New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
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Movements of Gen. scott.

SANDCSkY ". ShtuTuhy, Oct. =, lSOS.
Before the General left Tiifin thiS morning,
delegate. commenced arriving from the surrounding
towns end detained the cars for more than two hours
beyond the appointed time
Gen. SCoTT addressed the people in COM
plmen.ry speech doing no more however than thank
ing them for their reception. In the OF hs
speeoh he said: MY Frends-l am much exhausted
am greatly fsiiued BY the kndness of my frend AMI
thank God for the Institution OF the sabbath Tomos-
row will be 10 me indeed day OF rest
The various delegations formed a magnificent
show end the enthusiasm eyinced by the people OF n
eca County csnnOt b. expressed in words The gather
ing appeared to be entirely free from political bias and
mefube Of all pa ties Cipa I'd in the proceeding.
Seneca c, UNITY l. Demo cratic by "a. &c minority
The delegation from Rome formed line OF
carriages and wage halt mile in length Delegations
were slso present from Wcmore Oregon, Wyandotte,
snd Sycamore Thousands came pouring into town.
In one procession large car bearing the lnscrp-
ton Scott Boys OF Sycamore" followed by another
filed with young ladies, carrying banner, on which was
inscribed scott Girls OF Sycamore. Republic sent
splendid delegation consisting Of some hundred yehices
headed Nv party ladies and gentlemen horseback
al dressed slk-the ladies I'll wearing hCssuth Hats
End feathers blue -lk trims and lRdn rubber Jackets
The entire line Of procession took than two hours
in pa,sng the railroad where they were received
by Gen ScoTT. The road 10 Sandusky was but rope
ton OF the OF yesterday and rcughout the
tire lire il entire blaze OF cnthusasIn
The train stopped at Republic, where large
number Of people were assembled
Gen. ScoTT, in addressing them, said: q" He
bad seen delegation from their place al Tiin, among
whom some young ladies, whose ohhrlns were
likely be destructive to the hearts OF young
men ihnn armed troops could be 10 the enemy
An old soldier who had fought at the battle
Of Pittsburgh had come thirty miles TO see his old
commander.
At Lodi was an old soldier who had fought
in Col HLooMs regiment ~ Queenstown Hight, and
who much eo;ed on meeting Gen scorr.
At Bellevue the train stopped, and there was
4 dom, typr
bands played Here also were three cd soldiers Of the
war of lsl2 One o: them ssNed General Scorr II he
knew him, General SCOTT replied no al nrsi, out
hacking az him aftenfycy, uddenly exclaimed, y 10
Your IA md j. Baker; you brought me dispatch y koca
Island which informed fine pture OF BecA HAWK
And and ire excitement a me pa son "lfi
n found <corr knew HIM unbo unded II carried
,he dpatch from GaleDs wenidJwn the ryer IN canoe
with Fr,.nctmen and then landed n swamp and pro
ceeied on foot He swan the river and delivered ne
di.steh in safety Short odd Iesses were delivered ny
General Sco1r. snd f. Cock Of Ssndusky, who came
down from THIN 10 meet the General
When shout mile from Sandusky, the train
suddenly stopped On account OF sgnn on the road.
On descending from the cars md processing down the
line was found that freight tram was thrown on me
track and the rSils torn up for some distance Inc
heavy cars upset IN the dtcn and buried some ~
lance in the earth The horror Of the passengers was
',resf We learn thst msn who hsd been ndns on the
The cfrs lsy crushed snd buried beneath this huge
rsss Every effort made 10 move the mass Dat ~
vain Il Lezfn rain SITTER this delay tram LON
Ssldusky took tfe passengers "a inst cry
Attic depot, large number OF persons were
,berod de.pi,e.,he rain which pOur-d in torrents.
Gen Scorr was met tie depot by the City Guards
and wss addressed by Hon. T. Cook who, IN the course
OF his remarks said
Living - we DO in the midst % the great Nortn Wes
si.grsceully surrendered by Hell, gorioasy reclaimed
by your heroic valOr on The bloody frontier OF Niagara
we .houd be the lat orgt the debt We owe You ana
the s,, 10 refuse hquidsfion The whole ysst Fion
s,r LIE Ontario 10 81 Lou- lay nsksi detanseiesr
I'D exposed 10 the uncurbed ferocy and Vengeence o.
he saw re fee Danger encircsd snt death hrked N
verv psrh Psuic had seze ihe nation and tle "noie
nd BY under cloud Az this tryin. crisis % oar eoun
nv so ful of respons ibify and peril who shall eso'e
-, csrse and ssht her bsities and seld her hleetg
,ieh;sl Who shsll rein her conquered trophies re
psir her trsmpled honor end re-torS her capture tt
ic,rs U.fr,- h. tch NJ sir; and -hf has afd4l -
I,,,..a ssi ~ ilCa Cal. .l.rl..s D ~ se. D.
..e so.iDr. p-ga A.ieI dwelling % me i,lry soc.