The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

military sppsaranee docs you honor with you Il vsws
easy to wis aeld too, was volusteer commeoceA
my career ~ high private must now conclude ~
am nearly exhauted, and out to make speeches
have mot turned to the right to the left ettend
public meetings but have been met with spontaneous
asscmblages Of people al along my people coming
ont to greet old public servant Permit me 70 the
richest blessings on you God bless you all Farewell,
NO 39.-AT THE SYRACUSE HOUSE, TO pELEoA-
TON FROM oswEGo AND FULTON. OCT Is
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen Of the ossego delegation
1T gives me great pleasure TO receive your greetings.
can truly say, gentlemen very happy 10 yon.
As your chairman las remnrked, familiar with Lake
Ontsrio and with the suing lcenes which have beon
pleasure to have visited Oswego l waited upon at
Rochester bya very respectable delegation ffon yorr
life Is spared within thepext two three years
am happy to learn that Your town is fourshipg
but y mere hamlet IL was the tbralic Of a wsil-
fought battle in which tie gallant Maj Game bore ds
your city Interesting in the history of our country
should have been happy to have visited you. but could
assure YOU gentle en- that sa visit You within The
nsxt two three years thank you gentlemen for
your kincpess and wish you health long life and pros.
Ieriy.
NO. 40.-oN THF BALCONY OF THE SYRACUSE HOUSE
10 TIE MILITARY. OCT. IL
have been much delighted with the appearance ~ the
p,arance shows that you have studied tactcs and
should net be ashamed to exhibit you in oopsTat with
Boston am thank fu for your atsen6a4oe, but must
bio you aceu for The present Happiness Jour present
aEu IutuIe IuiLun fhIsNeiI,
NO. I.--CrCA, OCT. Is
Felow.c citizens Of Utica and Of Oneida county
IL vas here forty years ami month ago that first
entered what might he called tie might, Vest Ths
then the toe wss tern world Of Nav York
sclt mighty empire few days ago. AFTER egps yeass
abb landed ~ bac The other End OF the vest Of
New York. ! have miracles Mt every step. have
sten large towns and cities in the place OF forests
h.ie another Instance IL the growth Of the town y
spirit Of the 1t spreads times the space It
covered forty years since Ar American citizen l
huva sEAru ltuayu spfar
progress Of country especially Of this glorious
Empire State am much exhausted The weather il in.
clement, and dent desire de- in this assem-
blage. Will only dwell upon a few tupce which have
been touched upon by your most lesroed and eloquent
orator. lie has Phuie nte1 very wrrany. You all
know am SOLDIER. But your orator has conipiimened
my taclc feelings and principles l will ds
tai to you again the rich and Of lba com
5 even en- to @ xs ~
ptcessity does exist fall my knees and thank
my God that somewhat understand myseit IN lean
thank cd that have What Of capacity to be useful
In war; When wa occuts there Is 10 mean, 70 cueotua
for securing honorable peace by beating the enemy
thoroughly. cloud ohes.s) have seen the American
slnies composed Il native born adopted citizens,
scatter the enemy the four winds of
the lag of our country, sgan and sgain with glorious
II repeat emphaticay-I am IN fnvor Of honorable
peace to y successful Bu ths only to
secure peace the commenced is to the
enemy thoroughly Thus am soldier Rso oitissns,
bsve but few words 70 aod not travelling upon
party mission 1 sm servaut OF this rep ab,io and Of
this government have lately been mission Ut au.y
and charity. RENTED something like sl2u QG0 from
Mexico, a. basis Of al asyium for worn out and de
cayed soldiers hsve been West to sclscs site Tor
Western hospital MJ countrymen MI aioGg The route,
without any contiivarcs ny part hsyo oope me- the
faithful ioldisr' ann my heart being fun cannot
fuse to RESPOND apd make satabe acsnc .ledgem mt
Immense sppanse) In his way ut every step Il my
togrsss q have not turned t,om the bizn iold have
npltn6es .of my fellow citizens patriotic and brave,
disposed 10 do honor and al clssaas Native born
ant, adopted citizens have shown themselves kind
smiahle 10 say pleasing and agreeable hns 10 al old
t,sens ms brother soldiers who have trped out
TO greet ne my hearty thanks God bless and ptospes
NO IL AT UTICA, ocr l6.
