Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-20
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Of the Celebration Of the opening Of the
Central American Railroad. The Golum
bus {Ohio) tStates9na0 Of the oh inst. gives
the details Of the proceedings at aI4Fie..a.
On the day previous 1here Was hrge
,oncourse Of citizens and strangers psssent.
On the arfiral Of ito tain ron pagkors-
burg, having on board Gen, Gass the See
retary Of State, the French Embassy, the
Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore, tho
officers of the Baltimore ard 0ido Raiiroad,
and some five hundred invited guests, Gov.
Chase delivered a speech Of welcome, Of
considerable length and characterized by eN-
cellent taste, and aatfamM and patriotic
spirit
To the address of welcome Gen. cass re-
piled as follows:
have listened with deep interest to the
address by your Excellency, in your rocep-
ton Of the strangers who have just landed
en the North Bank Of the Ohio.
OF all persons on earth, none more thaa
myself can appreciate these passing scenes.
Within few feet eff where | now stand,
/ landed more than half century ago.
poor, young adyenturer, seeking in this
land of promise to commence my first en-
terprise in life-this TO me was the land
Of promise Of my first trial-of my first sac
riGce here commenced ny career in life
nay hopes ny fears.
Your Excellency may judge then, that
5hcre could be nothing more strauge than
HE Ohio Of the past and the Ohio Of to-day
The circumstance under which / low iiud
myself awaken sensations Of more thar an
ordinary character. Here was my fest school
i left this spot sei.olar-I Gene back
now teacher | went cut to fight the great
battle Of life, return with it fought The
result is glorious illustration Of the popular
character OF our institutions. The poor boy
has represented the people III The high places
of the land, and as \ representative Of the
nation has been her Minister before Kings
no other nation presents such a sp e'acle
Hold on, then, to the popular character
of the government as to 4 ship when night
and temptsts come. No sn.h pfo3p r9Qs 8
iahd can ie ioa4d lndr the t}a; cur
lines have is.lsad ben est IA .ls,sant
places
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Nhase.
We mus; treat the realer also VIII the
beautiful address Of Gen. Cass on his arri~
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