The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

vstory But an nov tAs sabject q peace Irsss:.
peace 10 ev.n socoessful But the osy assssr .
peac after rho has com mecced y to beat shs
enc NV al soushly Thus am soldier Fellow citizens.
have bat . ew VOID oadd. an not travelling upoa
q party mission sm servant Of this republic snt OF
and Charity rrmi,ted something like $40 900 fron
Mexico as bssis Ct an asylum for worn out and
decsyed soldins l nsvs been west to ssssot .
route, without any con ryancc on part hnse dsas
me the honor meet spontaneously to say, Well doae,
not Icf.e respond and make suitable sckuo ~iedg-
ment tmmeuse apptsu 9 Ia this way. ~ every step
have muiiruaes Of my e. iow ctiyens patriotic and
brave been d. pused TO do honor and all classes
tive born and adopted citizens have show themselves
80 kind ara sm'sbe TO say pleasing and agreeable
things TO oio soldier again retura TO this vast
concourse Of czsD- and TO my brother eoidicrs Who
have turned out 70 greet mt, my hearty thanks God
bless and proper you all
Repeated eh er'ne- went up from the vast coscourse
and the Geneva retired Lotto tho hotel where he received
many call IL our citizens
biNNER--rnE PAINTING SPEECH, ETC.
After DIN pg hastily ut BHggs Hotel, Genersl Scott
proceeded 70 b. msp.ion % the Hon. .. Mstteson,
with whom be has long been acquainted Ho Remained at
Dir Ma'teons until Tho time for his departure At
2ocock General Scott took his place In the
Upon entering the crowd assembled In the depot
repeated and hearty cheers for hiu The General retGrs
ed thanks folowsFtllow citizen-I ouly return
you my sincere ibaDks for your warm aud courteous
cepoD The vents Of ibis day and Of my reception in
btautIul cry shall be cherished among che
most pleasing recooc ous Of my life Again gen,lemea
i bid you farewell God bless you all Good bye
s ~ ~, h IS, city eon ting of David ssS
A shearmsn Mr. Spencer. Mr.. Kellogg and others,
corted the old hero eastward,
ARRIVAL AT AIEANY-GREAT TURNOUT or THE
PEoPL9
ALBANY, OCT. 10, 1852
The train having General Scott board arrived at
twenty minutes past five O'Clock and was announced by
the firing of cannon
AT bali past five General Scott received committee Of
fifteen from Troy board the cars and gave his
70, declining their invitation He informed them that
he strictly professional and did not deem
himself at liberty to deyiats from the most direct route
Of travel his return
At twenty minutes to six o'clock he took his seat in
the carriage in waiting for him. and preceded only
companies OF military and followed by number of
ragcs, as well as dense crowd Of people the side
walks proceeded through the principal streets to the
Capitol On the entire route the people rent the cir
with shouts and cheers and his progress marked by
the enthusiasm of crowds Of citizens.
On the arrival of the procession at the Capitol Hon
John Spencer addressed General Scott in speech OF
about ten minutes remarkable for its ness
the multitude.
GENERAL scorr's SPEECH
The enthusiastic tumult produced By Mr. Spcncer's
speech having snbsided General Scorr forward and
made OF the best Speeches in every that
las fallen lom his tip. he left Washington Thongh
greatly fatgutd, he spoke about twenty minutes. aud
his ADDRESS received with almost cheers by
the vast multitude collected within the each OF his
voice The arrangements so bad that IL nearly
impossible Tor our reporter to get half tina. the Geocra
said What fellows is but meagrc and disconnected
sketch OF his eloquent and exceedingly
remarks When General scott forward the immense
crowd commenced cheering until three times three
were given order being restored he said he
looked upon This a. gfcnt-a very great event
in his long life. II honor which he
hoped he fully appreciated 1t gave him great pleasure
witt
TO iipd them here this evening deno4iuatous aud
paitie,--ho'h democrats and whigsfor whether they
were wing or democrats they his countrymen
he istd to the fact OF his beng permitted to nd
in the porch of the Capitol Ia which tho members Of
Legislature on two occasions had passed re-outons Of
honor TO h'm FOR his services to his country Oh cf
1hoF. occasions they had yO'ea him a tword-a sword
which be now had aud Shica he would transmit his
Io'tyi IS one OF the most valuable iegscies ne couli
leave them Ills gre oncc here he said reminded him 6s
soquAineuces whom he valued in years gots and
memory be rsveed lie referred 10 General solomon Van
Rensselaer,, Who he'd his blood with him in the bs-tle of
kiagaa General Stephen Van essoIeer the gres, u. D.
Iompkias chief Justice Spencer and Judge rhomcson
the latter dying the bench Of the United states
Supreme Court. 1t these who sait to
Inn some thirty odd years ago, when he passed
through this city Go young msn-striko
b's that will rebound 20 your country honor and
viii be ceed with the rigging OF bei and the rpg OF
guns" lie mad gone on anu In the heat of battle he
zen embeI.0 their words rneso had passed away.
Int BIO thanked God that oher whom he bsred
still living and whom he hsd tho pleasure this eaog
of meeting with here, and this judge John Wood
worth lie hen thanked his ftiepd Mr. acer for the
bos ow uoon him but be recognized in that gentleniaa
old aud IN innate freud who he'd endsarcd him
sell to him oDsly in former years discharge
OF tbs duties of his Office he had met hin
Secretary OF War while he General Scott Com
uanC or IN Chief VI the amy The recollection Of their
intercourse of the most agreeable kind. What had
ioon said 10 him that evening by such friend he Apply
u b, ar; bet at the e he would be cautious in
cepfibg than he considered due him lie
Ilaned of having been almost killed with kindness during
the past few weeks by his countIymen lie fagued
and asked TO be excused from making long address
however much 1t due TO their generous nature ia
thus welcoming him to their city. lie then went into
blcf review OF tie different battles in which had
taken part and xollcd the bravery Of tue Auerican
soldiers awarding tho highest credit 10 them aud the
Office re- associated with him lie closed by thanking the
citizens Of Albany for their hind their noble welcome
and bid them good night
The General then Ted auid perfect storm cheers
toto the Capitol wheIo he conducted into tho COVER
morris room. He most Hospitality received by Ills
ENcelercy Governor Hunt. After few moments. the
General accompanied by the Governor appeared in
Tie ball. shook hands with the Worth Qua d. and the
people cercray lie then took leave OF the people in
the capitol AMI with the Governor Mr. Spencer Colonel
Temple and Lers Ct the committee proceeded to the
quarters pa pared Tor him at Cor sress Tall
lie viii pass The sabbah in this city aud Monday
viii leave Ton West Point. il his family IL there, and ii
not. for New York
The General appears 70 he in perfect health active
and robust ale used much familiarity with the people
put en- smiling couitenancc. and had pleasant word
ior every one who spoke &c him.
Democratic Rejoicing in OHIO.
CLEVELAND 0c.. l6. 1852
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