New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

Having arrived a; ths h.ts they Sc w. load sa,.r.
bTsvos, &c which brcusA: ont Mr. Souls
one Of the prominent persons in the procession TIA,
came under tbs balcony, ard spoke as follows
ss Or The eve Of your departure. We have the hoo,
l. .ppt Def YOU in behalf II lzre nu Der OF A.;
citizens and Cuban eAie 20 oonvv you the srs,
SION q their sympshies aud their f-@isg> AZ SO
estA 10 regard 10 you Words would be bat sqtsS,
Il IL, voice OF our souls hut IN the looks 81 eyayv -
this crowd VOC msy rsa5 the vivid expression ~ 49,.
Zee ires which our lips too weak % give u,'e-,n,
high nlission-the ms, important raiui sness
all those given in trust oy the present Atnnisa,ou%
leads ven to pair there % represent re ghs AMI ins
ess oi this Crest Republic - which you an n.,,,
arc beloved son. Aud those rights and those iaerss,a -
are sure sir will be firmly and vorthy Supported by ,o
never showing even the least SHADOW 10 eclipse the bri
hsncy Ct The American gAAxy
Fefven prayers 10 heaven rise from the bottom 0! On,
hearts fer your happy yoySse across the ocean An3 r
success at every step Of youF nsEly cfsnug career
Amidst the sssiduous and turmoil whi n sn prs.,
upcn you in the Performance your high dates member
SIR ikst YOU leave behind, in your oxn coan,ry-
for this il your hnt native 8nd-counsss warm frsnd.
who look upon your success and glory IS blessDsso
themselves
through the wilderness Of the seas sud would to HIN
that on your returning home, Ssr shining in tin
sky of Yong Ame'tcG may she'd It's caHang rays upOa
your noble brow.
To which Mr. Soult replied in few brsf ard A2prop,k
ate remarks of which the following is a sketch
sYEEoH or SIR sorLE.
With uufeiened pride AMI eradication should rseeiys
thus unexpected kindness from you but aware what
act in nv career has nerited courtesy such a this ocs
A comparaiive stranger amorg you Bu, although
preseut this token msy De unmeriied hope that M
couse in the future shall be such - ren Ter wOshy
Of your appreciation in the meantime aoS the TO taas
Won NV sincere thanks for this dtogush mark Of yas
consideration
Whatever n,sy have dlre heretofore assure you
l.,sft a n he Annl1 n.al
He then referred to the principles Of the nOnprOses
We rartv and said he could not bring himself to thak int
, country would remain she II, che must spread her
institutions were progressive and they we're the bescous
Of hone t. many who now anguish ben-sh oppression
But while regulating uonprgression he was ever Ia dy
and anxious to profit by the lie sons oi the yAst AP
plau,e
You have alluded to the high mission with which have
been entrusted be assured that so far as lays In my power
II shall be performed in such sway to bring no deredh
ON America Applause There is something perhaps
in the opnions of him who nov holds the office OF CHIEF
ofb Rerubc that gives hope to those who are now SUD
,in0 from wrong and tyranny and assurance thai the
,gbts Of this great nation will never DO ramped On with
npunity Loud applause
/, would not become placed 10 the peculiar 'aaa0n
that now occupy be other than discreet 10 sesAngon
tbs subject But be assured that under whatever cream
stances nav be placed the rights OF the great American
nation II VIII ever De my 01-g anu ''"N@ W Nf''-'
tber sentiments to freely and boldly express
He then alluded to the condition OF political ana" 10
Furpe and said that this country had power that would
L one dsv felt all over the world Perhaps even nov the
ora, onstc elements Of the Old World wanted but
hsper from tie New to decide the question OF peace or
war. Applause -.,,....,.-, -
Ti. demonstration with which have this evening been
bouored IS guarantee that wherever there noole sen
tiueu there will be the American people to ara IN rs ef
n,e,siop | cannot cay what may be the result Of my
mission TO spain but confident that DO ACT OF niue
shall ey.rca the bush Of shame TO my bros ON my r.
turp | cannot forget the circumstances which oroago
n an e1ile TO your shores and made me your ieoscG
zen. Wherever suffering, ard wrong and injustice a.
there will | lit up my voice against II mas
shall tie voice Of an American citizen be hsNa Ia
aid If the oppressed Loud applause For tag
hind and pleasing ASSURANCE that you are Wiling
10 tiust me with your interests and the advocacy o.
vour principles return you ny sincere ana un''gnsa
hanks had not expected Ibis demonstration IRON you
Therefore was not rep.r 70 give you any adela@s
return erefor Pardon me- At tahe leave OF you
and IL, highest ambition has becl and ever Shan be- 70
nromo,e the interests of ths great American feopss
Loud and prolonged cheering
Anertbs speech Mr. Soule bowed his adieu 70 the IS
.spblage and retired from the balcony when he WAS
warmly greeted by large number of friends VINO seemed
biobly gratif,d with the sentiments which he hh ei
messed The band performed number Of national ana
rattiotc airs after which the procession retired Ss's
r tiousaYd people were present in front Of the hotel ana
the Whole affair passed o with the grestest enthusiasm