New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

q eiosny IL fui' our former report giving toeS wa
stance only. While waiting for the procession q TIE
Broadway crossing in Albany. Committee from 1Soy
invited the General 10 visit thss city TIE General We
piled briefly, thanking the Committee earBc,ly fx
their invitation and the catering manner in wsek is
WIS preferred, and regre;,ing that il entirely ga
OF his power because beyond the lie OF his duty ~
cert il
"Geuilcrnen." said he IL am on ny return 10 lssst
tnSton from professional tour and am travci.Iy b.
The most direct and accustomed rouio 20 resch ~
lcu1ness end AZ various points Of nay tour had IN
suNnest Temptations 20 turn siie ana ysff ntAn>po
NJ Detroit, and other places which had either neyeg
visited q e shovd have be- g-eaily pleased 20
WI u tu'asiors Of citizens pressed me hard 70 ae-
- - n'ilations end placed steamboats, and other
az my disposal but felt that III accepted
snoen DO 50 81 the expense of my seltestccm, TOR
soMa lei' IN so dong from the simple AMI straight
Ioi"std me OF my duty in the execution Of the profes
siouei mission upon which | was semi T'aerr1orp
though N some instances | approached within tso a.
MT .uurs uaNa o. NO towns and cities which hd
such strong tornpstons held out 20 me % visit, st
fet Il my duty % turn neither TO the right hand no :.
the left but Ia purue the expeditions route 70 and
from my Gestinsii,n.
Per these reasons which you gentlemen. VIII re.
coguize the force Of and acknowledge be susci>k
cnes. you forgive me Tor declining your very
diel invitation. Ii would give grea, pleGsure 10
visit your beautiful city for should meet therein
very mSny old and valued friends; bat you see, &c
en, that am compelled 10 orego thsl pleasure. ana
ceclias year eefls invtsticn BIZ picascf 70 receive
most sincere thsnks for your kindness and attention"
The following Is the tul repors Of the speech In -
twor 10 Ef SygNoEH's address;
FKILowcrrrzExs OF ALBANY: This u the hsppsest
occasion in my long public lfe. This reception npsscs
me with gratitude snd is honor enough and rev y
enough for any man who has lived since the 0rcek
Father of hs Country. take to myself but smcd"s
Iorton-a moderate portion-of the very eioquens
praise lust delivered Ia your name and IN your oensh
by an ancient friend and associated with me IN toe
discharge of public dutee-he, as Secretary OF war
and l. AZ General in Chief of the Army This son
friend is also the brother OF friend who shed hs blooo
with me on the nights of Nagara--leheers then ny
my friend. this Is great moment IN my history Ims
glorious receptiou-ths glorious reception-which ina
coed people of Albany have given 10 me-the good pco
pie OF Albany without distinction OF pary-is ful OF
honor belong equally all the parties Of the country.
and own my cOuutrymen os every denomiation--i sus
part-l belong To the entire country WIN all whcther
Democrats or Wings you really my countrymen
Nv friend has made mn almsion TO my being Anew
Yorker have spent some parts OF my dsyshaa tae
wears in this State and the borders OF this state amt
Csnads--thc remainder in NewJersey This last has
been nv principal residence for thirty years can't
help but feel am increased pride when stand ON the
steps of this Capo0n the steps OF the Capitol OF this
mighty Empire State. | am proud OF the honor con-
ierred on me, and the obligations am under 70 inc
State of New-YoTk The enumeration of the occasions
would be laiguing and will advert 10 but one or two
1t in these halls consecrated TO liberty law and or
der-or without law and order, life and liberty wonia
be Of no account in these halls, at the close Oh
the war of 1872 that the Legislature occupying ths
Capitol, by vote believe unanimous or certainly by
very large minority gave the individual VINO now "a
dresses Won the honor of a vote Of thanks. and voted
him sword of honor that yet hold, and shall transmit
TO poterty the most valuable property they WIZ ever
receive iApplausel That sword OF honor yet hold
in oil its brightness and all It's beauty
Nv friends another remarkable incident remains to he
added Oncthirl Of century after the presentation OF
that sword Of honor Of beauty the Legislature oil
this Stue in this building both branches concurrine.
