The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT
The Tour 60 the West.
HIS RECEPTION AT CLEVELAND.

the reception given General scott ast uight on the
anAf shroes-d the ndDg welcome him to the Forest
Ony. The whole min'sry of both cities were out In
spsesan array The ar,iiisry company arsd salute
frum tne whole battery a,s arrival and the wekin
rang with long loud spd hearty the towering
form OF the noble old chetain emerging from
Inc csr from the mo nent he ~ss eested IN his ar
xinec until he reached his apart the American
xhs streets we're throrged Nth excited aud eethu
afc mass OF men and out after shout rent the Ar
Amer he Wa hi by The military and
eemmtees otcitizns be aPpa.d ON the balcony OF me
American ana rodrr.sed the imm~5se crowd In ms
plain uDaNecl M, brief peech lie thanked
the citix Of C.y,snd Sof the demonstrations OF res
pect shown HIM aud onir handsome ompme mt TO the
military for the received at their hands and on
their soldierlk' btsi,rg aod apo aiance
He distinctly svow-J - the multitude that he vas on
political mission ht he neither sought nor desired
popular manifest but wished 10 through the
state qs,st. and rspdy 20 d'-charcc duty pursuant
70 order from con-rrs 10 ccstc Western Miiissry
Asylum at blue Lick strirs- Ia X ntuoky
After he had Nitod's~n from The b-lcony trench
dous rush wss msd@ 10 gct shake OF his hand. The
American nit d IL tea moments The sturdy
Of tho Gem Of The SEA rushed in by the hundred and
hocked srouro bo fueir Ich broaue heard giving
him cordnl ara heartfelt welcome. The remnsut Of
his gallant cberuhn co boy in thss CITY, intro
6uced 10 him ". rec. .ed them with tue warmth and
affection ot falhn Immediately recognizing the faces
Il eeveral Of these ass who shared with hun
dsneas, fatigue anu glory Of hs great conpagn in Mex
tco.
During the evening be received hundreds Of our citi
gems, both civil sna miltnrs in the most cordial and
sdabe manner be Geu,rai appears To be In ne health
and spirits His towering torn. eagle eye snd Roman
counteDaDce mass him ma 5pg Beu
Prom the Cleveland Plntudeaier (dem) Sent 2ll
The political wire puer of the unver al Wing party at
Washington hudrg that he cords OF picture books and
piles ot other esctooecupe documents fanked by them
all over the hsd iaeu ti born Ia the hands of
the people thai likely be produced
in that wsy and -qnFny th-ir caodiate was likely
to be sver~belmipgls deta d-have thought best to
cba.e their tsctic ADD fotorn hope send the Cen
eral In 10 the Wet through Pennsyl cania and
Ohio, to kentucky tbe prctenoe Of examining the
Whereabouts Of l,caon Cor army asylum in the vi
entity Of Blue Lick Springs Whew TO hide the ruse,
General WOOL wss anuo iuced 10 accompany him But
n Il
business and leave Gen Scott Co 20 by Robin
Hoods Barn fauns hs feathers, and make his speeches
aCpe.
His arrival at Cleveland tscarsphed days In ad.
vance and every preparation made for grand reception.
The military were cut The light ArI in full uniform
and In full equipaee horscs men, and baggage wagons
gaiy sisond their brass Load
cd to the musze with their loudet thunder all betoen
ing 'teryble tune p" The old shook their heads,
the old said their prsyeis little children went
bed and young men and maidens sat signing by their
bouoor windows peep,pe through the lattice to
catch glimpse OF be sppro schpg cbef. The time was
p,ra or drnzsS o ~ Sa s,y ha a. nad essn
with regular shoT- The sky lowered and the clouds
looked angry The mud was deep and at last the hea-
veA were hung in black tor the had arrived
and the storm hsd brought on premature night. The
military. ecd the brow 6 the hill stood their
ground good disciplined soldiers always do whether at
with the elements the red coats But all but them
had 6ed and they left alone in their glory At last
locomotive pufrg through the darkness and
in It's train ping Caesar and his fortunes"
He hustled up the American, where loud shouts
and clean shirt w.ted him and IL or 0ndipr bis wsy
TO the balcony addressed his fellowct!2ens follows
GEN scorT's SPEECH
fELow-CiIzEss:-(A spesmodic roar from the crowd)
fellow citizens Of Cleveland and when say fellow ct-
GEMS L mean ali American citizens, both native and
adopted citizens (shouts Of barney !" "twenty-one
years OF naturalization top of that'D thank you
from my heart for your cordial welcome Fellow citi-
Sens-I regret that have brought storm upon you
you are In the midst of mud rain Shouts of who
csres-ve'vt mud and r.ia before ~ 1 thought of
