<s biz a,psasance be vas xroeted
VIII oea'' n'ng spp,aVte ana wac ossouocd 70 stand
before the City usii.
WELCOME THIS ofry.
The hs'er then addressed hiul a folows;--
Gebersl pcoe-hy fros oi iz-ps haze conferred upon
me TIE honcr aud the ~ receiving you, aud in
their behalf give YOU a heartfelt and cocdiai ssicnm-
= In tehelf Of any fellow CIT extssa to
you be8riy ~'lcone For many years y0u nave oso,a
pied .ievsted posi- ion among the aistus hsd IN
of eoUBry whore fame 1, the property OF
the paion tented field YOU have attracted the
attention. and gaiDsd the p.uJiS Of your counteymsn
without oi~'iBcdoU Of party etcs Al ready
yto % you tie need prsise foc the important asd
aduouH dufles that the exgeDc,e coau,ry have
At ssrious times imposed upon you earu With great
sahfdetcn hat yon are your from your ar.
rano of .sctiDg site for a n,tary ho.ptat for de
crspo snoiers-one OF the Dobest IN wbtch our
soveiumsnt can be tbgaged would sck uo ~ledxs
GbliGstious 10 you Tor the oppor.u vnich you
have given 20 ske you By hand asd express our
approval OF your aitnfu and dsyvea csresr la your