and believe by nearly or quite unanimous vote-!A
NoiceUnanimous both times passed another resolu-
ton complmentng me for the part bore ID the Mex
can War This the action oil the Legislature Oh tho
Empire State with over onethird OF century-hirty-
three and third years intervening between the uniting
in paving compliment to the individual whom you now
honor Renewed applause Ims greah rsmrs@ for
which am grateful snd shall die with expressions "a
gratitude my lsps TO my noble countrymcn Oh mo
State Of New.York. Continued applause ,,,.,...
Nv friends il late and have time 10 add but lnuo
more | am tired and greatly iatigued. | have been
nearly killed by the kndnesses OF my coanfrymen'
Cries Of Go on Albany, to me, brings the reconec
non Of many pleasing scenes and faces that are cher
ished | refnember-i remember the great DANIEL ~
ToMKrNs a patriot of the first order | remember ms
great services 10 his country during the border war
remember 10 have stood by him IN public matters Ia de
vising the means for the defense OF counry-snd
now, having filed the measure OF his glory, ne nas
psssed away remember other great patiiots-disun-
euished citizens OF that day. remember Chief Justice
SPENCER and Judge THOMPSON who died ON tho Su
preme bench of the United States Court. lreInember
Inc leading of those daybut the three individuals
l
best remembered 1t those men who stimulated me
10 action II WAS they who urged mo ON. They were
aware of the position OF affairs ON the frontier IL was
they who said young man, 60 forth-csrry our best
wishes and desires your success and achieve some
thing that viii add TO the future honor OF our country
went forth and endeayorcd to do well In the services oil
nv country Great applause
Gen ScorT then alluded 10 his recognition OF Judge
WoopwORTH whom he had seen this evening and VINO
still lived sample Of virtue and usefulness 10 TINS COM
muniiy Bur, Continued the General) In speaking oil
Loo. lf for
arms The late SOLOMON VAN cheersl--
10 whom slusion has been mede. Gen. SCOTT here al
uded in teIns of high compliment 10 the mhaty ser
vices OF the late SOLOMON VAN RENSSELAER,, ana also
m the services of the late SrEPHEN VAN RESsSrLsER,
the Paroon end said he took great pleasure In paying
this small tribute OF respect to their memory
I'm conclusion the General sald, have niue more I'd
ndd This reception and the recollectiOns winch mas
awakened are of the most pleasing character, and
shaIl take them with me TO the grave. Allow me %
thank you, gentlemen again and again ana ,~s,
hope that you may enjoy every blessing uooa hig"'-
good night, my friends.
Arrival of Gen. scott Enthusiastic Erecting.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, Gen. SCOTT
arrived in town from Albany by the Hudson River Kali
road private dispatch was received In the Cityin
The morning stating that the General would reach new
York bv o'clock NJ but the intelligence Of his cx-
pected arrival bad reached the up town WARDS or
been in any manner spread abroad or else we should
have Witnessed similar OF enthusastic excite
ent at the Thiyrstst Depot 10 that he encountered
upon reaching Chsmbers-st.
The General was accompanied from Albany ~ MS
Excellency the Governor and ID. Z. 81 JoHs Esq'
who left the cars Hudson first however, placing ho
old hero In the care Of trusty fnends-iion. a. L..
scHooLcRAFr and HOLLIS WHITE, Eco, These iatter
gentlemen TOOK charge Of the General until ne reached
West Point. IT which point they left, and Capt NC
nowrIr assumed the part Of ccerone for the remain
der Of the wey until the cars reached Ihryhrstst'
- ov. e;overuor HAMILTON FISH and Hon. CHAs
KING president of Columbia colege) entered the
c,rs and were warmly greeted by the General The
GERS then proceeded upon their way, and took up Del
eos,op OF The Unionists at Foureentisst who acted