Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02

Fellow Citizens, In the name oil the and Peo
pie oil the State to bid welcome TO Massachusetts,
Welcome, Sir, most cordially welcome all Of interest.
which can here be offered, worthy your attention and
joyment!
We desire to present you, as the Chief Magistrate Of
the Nation the evidences OF the prosperity of this portion
oil common country, which, by the free sulrages
your fellow citizens, you have for second Time bee
called TO preside
10 the condition oil an enlightened and independent Yeo
many the Propreors aud Cultivaiors OF rugged yet
productive soil, which is alike the aud the
oil vrtuous and untiing industry
We would exhibit the amazing results of the proc
oil mat spirit OF enterprze aud in Manuiac-
lures and the Arts, which has filled every valley with
ousy popu"non, and made every water fall subservien TO
the devices OF human skill aud ingenuity.
we wohd invite you, at the tme 10 observe, in
IN the connexion Of Domestic product with Home con-
sumption, aud the exchange OF the fabrics Of the work
shop Tor the raw material which the growth Of every
cline.
And more especially would we commend to your no.
ice our public Institutions, the Schools and Sennaes OF
Learning, those noble Monuments OF Fathers wisdom
and patiots and pety; and the Hospitals and charitable
Asylums Tor the relief OF the destitute and the afflicted
the bcnehcent provisions of more recent time.
speak not OF these things in the pride OF local van
W They are the legitimate fruits OF our happy Repub
can form oil Governmcnt-a Government, in the establish
menf OF which rejoice 10 recognize the active agency
OF your early years, aud the support OF which, YOU have
signaily Contributed in various important stations i'm ma
uer iie They spring DO all political and civil
enJoyments, from that National Sovereignty and hide
Pendence which you have vaianuy defended when as.
sailed by Foreign Foes and that Union under the Con-
sHtufton, which, with equal patriotism glory you no
less tumphan'ly asserted, late memorable OCCASION
against internal DisGDection and Disloya!tH
May this visit undertaken for the purpose OF becoming
oeer acquainted, om personal observation with the in
erests and sentiments OF the People, confirm hos. pa,o
TIC views which you have expressed, OF the mutual de-
pehdehce oil each section oil the country upon epery other
ior the continuance OF the prosperity Of the rhoe And
may II be your happiness, il has been that of YOUR H.
iusous predecessors when the labors and responsible
ues oil the highest station Of earthly distinction shall be laid
aside to enjoy in the tranquility and dignity
age, the cherished respect Nation OF Freemen bene-
hted by your public life, and grateful Tor your any SER
vices.
fddress Of the Mayor Of Boston, to the President on
his reaching the line Of the city
SRA Committee OF the City Council in behalf of the
Muncip Government, and OF their fellow citizens prof
Ter 10 you their sincere congratulations on your safe arr
val within the limits Boston; and bid YOU hearty VOL
come 10 The hosptalities Of the city.
we respectfully request the honor of conducting you
ana your suite to the place provided for your accomno
udoS anu when we shall have arrived there ask per-
miitee.
Alter the procession had reached the fremont House
Ills Honor the Mayor again addressed him as follows
Subtitle honor conferred us this day by a visit of
the Cbiei Magistrate OF the United States will long he
remembered by the citizens OF Boston; and will rey in
'heir hearts the gratitude often and so - (ex-
pressed for the many and signal servics nm
aered to your country; and for uccess1i exerio6s
:" so largely 10 maintain the Union homo
'"nd glory OF these United States.
he rich inheritance of civil Liberty, which we receiv-
ell from our fathers purchased by them at prea,
price, her sons VIII never transfer il any but their de
cehudh's Tor less than was paid in obtaining their pari-
nony and we shall ever honor him. who at New Orleans
strengthened our title 10 this invaluable possession With
o ue'eimlnaon TO transmit them undminshed in
tent and unreduced in value, withhold the
oue oil gratitude so justly due TO the fathers of Aneri-
can Liberty.
With for your past servires and
heartily tender you the salutatons due from lreemen to
their Chief Magistrate.
The Committee are invested with full power 70 n,,
arrangements Tor your reception and for your accommo-
dauons during your stay amongus. part of this edfce
adjustment will afford, or that the city furnish which
w 10 any degree add 10 your comfort or promote your
happiness is at your command.
believe, sir, have represented the views entertained
by nay fellow citizens and atter myself that tho demnn
sraon OF their civtes will prove that fhave expressed
their sentiments.
BosroN, June 24.-Yesterday morning. the President
was so much ihdsposed, in consequence fateuinp
erions Saturday, TO be obliged 10 call in DR.
who ordered him TO keep his bed, and take medicine
ter dinner, however, he had sufficiently recovered IN
company Lieut. Gov Armstrong to the old South Church
Mr. Van Buren,, and the other gentlemen of the Pre-
dents SUITE attended Church in the morning. and called
on Gov Llncoid at his lodgings before dinner After
Church in the afternoon the President Vice President
and Secretaries Cass and Woodbury. Jailed ON
Governor Armstrong; after which they rode with some
members OF the City Government and visited South Bos.
ton.
his morning the President visits the NAVY Yard a,
Charesown, at half past O'clock ard at T. BY nvjtaton
OF the city authorities, will make excursion i'm the bar
Dor, on board the Steam boat General Lincoln AT II
clock he attends the review OF troops on Bunker Hill
al er which he visits Cambridge, where it is understood
the degree OF LID. is 10 be conferred ON him by the
University An excursion is planned also, 10 visit Lev
ingon and Concord, previous 10 his return TO the Ire
mont House in the evening
The annexed journal of the proceedings Of Saturday 10
copied from the Saturday Evening g. zette:
The President this morning, about nine o'clock visited
+ aneull Hall, accompanied by the Vice President Mr.
an Buren, the Secretaries Of War and of the Navv To-
gclher with the City Authorities where he received the
congratulations OF his fellow citizens On going and COM
ing, he greeted with cordial acclanaions from the
citizens. "
AT half past 10 O'clock the President was escorted bv
he Independent Company of Cadets TO the State House
where he was received by Gov. Lincoln Lieut. Gov
Armstrong, the Council, Members of the Legislature and
Heads OF State Departments Officers OF the United States
,C, Military, and Nava Judicial officers OF the State
Vol, md City Officers, Foreign Con.uIs the Rev
q ai Literary and other Institutions and c
we're sdesia4us of paying their re-
Fhe Union. The process
l.esIdent himself walked There
n the Sonata Chamber, and A
excellent ioass given
In the aernoon the Boston Brigade under Brigadier
Tyler, was reviewed by the President on the Common
The weather was favorable and the troops embracing
eight companies OF Light Infantry, mostly in new uni.
forms, battalion Of Artillery corps OF Sea Fencibles
and Squadron OF Horse, made splendid appearance
Alter the President had reviewed the troops he rode round
the Commons, and saued the people with his hat i'm his
hand-and was received with tremendous shouts of APP