Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
ANOTHER MEMBER IN MOTION.

l(eess members of his Cabinet into sort "t 3pasn"'
die, artificial motion. While Stuart sends forth dis
,nol sound from his sepuicre, tho Secretary OF the
Navy ia running about the country gathering up the
dry bones and applying patent he!lc"G to irhagnH'
~ SPARKS Of eli nation AIR. Kennedy is very prln
person and writer of repute but he is neither an
O sen nor Cuvier; and he cannot construct com
pe,e organization out of knee.cHp or an old TOOTH
MIR. BUCHANAN AND THE NEW YORK Az
THORITIES.
Mr.. Buchanan received large number OF the citl.
zens of New York at tie City Hall Thursday, and
Nayo- Wood presented him with the resolutions
unanimously adopted By the City Council, rendering
him the Inequalities of the city. The Mayor IN his
address said:
nrhou hculieing to another State, and personally
identified with another community the interests oil Inc
whole Union have been well taken care d; i'll your
bcuds and in receiving yuu ~ we now do, We but
reflect the universal public sentiment. Sir, New
York SO dependent upon the talents, prudence a'!d
patriotism ut the statesmen "i he haso'l, rhn never
be unmndful o. Indifferent to the return that is due
tn thosr who distinguish themselves. Our great rOlr
nercial interests, completely associated "lih al!
other industrial pursuits, and 40 intimately connected
with the general prosperity. appreciate an! Hcknow-
l-dre the obligations Icy are Under to those who,
IKE yOulhcH, '>''"J' ''NO' 'r ''''
support.
Mr.. buchanan, in response, said he accepted the
resolutions with deep gratitude. and linen naled
"Iu foreign lands have ever felt proud OF New
York; it is universally known Throughout! the world
The character of It's citizens, the energy and ene!-
nrise of lis merchants the bencvulcncc displayed III
its public institutions al combine TO give CT arac-
ter in every country and in every place the globe,
cviIized and savage. My heart swced with hones,
nrid. Yesterday, IA | asccnded your beautiful bay
and cxu,.rd in the opportunity afforded ne OF pre-
sentIpe its Beauties and thousand vczEe 10 stran-
rers on board the noble Arag6. rejected upon what
has given New i"r!: is proud pre-elnn nence-the
blessed Union cf these States. Without that UEiGn,
what vo.ld bcrnrnn of its gr"atnes. These were
nv thoughts aud such reflections naturally forced
themselves upon my mind ut such time but
am one of those who never apprrhendrd danger
to the Union. Applause. Never, i'll iIs darks.:
DAYS | never feared for its integrity, or that tie
peoule would prove untrue 20 Themselves aud 10 their
country by severing the borGs Thi0h held them to-
eether in one commoa nationality. Applause. i
All mankind ere Interested in the success nl our glo.
rio;s apartment. 1t is the hope OF the world aud
,s prosperity upon the prcservation of the C"nsttH.
tinn Of all the spots on earth the city ui N&W iurk
ia mort Interested IN its continuance" :CEeera.
Mr. B. further remarked ,ss. he deemed it prudent
not 10 say anything, Cs a;s diplomatic mission, except
to return hi a.lcere thanks for the htterns appre-
cis;:un o his services.
Alter this Interchange Of pleasant speeches. !he
troops of friends who presented he,ns-ives were Sc
yerally introduced 10 Mr.. BuchalH;n. subsequently,
liz returned 10 his hotel, aud afterwards digl 1T the
res;tcuce uf Mayur Wuu,.