New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
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p1oyrmert, OF Gcn. scott.
IEANg roE1, Thursdsy, Sept 30, Ia

arrived a. 3l O'Clock As the train reached FRANKFORT
euns fired. and other demonsrst 1ns OF rejoicing
we're evinced by the people a. the deo0t
40 coon as the stoppsd Hon James Harl4n ana
Committee Of citizens, entered the carriage and re'
cslved Gen Scot from the hands OF the Comcii,'es
which had accompanied bin from LeNinr' n lac
Scott Gusr1s. Of Geareetovn, and tbs H)velnOt'
Guards Of Frankfort vere on the ground and admirable
order observed
Tie line " az then formed and marched 10 the capitol
Generals Scott snd Woo, accOnpsDied bT t1e Com
miues. sscenoed the step when Hon James Harlan
spoke 40 follow:
act Of Congress imposing you tn7 Important duty
Of selecting site for asPlum for inrn ana diapi-d
soldiers you bs visited this stats "a sntc oauoa ot
the hc nor ard pleasure Of meeting their dsdnguiihsd
fellow citizens this vast Assembsge OF your AdIflnt
countryme have come forth With willing hearts u give
you and cordial reception In th-ir osnst aud
a. their honored organ teudar you sincere weicoin
TO their hospisIies We rejoice b see yl' for tdus
before ey you bring to minds the macy gori'
Gus events With which Jour history is identified To-
deed goa have been upon the active tteAei o. ne tor
yesr rendering valuable and patriotic services 70 your
county So lor the history of thu ast var vita
Great Britain and that OF the late var Tt1 Mexico
exists your names ell eve be rememoered VITO 2ride.
Kentucky has been called 1.-THE dark and bloody
around" Seventy years $50, on the very spot you
have lust visited at the Lower Blue Lcks, the esrly
settlers Of IBIS country were engaged ~ mo no'i san-
culinary bssile known 10 the httory Of Indian waTi4re
The bodies OF about lGl Of as brave men Is ever
shouldsred q rife were left dead on the field Fa:ai
as that day was 10 our people. the gu Tivor' perso
Row you behold prosperous country. which little
more than half century ago Tss Vas wilderness
The associations gentlemen, OF your pas lges, are
pleasing 10 US 40 kenucsaDs admdng, IS ge DO your
brilliant quslles, snd feeling just pride Ia Tha'ever
contributes the glory and greatness OF our common
country: ard our admiration ia conioed not alone %
the incidents OF your public career but eX'ends TO the
coiDmendsbe purity Of your course as cuzens 10 prl-
vste life. Cent? msn, psrmlt me 10 say there u one
feeling which pevsdes the breasts OF the people OF thi
Cor nc nweslth, and that H. the the Constitution and
a.. NnNtta
on the questions Of State and National policy; but,
Whenever the identity Of the n N Is threatened, either
By domestic trial ors or foreign oes party lines will De
eaced all will ready 10 rally around the dag OF
their common country and do battle 10 her H0a-
ortd ave by your visit and rejoicing g see you,
In the Of the citizens Of thi city and county aud
oil the persons here assembled tender yOu cordial
welcome 70 the Capital OF Kentucky
To which Gen Scott replied:
"FELLow CrrIzENs AND oY FAIR CoySTRYwoTEX:
Hspuy indetd am 70 End ysof your midst. lG Is
a proud moment Ia ry history Ia which stand upon
tie threshold Of ln capitol Of Kentucky, surrounded
By iuch vast sssemblage OF her intelligent aud patti
cite citizens and thus receive ,ae SPONTANEOUS greeting
extended through your eloquent organ, 10 whom
SIN proud 70 say recognize an ancient and valued
friend. Need say that all these esen.I oil WITH de-
Hight Need say ihst my Obligations 10 Kentucky are
great my DraDGes Of Kentucky ira Ight
with qualification Her State abounds with DssriOts and
heroes and preSmiuenty she stands among Der sister
States, from The time OF Dsnlel Booze through
the 6ras of Shelby and the glorious Scott mesn
Governor scott-t5e hero famed 10 the revolution.
arg war, down to my own tune, down 90 the days
when had the honor Of the Advantage OF sanding
81 e by side with Kentucky . valiant sons, opO0sed to
British regulars and to Mexican myrlsds Yes, Ken.
lucky 9 sous have ever do5e their whole duty. have
ever proved themselves equal 10 any emergency, and
csIabe OF contendiDs with sny troops IN tie world
IL has been my lot TO With them, among 9th.
