New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-06

md IA him welcome b the Inequalities the city
The Jsdse was much applandsd during the oeuVeIy
t1e difess which was spoken win much "stIlsA W
feeling In a'iusioE 20 the city he said
Founded ss Il WAS during the administration OF JAMS
Addison, besring his ntuo And dedicated 10 DIS ms'n
ory, here on this spot greet you, air. douo. az
tus tie me Dion of bs name and the "Reminiscences q
events OF bis edminIttraiion, AWAKEN Ia your
many thrilling emotions We vensrate the memo,y
hat virtuous spd iustrious statesman, ana "S -s
bui ieel hieh regard for the man ne oVeo sOe =,
eisted With mind 10 discern what vas Ia Ia, -,
ar a. human penetration could 90 H. sno 80 ,,1.
ton 20 bis country that called the beet ycr "a
ssr,ice, bis eye rested upon you, Hno ne ciy.o ~
al, not only high stations 10 me amy D"' r. 49,.
portart and respOriibe pacein bis csoinss' iu9
Of ysuT life provs THAI Mr. Madison Nss hoe III -
He shen dwelt eloqoeBty on the mins'y aHu ''''
vices Of General Scott -, -, H. Co..
Al toe conclusion Of Judge Ms Speech uen- sco'
replied az follows: ,, 1900. e
FeIlowci,izens of Madison, 1t Is proud moment oil
nv M N s,snd before 40 vast and so friendly an as
,emblsee "a tbe ore now see before mo IL 10 gati-
y,ps 10 listen 10 the eloquent address when has ust
been delivered on your bsaaI'o De .oe oossI Oh TINS
The bonors which fad so Interesting sre paid 10 ms
a, The the associate end companion Ia arms o. your
fathers, your brothers and your k'nsmeD. VITA taem,
In various bsr1fon Iht battefelcs snd under osner
critical crcumstances have ws stood si5e by Side
with n en- have braved dao GER IN more shapes than
ore and thus alone can account for tbs nonorS the
Overwhelming hoIors, which you 50 cneerluuy
bsstow upon ne sm aware that now have the
honor 10 stand upon the soi Of Indiana, one OF The
great Eorth.Western States which comphss - I'm
porssnt portion Of the Uoion-sne Of the Ssatss
most devoted TO the UaiOI-ihe happy CoiOn OF the
glorious Thirty one 10 indiana, In Illinois, In Ken
lucky, and other Moth Weitern Staes are combined
the most precious elements Of that Union. They are
Is msin props and supports, and wait6 they remain
true and faithful a. heretofore they have been,
that Union cannot f4i to be perpetusted-thst al0n
must endure. J afn aware that now sand IN Ehe
city named after the venerated Madison; and al
ihoush frat received my commission tom Toom
~ Jefferson, the PR decessor OF MADISON, yet my
frat services to my country were rendered under
the administration Of Madison one Of the wsest men
that ever governed free couDtFJ-one Of the aoiest
statesmen has ever fallen 10 my l0 10 know, person
ally or TO read Of In tho Dsses of history. saw that
lustrieus Ia tho most difficult cfisis o. hs event
ful life. saw him In tho carkes period OF the war OF
1872 when was called TO Washington, although then
cripple 10 organize body Of volunteers Az that pc.
nod bsdan opportunity OF observing well the course,
of his country aud during those days Of goom OF sui
ferpg and dismsy, beheid him firm, unsosken andre.
solved ] heard him breathe bet oDe deilre--l heard
him make but deter ration, b defend his country
TO the last The prospect acknowledgements was
buried, and shortly steward, | conferred With MIN
upon The dishearieIlng event he was the same col.
ected and determined man, with the same res0ute WIN
10 strike 10 the last for his country. Noby was no
backed by the Amer people from end 70 end OF tno
noD, and by none more noby than ~ the people OF
The Western Territory, for you were not then STATE
They locked 10 the raaks Of the North Western army
In the black swas1p and on miDy bloody bahehsld
the Western pie poured out ther numbers and their
blood in defense Of their country II 10 With no ordi
nary feelipgs then thst stand now upon the soil OF
that Western Territory and receive the greetings OF s
citizens.
