Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28
PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT

The President and suite reached Hartford about half
past IL OH Monday the l7h They were met AT Berlin nv
the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the citv
and the Committee OF Arrangements. After being con.
Quoted through the principal streets of the city, he land
ed at the CITY Hotel. The concourse was immense:
every avenue Space window and almost every roof on
the line OF march, was crowded. The military display
was in the first style, and numbered about 1000 men
The President rode on horseback accompanied by Gov .
Edwards and the Vice President, and was greeted bv
constant cheering through the city. The large collection
oil children from the different schools in the CITY which
paraded in Pearl street. viewed by him with
high degree OF pleasure and satisfaction At o'clock he
repaired to the City Hail. receive the congratulations If
the ladies and citizens An nnumerable train OF our fair
counywomcn thronged TO pay tribute of respect 10 the
President OF the Union.
his lodgings and was waited upon by the Rev. Clergy of
the city. lie then proceeded, together with the Vice
President, Governors Cass Woodbury., Marcy and Ed
wards, with their respective suites, 10 visit the American
Asylum Tor the Deaf and Dumb. The exercises con
Quoted by the principal Mr. Weld, exceedingly af
fecting Among other incidents, Mr. Weld requested
them by signs write their black boarls-We are
happy to Welcome the President and Tice President of
The United States When one of the fair pupils by
slight alteration wrote, owe happy welcome the
President and Second President of The United Staes"-
Hartford Mercury. -----sn, aTI,, uur-i oy
I'LL, VI ., .H nI 80 ..l211 ca The coDgratuIstions
ePuIalons from Norwich,
1ovidence, to wait upon him to their
S1o~ns Al 2 O'Clock he arrived at Saybrook
and IN short time landed Lyme and in posi-
coaches Tor Norwich.
The Hartford Times says that whietbe President v,s
at his in that town, he received various presents
from our cizsns, among them his name and lille
very neatly written in German Text by MIR Tucker
Writing aser,-a pair Of silver mounted Rifle Pistols
presented by Mr.. Adm Ruggles the Manufacturer nj
siahordand an elegant copy, by Messrs. ADdrus & Judd
oil their Stereotype Edition OF the quao Bible elegantly
bound in red morocco, and gilt II is fine specimen OF
the perfection TO which the art OF Bookmaking has arri
we'd On the font cover is the following sentence-"an-
dreo Jackson President Q The United Stafes-present
ed by .Andrus & Judd, Hartford, Conn and ON the
reverse side -" righteousness Exaleth Nation III he
following correspondence, which has been poteIv fur
nished us, took place on the occasion:
The publishers OF this sacred volume beg leave IN nre
sent il to the President of the United s-imporin lie
author to shed down upon him and our beloved country
Violence towards man, which can alone ensure both 10 r
lers and people the divine protection and blessing
our obd'L servants,
ANDRUS s. JUDD.
Hartford, June ", 1888.
Hartford, Jtms I'm, 1888.
GENTLEMEN: return you my thanks Tor the sacred
volume you have presented and for the personal
Kindness you have expressed
feryenGy unite with you in your PRAYER for our he
loved country, and suppcale Providence TO incline the
hearts OF all cur citizens TO keep It's holy lawto realize
'he inesimablc blessings enjoy-and 10 become as dis
unguIshed Tor genuine peiy among the nations of the
EARN as hey are for the high tayors national and political
which have been vOuchssied TO them.
For myself, Gentlemen, humbIy rely upon the bless.
ing OF God TO guide me in the performance of the high u
lies which my countrymen have assigned 10 neocorn.
mending all with all their requests 10 his care and no,
doubling, he led Fathers 10 acquire the Indepen
dence enjoy, be will lead his own good yov
TO defend and maintain IT, am, very respectfully,
Your obt servant,
ANDREW JACKSON
JdesTs .4ndrus s Jpdd