Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-15

AN. IorR paper.
WARRINGTON, (G } May 2i.-TbeP Pre-
siuen, "f lbe v. States, aad suite, consist
ing OF Mr. Calhoun, Secretary of War
MAJOR Gen. Gaiues (; MIR. Goverueur, the
Presidents private Secretary, and Lleut.
Monroe, arrived here Oh the 10Th lust. al
O'Clock +. M.
depuia,ion from The town, consisting
OF DR.. joel Abbott. Mayors y. Il. Camp
net, anu SHcei, taiong whl large por-
non of TIE nhabltan,s on horseback,
mel the President a iew miles upon the
roau, when ne Vas addressed by DIR. Alb
boll, nearly as follows.
Nr. president Our citizens having
understood, ihat You wcre TO reach their
village on tins day, and being sensible OF
the great services you have rvnder.d our
country in the highest offices of public
Usefulness, are desTous 10 manifest some
sfualI evidence oi their nigh consideration {;
Tue, have therefore, directed us TO wei
come your arrival III Tins neighbour
hoou; and 10 Iuiorm you that lodgings
are provided Tor yOui accommodation,
ana torrquest you will honor them with
your company at dinner I.Is afternoon.
To Which the President replied, that
he accepted The invitation witA pleasure.
and partook with the inhabitants din
per goi up AZ we'll as the brief notice of
his comiug could possibly admu.-The
Ptesid'uteApreSsj himself highly pleas
ed al The 10, nest reception lie met with,
Anu IN 'aci, never we're there siucrrer
manifestations oi reSpect-ney.r was
there any thing at lie kind before more
inuica'iVe 81 genuine repubicanism-No
oSlehialion--no pomp-uo aiiStocr0cY.
pe (biei Magistrate Of the greatest
republic, not 10 say, the greatest nation
IN The universe, seated amid The rustic
thunsii not less valuable citizens, as Their
frlend--pa'ron, father ! ENJOYING with the
high 81 Iu,nCanurs OF SATISFACTION their
honcs' remark.s aud !amiliariiies, equal
- respecting aud respected, must i.ave
afforded To The contemplaiiye soul of The
true patriot Tie richest ofall human BAN
quets, The most Interesting OF all human
spectacle. Puwerius mlrusted-eonti-
dence thus ingraitcd, vi hat arm can allie Z!
What treason destroy
Al early candle light The company re
tired 10 their respective homes and on
yesterday morning tn President ief ibis
tor Lexington, bear n. along with hrm
the sin, ere blessings OF ALI our lnhabi.
ianis.-Mr. Calhoun returned 10 his plan
LEXINGTON, (Geo.) MAY % On
Thursday The 20,b inst al 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
the President OF the United States aud
suite, accompanied by Gen. Gaines and
lady, arrived IN Lexington. The Pres-
dent and company had been previously
invlieu In par!ake OF public dinner, pre-
pared for The occasion. lie was waited
on by committee consisting of Messrs.
Giimer, Strong, Coke aud Puul!an, aud
conducted To Mr. John Walton's where
he parionk OF a thinner with the citizens
%; the village and lis v!cIni,y. Tie hon.
Thomas W. Co56 acted as President OF the
day, aud Stephen Epson Esq. as Vice Pre-
siden. The following tnasis were drank:
l. The onstilUtiOR or the United States fke
Jealousy OFT violation among the great body
OF the people, the most certain evidence ofits
preservation.
2 The Congress The wisdom ofts legisIa-
tlon, the best proof of the practical excellence
of IA republican government.
3. George VasitingfOH-W Vixen we cease to
cherish ms memory, we shall deserve no longer
TO be fee.
4. The Geads Of Department distinguished
for theIr Talents.
S. Inn. ii. Cramford-We, his neighbors.
Knew has honesty. His country has awarded
him the reputation OF great talents.
u. The memory Of GSr1nOr Eqriy-The State
ut Georgia, will long regret the loss OF his Ia
tents aud worth.
T. The Ndyy-It has given safety az well as
glory o our country.
\. The Army Of the United Siates-Bya yirtu-
on. submission to the civil authority nav II
prove that II is the best friend 10 political IL
6erty.
o. TIE Niitir--A terror TO foreign enemies.
aud a safe guard against ambition at home.
10. The States-'ihe determined preservation
OF their rights, the ssrest meaHs of continuing
thrs political Union, and avoiding the dreadful
eviiS OF monarchy.
IL. The former Presidents If the u. Suites
They have each contributed 10 HE greatness
and happiness of their country, and deserve it.
gratitude.
u. The state of Gcorsia-IIrr march to
conspicuous station IN tie Union, has been
sio" hut with the means in her power. we cite.
rish the hope that she will set attain H.
e.. Inc Given us ~ an excitement TO
virtue IN youth, in manhood to double orr Joys,
aud old aye as oar sOInce May they add to
the va.ue of their character By smn,Dg only Oh
worth.
VOLUNTEERS.
Bg Tie Prcsidrit If the UnitPd Slatcs-May
the bond OF our Union be eternal.
~ GcH. GuiReS-The liberty of Soath Anne
RIGA.
The President and General Gaines having
retired
By Mr. Cobb-O Our illnstrous guest, distin-
gnished for his private virtues aud public
worth aud patIIOiIsm.
BJ J{r. Epson May the state eff Georgia
have the honor OF giving the successor TO our
present IllustrlOus Chtef magistrate, aud HsaV
that ,uccessur be William II. Crawford.
3y Ur. Giimer-Tbomas Jehersnn-IIp has |
given ns.nilt' simplicity aud tIsdbni tic lnust
specimen of republican great isss.
Ry Cant PHinizy-Mr. Mad sou.
BIZ Mqj Correction Gaines.
BY Bgjor StTOHg-Our country May she
nescr enter into contest VITA any European
po"pr, DOT for pre-emIrence In tie sris aud
scicmccs, ~ agriculture aud ~ commerce.
The President Oftpe day having retlred.
by Gen BIOL the Honorable Thomas w
Cobb, President Of tue ddy.
d. L.. IL L..