Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
Tomorrow ". will vlsi. Concord. New Hampshire. :
From the N. II. Patriot, June 291
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT

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REcEPTs RECEPTION; Q OF :; TIE fii;' b re: II
The President OF the United States was received yes
teray by the state authorities and by ,he citizens. in
manner both grand aud imposing and alike honorable TO
all concerned. Never before were there so many people
seen In Concord as on this occasion So eager were The
cheer the Chief Magistrate OF their choice that they
rushed TO the number OF many hundreds to Morses in
bow the place appointed Tor the committee OF the Legis
Iaure to receive him. and the highway on either side
was literally lined for nearly the whole distance with
people ot both sexes and all conditions The Committee
oil the Legislature received the President horseback he
being in an open barouche drawn by tour
aud the carriages OF the Vice President and gentlemen
composing lbs suite, were Immediately in the The
chairman, ffon warren Lowell OF the Senate, was in
trodnced to him, and addressed him as follows:
GEN JAcKsoN,--Bo,h branches OF the Legislature OF
New Hampshire, now in session, have appointed a COM
nttee OF which have the honor to be the organ to me
aud tender to you in behalf Of the Government and cit
zens their most cordial welcome receiving you within
the borders OF the State Deeply penetrated with sense
OF gratitude and esteem for your patriotic services as SOL
der, aud your eminent statesman and civilian
we truly happy receive and introjuce Won IN ,h
hospi'alities OF our citizens.
You will not, perhaps, expect TO all that gaudy
SHOW, The ponp aud style of ceremony; the trappngs OF
may have recently passed. but rest assured YOU will find
yourse" secure In the midst an enlightened and generous
who has chilled the measure of his couniry's pIory"
ihe signal services you have performed, battles YOU
have iough the glorious victories you won and your
pre-eminent virtues all known to the remotest n6abi
tant OF the Granite State.
Your presence then. bring fresh to mind the bril-
Nancy oil your career, and fill the hearts of all y m
bounded and lasting pleasure.
10 behod the man among who has periled his life
ana struggled against his countrys wrongs faced the can
mons mouth, and bid defiance the invincbes of Britain
and that man no other than the Chief Magistrate of This
great and powerful Nation, honor and salts
faction OF which we may be justly proud, and which
we may thank HIM who rules the desties OF nations and
anu IN the name Of the Legislature Of the people of
view Hampshire, we may hail you as the undaunted
champion OF rights and liberties and beg Won again IN
10 he State a..
home Of the illusrous Sullivan, the daring Stark and
host Of other worthless OF the Revolution
10 which the President, and in his carrayr
made very appropriate and feeling reply.
The procession then formed according to the orders pre
vousy given, and proceeded to the line of the town of
Concord where it was met by committee of the citizens
on horseback, and the President addressed by their
chairman Col Robert Davis, in happy manner;
copy oil which address have not been able to obtain
hier which, the procession again formed soon
tne military escort consisting Of eight beautiful
OF light infantry and riHemen under command IF Col
Peabody; and after receiving the honors of the military
which were performed in highly creditable 10
and honorable to the State proceeded accom-
panied by an almost incessant cheering. capitol The
President mounted elegant white horse uncover
ed, continued TO bow TO his fellow citizens, who
houses whilst the ladies' with handk waving ;o;
ed the general joy. The procession through
Main street down State and through School street
tne Pesidsnts quarters at the Eagle Coffee House; and
the Immense concourse still remained in 'front.' the Presi
dent alter taking little rest, accompanied by the Vice
President, and Secretaries Cass and Woodbury.
on me balcony and were severay announced 10 the peo-
pie oy Hon. Henry Hubbard who received them with the
most deaiening shouts Of applause.
The illness Of the President, at the of
the week having made his arrival day later than
ancpatcd the arrangements heretofore published yes
sru2y, VIII De carried into effect to day The health of
the President much improved and he now in TO-
iera6c health and excellent spirits
From ron II, the n Y Joprn. of Ccmmereo July
Return V the Presdent-The President of the u
states passed tins city this morning, his return TO ash
ngfon He arrived in the steamboat Providence from
Providence just in time, by spirited pursuit to overake
the New Philadelphia, for Philadelphia about three miles
below the city, board Of which the President went in
tending TO pursue his journey to Baltimore this evening,
ana arrive IN aslngton Tomorrow noon. The Presiden
lett Concord, which the fahest point of his Journey
on monday ma private carriage-slept Mr. Badlord's
IN koxbury' Mass, and proceeded the boat in Provi.
uence 10 he most quiet and unosteniaons manner He
Is accompanied by Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. Woodbury. Mai
Doneison ana Col Earle. Mr. Cass proceeded from Con-
coru 10 his native place, intending continue his Journey
thence TO the north and west, visit Detroit SC The
resident, though rather feeble. exhibited great cheerful
Iuness and animation in with the ladies'
and passengers on board the boat with his tall snow
capt form, waving his hat, formed conspicuous signal
IN bringing to the New Philadelphia.
Whle almost all the passengers were compecd IN oo
1eow The motion OF the boat in coming round Point
judith the President kept his position cheeruy ON deck
III conversation with one or two gentlemen who remain
ed lie passed many encomums on the East and said
he had been filled with admir- alton from the time he en-
u >ew England. me manufacturing establishments,
ne sao were perfect nothing i'll the world could exceed
them; and such establishments. conducted with such skill
he was sure could need no protection.
The President said he persuaded his friends voul
excuse his return to Washing under all the circun
stances IL is understood that the journey was 70
DC prolonged 10 the 10Th OF July, which would have
'he 10 20 further East and to visit Albany and
he west, perhaps Niagara. The reason assigned for
abandoning The plan in all its extent the rather G ebe
STATE Of me PRESIDENTS health, and the unavorable nnu
ence of the weather. '""
Presidents PRoGREss-From the Boston pspers
we learn that the President had passed into New Hsmn
shire lie was received, probably by the legislature Of
mat state, al Concord, Monday the first OF Ibis mon,
he passed through Lowell Thursday the 27tb June
ana pore The fatigue OF his journey that place
oly wen. ne Boston Patriot says, "He appeared TO be
~ oeer heah Than Tor some days previous aud appear
Gu Tess laigued Than some of his suite"
Inc Military Chiefain, presented with parade t
Lowell, which must have brought TO mind the anc;sn,
Story oil The amszonan army.
Inc toson Courier estimated the female array W bicb
paraded on the occa.ion at 1000 I! We are told =
All were neatly dressed in white, with sasbes of DIFF
eren coiors TO designate the diheren, manua ~
aOsbihehts, 10 which each pecvely belonged Thev
were formed Jour deep lie length OF the p: oce sion
eayc occasion 10 spectator 10 remark that there was
Wue grS Ater the President and suite had arrived
al the Merrmack Hotel, the whole procession passed in
review before him"
Tbs novel review must have suggested the doubt
whether one branch OF domestic manufactures does moi
Ser rom me means employed in propagating ano,htr
OF ourselves we must say that should have prefer
req seeing each Oh those girls employed with her spnnng
whee ~ her husbands log hut the Ousconsin or on
margin oil me Wide praires browse by the buf
oes WIN baf dozen fair haired chubby children than
oung one o. This niie long manufacturing ssion
however imposing But itmay be- that IL labor, of
o h"usous country destined TO give indie
Pehnence 10 The nation in sense, by conauering the
"S OF Europe and there is fear that we shall ever
want brave men 10 sustain against the arms of oreign
powers we therefore wish prosperity 10 Lowell and