Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
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DOMESTIC.
RocKvILLE, June 23.-The Chief NJ agistrate Of the
nation arrived in village on Thursday evening last
IN good health and fine spirits, and remained at tho
washington Hotel until Friday morning He was &C.
companied by Maj. Donelson and family and will rpur-
sue the most direct route the Hermitage his late resi-
uehce IN Iennessee-On his arrival here his friends
generally called on him. and although there no par
tcular display oscnten shewn on the occasion vet
they were all truly rejoiced to take an aectonae shake
OF the hand OF him who has "fed the measure of his
country's glory" free Pres,
- From the Frederick Rescrvoir)
Information having been received on Friday last that
the President of the United States would be in Freder
lex .ne same day. large number of citizens wishing to
oer testimonials OF respect to that distinguished fndy-
dual, assembled at Mr. Bargiss' Hotel and adopted ar
engagements Tor his reception. The President was es-
corted into town by numerous cayacade an evidence
oil the respect in which he is held, was manifested NV
me crowds which hronged the streets at the moment
ms arrival AT the City Hotel he received the graz
tuatlons OF his fellow citizens, and mingled with them
with his peculiarly cordial and affable manner He was
invited to partake OF dinner with his fellow citizens
10 be gwen the next day, Saturday but declined the
courtesy thus Proeed, in letter, which, on account
oil It's interest, we will give with the other
in our next He remained only about an hour being I'm
haste to reach his place of destination and proceeSe
| to Mddetown the same evening.
From the Frederick Citizen
III having been understood FRIDAY LAST that liz
President OF the u. States would pass through Freder
lex on that day. on his way to Tennessee number 90
the friends Of the Administration assembled hastily at
Bartgiss Central Hotel, for the purpose Of taking meas
ures to manifest the respect due to the fMasistrate
Of the Union.
The meeting organized by calling g. w. Ent.
taTy. IL was then
Resoiped, That committee be appointed to make
tor proper reception Of the President
TO have prepared dinner suited the occa sion and
dopt such other measures by them shall be deemed
citizen. o 'e''"
Resolued, That Doct. WIN. Tyler, Judge Shriver.
John Nelson, Francis Thomas, and WIN. NJ BealIs
% re- committee to address note to the President
oil he United States, on his arrival inviting him to mar
take OF public dioner at this place TO- morrovv a.
o'clock assuring him OF the hg h respect This m elm,
ior him. personally and politically, for the
services he has rendered his country and of the midi;
| and patriotism. 'e"'S
The meeting then adjourned.
The following is a copy of the letter address. o, a..
fesident by the committeeapponted for that purpose
FREDERICK, June Is. 1880
SIR: The undersigned have been delegated bv our
Republican fellow citizens of Frederick upon your nm
expected arrival amongst them, to offer Won cord. n
welcome and TO express to you their unatered conf
Fence In your integrity, patriotism and political wis
Called to the discharge of the important duties incl
cent 10 me elevated station occupy by the decisive
voice oil commanding majority of the American pso
PIE, might reasonably have been hoped, that 10 the
Just measures OF your Administration candid and iih
e!a support would have been accorded by all classes
OF your fellow citizens IT, in this hone we have hosn
partially disappointed, the result furnishes hut
evidence OF the intolerance Of party and of lis uncon
% ~haeney TO di-tort every act however praise
| IL
nevertheless, satisfactory to reflect that TO the
course an measures OF your Administration The ,nnro
o. very large proportion Of the people of these
odes mas been cheerully awarded and that the march
oil public opinion in their and your vndicaton has been
steadily onward. In this approving sentiment. those
whom we represent, cordially concur: and as an v;
dence OF their undimnshed spec and cop6den
instructed US to invite you to parake with them of
public dinner Tomorrow at o'clock.
we have the honor TO be, with sentme nts of Tho n,o
ioundest respect, your fellow citizens,
| VIM. TYLER,
ABM. SHRIVER.
JNO NELSON
+. THOMAS,
| VIM. NJ. BEAL,
tn And,o,v I,.,... Committed
me PTesidenPs Replg
GENTLEMEN The cordial welcome s;vso 4. .sa A.
s U'easlon' oy my Republican fellow. citizens of Fred
eIek, commands return OF my most sincere tbsnks
whlcn trust will not be the less acceptable on aceonnt
y, my 'nso'y 10 paIiake with them OF public dinner
SS I Inc objects OF my visit to Tennessee, al
nougn DOT enllie;y Of public nature do not admit of
me delay to which my return TO Washington might be-
subjected, IL they were made to yield 10 the pleasure
winch me hospitality Of my friends, especially when
accompanied by such naerng evidences Of confidence
anu esteem as offered in nv behalf Ia 90 we'll
calculated to produce ~ No "'"o
10 me discharge of the duties which I have been
c"neo upon 10 perform supp ored by the
reelection tina, have scte according 10 Inc hest I;h
VI ny Juugne mt and IL is source Of the deepest re-
se nat ihese have not allowed me 10 concur on all
suJecs with majority Of the two Houses of Coosress
wbefe we have differed, however The grounds iru.,
ase oeen candIdy stated to tie People, to whom ali
,oi missionaries Of our Government ought to look not
eIey Tor the decision Of constitutional differences hui
1sPedlency Also when in the opinion OF either branch
~, LEGISLATIVE power, they may sndaBger the safe.
~ i H. p.11'prny OF the Union Whatever may be
issue o. these cases OF Engagement, feel satisfied
St me appeals to the sovereign tribunal which fbey
are sugEesed cannot be productive Of any mischief
TO the country large: and cannot but regard ,hs ,r
I'D whCn ,his portion OF The communi exercising
us Psr OF the power over them, as most graiifyinc
., ,ne "isdom OF recurring frequently 10 the fun,
dsmenai principles which they will bring into discus,
sion. e w 'ss"s-
tender TO you Gentlemen, Individually and 10 those
you represent my earnest wishes for your prosperitv
and happiness aud have the honor TO be most resneei
fully, ' ''ePeo'
Your obedient servant
Mesas. VIM. TYLER
An. SHR1vER,
JOHN NELSON,
+. THOMAS