New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
COZ. FENTON'S JISIT.

A TOUR OF INSPECTION TO ORR PUBLIC lNsTi-
TUTIONS.
His Excclency the Governor of New-York
WHO has been IN tins city for several days yesterday
the guest of the Commissioners OF Emigration and ac-
companed by select party of friends and number Of
city officials with representatives Of the various State
Commissions he visited the Emgrant Hospital Asylum
Wards Island. At about I0cock a. ~ tle lntS lW
embarked N Castle Garden on hOalu lhc ftc"m'I "ln
FLETCHER which had been chartered for the occasion
Passing up the East River the us1ous party Was ha
Whistles ON every passing ON arriving at the
island the party headed by the GoyGinoT on Wh3e arm ~
leaned the Venerable Gulan Nerplahck, % ~
thc commissioners of Emigration. proceeded to te is
tuition where they received by SIcin'cnucl. ra
can After brief Introductory cefeiuhals 'nc NoN%lip %
VISITED and studiously inspected the various bulld
ings The little children IN thc NuIse! WIZ ul""r IN
up in line each shining face beamlng Win fldlos. ~
the vinein Ward the pale. emaciated mothers seemed
comfortable and happy with their new eT-uDI & IN
neced with the Institution is an asylum Tor IuhleS IN
yards either side the wIetchcd manAcs were WHY
vnudcrinr their antics and gimaccs attracting me gaze
of the party several Of whom descended 70 thS yad u
convcrscd with them. Babel of tongues s@iutea ,nvlr
ears with a iargon from the language Of almost every
nation under the frantic Frenchnall, on whose
head was a military chapean snrnOunteu b| q pine p
which nodded over his head was dancing mp ana down
the yard occasionally stopping 10 perform pas d dI
which he executed III the most artistic style lSglEu
in the person of an Englslunl Was u''"'
ing passionaely. Women with dShcvcled nan WcIc
leaning and grnacing like so many lrIs WIN tM 1
words intended 10 be words of consolation 10 me nnoI
Inmates their visitors bade them adicu EvciythIF
.bon tbe Wards Island buildings model OF neat
iss io os driven snow. and the perfect cleanliness
omnms mT frnn The governor After the nspcction
the party adjourned 10 the superintendent ri,
and found SYMPTOMS entertainment awaiting Them Ie
company having eaten heartily his EIec!rihfy, WI, M"s
toasted with cheers and III response ne S"" i ~
of the unfortunate who seek an asy luin on our
one of the most bcnehcent institutions IN te ii ~
express my appreciation Of the good Jusit SnMn w
the Commissioners, and of The success h, h's i,
tbcir efforts language is inadequate The generosity
Of our institutions has invited liberal eIi'@on @ 10 our %
shores. Not only because this' thc lNoItu par U w.,
earth should be opened. but because III them our ""Ne
met has found il highest PROSPERITY lis rr.aess, I7
wealth and prosperity We owe 7" me thhEl"' ~ nun
that relates to laying ont new roads. ana me develop
ment Of the carths resources att we t,"iS ~ i t
emigrant from foreign land-. lul,IhE 10 ~ vji,
Vcrplanck, the Governor r,mIIhcd uit lhIS N'si.
would enable him better 10 slcah 10 tlr people "I
Sew York about the institution IT. hopes anu
aims President Ncrpanck Complnclteu .3N. fehoi,
ana the eyGOvernors for the interest Whcl lh'y nav,
taken ia the institution and Tor ahe ne '"nhsSIo,S
Of Emigration IN obtaining 5ri@is'I gSi''a9" @ xid -,
who had both Promised him io hc @i tle Il, NJ "n1l [ " III
ner party but numbered among the dead lie
spoke touchmgy OF Robert Minturn. capt Marshall IN
drew CaTngan and jacob iarn'y Who' ne S', ~" Nj
playcd untring zeal In behalf OF the hstltut"h MI'
thanked the President ioi -hiIlnS - ~ % ;bo, Lc
departed couutrymau. Mr. OGoinhh Iehhlh'" ln'' H'
paid his Communication money Whsn H' aiI,, " ~
trustees we are. said Nr. OGoimnn We have hNitd
with this money. They have come 10 this insti-
tuition IN aiilictuu 10 receive the attention Whlch
they win do our work Not with hid gloves on their
hands for then they would not hc ui any service WIN
"A
OGormau rcmai kcd that no man had ever been FOUND I"
breathe "A word against the Legislature 81 New OH
Secure In the memory 81 IL past virtues constant ~ %
memory of It's radiant purity, u stands hhd'.h'u an"
unassailabe Ny fccng-. added the eloquent t"iP"I"
tiou Counsel. oVcTpowcr me. can 20 30 futti,l-
drink not 10 the memory, but to the health "i h' lNt-
laturr of Ncw-N0Tk. Nj. OGoiinahr auuNoh !" lht
Legislature brought senator Andrews 10 hs icr hhd hr
was astonshcd that some persons should lle't upon
aiming their squibs at the Legislature. tWl"iauoh
Counscs from the city would visit Albany ahd l'hr 'h
most unrea ,nuable demands. which for Irish audhc ad
ncndaciy could not be parelcd Specchs were made 10y
cX surgeon General Hammond Gen. Drvin' Nlc ffrsl-
dent of the Eric Railroad. aud others Among thr bhl
aucters were Mcssrs ScnultZ, Swimming, Dt His ana
Col Emmous Clark of the Board Of Health The Hon H.
Nicholson President Of the Commissioners oi thhir-;
senators Thomas Murphy and Andrews; Mcs-t~. Yer.
panck McElrOy Smith. and LOutrc. Commissioners ~
EmigratOn Fire Commissioners Abbc Wilson, Gldrr-
sleeve. Mcycrs aud Galway; MuorGen. Shalcr. Cyrus
Curtis and Richard Johnson OF the Quarantine Commits
SION Messrs NHdmucr. Justus Schmcitheunc G1rsquc.
Uauseti Ackermau aud Rose Of the German Euig grafton
Socctics: Dr. Carnochan Scha aud Anderson; The Rev.
j. A. Spencer. Richard O'Gorlnan, Gen. Dcyin, Cen
Palmer OF GOV Fcnton's siaii, and ". Hoey Hudson,
Charge de Affairs BuenOs Ayrc- Mr. Bernard tasS"rly
had charge of the arrangements, and acquitted himself
afe.ii