Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20


The dignity which becomes the Chief of
grea, nation. His maunerS are "a well
hiied 10 win affection as hts ,alcnls TO
command respect. I'fa=etie.
PLYMoUTa, On. CO Aprii S.-The Pre-
silent al the United States arrived here
from 4soannke Island at o o'clock lasi
night, accompanied BY Mr.. Calhoun, The
Secretary al War, and Lady, MIR. Guuv
erneer, ms Private Secretary, and Lieut.
Monroe Samuel Ile,iwe!i and Joseph
u. Skinner, ESq'rs. Gen. James iredell.
Joseph Bozman, Mr.. John Little and
Capt. Carrier, Of The Navy, all OF Edenion,
who had puiiioiicaly a,,en,,cd him 10
Roanoke island; on his arrival, lee was
salr'pd by asdiSehafse of artillery, and
waited on by a committee from tie c,,i-
zens. whose address, w.ib The Presidents
answer, follow. He Was invited TO par.
take oil a public dinner, but politely de-
choed ii, IN consequence of Tue time he
bad already spent, IN examining the wa
iers connected with the Roanoke, and
the extensive tour, which he was still o.
biiged TO perform. He started for Wash
insion early this morning.
10 ms EIeelieRcg Juries UOnroe, President of
The Oaited States.
Slk-sciing asa committee on the behalf Of
out tSiiUw citizens. ard in perfect coincidence
with our individual sentiments we tender YOU
! a cordial welcome lie the town OF Plymouth
Many circumstances contribute To render
Your visit To- source OF real qualifications
inotpendeniiy OF your appearance among rs,
| as tie ChiSi Magistrate ofa great aud free peo-
PIE, circumstance, OF Itself, eminenliy cacu-
lated 10 excite interest, and inspire respect
we behcid, IA YOU, the public officer, whose
services commencing With the iirsf davninys
| otyour manhood, IA the times which emphati.
cai!y " tired mems souls have, i'm every
eNigency, which we have since eNpe lieuced
! whether IN the field or in the cabinet, been a
willing Offering On the altar of YOUR country's
cause aud whose virtues, as man, have
added lustre To every Office which, vo, have
| filed.
| Accept, Sir, cur sncere and sGec,ionate
| good wishes, and our fervent prayers that a
| HE SO lonS anu SO faithfully devoted 10 the
| pubiic good, may be crowned with every bless
| ing which the world can afford.
Joka e. Parker. Reuben Cornal, f. III.
I'otter icri Fagdn. Ihomas johnson
Jdeob \. Gordon, Thomas Cor, Betj
FesS,nden, James Hoskins, Josiah
fhrFr. E-ektst HGrdis0n. George Nj
ehoits, Horace Ely, joel Ihorp, Sanu
eiChid
| Plymouth, AprilS, 1919
PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
iotae ComR'htte acting inbehdif tie cti=nS Of
Plymouth.
II has been very gratifying TO me in the dis
Charge at what have cOnsiderea auimportant
public duty. to have had IL in nv mower. 10
VISIT the Town OF Plymouth. For tic Kind
reception which You have bestowed on me on
youI pari and III behaifGt yonr fellow citizens
accept niy most grateful acknowledgements
IL Is impossible TO look back u our great
revolutionary struggle, without reminding us
otevenis. The mosi interesting, and exciting
feelings which il Is proper To cherish The
zeai which animated me in that cause of whic.
Non nave generously expressed "a favorable
se"'iheht, was common TO our fellow citizens
IN every part OF our union. The blessings
which we now enjoy, the oifSprinr of thai ola
rIonS eXertion, will never he less prized. nor
less vigorously aud ably defended by free
Vlrluous and enlightened people
have TO request, that YOU will have tie
goodness TO communicate 20 my fellow citizens
III this happily sitnated and rising town. n,y
best wishes for their future prosperity ami
welfare.
Plymouth, April 8, 1919.
CHARLESTON, April l3.-CoI. Condv.
one of tie aids of His ExceIle.cv he
Governor, let town on Sunday. 10 NEE,
lie President of the United States on lie
frontier OF this State
We have observed in one or two of tho
prints, disalecled 10 the administration. inti.
inations that MIR. Crawford might suffer his
name 10 be used against the President al tho
"
OF foreign from the truth 1t il well kuo,yn
that Mr.. Monroe aud Mr.. Crawford have nnt
only been Siannch POLITICAL bnt warm nerson
al friends; aud when MIR. C's name was RIM
IN caucus II was against his wishes and yer,
his circumstances. He well knew that Ar
Monroe was the prominent republican charar-
ter before the people, whatever might he The
decision OF the caucus; and, by The same mo-
Iteration. good Judgment and friendship, he
stiH continues TO be actnated In shott mn
officer OF the cabinet has more of the conf
dence and friendship OF tie President We
are assured ny a gentleman on terms of yreai
intimacy Win Mr.. L. that On the subject of
these lnsldions paragraphs being mentioned
10 him, he replied, with some warmth. thar
aside from all other considerations. IL icgs do
rogGtory 10 The character Of an honorable and
'ngh minded mum, tor ni0DleHG Ia suDpose hin,
c"pa.'f o. hoialnS an naporfah and highly emit
de''iidt 9Giee under president lch0R, nc designed
TO oppose.
The prudence, virtue, abilities and modera.
toA OF MIR Crawford, have made lastiue eff
fect o. The republican ind, aud IN due Time
they doubtless Will be suitably rewarded
GEoRGErowN, April I6.-Mr. Bagot
The British minister. leaves Washington
ibis morning, with his family and suite
for Annapolis, where le will wait the ar.
rival OF the Forth irIgate, IN which he Is
10 return To England. MIR. b. carries with
him the regrets and the good wishes Of
all WHO had The pleasure of his acquain-
lance.
Mr.. AmroJas remains as charge DIES az
faires. t1fce,r,rer
We learn, from the Ohio papers, thai
the arrangements lately made with tie
western banks by the Secretary of The
Treasury have dlffuscd universal safislac-
lion throughout thai part of tie country.
~ EVERY LAND OFFICE IN THE UNIT
Ed STATES PAYMENTS MAY BE MADE
IN SUCH MONEY AS IS IN GOOD CREDIT
IN THE DISTRICT. ~ the public debt
oFS' ~ Ieiorr. ihr EVIL consequences re-
suiing from the disordrred state nf the
Circulating medium ia The western s,,tes