The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-29

JouCttou WIN kAi&U ott0ctD s"osSS ~S"s
broad street to the City Hotel, where
rooms had been provided for him and his
companions. A salute was fred from
Camp hill by tho United Train OF Arille-
ry, on fhe arrival Of the procession, aud
the President Immediately sppeared W.
covered IN the balcony in front of the Ho-
tel, attended by the Vice President, the
Governor and Mayor, and bowed to the
vast concourse assembled inthe street be-
low, while Gag bearing his iavorite mot
toes, "UNrED WE STAND" and The
UNIoS 1T MUST DE PRESERVED" waved
above his hesd.
From IL o'clock till 8 he was engaged
in receiving the individual addresses oi a
great majority Of the unnumbered throng.
His interview with the Hon. Tristan Bur
gsss was Of most interesting character,
and was highly honorable to tho indivId-
uals .coacerned-Mr. Burgess embraced
him with the .cordiality due from a great
statesman to the Chief Magistrate ot the
United States and expressed much graft
6cation at meeting him in this City. The
President returned his salutations with q
warmth OF feeling and an air Of respect
which recognized the person he was ad-
dressing ss one OF the main pillars Of the
Republic.
Al three O'Clock the President sat down
to an elegant dinner, provided by Messrs.
Wood & Cuyler, oil the City Hotel, IN
company with his suite, consisting Of the
Hon. Martin Van Buren, Vice President
ofthe United States; Hon. Lewis Csss,
Secretary Of War; Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
Secretary Of the Navy; Major DoneIson,
Private Secretary. to the President; Lieut..
Prentiss, Private Secretary to the Secre-
tary of War; Mr.. Williams, of Miss. Mr.
Poinsett, Of s. c.; Col Earle; Col. Rec
side; Mr.. Waddsll, u. S. Marshal for the
s. district Of New York; Mr.. Wilcox, ".
s. Marshal for the district Of fConnecticut;
Major Harman, Military Secretary OF
the Governor Of New York; Coils. Ly-
man, Holland, and Wells, Aids de Camp
to the Governor Of Connecticut; Alder
men Bigs!ow, Wstmore, and Winthrop,
Of Boston; Aldermen Ferris and Wales,
New York, ,Alessrs. Gilbert, Pinckney
and Rogers, from New York; MIR. Stump
OF Philadelphia; Messrs. Pratt and Por-
ter, Connecticut, and the following gem
tlemsn by invitation from the Committee
Of Arrangements: Judges Eddy, Putnam,
and Branch; Com. Creighton and Lieut..
johnson, ofthe U. s. Navy; the Rev. DR..
Wayland, President Of Brown University;
Hon. Tristan Burgess; Hon. Nehemiah
r. knight; Hun. +. Il. Potter; X. w.
Greene, District Attorney; Albert C.
Greene, Attorney General Of Rhode ISL
and; the Mayor and members ofthe City
Council Of this City, the Committee Of
Arrangements and the Marshals Of the
day.
At four o'clock, the President, mount
ed on 4 beautiful white palirey, which bad
been sent hither for his service, by Arion
Mann, Of Meanwhile, aud accompanied by
his suite, the Governor, Mayor, Commit
Gee Of Arrangements aud Marshals OF the
day, rode through the principal streets Of
the City, visiting in his way the splendid
and hospitable mansion Of Thomas p.
Ives, Esq., Brown University, the
Fricnds' Boarding School, the Arcade,
and the Providence Calende ring Dyeing
and Bleaching Factory. The latter es-
tablshnent afforded him fac opportuni-
~ Of seeing a large amount Of the pro-
ducts Of onr Cotton Mills, and Of forming
some opinion Of the great extent and inn
portance oftiae branches Of industry con-
nected with them. We regret, however,
4has he could not have turned ASIDE 70
Aako q view of the immense operations in
shs& business at Fall River. 4t 10 true
that he will probably witness a more splcn-
did exhibatioa Of that character at Lowell,
but he will not there behold so exclusive
1y the fruits Of aaanufactories alone. Lo-
weil has bsen bulk BY Snea who were able
ia the beginuing to build city. Fall
River has gxowa up from the exuberance
Sfmauuiacturing industry. There spin
die has produced spiadic, and factory has
eroduc I'd factory, till Il u secoud in its op-
GRAFTON 20 40 place ia America but Low
I'll, and even there caanot be found a sin
xie nih that will vie wrthths Massasoi, ia
aagui6ceucs.
Al The College, Mr.. Csss made very
msat and appropriate address to the Stu
dents, upon the impostaNoe Of iDdus,sious
appacstioa, ~sizich was answered b. the
Woa ,esthustsssic cheers.
From q 10 9 was devoted 20 the reccyt-
ion Of the ts6ies, who aecked 10 tho Hall
sof the Hotsa like doves. Hundreds aad
Ausdreds we're grsti6od with tho desired
.introdacton, sad At the oxPirs,iaa of the
hour, hundreds were compelled to aurn a.
way in disappointment The remainder
Of the eyeaiag, the President and suite
rere in attendance upon Mx. Hsason's
Concsr, whevs they were entertained by
anusic as meiodious snd sweet asever doai
u - d. ...... &C IL IT, R.oa.d. M