Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18

hearts and part OF their srnest affections No pub
lie man ia this country enjoyed such unbounded
such overwhelming popularity as he does The people
ieei ant know that he Is oil he COM
inenccd HE poor boy without friends. without paron.-
that he IL indebted TO the energy OF his mind for oil
the honours hcapcd upon him. and the eminence he has
attained Andrew Jackson is in fact wing instance OF
the nature and peculiares OF social snd political sys
tent Every honest aiher-every afiecionate mother,
Who sees him or tskes him by the hand feels his
her son my ye, he encthcr Andrew Jackson The road
which he rod through lille Is open TO every American--n
~ tho road OF virtue patriotism, tsent aud honesty.
None can travel but those who possess such qualities
An'irew Jackson has possessed.
IN the evening" the President. accompanied by his
SUITE tsc Secretaries OF State AMI War. Major Donelson
ana C., Earle attended avery elegant private party,
gwen by Mayor General Patterson 10 the field officers OF
his division. al his residence in Arch street.
fes,eid,y morning between eight and nine O'clock
the departure of the President board the
Tor New York AS the appointed hour approsc the
crowd rapidly increased aud before the President and suite
arrvei The street, wharves, and neigbonc vessels pre-
sencd AN appearance similar TO that every where
me route OF the procession. the day previous At nine
O'Clock the President, Secretaries Cas- and Mcre and
Major Donclson drove up in barouche drawn nv psr
oil The Land Adnirals spanking greys The General was
received with The usual demonstrations of Affection and
o"ho some ie difficulty in making his way on board !:
the good people pressed around him eagerly TO shake
hands and BID him farewell that there temporary
likelihood of his not being able get away at ALL How
ever Notwithstanding the citizens thought, parting such
sweet Sorrow, the President eventually rcach- the up-
per deck OF the Philadelphia where advancing TO the
rams he took oil his hat and answered the loud aud
acclamaons by repeated bows The boat moved Off and
at the same moment federal salute fired at the navy
yard The kept close along the wbarves an,
as the vessel roceeded, Ne found every spo
slightest view OF her occupied by spectators who waved
er mats anu cheered enthusiastically Beyond the limits
o the cry cannon were brought in to aid the
loi voey alter vollcy discharged until the outer
most limits OF Kensington were passed.
Inn, Hne o. 'ne ar''erss however pointed his attentions
raner 100 closely and gave the General point banker
mat might have caused mischie The boat wac ve,v
near shore when cannon was fired making tremen.
uous reports and the wadding which to be ball
vi twine or oakum, struck bench close by the Pre.i
dents side, and rolled at his feet Several oil the gentle.
en surrounding him, observed shat he was in danger
tie smiled and REPLIED "what, from sauatons!-I feel 40
danger whatever"
at Point No Point, the people Of Bride sburg and Frank
iord were well represented the waters edge flags and
streamers were flying and the artillery the Arsenal
was he ard peang forth welcome the President the
whi'e smoke curling above the lofty woods The wind
was fresh and waited numbeiless soops and small
across our tracks the people board generally under.
Stood who was III their vicinity aud joined their voices to
inc general sautaon. We remarked little fellow an.
pareny not much twelve or thirteen wears of ACE
rowing vigorously from the shore
that had the air an antique rcoue than I,t n,
balteau for use, who when he came near enough 10
make his shril voice heard which was not until his boa,
had got into the swell made by the steamer stood uprpht
!" aehdnce OF rolling and pitching, waved his fragment OF
straw hat in the air. aud cried out jackson! jacksni
hurra Tor the President!' He received bow and
ty smile in return and then whirling his skill
i"ly round padded oil quite coniencdy.
Inc President was informed by gen cman on board
'hat 1t was said that Bishop White OF Pennsylvania had
endcavored on Monday morning obtain access to indie
penence Hail. for the purpose paying his respects bnt
mat he had been prevented by the density commo,ion
and said, The venerable Bishop White; n. that U.s.
