The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
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Continual roar
The hosss used BY General Pierce in this procession was
sPssndsd amin al from Gen. WEIGHS Hippedroms
Ia streets through wsirh the President passed were
~ cneers were given hssdhsrcniefs were waved,
sses rooe to tie rgot Of MAJOR General Patterson and
psssossd very modest appearance He vas drssssd in
oanex fock cost and be frequently took Of his hat.
and bowed h,s Acknowledgements A large number OF
perssos participated in the pro and the demon
weather pleasant the day thousands of
individuals abroad men, aud childrtn
eaSssy eszpg at the exciting .cene
Iho roct scion about thirty minutes in passing
given point The democratic head quarters, newspaper
oNices, &C. en- the route displayed American hags oe
sdes variety OF banners used IN the last Presidential
cAmpaign-
The Pre- dent received the outside OF the Hall
OF With peal after peal of cheers which hs
arrived At the hall AZ about twenty minutes to six
O'Clock.
THE DINNER AT PHILADELPHIA.
The dinner rendered the Pre-ideat Dy the authorities
Of the CITY, ~h,cn concluded festivities Of the
day passed of IN zoe most agreeable manner IL was
given In the large dining room OF the Mercna Hotel
which was rasE.fniv Gee lied for tue occasion.
After the co'h had been removed, his Honor the
Mayor introduced the disucpuisned guest and heartily
proposed the health OF The President Uotsd states
The toast was drunk standing and amid the deafsning
cheers Of those pre- ent
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Mr.. Mayor ana Fellow c,tizsns-As have have more
than once had occasion say 70 day feel that you
have over borne M bs our kpdness and wish 20 saw
that which o. got not - omJ-to you. Me Mayor, and
all who differ win ooh tcAiythar II in the changes
and chances u lie my party shall bs placed different
thing that Gu ars Sopg nos 10 give the same hearty
welcome (Cbe.rs
oshow Why and should rot bo the best Of friends.
{Cbeers For CO, AXE friend General Cad
walAder He Is shig bat when his country waoted
his servi:es, though suirauLdrd by ample aud
wealth and al roe comforts and luxuriss of ife he
marched to the field and noby fought his countrys bat
ties Is he not p.tIio'Y (Cries Of and CHEERS
Look. too, aDothar friend Gen Pat ersou)
Did he not abandon his private interests asd aleode
OF home and ch the field Of batte (Cries
Of aye and cheers r-joce, theo II having such
men near me. my right and hs otnes my lsfs,
and You. sir (Aodr s.sirg rbe Ma,or) to boot Such
meetings merge party, and remind all that
Americans.
The trsidert Fat down amid enthusiastic cheers.
The Presidents Cabinet next ed snd three
cheers for was nropo ed by Hon James Buchanan and
heartily responded 70
Hon JErvFsoN DAVIS said that on the part of those
members OF the CO sret ne return taer
sincere thanks fer the rendered They
OF reflected gh YET tne thought that they were ent
tied nsioer stoL If hose present they
were MEMBERS Of the 2 oinet 1t rather because
they were American cirzena and brought within the
circle Ct Pen lvaba hsprsy that Compliments had
been bestowed on them (applanse Pepnssvania hos
ptaiity b. hnnied hereafter, il had been
heretofore by the prosress of ths Old wagon aud
CsDesoogA bore by the yet rapd Of he
coach ner by the We more "a bio march II the railroad
No! PENNEY sas tied b, ignta,ns 70 ese portion
Of the United states and with her coal and she
about to establish Derca relations with the slope OF
Asa which Involves China and Persia. tremendous
cheering which p'svaIed Tor many mioutes They
knew ct ~ belonged The strict tion school,
which never turned the right to the left to
any purpose OF exped ~ncy-
The PRESIDENT interpostd that he knew he would not
Mr. DAVIS (rssunins )-wthin thu limits Of the States
alone, but liz honorsd csief himseH (Appause) Bat
whom they TO their the slope
tsatos Upon N. psgse q history ns,hins i. marked
more steadily than mat ruoDi"H back to the remotest
antiquity msuDtins Of divided nations that as the
Light shade fell upon the Tide the other.
