The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
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General scotfs Tour through Ohio.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS ALONG THE ROUTE.
TIFPIN Ono Oct. @. 1852.


General Scott's Tour through Ohio.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS ALONG THE RoUTE.
TIFrIS, Ono, Oct. 0, 1852.
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General Scott left Springfield two O'clock accompa
MED by number of citizens from this place. At every
station the route demonstration made and thu
citizens of the surrounding country gathered to meet the
General.
ysuNG WHO.
At Hunts station, woman pressed forward, with
fat promising baby in her There General said
she "that childs is Winfield Scott AMI he's 90
ing to be whig too, in spite of his father aud If the
old man don't vote for you next month, I'll -n The
rest of the sentence not spoken BY expires
siye look
AsPEEciI-BucKEyE LADIES, ETC.
At Urbana some two thousand persons were gathered
and address delivered by John II Games, Esq TO
which General Scott replied aluding in terms Of deep
regret to the recent death of General Vance large
number oflades present, and vast number of
riages and other vehicles from the country.
A ABREAKDowN-GEsERAL SCOTT AcITATED-NoBoDy HURT.
At West Liberty, where the stopped for few
minutes only, there was good gathering. platform
which had been erected here for the convenience Of spec
ators broke down under the pressure the crowd doing
no damage, however to life limb. Gen Scott evinced
much concern at the accident, and quite agated
until he learned that no one was seriously injured.
At Bellefontane the county seat Of Logan county the
crowd immense and the OF the previous night
at Middletoun was re enacted. People surrounded the
cars and made the General get out and mount platform
erected for the occasion While General Scott was
the PLATFORM the accidentally against it. crush
ing the panks and causing fearful panic among those
who were on 1t. Every either jumped oil,
preparing to do with the exception OF the General
He alone, 1t was remarked, appeared unstartcd and
stood firm.
VETERAN soLpIER-ISrEREsrISc INTERVIEW.
At Belle Centre the cars were again stopped In the
ward, and cried" General fought at Lundys Lane,
under Capt Cummings God bless you! It does my
heart good to and hope to SOC you before long
mind that my friendn said Scott; "it is sufficient
pleasure to see you here" SWELL densraln rejoined
ns on
show him the way to the enemy This little incident
caused much excitement.
GREAT GATHERING OF LADIES - GENERAL SCOTT MADE
At Kempton a number of ladies were gathered on
stand and General Scott got out Of the cars to shake
hands with them when large crowd of persons immed
atey surrounded him and despite the ringing Of tho
bell and blowing OF the whistle they would not let him
return to the until ten minutes had been lost
GREAT ENTHUsIAM-A DIssENTER CAMP.
At Patterson in the midst of the most enthusiastic de-
monsrations, man commenced dancing on the top OF
pile Of lumber and shouting in stentoran voice. WELL
boys Ill be did If amt good man any one here
Hurrah for Pierce" He awoke no echo however, the
people seeming to be to introduce party test
In welcoming Scott Several flags here taken the
cars, and spread to the breeze
ILLUMINATION RAIN AT TiFFfS-ToRCHiiGiir PRocEs-
sIoN-sPEECH FROM THE GENERAL, Erc.
It now began to rain, and. before the reached
Tiftin smart shower descending Notwithstanding
this drawback however, there dense crowd at the
station and the streets were brilliantly illuminated and
full of people. large procession was formed at the
depot preceded by torch bearers. In the pro-
cesson handsomely decked car, filled with ladies'
who had turned out despite the rain.
On reaching Spawan House. General Scott spoke few
words from the balcony expressing his unwilingness to
keep them out in the rain the purpose Of addressing
them and adding that he would meet and speak to them
in the morniug
The house beautifully decorated, ana filled with
ladies' The town also crowded to overHowing, and
brdr at a premuii1
The General will leave at ten o'clock Tor Sardusky.