Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-04

10 speaking Of them worthy Of tho dsng ussd privi
reyes they here enjoys and as well performing the duties
oil their station; and giving substantial pledges Of future
usefulness and success.
May these aniicipaons be realized may their names
Dc herepiter enrolled by their country among its disn
guished beneactors In their respective spheres OF ac
ZION may they become instruments Of its prosperty-or.
nament. OF its gory--snd pillars OF its strength
Permit ~. sir, this occasion congratulate YOU on
The happy auspices under which your second term
m'msrahon has commentator the disappearance of
hose clouds which OF late hung heavily the pros
poets OF our Unon and which your 6riness aud pru-
dence contributed so largely to dssips,c.
Uur oes wishes and prayers will accompany you in the
uh'inent OF the remaining duties Of your exal ed station
be your happiness TO witness the uninterrupted e
hci'y aud advancing prosperity of your countrywide
nuanee oil ITS union the increasing attachment to its
constitution, and the frightening aud of the
chain oil lriendslip between the Sates
May II be ours 10 60 operate in this work of PATRIOTISM
ny annually transmitting TO the Offices and business
noou' wtl-educated youths capable Of being useful Ia
their country in all its TO assist in
ITS councils to Lead in its defence adequate TO all the
uu'es ana energies which will be claimed Of them 10y
unparalleled destinies
The passage in which ausion made TO the scatter
ing oil the clouds of notification, met with a hearty
response from the audience.
10 this address the President of the United States re-
turned a short repIy
The address followed by Salutatory Grafton in
Latin by member OF the senior class Latin is said
DC the language oil compliments and superlavrs flowed
through tbs Grafton smoothly enough, though they would
have hardly suited the simple honesty of mother Eng
President
cy IN The usual form, and the for giving assign
cd In the Latin language The exercises then closed
IN very Impressive manner by the singing OF the follow
Ing Hymn (he whole assembly sanding TO the tune of
Old Hundred In the last the President of tho Uni
ted states seemed with great heariness 10 join.
ALMIGHTY Con to thee W. raise
Thine arm protects ass ., The sI Pai i p a,
And smites tho opprossor in the dust
When in the day. OF deer distress
.TS ,a diGi, sonsh. INC wiiGenos'
Their path. ilumc, and wandorings c,eor.
when, at their countrys call, tho bravo
Unshcahod their ords Is rights to sayo
Ans ssSsy .m GH'5 anS ' sss lied sd
O. may this realm forever be
UNITED, INpEPrSprSr. Ears
And may its arts and virtues shine.
Through every age, with light Divine
The exercises being finished, the President was escort
ed by the Students of the University to the Library, and
thehce 10 President Quincy house, where he was intro
dneed TO the Students aud Faculty of the Univorsy
Courier.
~ from the Boston Courier of Frday.l
eve learn from gentleman from Salem that the Presi
dent was in much better health Yesterday mornnp-,ha
ne was out IN the morning eaily and walked the East
INDIA Museum He afterwards rode through the streets
and was visited his return to his lodgings by great
number OF persons He left Salem at nine o'clock for
Andover, Haverliill, and Lowell
CoNcoRD, IN Hampshire June &C.
IHE PRESIDENTS VIsIT-The Committee of the Lee
gsiature appointed 10 wait Gen jackson at Boston re
turned on Monday. The President had so arranged his
Tune as TO meet the arrangements published in this days
Patriot 1t was his intention 10 leave Boston Tuesday
morning. pass through Salem and Newburypor and lodge
at Havcrhi from thence pass through Lowell and lodge
at Nashua Wednesday night, and in the vicinity Of
Concord at o'clock, OIL Thursday afternoon. NOTHING
VIII prevent this arrangement, from being carried fully in
TO elect but accidents, ndisposon the part of the
President Should the weather have been such yester
day as TO prevent travelling the President will no doub
omit visiting some OF the named in
Patriot.
We are informed says the Evening Gazette that tbs
President Will leave Boston for Salem Tueslay-viI
VISIT Lowell OH Wednesday-and proceed thence to Con.
cord From Concord he will 20 to Portland Returning
he VIII visit Portsmouth and Newburyport. Leayino
Newouryport, he will again pass through Concord ntC
the State OF Vermont, Lebanon Springs on hi. wa,
into the State OF New York
From the Boston Gazette, OF eth Junol
ne PRESIDENT Will leave Salem this morning for Haver
NH and Lowell Tomorrow he will probably leave Lo
well for Concord Having spent day at the latter Mace
lie VIII proceed TO Portsmouth, via Exeter From Ports
mouth he will go Portland and thence back TO Con
cord, passing through Alfred, Dover, &C. From New
Hampshire he will pass into Vermont and thence into th
State OF New York. "
| On Tuesday evening Mr. Van Buren, and other gentle
men attached TO the Presidents SUITE attended party
mayer oil The fremont Theatre visited that place. in con-
pahy with the committee of arrangements of the Gil,
Council and other gentlemen.
when Com Hull made his appearance at the fremont
heatre on tuesday evening he received with three
roundse OF appaus by the audience. Gold Ironde re-
sounded In every part OF the House. which was very fu
The VICE President, and Messrs. Cass and Woodbury.
were also cheered, less, when they entered IN,
boxes But The applause which greeted the ears of Com
Hul appeared 10 come from the HEARTH was warm and
general, and, what is more, there a nearing in if
which could not be mistaken. He mad rendered the conn.
Wy Invaluable service, at time when she most needed it
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