Chaplain TO the Continental Congess2 He is ,ruIv ex
ceient and great man Ii had been informed of the fac
me ume, would have made it niy business 10 90 on,
and see him lie then turned one of the gentlemen
o the Philadelphia Committee and asked il he yvouI h
SIND enough to call upon the Bishop, expires, his regrets
ana say uat meeting would give much pleasure 10 At
least one OF the parties. " "
a few miles below Burlington, the steamboat william
Penn, well filed with passengers coming as voluneer
Joueu company, and their band
nai air, swung close alongside The passengers gave
three hearty cheers, which were responded to Sv
other ooats Then passing down. The William Penn fol-
lowed to Bristol '' 'o'-
Al Burlington, the reception was hearty On the beau
uui ana romantic beach below the wharf reat number
OF young ladies' were waving their han,ker chiefs
he czens were congregated the landing wber. So
vera ioy hcKones were planted bearing the American
nag banners inscribed jackson and Independence
and as al other places there olerabe splav Of
serviceaoIc looking hickory brooms The President
on shore walked up the main TO the NJ anson of q
neral Wall where many ladies' anl genomon i.,o
dueed 10 him. After short stay he returned to the bo
bearing fragrant bouquet pre- sente bv the ladies' Which
he observed was Offering when OF his own hand,
only To be entrusted 10 those of Secretary of State
was accordingly placed under the charge of Mr. NJ,
Lane, who, with number OF the Philadelphia Committee
paid particular attention TO the roses
The boat crossed TO Bristol, where it was greeted bv
the roaring oil artillery The President and suite walked
through long lane OF citizens who stood will,
heads, and followed by thousands went through norton
oil me town. where the ladies appeared determined to vie
with the beauty oil Huntington in their demonstrations of
respect. The Inhabitants OF Bristol crowded anxousIv
round the President, requesting him 10 DELAY his depar
ture but as that was impossible The was soon again
on her way.
The tho Rail Road, Borlen,own. were decor,,.
ed with appropriate flags and the locomotive was seen
similarly adorned, rapidly running the landing The
fresideht cVinced great interest AT points boats
decorated with hickory boughs and flags came no and
deVeTed letters 10 The President from citizens residing al
places remote from where he stopped
variety OF incidents occursd previous 10 The arrival
al LamOerton, worthy OF comment which our limits pre
vent us from narrang short distance below the land
ng'Place, The heights covered with borsenen car
fiages oil all descriptions well filled and numbe rs of men
women and children, who, giving the President gloous
shout set OIL Oh stcepe chase for the port where he
cannon took the tale Here the President and
ants on LOOT hnaily ie the boat attended by the Secre
RES New ork Committee, &C., &c.. and was soon fol-
lowed by Mr. Reeside, in the baroucbe drawn bv four
oeauuiui horses. The party dned at Trenton and pro-
ceeded to Princeton The Trenton reception ~ AZ vorby
oil the place could not have been more cordial and az
regards the multitude of people, their enthusiasm and
COCO eenbg towards the hero, surpassed even
mere III rhiiadelpha, and we are perfectly satisfied that
neer he people oil Trenton those Of this CITY will
be outdone by their Eastern brethren.
The Philadelphia commenced her return At half man
TWO CLOCK having on board of the escort; BENJAMIN
Bonsal Esq U. ). Marshall of the Eastern Disrrict
Thomas Penn Gaskill, Henry Horn and Peter Wsa.r
Esqrs-Hcnry Toland, William j. Leiper and Ben;an;n
Chew, Esqrs, MIR. Drake, u. S. Marshal of New Lar
ssy' ana General WALL proceeded TO NJ York with the
President. ~ ~ VIC
Altogether the day formed fit sequel to its nredsces
sor, ana evnced that the feelings xist
Drew jackson every where The President was naturaI
y Nn msn spirits and truly gratifed. Notwithstanding
ague OF The previous day. and his visit TO
d' Ve cocK yesterday morning, he full of life and
energy III was evident he said himself that hi.
had not been better for many years We recommend his
cbenestot to extract proofs Of decay and the nct 81
age from this Pennsylvania. 'o '''e' VI