My fellow.ctzc ns--I now on journey OF protes
sioDal business. / sin not come among you TO make
speeches, and did not know when l left the Ci.y OF
Washington that should al suy time or al any place
meet with more than th " forty Of my countynen at
one time old not then dream OF rece ging any OF those
honoIs which have been received by me DUNG my
progress through the valley of the Ohio These
honoTs have been grateful 20 me, for | know
that they have been rendered spontaneously alike
by all classes and ali denominations ] know that
am, at the present moment, addressing myself 70
Democrats ss well ms Wigs, and am proud that
II 10 so for desire - make distnecn between my
counGyRen. Ihsye sso heard several times so %
landed on Jour 'hOres the rich brogue Of the lsh and
the foreign accent Of the German citizen. They are
welcome 10 my ear for they renind Of msny we'll
fought and hard .won teld on which have been molly
supp by ths Of Germany and of Ireland add
never sba cease 10 be graetal 10 thai portion OF my
country for tho aid they have rendered U.s. the ma
Awe born citizens on tha fed Of battle Recsige then
my countrymen, the warm thanks of old soldler'a
heart for the welcome extended to him tbs day, and
Immense cheering followed the conclusion of the
Generals happy speech, and was evident thaSh had
touched the hearts Of ais hea ors uttered ~ was vita
much depth Of ceiling
The eitizeps then hocked to the hotel to speak fov
words and shske hands vith Scott; aud now guns are
firing and bands playing beneath the windows oil the
Madison House Number. are In from the country ana
Indiana 10 fairly aroused The town Ia pretty evenly
divided between the Democrats and Whigs but all ap
pear anxious to do honor 10 the guest, and party feel
Ing IL Entirely laid ABIDE.
General Scott takes boa. 10 the evening for Ciucn'
natl, at which place he arrives tomorrow morning.
Grand preparations for bis reception are being made
there, and deputsiiop reached Louisville this mora
Ing and are now returning with us TO Cincinnah.
Col Kelso q well known Democrat has just been
making Scott speech declaring bis intention 20 vote
for him for President. lie Is man of much nddenco
Eyehl o. Clock r. M-IIon. A. p. Willard, the Demo-
or lieutans IA &
dressing Democratic gathering 10 the Court House:
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, OcL 5, 1852.
Gen. Scott left Madison last evening at
1ls oclok, on the steamer LADY Franklin, Capt Tucker,
for Cincinnati
The citizens Of Madison conducted Scott to the boat
nlnge numbers, and tno embarkaton was made amidst
the bring OF cannon and music Much enthusiasm was
man tested all along the Indiana shore.
On board the boat he found Gov. Letcher, OF Ken
lucky, Lately from Mexico and the road TO Wash
iDgton and Hon. J. Gyver, late u Consul TO hsxi.
co, alse an rOE, for Washiusion. large number OF
citizens from Lousvile. and the deputsten from the
Cincinbaiii Committee, who vent to Louisville sfter
Cen Scott lefl, werO On board.
At several points along shore bonfres we're lighted,
Illuminating the Ohio for almost ,he entire distance to
Carrolton.
When the boat reached Carrol,on, Ky. dense fog
had descended, and found mprscc able to far
ther that neht The lights Of bondres aud torches
the shore at the landing alone prevented the bost
from running on the bank On reaching the wharf Il
vas found nearly 1000 people we're assembled. Gen.
Scou nAu leutu 10 real ana undrusSed, buS 80 IL I'd
we're The calls OF tho people that he awoke and
ont on deck In dressing gown 10 address few words
OF thanks TO the citizens Having been In his first slsep
the foe took very bad effect upon him aud rendered
him quite unwell DAY, so much TO prevent his
receiving welcome from and addressing the citizens
OF Cincinnati.
He laid over CSrrolton all night and left early this
morning A. soon as the fog lifled.
AZ Warsaw, Aurora, sod several other points at
which the boat tsuched very large numbers of citizens
assembled, eli of whom were moot enthusiastic 10 their
reception OF Scott
Toward The afternoon bic Illness grew more serious,
and was found at lsst mpruden let Gen. Scott 60
cps on deck 10 address the people assembled the
rhore Gov. etcher therefore sddreMed various gath
eripss on behalf Of Ihe General informing them Of his
sudden ilneis.
About I've miles from Cincinnati tie msil-boat Pike
was met with many Clncinns,lsns on board and the
boais going alongside OF each other they trans.
terred TO the Lady Franklin Shortly after another
boat loaded TO the waters edge with pssseugars and