Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

es aud public assemoiages, Tor electancefiH8 paf-
Iusea.
Il was reported on Friday evening. an
e1liy Oh Saturday mornlng. that Con. Jackson
voa,i reach the city nj II o'clock, A. NJ. y wan
lcrrrpart however SOON got ahoat, that lie would
not arrite anti O'clock, 7 NJ. 10, having no.l-
cl So far the day previous Us had been promised,
by several mllt5. a short time = fore the orpom
ted hour, few members ofone military corps OF
the ctY, aud some volunteers. making IN all about
forty marched To the city line In meet tie fres.d IA,
& perform escort duty, measure rendered absolute
y necessarv a appeared uiterw ards III the streets
and at the Hotel 10 protect his person att INST the
dsnrdrrcd array and rush OF his friends, composing
the cav. lcade Soon after the clock struck five,
the escort, with the President, and the MarshaIs
of the day. Messrs. Abraham Morton, LoVeloV
Neltllia, fayor,and other distinguished members
u thr Jackson party, enclosed within the ranks,
" ith the easaleade before and behind taeuI made
Their appearance in the streets OF the eily The
scene here presented heggars all descriptions JACK
Cado never Deheld It, parallel After the entrance
into Alaiu-srcet the mob horse-haek. for SO II
must be clled consisting al three tour hundred
men and boys, IN such confusion we shall not
attempt To describe was omodby the boys and ne
| gross who had collected 10 witness hc ahoW, and
a shrek, (there was no shoa'ng or checrns,) was
sent ll 10 lle(Nt resembling no aOulll IAN mar W
the ears of tnortals In the mean time, the hero
of this chaotic parade, in his carriage, with head
uncovered continued bowins alternately from
one side to the other, like noddius man in
stage coach over a roush-road The spectacle
was comic To farce. Such was the eattGHcc al
President Jackson into Lexington. Ii wa, tor-
ced afar--9ot W with great h,bour. aud at great
expense TO the party-the nlaor actors III tue con-
fused seouc beng almost altogether the residents ot
! adjacent counties and Unknown t0 tie people Of
this city. 1t was miserable abortion, and a
source OF solHl end morlllcatlon 10 those concern
ed in It.
Early ON Sunday morning, the President com
menf d his calls accompanied by two or tarce at
his leading friends.
At eleven clock, the President walked 10 Tie
| first Presbyterian t. Mr. Hail > church, a pew
IN which It IS SAID, had been lifted up TOR tbs re
c-pton a week or two previous. Aa extra slcra-
ment Of the Lords Supper had also wc arc inform
ed been prepared II honor Of the uceaslpui IN tht
soemnilics Of which The President was ca
pcccd 10 partici pate The rush INTO the church
" hen the President reached It, was 50 rec, tina
many persons previously assembled, ttt ii. After
/ the conclusion OF the sernon, the pastor made Il
short address, mgng Upon the congregation ~
strong language, The improperly and SIN ot ieat
~ theehlreh previous 10 the solemn eeetnnlcs II
COMMUNICATION Of the L9iD'5 supper H. al
dte5s, i.s said, was impressive and aPq1aitns. Il
was however without lis eljeet.--No Soonoy hat
he finished than thu Pfcsidcat, followed lay ms Al
tendanls and the crowd that curiosity had attracted
rose aui left th2 house. The confusion thas aoe
c,oIed we are told, Is unparalleled in the history d
divaa worsh!pifit was not saerlespus. The con
duel of the P,,sjIeat Oh tbs uecasioE has oic.tc-
nleny aal ssvero coamenta
fha afternoon was spent 'nWshjog az rrclg-
ing call Some ofthosc who hat recovered from
the dssp atoms of Satul' ay, re-appemed al the
socoe, and offered lbea cnDlse to Inn. who va