Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14


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| Allow ne, gentlemen, ." tfer my sincere ih'rks
= M haiern< terms III which you envoy he kind
g n.men,s OF she young gen lsmrn ot Tn lad, ipns,
,rd repeat he assurances OF my d..p Il ,hs
| bi va To n soIter. MARSHALL
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT To THE PRIEST DENT
On Saturday the first OF October, The Mail Contractors
st the Seat OF Government, assembled AT Browns Ho.
tel OH PeDnsylvania Avenue for the purpose OF making
arrangements TOR paying their respects the President
OF the United States Col. John II. Avery called
TO The Chair, aud Asher Miner Esq. appointed Secre-
tary,
Alter an interchange of sentinen the following gen
temen were appointed nmittee wait on the Pre-
sident, the intentions of the meeting and
certain whether IL would be agreeable TO receive their
visit
Gen. GEO. HOUSE of Ohio,
MIR. EDWARD p. JOHNSON of Kentucky, q
MIR. MINER of Pennsylvania,
Col. D0DD OF New Jersey, rs
Mr.. STOKES of Maryland,
MIR. PORTER of Delaware, and 2
MIR. wO0DwORTH OF Michigan,
The committee having performed the duty assigned
them reported 10 the meeting the onrexed OF tho
President.
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Oct. LIST, 1881. :
"GTNTtxMFN Il will "a ri m u s'urs 20 '.-.
III Nal COn,rr Nor d y, tbc in,tsnt, a, 10
o'sLsk have tie bonos lie
~ ur oh.f servant.
ANDREW JACKSON"
Me, rs q n. G II use
FL. bu.or,
A. nrr,
Col Id, &c r'mires.
Mr.. ) .kes,
AL y. r,.r,
Nj. Wooi~orh
A, III o'.lock on Manda ;r1ses ion wa, form
et on PsD".yvana A. -pu", uni b. rec,ien of the
etovs rem-d Hn'i"--, who bad Tor ,ha, purpo,e
been appointed comrit ee ot arrahsrn N, and had
invited s',ans~', a, ~ OF v.,ru.pi, 20 uni e
vi h 'h-". Taey were 10y Ciors REEs1pr,
Peonsysin'', Sho " pnu'ed Mar,hal Of the ds,,
I'D hs' col ed "a ~sd ob-' J.tu n Av-,v ii
Now YJ'k. a Maj! Oh ii Of Kea.u.ky. Al bsli
FROM, aeso's pan-d by tie As ana Chief CIr.k.
OF tue Po.mis''r G-nete; sh| we're II thu Pr-.l-
den''s House She Postmdst, q rI, (whoss I. ehle
health did nat pc IN hun TO walk ard by he III r.
James BuenaHao, reeen iy alp.In,d Minister 10 Ru.-
sic.
The COMMITTEES w~re Introduced 10 he President nv
tbs A'-isisn's Of the P3s,msset C neral and ev-ry
TN mbor o! The any r-ev-d per ,onai inrodut.
,oh, aud ha he pea cordial sbskr OF The hand
trt I'm ,he o i q neral.
Aher b. c rsuony, tie committee, through ib.i-
CnsitUao, Mr.. Miner, scdre. ed .he r.. sidnbi:-
"GEN jA5J-soN-Tne II Con 'c.o', Of n. Mid
die D'ris' Come OF W ON have erown z ey in tha
'erVce) present their tinted ard hi individna, re-,
poets TO hr Presdsot OF The U lied ;Aud thronYh
their comm'se, they w ycu hei h. h, pu n... AID
The conn ent- and g. ppo-' nj frse peop'e"
IL viii h'h. Psssisen, ft lingly repl ed:-
"Gen''emrn- IL II ans you-aui hop may ecn'Ir Ne
10 deserved"
Ater hi, rstreshn.n's vnio,s XII ID, were fur.
n'hed-a Tree conversation entued hc,we-n the Ple,.
DEM and ma gu'ss, and many grnsmtn tned to an.
prsciae the tle'siI OF pu bcan Tovernm.n,--un
der whose oial iu-nc., ihs bnmoirs ri n nav
approach aui hold ssciai in. recourse with the Oh II
gisrse
Inc committee wcr, ag'>saiiy ,'d.ib ny Ch 60
side and lis ehe'eu asss!an's under whose Jir.e ion
lie p-oc-s.o" ren'ned wih gteai isf 20 IL Av~pur
10 tr'n oSn'' and was dismiss, at hat pAs, ou.
T. VA Globe.