The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PoLIrICIAHs..
SPEECH FROM GENERAL SCOTT.
FIREuEN's RIoc-aoRRIBLE MURDER. !.
sxs., &C., SO.
Cen. Sco,t's Western Tour.

Gen SCOTS Western Tour.
dnzAf RxCIrESKsT Ar LoUIsvILLE-P0LITIoAL
NsETIses, Eric.
LOUISVILLE Oct. 4 1859
Tho exeitems in this town all last evening",
aud the hotel crasdrd ny vitsrs TO General Scott
He wAs sesrpsa,d y, OTTER bsods durog the evening
Geo Wool pr DEEDS .incinnau to day, aAt avh"
there tho arri ai az .eu saott Monday
Gen. Lawson r~soaiss With SCOTT, accompanying aim 70
New Albany Ia o.y.
whig ,tps /. to h. held TINS evening, 70 DC so-
dressed by Gov crit'-so-n and others.
democratic NEE rug ~-s he d last night.
Cen Scott heal b / good
VISIT TO NEW ALBANY, INDIANA GEN. soorr's
SPEECH, hrc, 49,
Nav AlBASy, Oct. 2-lP.M
Gen Scott paid h,s ut>t Witt TO In iiaaa to day He
oreesed the river from Louisville to Jeffer-
sopvine where be met and welcomed by large
number Of ctizs of tn. gao.ier State Temporary
platform been erected front Of the market place
WHERE sp,lc,list ~.lc ming speech delivered by
WA Buchanan In h. OF his remarks, this gen.
henan said The Al r,ean heart sir Is made up Of
gratefune%s though boast here proud pa
essuy sp, nHd .ho- although open pill
srcd hall for your pton init me TO you the
nrceting OF our Sta'e si,t D. noue the less
Gen. SCOTT replies . brief and happy speech In
which be thspk,o tie of Indiana for this first
and warm greeting.
A large procession Of carriages. with music and ban
ers was then formed rnd proceeded onward towards
New Albany, the plumber OF carriages being greatly
sweIled the
On reaching New Ab.uy very spirited demonstration
took place The coosd large and platform was
Tho General Va. comed by Milton Gregg E.q in
abe acdr,ss ,n WITCH he alluded eloquently TO the
services q scott a"d he Impression they had ever made
the citizens oi iud,Hun
GeAeral ScoTT iepli-d teilowcitisens / see be-
fore ny eyes eom.tu,rg which looks almost like
magic. L.ss than ihir5y years ago wilderness
upon tins spnt where now behold large and
nourishiog city hii.d with enterprsng. inteI-
gent and patriotic l"pui ,tiu In other country
the world could so Uagcsi change IA this have been
wrought. am persuaded 'e,Iow rymen that it is
bepeboai aud us, tut thing 10 pass up and down
THE bsutiiul valley brough which mennders the
Ohio river at d. 4 two. three or five years
IL the patriotism ~bh ought 10 burn in the breast
ev~y true besris should have become faded
in ia. Ia kreyed lspor OF every lay lite
such Journey couio Dot tall to reknde IL Ia al, the
brightness with sbich il burns in the youthful
breast. I have expert, higher gratifca-
ton during my j,urr-yipgs in any part of the world
than that when I bay. felt my present trip
your SPLENDID river Fellow citize us OF New Al
bsny return you MY sarpest thanks for the welcome
you have EXTENDED t. ~.lcOme so full of kind fee
inEs 20 full al hear that ny heart is touched with
sentiments of the roounde gratitude thereby. IL has
indeed fallen 10 my 'o ~ your eloquent speaker has
ssd 90 xy sci'e part in of the stirring events
Of life for the la for, five years have appeared on
mhDy tua0C OF sctOi, auQ tfu not witn0us doing
duty totne pop. aUd To country, but had per
10 ed ten times much enough in the last
three weeks TO com fully for all the tos have
endured and ali tbt psts have encountered and can
truly that nc~h Ie has tas welcome OF my county
meD been NOR. btn'ts extended TO more grateful
to nv feelings. than y = here in New Albany Permit
me, then Ia return hacks and TO make my humble
acknowledge. nts tor your great kindness In
this den trasioo / recognise The greeting Of my
ftiiow r, tor su my counfrymcu alike
whether naive or fosegp born-aBd in SUCH a moment
as the present make no dstiDcnon b-tween whig aad
(1t fral he n QEa
ton Ia respcct TO has. l countryman aud
you my countryuen Together we have fought the
baitlee Of our common country whether native
ADOPTED and by the AID Of your vor alone is that
have been able 10 con plish what little i have
achieved Once more. then, my countrymen thank
you from ny besrt-I thank you for this warm and
hoeptsble greeting
The General then oceeded to the hotel where he re-
ceived the v Of cinzens aud after parsking Of the
hsndrone repst which hsd been prepared, returned
Iouhvihe pspieo q number OF persons.
The enthusSm Of tbr peopl IN lBdisns appears high,
and deeIrr that General Scott should
witt that STATE lie ~Iti no; however 60 out of his
eular path Whcuev.r Invitations are extended from
towns lying In hi. areot route, he does not refuse 10
respond tai
This evening be will receive calls from ladies at the
Louisville Hotel.