eYs ard never will J fall to bear witness II their
valor and their dIiclplre. need not. no Fever, re-
fer to the deeds of your valiant sons 10 Xico-deeds
which familiar 20 you AL need not speak OF that
bloody feld, ON which many Of your relatives were
slain. need rot speak of Buena sta, for enc hore
who was actively engaged or thar ocossl N Tie ~il
tell sou of the zeal of keniuckans that occasion.
lie Will speak Of the heroes who fell on that glO-
ricus day Bat may cay with pride, that Il has bsen
my lot % serve upon other occasons with h9ntdsSy
valiant sops may refer, with swelling heart, to her
gallant Can pbel, by Whose side tOughf, and whose
eyes, alas sed With my own hands Ia death. But
why dwell upon those acenes II does NOT mood words
Of prove kentucky Is the drst S!sto Ia
the FIST State In peace sod always the hrss ia devotion
10 our glorious Union. That devotion pervsdss all
classes Of her citizens evident in her soldiers and
In her statesmen, and vas embodied In ali It's ieryor
and depth in the person oil hst most eninent OF her
sons-ihe great orator and statesman Who has so re-
eeoy taken bis departure from these scenes Of earth
ard left sadness in the hearts Of the sons OF Ken
tueky And he hes left blank 10 the c)uncils Of
the nation And who Ia there hsre that does not
love this glorious Ubion with AZ deep and lasting
an affection Not ono And ], too, am al humble
servant aud devo;ee Of that Union. !, too, would
stand firmly by her aide, whether threatened by do
rnesilc traitors foreign foes. have not, psrhaps
the power to cay that this diOn shall not be dissolved
while survive; but can say that It shall nor Ls over
thTewn and leave sursivor To the last hour oil
nv life will defend Il, alike from Northern AID South.
err iansticsm. say this SIS no idle boast have sad
1t In the hour Of darkness aud OF peril end. therefore,
may repeat Ii ~ these hours OF peace, Of en- Ynsn
ard prosperity But my friends, must conclude For
this reception thank you all, my counirymen; aud
by this term. permit me- % say, incude al cla'ses
democratic Wings, na,ivo.born sad adopted cul ms
for have doubt men OF al parties a'e here, WAC
have crme forward 10 eecoms two old soldiers TO
your midst Gen Wool IL moderate Democrat aud
am DO. bisoted infatuated Whis. ! may then ad.
dress you sll when return you thanks, as nov do,
sincerely and truly for your kindness. Thank my
fellow citizens thanks to ono and all
Loud cheers were given &c the General concluded,
and Gen. Wool was then called forth, and made ieE
very bappy remarkiin response.
Gen Scott then proceeded 10 the'cemetey preceded
BY the mi sry, aud followed by humorous CITIZENS
The cemetery 10 a mos, beautiful spot Alter driving
round the great Kentucky monument and viewing me
graves where Daniel Boone and wife rest side ~ SIDE,
Gen Scott returned being much fAtgued.
Gene raj Wool taken in charge By large body Oh
| Democrats, who retain him IS their guest
Gen Lawson proceeded on with bis personal riencs
! 10 Louisville.
Cannon, continue firing, ard great enthusiasm is az
| hibitsr 10 the streets.
| Wing meeting "a 10 be held tails evening In the
Csptel at which Governor M-tcats aud others speak
Democratic mee,ng is slso 10 be held, pTssldoioyeF
| by Gov. Powell.
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ster night OF excitement danciug serenstins BON
TRES and other species Of Amusement being resosedto
| by the multitude.
Two political meetings were held In the course Of the
evenipg-the Democrats 81 the Court III use az d tae
WI igs at the Capitol. Tbs latter vas ths most nu ner
ousy attended, many Wings being In town 10 receive
| Gen Scott Tbs Democrats. howsver had very re-
spectacle number and Gen. Wool st,ended ther meet
Ing for shortlime pleading fatigue when no retired.
Durips the entire mig citizens g4ihered sther
In houses or persmhusted the streets, singing patriotic
songs and General Scott was ssrena3ed sssr retrns to
| rest
At FIRST, considerable opposition took plsce In tbs
streets between the spoaters for Scott and Pierce bu!
the friendly strife ended In tbs triumph of the WINGS
| who improved tae victory y shouting themselves
| honse.
On the progress OF the cara between Frankfort and
this city. at the stations OF Emnence ard Lagrange
arte numbers Of cz ens issemblsd and brief speeches