New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

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Correspond .uoe Of The n. y. Tribuzs.
ST. JosEPH, No., Sept - $780,
Itlink you viii giant me space in your coluGus for
an sccounr Of TIE reception in the principal city O. the
Missouri BorOer, ofthe distinguished gentleman who
stated oree upon time that an Tepressble conflict
isted between tie two systems Of labor in operation
in this country. If he had come here four years 500
lis reception would probably have differed from ne
| rrf sert one I'm kind more than in dcgrte.
At o'clock this afternoon II positively aseer-
tar ed Il at Gov SeUsrd on the express train ani
would arrive at u IL the evening. An impromPtr
meeting Of Republicans WAS held al The Iref DfMo-
srof Office aud committee Of reception appointed 10
welcome lin. The Vice awake and Gerlan IaE-
uers were notified Of the iact Every AeProlio-n vas
full Of enthusiasm. AT 5 O'Clock the procession isIl
lie Trrrer- Han and marched through al the princi
psi streets Of the CITY, arriving at the deptt jest IA
time % meet the tram. The procession caLnot nave
Numbered less .ESu 30 urrncus. The Governor ana
sue were received on the platform b. ne I lmnltkti
and escorted in Carriages 20 the Patee House, where
she Governor var siConed tDtle ely by l. y. bOyh-
tor, Chairman az the COMMITTEE IN the lD4oHIg
fpegob:
Re.ub,as Of 81. JgseIn BID yCu IN tteIr No 40 aIa
m lie arue Ct all OR citizens, wecomc u our city
We Greet vou as the foremoEt of ihs ages the
nan whose philosophical statesmans1ip hes won Tor
lin psrne 40 broad 80 ths globe and which Will i've
fcreyer-ss tie man whose are more cOnsOnaut
with that spri Il progress winch 10 abroad II the
xTs ti- the views # euv other man. Of any country.
We cree vCu as the citizen Of our country me broad
pbiia ttIOrv OF Whose teachings has done most TO ed
cate that sIrlt Of progress aad give the iFae cfe LOG
fCh--riI ~ in q your Late gpe ches you nave
ye6icted list the time IL not distant when the Empire
20 auH
tbf country will lie here IN the Mississippi. valley
This a su ect in which We mut dately OF the MIA
Eouri valley are vitality Interested Ae selhsh men, We
bave peculiar reason 10 greet yCu cordially lCf Nhrh
,Lcze great rpe9surer-yyhich are matters Of lie or
deah tor Cshsye been deserted by those who should
lave been lLe.r proper and peculiar advocate they
have teoa c1smT.Cued by yourself: Some oil ms are
| PenrblicaDs bnt we are all business men, and we
waicb the fate in Congress Of those measures Iof the
deyeIopmeni Of the West on when depends the pros
perity or the decline Of our city Wlin te uOst ANXIOUS
eoHGtude We have ever found you our foremost our
most zeaCfast friend. Bat will n0t weary yo1 nor
these who ore waiting 10 hear YOU. Once again, as
ci;iztrs OF ST. Joseph and Of the great Wet, we bid
Flow rI..ztns Of ST. JozeDh, IIayo The honor aud
the :, sasure Of Introducing % VOC the Hon. " u. H.
Sewa q New. l0rk. To nu.tuou5 cheering.
