The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-05

-. AND FgLIow CnzNs-l understood Dosn
sne / appeared from Your oommitsee ana oy s"S Nav
yak You seem 20 De m good numo' AVE-, ave-
The proces d,Dgs III DAY. II have oeen an,
ss s so o. FAVE s ss"a mss csase friends
The IN sOah y fes. gooi when they a nA humble
gsss as s sss ~s :. could s.s N ny ny
hs sSd he p'petai.y ?, i of those
s,neers) 10 me II vol far the gooa, uns a.
sas S ss an aar,o 81 SS than Ina ,csess no
arose fem ue uinver table Ia speak 70 NV ne hoped
shss " w. 20 ans 4, OH 'hen good night.
edFs gplauss fouoweo and he retired, after
ro~ay ofsNs general ban akmy.
We T4ss,senl having safely regansd the dinner table
~ ORA voted proceed the residence OF senator Ca
s.~-spposito Wizards dosel-xhere after drawing
up n snot and dspA.chne Mr. Weed and committee
70 IRA the secretary Of War, after delay Mr.
Asn.ron apsexed, and, mounting . chair the sds
Sss, was introduced by senstor Bah He received
eth good Of enthusiasm. He thanked he dciega-
sson for The y~eeroxs demonstration made TO him. He
-ras much speak srch occasions
cut ceud refer - the genero-s and sc,eot
sappoet rendered 70 him ty New YcrkB nohlest son, IN
ADVANCING VA rssts 81 his state the ,ssats. Slap
pAuee) de said no kncald remcs1eor this demonssra
son of tho mes.c mpli Donta-y NO ever received,
end slered by again returning his tisA"ks
wnvn he had retired q gentlcrSa in The crowd PRO
3os visit Genes al Scott, his dence, re- Ii
-ssr et AID It carrie a rcnaeneois shout.
Arriving at his quarters, rho crowd which had re-
eived stroDg sccessins 70 he ranks again drew up and
committee "a TO irvi:o the old ch,cftain to nd
dress the audience
The appearance gigantic form Of the
venerable Commander. tAtf upon the stoop Of
His house was the sgrs. the widest outburat
n or thusiasm tina. gre. led him. Nine rousns
shears were given MIN, which afec ed him almost
ssars On being Dtroduced by Senator Fero, Gen Sect.
IN fh;c
Unrosion, sad:-
FaInps--wnether from New York, Penusylv ania, New
ssrse,, Ohio, Tennepeec xeDtuckY-a would make
S% ~na nng rs
. aoole man ?" 0Our savior.') l can foi
or TO So Ely sense Of the honor you have doce
ape Fellow CIT sns-I receive these chesrs with deep
thaAIfuntss One Of the great saturnalans OF the ma
eed@s Cher Mssrs.e ei.cen ~ the Voice o. ss' ts
Psople Pray with yca that the administration 10
q It's cnmnsncesusn: May toe sentiments Of good fcs
Ag expesed by toe Presi en-: today be tho
Nay God so command that at the END may be one
people, bro,bsfhocd aad ens Union. (Chears) He
On Of Ma istrase .hoy should think proper TO make so
complimentary oainvop hun He Cas the oldest
v,nt Of this mighty republic Of wnlah ali pillars
and snpporters Rs had aboret atty yeirs ID
serve the country, and no 'elt che red by their
nvoking plessing Of Up % the conc nv
upoD the audience and tner families, and again and
again thasked ,nea for the great h,aor they had
Ahm.
meDss cheering followed and the audience cried =.
s'Nay God bless you "Yon the oavior Of ccun-
n.y." "Good bvs" and many Of the audi
shed ,cars whle the old was eloqasatly
speaking to them. lie was greatly fa.igaed after the
duties Of the day, and speedily retired, Col Reyes, his
Military Secretary, nnd,ng i nfc IL TO keep
hom tearing ham pieoes with their rough favors
After crilicg senator Jchpseo, Of Tenn WHO sp ke
nearly hour, aud senator W,,s,n, whl the
absence Of vice preicen HAl the delegation reformed
to waisrds asd c4led sp Gen. wo, and Others Al
oselhec, II Vs. great success.