New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
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Movements Of Gen. scott.


Gen. SCoTT left Springfield at O'Clock, ac-
companied by number of citizens from this place At
every station the route, denomination was made
and the citizens OF the surrounding country gathered 10
meet the General
At Hunts Station, a woman pressed forward
with fat promising baby in her arms "There, Gene
raj" ,sid she ." that chlds name il WINFIELD SCOTT,
and he's going to be Wing too in spite OF his father
and if the Old man don't vote for You next month Ill
The rest Of the sentence not spoken save by an
expressive look.
At l'rbana, some two thousand persons were
gathered. and an address was delivered by JOIN H.
GAMES. Esq 10 which General SCOrT replied, aludng,
in Of deep regret to the recent death OF General
VANCE A large number of ladies were present, and
vast number OF carriages and other vehicles from tine
country.
At West Liberty, where the cars stopped
for n 'cw moments only, there good gathering A
PLATFORM which had been erected here for the cOnven
fence Of the spectators broke down under the pressure
of tie crowd dong damage however, to hic or limb
Gen. SCOTT Cynced much concern ut the accidth ana
quite agated until he learned that no one was se
riCusly injured
At Belef0ntaine the county seat OF Logan
County, the crowd was immense, and the scene OF the
previous night at Middetown was reenaced. People
surrounded the end made the General get out ana
platform erected for the occasion. While Gen
SCOTT the platform, the cars accidentally ran
against IT, crushing the plaks, and causing fearful
panic among those who were On H. Every one either
Jumped of, preparing TO do so with the eXcep
ton Of the General. lie alone, 1t was remarked ap-
pcared uustartcd, and stood firm
At Belle Centre, the ears were again stopped,
in the midst of considerable crowd ono ola man
prcssrd forward and cried" General fought at Lun-
dy', Lane. under CAPT. CUMMINGS God bless you IL
does my heart GOOD YOU and hope 10 see you ne
fore long al tothcr placc'-meanng the White llouscl
"Ncycr mind that my friend said SCOTT; III Is SUI
fcient pleasure TO You here "NeH, General, re-
Joined the old soldier II YOU once Oh night tat
tried mems suul,-when you rode along Win CAPT.
MILLER. to show him the way to the enemy This 1T
lie incident caused much excitement
At KemDtOn, q number OF ladies were gain
cred on stand end General ScoTT got out OF the cars
10 shake hands with them, when large crowd oi per
sons Immediately surrounded him, and, despite me
ringing Of the caI.bel and blowing of the whistle they
would not let him return 10 the cars until near ten MIN
utCs had been lost.
Ar Patterson. in the midst of the most en-
thu,igs,ic demonstrations n man commenced dancing
on the ton of pile of lumber md shouting IN steh
torian voice. "We boys, I'll be ID II oini a. good
n man as any one here IlurrHh for Pierce lie awoAe
no echo however the people seeming 10 be adverse 10
introduce any party tcst in welcoming SCOTT several
flags were here taken ON the cars ana spread 10 the
breeze.
II now BEGAN 10 rain. and before the cars
reached Tfin a smart shower discerning. Not
with standing this drawback however there dense
crowd Mt the station and the streets were brilliantly lu
minated and full OF people. large procession was
formed al the depot preceded by numerous orch bear
ers In the procession handsomely decked car,
filled with ladies' who had turned out despite the ram
On reaching Spawan House General Scorr
smoke few words from the balcony, expressing ms un
willingness TO keep them out in the rain for the purpose
of addressing them and adding that he would meet and
speak TO them in the morning. The house was beau-
fully decorated and filled with ladies. The town was
also crowded 70 OVERLOOKING and beds were az preni-
UNI The General will leave at ten o'clock for SandusNy