The Senator commenced liz REMARKS by saying 'h"'
he believed that when the crew OF Cotuuhus We're 70
nutinv and threatening destroy his Life i he pursued
che voyage unsueoessiuIy another day, the sgut Of
land war, perhaps, nrder an the ciroumHaIese' tne
1 II III
meu: but te thought this. ls reception On the ssoa'
Boroer perhaps the neat most Interesting de sioke
about twenty minutes; and regret tas cannot send
YOU a verbatim report. The lrrepressOle Conllet was
never more broadly eateo. lie concluded a. toA0ws'
vii Dwell fC- Gle moment On this extraordinary
scene full Of assurance on many points ano interest
irg 20 every Ga you as It If 10 me- IL teasee maj
at there - CIEItIce Whatever al the EaTe, CON
s+;f.iou or character Of the people OF the several
States of this Ucon Of the several sections OF tEs
| Union. They ali OF ore nature, Dirth' ana eou-
Gated in the ame sentiments. Although msny Of tnem
came fiOm distant lands, stu the very TACT OF behg
American citiZenF Il sufficient 20 make them ali he
| will tel you ULy ihs is ~. The reason s Simply
this The Democratic principle that every man ogut
10 he the Of the soil tR' ne cuuvatee ana me
owner u tie hbs and tie head htt be apphe7 70 1at
culture ha5 been adopted in sOLe Of the Shtss eInel
than in others aud Where was adopted earnest u
hAs worked out the fruits Of higher advancement OF
Greater enterprise Of greater prosperity. hsre IL
| has rot been adopted enterprise and industry nave
| laupui.Aed in proportion BIT a Is g0lHg Wfg"Sh' F"
| =, b0gDs 10 70 M.Opgi. H. las Array eoae
Ur0rgk e1ckftH Sta''s o. tie ONoH, So a. Is '"rha 10
20 HTopgf all Oiite o'ter tN,,a. n IS b0GHJ 10 70
| troueH 0V Of me h'rtg-tfrts Stma Of me CHOn,
| I.- tJg Sj,gBs gtasO7 that a. IS GOING THEOJ0h THE
| WORLD" lFu;hrrastic cheoring
He returned Dis thanks fgan tOT ms reception, ana
| excused himself.
TIfr, mus have been twenty-five hundred persons
nr-,,rt Estenirg 70 his speech. There vas 10 mlr'
nur Of disap10baiion. AZ PSF les listened quietly,
att1tvely and respectfully, aud re Et upLSaL
| a
| and ,eas RI that il Was William II. Seward VINO @af
received iere and tIa tl- il the mcipal cry o. Ii1
| hifSOtri BOJdtr, albeit q cay Wmeh 10 bouiu. "
be the QleAtest west Of 81. Louis and winch Wl1ulu
eip1eer moltba, vii follow he example OF ot ION
| /, N e. matter Of Ycit.-s. Stick I'D ter lev
jsys before tbs frs, Katfas election mder ne Ne
| Irtsks set Ger. St1irgellow, while 6d'lshe ile u
vasLn Cf kausaB took time 70 pay tue St'7utou -
| rome matters ~ these words. The speech "i's ut
lv,red ip tis CITY. ~ tel yCu 10 mark every rooun
80 orel among sou who if tie least tainted win Free
| " Soiljsm or AbOit.oniEm, and eAieimlAt ma
| A." Ne..htr give nor take quarter from Inc o-e T~S
" cals " AID ucIe q Tie cams tenor.
We should At me present time eg-i0 tNst - d iuNl
Gen I'VE auc GOV. Patterson were introduced tS
the .,-tmt!sge after GOV. Seward had retired aLl
each sfoAe ioT OILY IeW ml1uIet.
II yas smuriIE 10 WaIcu the scramble amoug 'u'
prC-SlaveIy brethren for All Introduction. Inc met
who Twelve mOutIs ago lOokea excessively Tue "theI
,av 1L,l they La yelrd 10 me 70 tIet-S JlsF, wee
Col- any placing ,-c- Eees on each others 'oFs, II
e hurry get INTO the Ysllori aud sn lotroeucou !,
ire author Of TIE statement that an rielrrf-toi'
| conflict" exits. That wss & very naughty poet lae
| smoke O.. tnyse mfu, who. from malicious state O
feeling come to d" pity, then embrace. lrotl
| crushed fo earth viii rse again
| Gu Nve GOV. Patterson VIM j.. Seward, n.
CEs,l.s r. Adams, r., bliss Seward, Mis- ye, an(
severn. O,Lts, comprise tie travelling psiiy' Inc.
iesve ltr. tg.mCrow evening Tor Leavetworih n
Lawrence. = here Gov. Seward viii make the mi,
speech he intends making II Kansas.
BELL EVERETT DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW
JERSEY.
| ,1rrerptndtlcs o. The X. y. Eytu.1s Poet. .
OBhAGI, E-stX co., n. j., sept Is iSO
There wss great disTsy Of the anti Lincoln force
Of Newark ard vicinity here lss, night Library ilil
Was wei tlltd. Rob,r, ". Atorn, HeW-iosk DR.
goCCa merchant ana strong klu.OGe man n the oau
paipu Il 1856 sbs appointed chairman. OiCr u 500
Of Ni.lIJ,ldelts weIc nominated, AID several 5eer