Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21
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MR EDrroR-i'm not of those who take the hall
at the second hop hut being naturally modest LET man
good tngs pass that are worthy of record fearing NV
style too humble TO describe them. However | would
burst IT did not say something the above subject
Its now six seven days since the President dned wi
our excellent citizen. Capt. Richard Dru,nmond That
morning. it said he would land on the wharf from
the steamer, Old Dominion; but j. amongst others IVA
disappointed However determined to see the Prcsi
dent 81 judging Inc time of his departure nv friend
(who was quaiiy anxious to hm) and l. took boat
and on we pnSh"d to the Rope Walk Client. There
wei' "u' nan zen as we landed, standing the
gate through which the General pass on his way
to small boat that was to convey him to the Old Do
mlnion. was just IN time to crafty my curiosity.
who witnessed The landing and departure of Gcora tho
Fourth, at Dublin, thought this favorable opDorinni,
to see The difference between King and President
On the occasion q" Georges landing, there were can
non roaring colors hoating aids-dc- ying bells
ringing, armies moving All was commotion The mo-
bty took their station in the procession then came the
nshoPs III ir hoang suitans and surplices; and after
tnein' inc Judges ana lawyers with powered wigs and
SIX cl0aks; train of officers with the KEYS Of tc
CITY, and public officers with parchment rolls containing
their addresses--Ail was pomp-all was show Tb,.
common people kept bay that they might wonder NJ
distance aid be made sensible of their situaon nv
seeing tue boundary between them and their ROYAL
masters. Ibis departure, if possible was conducted
with more poslp aud servility-te town of DunIcnrv
should be called kingssown memorable of this Great
occasion and the spot of land from which he took his
departure, the Royal Slip on which to build ,nonn
ment The gooi-natured Irish in a few days after snb
scf3ed iie round sum of ten thousand pounds to add
announcer 10 ne many mockeries raised for ROYALTY
The President sitting in the porch with some
members of Mt Drummonds family, and few ac
guaintances If Napoleon Buonaparte Louis Of Franco
Nicholas OF Russia, and William Of England had ali
been sitting round Dick Drummond it would not make
inc smallest alterations He would be the same Dick
Drummond. But wanted to see how the presence ne
the Chief Magistrate would operate on men who have
not tie same command OF person. But all was ease
Now the Old Dominion hove in sight and ranr her
bell. Capt Drunmond walked down TO see If the small
boat was in readiness and what, Mr. Editor do Won
think was the preparation piece Of clumsy old nlon
that, from appearance was worn out ON Ike dpod
bridge leading to MIR Drnmmonds house This yvas
placed tren the land the bow of the boat nd ON this
walked Gen jackson, the hero of New Orleans the
president OF the United States Commander in Chief
from Maine to Georgia from the Atlantic to the Pacific
often heard of rcpubcanisn, but this was the first
good specimen have seen Of it, This cheap govern.
ment, winch every man ought to admire
ONE OF THE PEOPLE