New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29

% sse re ald WHICH rurl1g tie lt-i % y 80
bas flr1isnei god erODga - Il ek Il !. cpgii Do eh
tiresy Oyercoae the tide o: reverse feds Sa the co1
ue-rzl eIi!sysgsD6e OF tie kss'. One ol ib- or
ise's II 10y vist "a been 70 v1s ]. u p'sc--5abe
- sceODps5 for The Ps INC Ra.Eosd. Cheer l
kToy that area. difficulties ga obs-Ecles IL - tie
us,. bu, al,o buos :Ss. every sdd..iJn o. weaEh
.rj population this s1e lessons D lse tthclt---
every OF huntre1 tho1-a01 souls yo1 rse-i.e aio
yoar S.s'e II ressss, Dot tie recessty-lJT us
iss al alorg eX.-:ed-bu. the iCuDeDcs of :a4.
UFcs.sity - 70 speak. l. e eork which DUst
BE d0re n our DEP, and Il re hre zee crdo.-y
lives OF nen shsl see il accomplished. Every
wave Oi emigration 10 Jour sl0Trs VII 0Sas down 81
obstacle en'res. vCu theu fclo voifi,ers 20 60 20
and draw around yOl me means .or :bis CREST u'hl
men; Of the noble pan. II. 20 bGlt up 81 sDeTlcGh
Rspnbhc-rO. ca now ,fe 40 sides OF g-es' desert
-ba: let Ne make i g concentrated aud IaEnoIiOus
vbole. Those Who cone ~ juin yOl here ssold net
pursse the journey, "a nov, yearly, sally, and by
.lor degrees, over these great plans. We mas srs
will eli energies for the prosperity Of the PSeho
Rsilrosd. fCheers. I t6snk y0u for TIE nIhaer ID
which you have welcomed me and sbal return booze
to labor With increased ygQr Tor tAe Tost and Jr ne
.uccess Of ibe UDioD."
This sbo't speech sas greeted Win hearty appianse
BY over $50 paJsoDs, WHO hst assembled n ea'eo
h, Of the sIen locks and bsneyo lent .e- Of Horace
Greeley. At its close he conducted into the ear,
ard tie Committee and tber guest sOor On Their
vsy 20 this city a. rafting pace.
The Comm tee OF Arrangements bad prepared sever
csIrsees 10 be in wsrg at the depot, on the arlva
OF the Ch Col t6n ng tntF guess - wv
patch announced the momebt OF his deper.gre'tfom
FoLom. In LEES time than j. bad taken TO 90 out, the
whistle heard announcing that the tTain ~ 80
ing dowD The evee. AZ the cor sppIoac9el the cry,
the Committee, who had up ~ this time been acting
without much concert regularity, found rare sub
Jet for OF speech, g, least, N Gree'ey
old white coat aud UMBRELLA Some OF the ragged
parts OF the coat were converted into little memen'oes
b. The more .Iterpri-iDg members OF the committee
Ii wa about clock wbeD the train reached tie de-
not. Greeley VAS hanled into o carriage, accOnps-
MED By the Committee, distributed through the other
vehicles, and was driven n the -. George Hotel
where rooms have been N keeping for him several
day.. In the paror OF ;Ls hj'el large crowd soon
began 10 gather, and II. J. Nichols, President OF she
Board Of Supervisor, making he appearance. WITH
other members of the General Commt;ee was intro
duced 10 their CUES. by ID. Mecker Dr. Nich).s then
made the following address:
"Mr Greeley II is with pleasure, SIR, tbs. on behalf
Of the citizens Of Sacramento | welcome yon to oar
city. II il probable that bat fsF OF o. have mai The
honor OF Your personal acquaintance; bn', Sir, You
not I'll known 20 us. YOu are snosn ~ us you are
kloz 70 the world az large bot particularly sEe
you knOxD 10 US as the trVe jTisEd oil California ani
81 such ever proud - acknoSlef5e you. We
thank You that You have aiken sufficient nteres. IN our
welfare 10 leave your home IN the great metropolis Of
the East ard wen5 your way across tao vast plans and
rugged mountains that separate u.s. 20 Writ W ~ our
Werten home. We trust that while yon travel through
our Stete you may not be DISAPPOINTED vi h the prog
rets which our citizens have made during the short
time allowed them Perhaps you may be aware, Sir,
that the place which you now behold as the City OF Sa-
ciamento was but little uore than ten !esrs ago avst
plain with beie and there few cloth tents, swhch
were occupied by the hardy pioneers OF the State. We
to-day in sle clam 20 be the second city on the Pacific
coast; our inhabitants number nOt less than l5OO0 We
have a properly yalUstOn OF nearly $lO,0OO,ON; We
have erected comfortable dwellings for our families,
snd houses for places OF bu-ines'; reared numerous
aud ample churches dedicated To the ~Orrhp OF Al
gbty God and established schools for the education
Of cor chidren-in fact, enjoy most Of the bless
l.xya ola tn
tsti.s Of THE our city leIend you and trust
that dung your sojOurn here we may be enabled TO
make your stay pleasant and agreeable, so that shen
you reiuIn to your bone in the East, and may hsve
occasion refer in memory 70 he f. deys spent W
IT. your feelings may be rather Of pleasure thaa of
regret. Now, Sir, permit NE again, III my owa benen
ard in beoafof NY ielowctizens, TO bid yon hearty
and cordial welcome to the City OF Tie Plams-the
capital city of The Golden 5 ate.'
