American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
r From he Ne;s YORK Express.
PUBLIC RECEPTION OF MR.
FILLMORE in NEW YORK.
tremendous outpouring Of American
~ E'roemcn! Enthusiastic Welcome!
Interesting Incidents speeches of
the Ex-Prcsidcnt, otc.

interesting incidents speeches of
the Ax-Prcsident, otc.
y SCENES AT THE HOTEL on TUESDAY
MORNING.
Strangers have been pouring into
the city ever since Mr.. FILLNlORE's
arrival-trom the surrounding cities,
counties and States----to witness New
Works ovation to her honored son.
New Jersey is well represented, and G.
ven Massachusetts has sent US no in
considerable numbcs to testify to the
kindly feeling of the people there for
the candidate Of the PEOPLE. Penn
sylvania is i'll quite full force, most of
the delegation Of two hundred citizens,
appointed at the Philadelphia meetings,
to welcome the OK President, and invite
him 10 visit the City Of Brothcrly Love,
having arrived. Everything and al
most everybody in tho city wears q
holiday appearance--banners are fly
ing, and flags are waving from the En-
change, and all the publicplaces, while
even the water in the harbor adds it's
mite to the general .joy--the shipping
in the harbor all tcstifying the appro-
citation of those who man them of the
eX-Prcsidcnt, by a general display of
their bunting"
THE PHILADELPHIA DELEGATION.
About hundred gentlemen from
Philadelphia, delegates authorized to
invite Mr., Fillmore to visit Philadelphia
were received by him this morning, in
the pallors of the St. Nicholas Hotel.
where the Hon. Mr.. Moore, late
member Of Congress from that city,
thus addressed him: ......
SPEECH or HON. MR.. MOORE. ..aa
Mr.. Fillmore: In behalf of this COM
mittcc, from your many warm and ar
dent friends in Philadelphia, it is my
sincere pleasure to extend to YOU a
cordial welcome to your native soil, af-
ter q years absence in other lands, and
to extend to you as cordial an invita-
ton to visit Philadelphia, and thus af-
ford our citizens the opportunity of
personally assuring you, that this wei
N" 49, ~o'I''"' ia VIZ HISAC AO4 :
MAJ enumeration OF that word from my
lips, but that in the honest, cordial and
sincere emotions Of every true, patri-
otto heart in Pennsylvania, you arc
Mc'cO'hc, IhTicG welcome to your ma
1--WE iai'"' IL mas pech, SIR, with feel
hl93 o. i true n@tlohai PIIe that we
nave nouccI the 9utPourinS, express
,,V, ~. INV J"yco.'' T"io,i you
received ,irinr, yon, soio,,rn and 10 tTo =,
els in other laSis. and whom wo con-
meet fbnsc cvDrcssiona VIA tbo fon+
that Won IolI or orcnnv NO roI;t;coi
station. and that tbnrcF6ro tbrv r.nrn
eiyop to the ,ua, and mob to'hn ros;t;oY.
or power we conjd moi. rrnynsa +bn
fcelincs Of rational prido wh;ch' those
rcflections cnl,inlicd in ON, hrNnsfs
and We recognize Won tbcynforc noF Nc
a New Yorker notas q pcnnsvlv,nion
but rs lbc nroncrtv Of tho wboIo conn,
try. and i is not ~ pl;iadclnLisns
mcrc7v brt 40 kmorr;cars 80 o!t;aon,
oro coT,mon country 81 . oroat onJ
clorjous Union that we welcome Won
Romn and ycrtnrn r.. nvrrcss tho bono
that WOW Will visit PhiIodcInb;a and
fins oiTord onr citiyons an onportnn;tw
Of tenderino to Won q wclcomc rs hon.,
oct nc cordiol and Gin onrn 90 phiIa
dclnh;ons con and do feel Init which
in INV imncrfcct lononarr can md
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