Fellcw citiaena---I ony return you my siaoers
/ thanks for your ami courteous ,ecsp I'M Tbs
events OF this cay, OF reception 10 you oesu'i
sui city shall be cherished among the oscst plss,c
reeci ctiops q my lite Agaln, gentlemen, BID yeu
faGoSeD GOD hefs You al Go1d bye
no, 43 Ar ALBANY, OCT. IS.
He said he locked upon this great yerg great
event in his iorg hfe Il honor which be hoped
meet With his countsymen aud ne was hshy g,a,idea
70 fDd them teie this eyenIng-au deuom pations nud
were shiss Or d mocrsts they were squs, MS country
Ee reftrIed the TACT OF his lug pe.ui.tsn
stand in TITO porch OF The Capitol III ch tas IA. OF
hs Lssla1s tso occasions pad passed esoaiions OF
honor to hun FOL his sarvices to bis counry On OF
these occasions they had voted him sword-a sward
posisty ot the most valuable ieesces he coula
ave thm III, presence bere be said reminded h,rn Of
scauap,spofs NbOm he valued in gone and whose
emory he rsyered Here,ifed to 6eusTai solomon Van
Neusseaer VIA shed is blood with hl tie Of
Aiaessa Genelel stephen Van Rers'sser The great D. u
TonpRinr Chief Jusics Spencer and Judge thoni .on
the latter dying ca The berch Of the Upised states
Supreme Court. 1T these who ssid to
Linn, thirty odd years ago wbel be passed
through this city. Go on, yeong man --stfiks a
blow that will boz: "a to youf COZ. atty honor ana III
viii be received with tho rinsng q bells and he ring Of
guns lie had gone en-, ana Ia the hsat Of battle he
buI re thank ticc that other ed
stNh living, and whom he hao the pleasure this
ning o. meeting wi.h here and this Wa Judge Jonn
Nnnrx nxth In rhpv.t Al fr4.u. Nr IL
for the compmer airy which be ha3 been Ole
to bestow upon hm bat hs rscosnzed tia gentlemen,
CID aud intimate ffend-oDe who bad esaeared nai-
scf to him personally former yosra In tbs discharge
Of the duties OF his Office he hea met vi him ofen rs
Secretary Of War. while he General Scotj Con-
mapder Chief army rho rtcolleotions Of their
intercourse OF the most agreeable su1 What had
happy hear but vt the tune he would be cautious
III scccp,ipg than be considered was due to MIA,
II, complained of having been anost killed Nth kind
Lcss during the past few weeks by his couusry mn1
lie was fstgued eId asked to bs excused from III AZ
ing lopy address however much it was daa to toeir
generous naule in thus welcoming him 70 their city
lie then vent into b,ef review Of The dif.reIs bs.
ties in which hc had TAKEN part and extclied tha
bravery Of the American soldiers awarded the highest
credit to them and he oleors associated with hin
He closed by thanking tbs cs2cns Of Albany Coz
their kind, their noble welcome, ana BID them good
no Al AT JERSEY CITY, OCT 10
My vcneratei ard venerable friend Chief jutce Of
New jersey, and ar Mayer of Newark and the dot
tiop from Ncwsrl-Soa have dora gtcas honor by
your insitaiion en- happy to say Tat Newark il in
company yen in the Of the osy with
peaure Return my thanks to my excellent! ncshbors,
friends, &c,
NO 40 AT NEWARK, OCT IL
Fellow citizens Of Newa * "A feeling Of hcmeofsweet
honle-is c0GipG an within i've mlss Of my
aoor'ed home here u the boscm Of my adopted state
(Cleers) 1 Gm here already s1rrouudsd no. Gully by
partial countrypen, Blu, by peehboIs aud friends. l
nave just been nddreised powerfully aud eauenty In
your name aud in yoar behalf b, socient oaighhoc
and honorcd friend and have IN front and around aoc
many other dear aud honored friends. say therrfrc,
NY isoWcixens If Newark that tho fseiDg Of hcme IS
at this moment stTons passing my VIII Ole system
and bosom What shai to that soq Iont adiressl
What shall TO your pleasing and manly demonstca.
ton! How shall reply TO greetings aid appisuses
(Chst~.) That have been the servant OF nv
country es be said by thousands of lay coo1tymsn
(Checrs have hsen tho devoted Union,
and glorious cons luton AVID ever been rssdy
to die by that constitution (uheers) KIto ready