The adde's was fOlloxed by round OF sppause,
after which Mr.. Greeley spoke to the following;
Mr.. CH.IRNAs: Il was observed by great
Southern aIesu that the Ancrlc, IN Revolution ~ae
not that unnatural or cherce struggle not that ao-
normal thing in which were disposed 70 t0ink ot H.
The Colony that stepped Ashore on Plymouth Rock
were po longer Colony bat ate, from thai hour.
II j. thus that American genins and American cutVa-
ton 90 before, and improvise the arts, AMI nations
polly. Tea years sgo, You were ne isnihar win
h,1giDes and mob Law. / sss in LONDON; and well
remember the remark of Bntish nobeman,
that your course was the proper working OUT
voice of tbe community, which is the law. in all
casts; and, il they do not, they must snd'r ths
penalty OF their of, nGipg equally in orderly ~
ell As in dsorjerly states of gOyerno emit The prog
RES you have made IN carrying out your principles OK
COVE DmeIt succs sefally, is your highest triumph.
Better than your gold your thrift Is the tact taat
here ia q population, m,te up OF Ne~-tnl landers,
Of the South foreign born, natives OF emma aud
almost every part Of the globe, which graiaaiy,
through periods Of disorder you have reduced 20 the
best fo- OF sh:ebne0t, cfy tslsing them, 20 10
speak in perfect aid durable shape. do think TINS
~ better than gold, for that the ssvases can dig.
Your schools, your cbuches, ana your oDe,
dieIce 10 the laws, are your greatest weal,h. Ana
the secret of your Is that labor here meet i,s
Just reward. California labor rsclces in th.t assur-
ance. beard them talk of the want OF cspral IN
California. 60 not think capital u necessary Wheh
people want labor and get s better than c.pl.
tai. Applause. Your gold product gives assursoce
that the labor will always lind this reward Az the
time your gold gives an impulse 70 civihksion
end think it il safe 70 pr)mife ina, your sac wiz
increase until i. becomes the most pOpuous IN me
Union. lApplsuse. | csme this long way not TO see
California alone. l wanted 10 those interesting
spsces where the most primitive forms OF hte can be
viewed and cOItrasted within the borders oil Oar oao
Republic with the hest civilization. wish 10 study
men As can see them their cabios, and 10 improve
by observation what | have been denied acquiring
through books and the essays OF wise men. would
gladly have 10 your city "a any stranger, easIei
wuh meeting here Ali there an 90 acquaintance, AMI
70 passed sUr without Formally and pubic attention.
was aware that knew come among you, ou' mad
no idea of meeting any Old friends. md though
woulo have been glad 10 avoid reception, s, can
no. REFUGE TO meet oG IN .uen %ey a yIn moe pro-
have done" [Applaose.
large number Of citizens, a. The conclusion OF his
speech were Introduced tO Mr. Greeley All who Bave
knosr him in the East, remark that ne mas never sp
peared 20 besry sni vel at present. He looked
son ewbat jeded and dusty from U.s ong rd-, bat
showed DO signs Of wesrpsss. The crowd lefs MIN a,
- and be was not disturbed until he vas waited upon
to sccomparya portion of NE committee TO very
handsome dinner. About twenty guests sat do"n a
o. AZ g. after dspatchIng The mee. II business k
way Greeley was permitted 10 retire, and make really