New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13


gress right over 10 us and with these fieen thousand
Americans holding the foresses Ofhc country all Mex
co could not have disturbed us We might have been
there to this day il il had been necessary. loved my
chtan; home was not in favor OF the annexlron oil
Mexico TO my country. Mexico has about eight
millions OF inhabitants and our Of these eight millions
there are not than million who are o. pure
European blood The Indians and mixed races consti-
tufe about seven millions. They exceedingly in
ierlor 10 our own. As lover OF my country. was
opposed &c mixing up that race with our own. Tais
was the nrst objection on my part to this propo
May plead some ttle love OF home which gave me the
preference for the soil Of my country and It's inst
tutonsi came back TO die under those institutions
and here am. believe have no to add in reply
! Will therefore, conclude with a sentiment.
TIE CHy Of NlHdusty-Msy she continue to grow and
states.
After the General had concluded the cheering
WIS enthusiastic
Hon. VI. :. Castle. of Cleveland. was called.
and made 5rct bat most brilliant and eloquent speech
ID zones which heightened the effect OF words In the
course of his remarks he aid he had commenced his po
htleal career IN l-ii when CLAY a candidate tor
tie Presidency. lie had supported him with all his pow
ers for said the speaker believe him most worthy the
mark Of confidence from his comtrymen: and more
than this loved him with pure and abiding AT elton
which intended should never have eni-and II never
shall Bot be has gone home, there 10 dwell until the
apOcayTtic comes with one foot upon land and one on
the sea and shall declare aer the seven thunters
hushod that the mysteries o God ended that time
shall he no more. And ike one who placed his feet
the gtterng sands Of the Iura with eagle eye xei
II mighty summit. whore pierced the starspangiet
skie the better 20 behold the immensely OF the grandeur
and glory about him. so has his spirit SCARED 20 the right
hand Of God ana rcvcl- in the light his faith had prom.
lied him Mr. CASTLE was loudly chcerci during his
address.
Yesterday General ScoTr attended Church
twice and oil This morning the hotel has been shron-ed
10y yiitOrs We leave the Arrow 70 meet the steamer
MayfOwer on the lake. and proceed direct to Buffalo
DEPARTURE PROM sAsDUsXY-.RRrvAL At BUFFALO
BUFFALO. Tuesiav. oct. II 1852
General ScoTr LETT Sandusky on the steamer
Arrow u T. ~. ycsieTd. y and boarded the NaytOv
cr which was IN whiting nj the entrance the bay NJ
{ - o'clock large number q persons were ON
board were ulsO committee from Detroit. who came
TO wait on the General 20 Buffalo. The evening was
spcn, on hoard IN singing and dancing.
The MavhOwer arrived ar Buffalo at d
O'Clock g. NJ md the General remained on board till o
Ut which hour procession OF military was formed and
conveyed him 10 the American Hotel where he was
welcomed by Mayor BARTON in briei address
Gen. SCOTT made the following reply 10 the
Mayor:
Ny FErLowCrrizENs: | am happy 10 be able to feel
that an not a stranger among you It il now forty
years End one week since frs. visited this place-sncc
/ FIR, caught view of the mighty inland ocean which
now lies spread before me Il Is upward OF forty year,
a. your Mayor ha- reminded me in fatierins term'
since was called upon to form camp OF instruction in
th. ncighborhood Bnd since the army hrst organ
lied aud prepared Tor those great battles which our
countrymen do not now choose should be forgotten
well recolcct the scenes which were enacted in this
neiehborhood at that period. They brought back
forcibly to my mind this morning when | behold
although so msny have pissed away, thank God
that few st remain Of ny oil companions
Of 1879 In the space OF time which has inter
veued since then Buffalo has passed from hamlet
10 mighty city Thanks to the enterprise and intel
rgencc OF is inhabitants. AN important city now
AT th,t period was sent here by the Government to
form n new army md to cndeavor - make heal
against the enemy. While the army remained, and
sm proud 10 say they rendered good service the nhab
auis took courage They returned to the sm0uderin,
ruins where cncc had stood their dwellings and com
Inonccd rebuilding While / remained. | had the
pleasure OF seeing their labors progress, OF behodins
their houses rise from the foundation 10 the GROWING
roof mad also the satisfaction OF having out yOilln
toers to assi them in their work from among the M
chancs who hnd enlisted in the ruins OF the arnyand
brave and noble soldiers they were. They aided the
inhabitants in their work, and contributed al in their
power 10 their relief These The rccocctOns which
mike this spot interesting aud render the present mo
ment OF the prouicst Of M life There are other
associations too more personal with which these seen
arc connected. do not FORGET That was IN this neigh
Lorhood forty years AMI four d1ys agO this day
that heard The report o; tie first cannon aud first
mu.kei that ever heard fred in war I we'll
moinbcr-novcr. indeed can | forgct-the valuable
assistance which The brave patriotic citizens Of THIS
sI.. o. fr in
occurring the victories which followed remember thc
asstoucc indeed received from The nahitsnt- Of the
en,rc frontier Who 70 Tie oi OF tie re-uuruooy
snd helped not o. lic la achieving zine yic,orc, which
thcncc.orih crowned our arms. | thank YOU thea
hcrriy my countyncn o: all parties Tor th- wccon'
mike 40 distinction. AID ,ru-t none il made on this
occa-Cn. between Whies and Democrats. have made,
and make sllu-ion. TO party topics. say to all
my cCuu,ymen whether al tins rthlf party whether
born uIon tho soil edopt"d by your own voluntary
act thank you Ton th greeting. and IN proud to call
Won a my cOuutrymon. le- and am proud too 70
claim your -reat Stp;c OF New-York my hone FOR
thirty ed YEAR lam happy 10 belong to the cn' and
glorou. Union of which hi the Empire State. lofp
proud aDd happy 20 allegiance to thar Union 70 Owe
devotion H., Constitution and 20 an ie ComprJm,cs
OF the Constitution. In r.- day o. property and sun
shine there e merit in boa-fing TIN, Ike YOU hnvc
been roudy nl time 10 lay down ny life, ia tn sup
por- Of tah Union mud Constitution But. may not
hope that M pat lire. u darker hour. hns prove my
sincerity .oIl sufficient guarantee tuHt por"hc o. your
devotion 10 the best interest. OF our common country
Ny riciC-. being declared from al party topics beng
received lot IN any instance ~ touch upon -uch SUD-
jeci- have Little more 10 ol, * ept nay horny
thans--ihe tlaul. @. an old fotieror Tie honor you
hove til, day done me The occurrence OF this dny
VIII De added my other LEASING lccolect.onso Of your
city, ruC cherished for ia, remainder Of my life rea y
extended 10 NE usual ran and which cannot last more
than J. to ~ yer, longer. Accent lhen. ny irenI
ry l,aty hank ccr the wura'h and inoer.y Of You.
welcome. ma may Col ble,. anu prosper youol
There We're loud and enthusiastic cheers
when the General finished this haprv aal.r,, aai 90
effect ID, quiz, Hr earnest manner Of delivery vas