Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-07-18
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.

done: the pageant IS over, the Presi
dents tour is ended; and before setting Of
to morow's sun, General jackson will
be reposing in the Peoples Palace al
In other, and less pom
pous phraseology, it is our duty to an
nounce that the President has suddenly
cut short his tour, and proceeded back t.
Washington with all expedition which
steam boats and rail roads could Impair
TO his progress. He proceeded eastward
IL no further than Concord, New Hamp
shire. where our accounts Of yesterday
left him From that place. owing, as we
understand, TO the state of his health, he
suddenly took his departure homewards
on Monday morning lie hurried through
Boston on the evening Of that day. the
citizens being unapprised Of the fact, and
slept at Jamaica-slx miles from the city
Travelling nc0g as 1t were, he was yes
terday. first discovered on board Of the
steam boat at Providence, attended by
the Wee President and Secretary of the
Navy, and other persons attached TO hi.
suite On the arrival of the boat here
this morning, the President was transfer
red directly TO The boat for Ph,ladel phia
and had departed for the Federal capital
before a soul in New York knew of his ar
rival Thus abruptly has ended tn
grand cleo pioneering tour Of the President
undertaken for the truly republican pur
pose of forcing upon the people success
sor oil his own appointing - with what sue
cess we shall see Meantime we cannot
but sympathize with our jackson friends
in Name, Vermont, and The interior OF
New York at The erevious disappointment,
they must now experience. The whole
line of the village orators, from Passam
aquoddy 10 Presque Isle who were pre-
pairing to lubrlcate his path with rlls OF
oily e'0qrence--to greet the hero with i'm
promptis prepared at months notice -
will now be compelled to pocket then
manuscripts for another occasion. The
ladies may now crop the rose buds which
they were saving TO strew in the high
ways and the factory girls their danda
looms. Kind curious descendants of mo
ther Eve! How deeply do we deplott
your disappointment but most OF all dc
we grove for the Albany Regency-tht
mem 'ers of which were preparing TO taxi
oul lne leases of power, on the strength
to the idol If popular adulation.
n. Ebc Boston papers OF yesterday
wbscb " r. ught napping when the Pre-
slntnt came through on his return, an
noure that 'ne Cmrl encountered another
peru at tht East from which he had (
narrow est.,.e. The Dunstable Tele
graph noticing the barouche which con
veyed the President, and was drawn b,
a team OF four beautiful grey horses
driven by one of the owners, Mr. Conkey
'ays:-"Nothlns but skill prevented Sc
| nous accident The horses being very
SPIRITED. and unused to such excitement
several tunes became so frightened, tina
under the management OF the most meI
'ney wcaid have been perfectly uncontrol
able | seems by other accounts, say:
the transcript. that they did rrn with th'
harouche three miles, between Nasha'
and Concord. 10 the eminent danger o
the Pre- -ident, but were Al lenghih hrough
up. Most sincerely do we wish hun
safe return TO the Capital. anu ultmatell
10 ( e Hermitage
| Z ;. The secret Of the royal flgh
tbr ugh the city before his subjects hA'
brushed the puppIes from their ry"s,
moi generally known until II O'Clock. al
many were sceptcal even then. Sad ar
| III lamentations of the chosen Eh
Philadelphia boat, we learn, was of be
fore that from Providence arrived; bu
the latter gave chase; and overhauled tn
former near Bpdloe's Island-such wa
III necessity OF the Presidents exigency
z > No . The Bos on papers OF yes
l. Al
ceedng was in type. The CommeTcia
tTazette, Jackson speaks oil the recep
uon OF thu President at Concord, both b.
The Legislature and the citizen soldiers
ID TaptuTes aud adus: The President ap
pear, much sTatIied with his reception
has health was feeble. he could not cute
'pto the + silSIues with that vigor and feel
ing Which h" hd'l evbced in other places
Ihdi The situation " our venerable PreSi
dent Is Prec tu0s, ii teo,tLd be folly TO de
n.y.; dBu MAJ he witt improve faster a
:, asblngton, IN tne hands of the Physl
cIHns, than travelling about the county
is the opinion OF every intelligent obser
yer"
The Boston Centinel speaks of ,ther
uses than III health, as comprising to
produce the sudden return. A quarrel is
aid TO have taken place among the faith
iul, m consequence OF which, the Presi
dent became dIsgusted and tHrned his
'ack upon lem aIl,--.N y Com July 8
rom the PHILADELPHIA Com Herald, July A
The president Of the United States
passed through this city yesterday alter
noon. Oh his way to Washington The
following account Of hls journey IS giyer
by our TREND Major Jack Downing