wOuts the character en- be modlhed aud government
changed. But had It DOT been the progress Of mind
in its ict with that the United States had ad
vanced. bac gained d,fiopa force, and had they not
reached the period hen they could triumph this
natural obstshs sbsn they could skip the mountains,
tunnel ,hem pass them ny any known t. civil
engneerii birdiog men cge her, so that the fuctua
tions Of lite shAud oecnma 10 them nsthnx Great
applique BE had said that he a strc. eonstruc
toDst but a. bad also cktd The IDEA that the const
tuition hao construction within the limits Of the
He bad always mocke, the idea thar This government
could build u read OUTSIDE of the United States,
and could OF build oUe within it. Great ap
plause.) There Eas aDetber question: which in
volved the question Of the integrity Of the Pacific
quek ~, to hch he kpa< the heart OF pennsvvauia
would respondin the question of protection xhich
in her strength she had s~sys SHOWN he self wiling 70
throw The seak II the Pacific possessions sh uld
be threatened BY hostile feet the government would
have navy there To Tor tbe protection and
if that hostile feet belonged 20 England
or FraI would tsks al navy of the Uni,ed
leep road skcn WOULD either Of the 18th
muses. of this nt'beut And while the navy of the
United States was thus smbls ed Mat would De
than for such maratme either OF those to
strike At thos- aud r-nd then from these
tstes to the exeDtf he gold regions which lay be-
bird the then, purely military question, it
ad become to haze inter comm unicaoa
that tie ments munitions Of and could
besthsov the Pacific for is defence the application
Of the OF the to 'n Gaze would be
with the strict limits OF the constitution Enthu->ste
eppauS But If it could be shosn and he always ned
his pion pen correction from any quarter that
these nAsne zee not required ~ers not necessary,
then be would say show the Other neans which
would answer as substitute and as ; strict
si.iou tApplause) Under every inseoious construc-
ton whco bad been placed he various pnser. Of
the government uIder every ran6caion ~ich ing-nni-
ty had -ted to suOplY thai deficiency of
DuDicaton n vain had 1t been atramoed ~ be saosn
him how the nh.sry power Of TIN. government, which
consists IN tbs siper and str0ug hearts Of its otzsDs
oouk be used the slope Of the Pacific unless ther
was ra:'rcsd to transmit it (Applau.e If, then. 1t
he would say thai the rest followed q consequence
the SMOKE of Pennsy bVapia coal night be the
desert waste beneath tbs cloud css sed mountains and
Penney vaSia iron with the very stamp of Der oun
dries upcp il might te ping il long surpen
tine track 10 the slopes OF the Pac fc (Applause) 1t
was alone Ter with these great
that perDsyvsnas npernl resources were to be united
She Is the eat agricultural STATE of the Union. Her
n,anufscturss with their concentrated power yielding
political influence have attracted attention greater than
that which belonged 10 her agricultural interest yet her
agricultural was many tunes more important than her
terest which exceeded both her moeTa and uianufac
turing interests AID there something which
ed to him ought 10 be peculiarly proud TO the heart Of
PENN yivsDia when she looked back to the land
from vhencs her people sprlng and upon her #n
brond bosom those which could feed them Ia the
year Of famine. and she MI hit oay welcome them
with open Por tails to land or refuge but of support
(Applause He felt that the occasion not oo- to
into those br ud themes OF discussion He had
treapassso toe much already
(Cres Of Go on Go IN y
Mr. DAVIS (resuupg J. He rose to cal out his veuera
bic friend lopg The representative Of Pennsylvania,
and whose rame un oidden whes her
mertios ed. Immepse spplsue)
He gave the health of Hon James Buchanan The May
o. (wbo presided ths bapque proposed the health of
Hon james Buchanan, which was received with six
cheers
Mr.. BUCHANAN responded He did not intend to makea
speech, bu after had been called out in such by
his honorable freud from Mississippi 1t would DO dscOur
teouf 10 him and 70 IN. Mayor something He
admitted tost Col. Davis coostructionist
He bad Known but could excel nis
r. Mi.aiss phi 10 thar That az