The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Of Mesr. EngaA (xayer) HeOsy PrsAeaee = ~
City Oousol. hoa Seess Eassssy, o. sss!s W.
ArDstrong Gee OlRst~d N II. Swayse ksss NED H.
d. Csr,pstcu. Hyse ssd john 0Asace were -
lec,ed TO DO the boDor- Of ,hs oso.aos
lutte Mschod's Brass Rand aud thu chippewa 0lee
Club were their An iDmcsse Thong Of oitisess
filled the depot, and surroundsa tho buildings o. al
About Ave O'Clock the d,scharge Of oaanoo suncuaeeA
the approach the train thu iustr
and patriot As the euterrd The depot long loud,
and enthusiastic shout went up The band struck up
HIATT Coiumos > ana sm'd great excitement ssd
thusissm General scott dcsceDd.d from the
tered the csrisge prepared for his reoepoa Che ap
pearsDce of tn. ienersi the oastoe sgus for
anu hsr snihusis TIC shout OF ", leone.
procession fo msa, and th vast oopcourse took
up the line az march ,or TIE NeN House arriving tho
General oismouuted .cepo.d o the halcooy The
music ceased wheu ano her general and enthusiastic
shout OF welcs me sent up 20 heaven.
General Scott then sdde eed me sssenbled multitude
as follows:
fEILow CoukTRyMES IL cannot I'd words 70 OK press
the emotions Which feel on rece,vtsg such welcome
from the citizens ot the capital Ohio The oheers,
concentrations OF sush vat assenbac Of men as that
now before the heart the empire Sac of
the Wet might htly he bestowed th fst of the
nge can ca,u merit 10 ttic to suoh honcrs.
IL II true during long public feof than for W
years have taken part 10 many Of national
Importance aud IL woud lie sbe affects
ia assume thar rad rendered 70
my country winch might excite he appreciation Of my
countrymen From ny eaiir 20 lh durreg my nolc
life ~ has been ny tim-my ambition to serve my
country a. 10 merit its sppuba must recstvs tins
d,monstr elton nd'cAioR that In degree my
I
DO not Intend 20 peak 60 you poiiio topics In
the large assemhage before therr doubtless mauy
who differ frou in political ipenrs proud
TO receive their welcome | ~oud not occasion
like the present Introduce suheos which m ght BE-
pleasant To any Che object Of my journey not Of pc
tcai character IL re 10 the puoc service aud the
public charity 1t Is to Eei~ct sitc in Kentucky aud
near Cincinnati OF an Asylum for tue and in
firm soldiers. both of he Regular aud voiunecT force
Having other subject TO speak Of than thank you
for your great kindness cay from the depths OF my
heart that for all have Ia my iblic life for
hardship or suffering may have endured in the
OF my county am amply repaid IN the appreciation OF
my countTyneu Whatever Others may coute mpl ste
have my reward. Again my coubtrymcn hanS you
for such manifestation this tome geat and glorious
occasion. (lmmeDse cbe-fiog)
Alter bowling again he retired wis be introduced
TO the multitude ~no were orowdiug nd him,
10 grasp the hand OF the old who 70
years has pcred hi life in defence of his c0uutrys Dag
The evening sr'nt in the most free and friendly
socia intercourse with oiz All the stories about
his artocracy his pride. bis naughty BEARING for
ever scartrd to the Winds In this c,y Thousands
him for th. first time and there Is but expression
OF admiration at she unusually aud happy
in which he has discharged tho delicate duties imposed
on him by his position