1t vhile was COMING up from the in nice ooveeed
carriage pbie sou were in the mud ana rain thought
that 1, ought with you In the mud in
stead Of In tha ortable covered carriage sheltered
from ali the inc,emebces Of the weather L used to
exposure. have SHARED it in common with hundreds
ef my brave companions. soldiers Of the camp. many
Of whom Zee below and around me- And think
] ought not to he in vain covered carriage,
while Jon are in tho mud and rain. ('Barney TO
smooth over his own aristocracy TO the level of
true democracy" mingled with cheers and laughter
low c;izcns-I am mot political mission but on bust
pesk ed With my position. am not here to make
tie shouted fogispe Milesn Scott took the aud
wot OF on o tack 1 love that Irish brogue;
hase nesfu or on many nae.s nads anu ~.'n 70
meg sesin Fellow citizens OF Cleveland 1T has now
Lost my ct:xep.hip ~ think man can Be kmeri
can zen sbo not travel over tubs cnan Of inland
oceans al leaet In five During thai time your
beautiful city has greatly increased in all things and
doubled in population Fellow citizens. VIII not deaiu
yen farther; you covered with wet and mud and
doubtless desire 20 retire to your homes Again repeat
thank you al for your enthusiastic welcome
Since the delivery OF th. speech we have heard but
opinion If n.rits expressed Wei he ID
tor ebd can't ssy anything said whg. his enthusi.
ssm cooled to Sero Noono spote in its favor-a seemed
20 be disappointed That speech Il tie siost fresh
heard" said another whg. . /. will lose him
hurSrd votes here 10 this vcintyn i" oh thu. he had
only kept still fad another aud opened his lips
His bow would have II ali smooth "
Thmlow Wed spute tsuIy - said another, when he
said with thai strange infatuaticn which sometimes
Feizes With gazing ut the Whte House he l. suf
feiDe bis rn'-pow. hts tongue 20 dim the gorios
achieved by his sword I"
7HE ROUTE FROM CLEVELAND TO COLUMBUS.
From the Cleveland Herald, (whig sept ~
The general et Cleveland in the eleven oclo X train
tor Columbus and et Every stopping place on the route
hed the neaeure Il his country's glory his progress
q triunpLa march and the intensity Il interest
rnanfeted a every point 10 see and take by the hand
the hero hao led b countrymen to victory
and who is The prcse candidate FOR the highest
Office in their git reminded US OF the old Tippecanoe
times wsB the fee1en o. Ohio rallied with overwhelm
ing enthusiasm TO the support Of the vli2ed and good
nsrrbor and bore hm 10 triumph from hts humble North
equal claims and equal hold upon the affections Of the
people Of orr great STATE aud hs accidental visit among
Ccnc,es has saed for expressioue q reuard aud az
tacfuent from thcsc Of the who have been so for
tUnate 70 bin ON his flying trip such az might
well mske proud tn mieh lest monJch They have been
THE spontaneous tIing If free people TO Distinguish
I'd sefvicee and iusrous worth Invested OF all the cap
trsp OF politicians OF demagoguos. plain
hobest brave old soldier General scott met the Buck
ey oouutynen aud equals aud &c thef LOUD huzzas
respond again and again the sincere God bless you OF
. grateful heart.
At nsvsoDville General Scott shock hands from the
car with all no could approach him dGiiug the brief stop,
snd Wellington he heartily cheered as his tall,
vererable form appeared on the platform General ).
briefly thanked bir countIysu their kind greeting
and shoo snos with those VINO eagerly crowded around
him AT New London the peope greeted him with Ike
rrdslty and at Sherry be received With the roaring
OF ind the hhuuts of welcome from mass meet
ing multitude. The mot animating one.
1krse trains black with people met aud the platforms
hnd grounds around the great depot crowded with
neo mfn eDd children eli eager to catch glimpse OF
the Conquaor Of Mexico. The Gun Squad from Mans
eld and the Msn.nd Band evlled the notes Of gatu-
Istion 20 closely do the people press around tho old
veteran that il with Difficulty he could reach the din:
The and when he left the hall aud stood
upon the platform, yea Of FTetthed countenances
bcamed upon him from eli directions After the cheering
hsd subsidized Genersl SCOTT with great feeling eaid:-
NV CourIkiMts III am very grateful 70 you for TIT
enthusiastic Demonstration Of your regard and especial
do arIogae 20 myself the hatteTng belief tina
this large aseembsge H. compeed exclusively OF persons
Who agree with in political sentiment. You have
nnfas Nhirs democrats golfers.