Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-06
SUDDEN TERMINATION OF THE PRE-
SIDENT'S TOUR.
From the Boston Centinet of Tuesday.


We learn that the President reached Roxbury
! Yesterday afternoon, on his return 10 Washing
ton, and accepted an invitation of Samuel ID.
Bradford, Esq. to take lodgings at his mansion.
DR.. Warren, we also learn, was called upon to
visit hun. Should his health permit he will pro-
coed to Providence this morning. aud take pas
sage for New York in the steamboat. We learn
that hr passed through this city about O'Clock,
in a stage coach. IN private manner. Mr..
BradfOrd's mansion is about miles from the
city. Ii is probable that the President will re-
main several days in this vicinity, as we learn
that he has suffered much from fatigue. We
have been credby informed, from different sour
ces. that the Jackson party proper 10 Portsmouth.
N. IL. were determined to have the exclusive re-
ceplion Of the President to themselves: this caus.
ed quarrel between them and the other citizens
Of the place, IN consequence OF which the Presi.
dent was Disguised with their feuds, and turned
his back upon them all Ii Is said that this mar
row minded spirit was also manifested in Con-
cord. But we shall soon hear more authentic &C
counts, and will lay them before our readers.
The President reached Concord, New Hamp-
shire, on Friday, the authorities, eight lightln
fantry corps, and large cavalcade were IN wait
ing to receive him, and escorted him TO the Eagle
Hotel. Ga Saturday he reviewed a battalion OF
light troops in the morning, and at noon visited
the State Government at the capital, assembled
in the Representatives. Hall. where he was adj
dressed by the Governor and introduced seve-
rally to the Councillors, Senators, and Repre-
sentatives.
The Presidents Return Extract Of letter
from correspondent at Concord, New Hamp
shire. dated SATURDAY. evening.
6. have just been informed that the President
will proceed no further. He will not visit Ports
mouth nor extend his journ"y to Portland. T"o
causes are assigned for this determination. The
nos, probable is the state of his health. He IS
fairly beat Out-cOmplctey exhausted and looks
wretchedIy. The other is the conduct of the
party at Portsmouth. II appears that the town
solicited the honor of visit IN its corporate
pacity without regard to party poli,ics-but the
=. porkers" rebelied and swore they would have
the President all to themselves or he should not
be rsoes.ed at oil. they accordingly seeded
and built and Uttered new stye. The old &C.
neral is outraseously provoked al their " foly,"
aud has set his back against Portsmouth. At
least-so goes the story. That he will proceed
no further, | believe il true, and the cause no
doubt as first stated. He is very sick man."
| We shall regret it exceedingly, if the Presi,
dent does not visit Portsmouth, as in his pro.
gress he would pass through the manufacturing
town of Doser-where he would be shewn cloth
woven from the cotton of his own growing
Is raised on the Tennessee Farm The Com
panv bought his whole crop one year, and the
bales are all stamped " Andrew Ja, kson." He
is quite Judge OF cotton, and speaks Of its va
rioas qualities Understandings. Transcript.
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.
"Come like shadows, so depart. Ills done:
the pageant is over: the Presidents tour Is ended;
and before the setting of to. mOrrow's sun, Gene
raj Jackson will be reposiug IN the Peoples Pa
lace at Washington. In other, and less pomp-
Gus phraseoIOgy, it is our duty :" announce thai
the President has suddenly cut short his tour,
and proceeded back to Washington with all the
expedition which steam bpats and rail roads
| could impact to his progress H. proceeded east
wardly no further than Concord. New Hamp-
SHIRE, where our accounts of yesterday lett him
From that place, owing, as We understand, TO the
state OF his health, he suddenly took his departure
homewards on Monday morning. He hurried
through Bo>ton on the evening OF that day, the cit
zens being unapprlsed OF the fact and slept at ia
maica-six miles from the city. Travelling incog.,
as il were. he was yesterday first discovered on
buard of the steam boat at Providence. attended
by the Vice President and Secretary of the Ma.
w, and other persons attached to his suite. On
President was transferred directly to the boat
for Philadelphia, and had departed for the Fed
eral capital before soul 10 New York kne" Of
his arrival. Thus abruptly has ended the grand
electioneering tour OF the President, undertaken
for the truly republican purpose Of forcing upon
the people successor fhis own appointing with
what success we shall see. Meantime we cannot
but sympathize with our Jackson friends in
Maine, Vermont, aud the Interior of New York
at the grievous Disappointment they must no"
experience The whole line of village orators,
from Passsmaquoddy to Presque Isle, who were
preparing 10 lubrl.ate his path with rills Of oily
eioqaence,-to greet the hero with impromptus
prepared at months notice-will now be CON-
PEELED to pocket their manuscripts for another oc-
casion. The ladies may now crop the rose.buds
which they were saving to strew in the Highways
and the factory girls their dandelions. Kind Gu
rious descendants Of mother Eve! How deeply
do We deplore your disappointment. But most
of all do we grleye for the Albany Resency--the
members of. which were preparing 10 take Out