The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07
EIGHT THOUSAND WEBSTER wHfGs IN THE FIELD
pIsrAlR OF THE SCOTT wnGGs, ETC.


THE GENERALS HEALTH IMrRoyIHG-His SPEECH
AT CINCINNATI, ETC.
CINCINNATI Oct @ 1852.
General seot health is better this morning although
he still CONTINUES unwe, from tho effects OF limestone
water has yet been decided whether be will 20 to
Coyirg the Kentucky side Of the river this
not. Ills movements will depend upon the state
CT his hcath.
The excitement here continues unabIted The BurDet
House is one continued of busie and confusion
Thousands pressing forward to obtain introduction
10 the General who nds IL utterly impo TO obtGin
necessary Tie Hon Ihom,s Ewirg Judge John
stnl With him. Among thoe who have cal cd and
obtained interviews with the General this morning
large numbers OF Lish of whom among the priso.
in the last With Great Britain whose lives were
saved through his inte1cession.
Judge JOHNSON delivered address OF welcome to Geo
Scott, and nade most eloquent pecch upon the
sion In the Of his remarks after dwelling upon
the military services Of Gen Scott he said BY your
hucuce, governing your count by tha Law OF love
ana country enemies by the law oifsar you nave
restedon terms Honorable your country savage
twowars with Gieat Britplu-snd what 81 M to
be preceted civil with South Csron, Besides all
this sir III peace and ia your atiachAeut your
fIi, nds, your nagu uanmi,y your en,nics your
Iasson to the afflicted, your kindness the sick aud
your broad and comprehensive views of civil ana
religious ery have ondeated you t. every true hearted
American citizen. Had these serSiccg been performed
for our mother country, they would have puscha ed
and posterity fom generation to gopcration In
this country they purchase boon less ostentato bat
mole grateful 10 patriot heartne gratitude OF your
country to yourself with assurances Of the same 10 your
poserity when they shall win IL gLanty. nnd deserve
ita we'll But 1t is no. sufficient tha. teach chill
GI,n 10 vcnerae your name, and our 10 emulate
your deeds should bcar Ourselves towards you sir
and Others who have fought the battles aud borne the
flag OF freedom With reference 10 its nlucnc IN ohr
countries the Anne rican revolution AMI that which fl
loved. baye set tho world agog tia subject OF humsn
freedom and human rights Ihe peopl, OF the United
"a arr III IO ihf m N
Whdom ot God has been committed the oraces Of 10.
publican freedom. There atone the great problem OF
mea capacity or sclfreye nnen has been marked o0t
the star spGng ca banner oatR aoi5 unique and alone
ensign of freedom an Of hopato all nations. Httnor
ward the patriot worsbppors Of liberty in every cline
turn their ws,ful eyes They cannot conempl th,
fog Of freedom without pstipg the heroes who
fought for l. They cannot contemplae the heroes of
re, without contemplating the light in which they
regarded y trose enjoy the blessings they have
won. They cannot survey the Whole without asking
themselves IL IL be true the nnons of kn1ly power
have often told them that republics Away ungrate
u They sal not look here TO day and this republic
Dir GnANt, on behalf of the Buckeye Club, also al.
drs Cd the general and Welcomed him to the hospitality
General scorr replied to both addresses, but very
lrey, his health beng inadequate to the task Of long
Fp ec After thanking the multitude for the warmth
the reception ho had received In Cincinnati he said
] en- glad TO meet you all You have come here to do
tlo honor to old soldier who has spent long life
n,hs service of lis country For this honor however little
deserved thank you II will he cherished among my
precious rccollcctions Fellow citizens, you could not
hear all of tie able address of Judge Johnson Pardon
the seeming cgotism OF alluding portion his
fpetch. Your spssker alluded to that critical hour in
history when lul had ingoriousy surrendered and
baoset clouds hung tfroatennsy in the horizon of
beloved country. IL then thst called around
men sbat could I've trusted and tod them that the
hour had come ios the decisive blowthat work must
bp done on that Canada frontier that would lift the
hoafis Of the American people iron tue goom OF recent
aud enable them bnd then chill iron to ring bells
10 ire cannon and build bondres Ia oraion OF
American victories, that ehod obscure the memory Of
ilulls surrender We fol- 10 woik and the thing sas
done (Chcetsl The battles of Chi Dpc Iundy
lane followed lie again thanked The people FOR their
friendly ftelings ana Withdrew
He will probably proceed TO morrow to Hamilton Day
ten ano Saudutfy. on his wny home.
The people the opposite shore very anxious that
he 6bouc the liver 20 Coyngton Newport
9gt delegations arc nov in town TO tender the invi-
tatiOn