Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-06
ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF GENERAL 23A'tsl HARRISON IN NETWORK. lt1 tF1I

At about three o'clock, the firing of cannon and the hoistng of the signal flag. announced the arriva at Jersey City, of the Ral Road car from Newark which who had either proceeded from New York to Newark to meet him, or who had escorted himfron Newark as far as Jersey Cy his road to the empire city, The riety of different colors; and in addition tothe great number of persons who were wanng at Jersey City, band of music was stationed there, in readiness to greerhim on his entrance to that place. s4 sl,
 On allghhng from the car, the General was escorted to the New Jersey steamboat which had been provi- ded by the Committee to convey him from thence to New York, ey Alderman Clark, Engs, and others as and previous to the departure of the boat some heavy pieces of artillery, which had been provided by the i- habltants oi Jersey, kept up continual fire. s sicians came on board, and with the General and bout l5O gentlemen who formeda Committee from the different wards of Nsg York, pu, off for the Battery.
 As the boat neared Castle Garden the sight became interesting in the extreme nothing was to be bout that part of the Battery, aud Per No. N. R., but one immensely dense mass of people, whose spil ingand oyfui and constant hazzas as tey were ly demonstrated that the Hero of Tppecanoe was no unwelcome visitor. Ss - ,. M s
 When the boat had arrived at the pier, deputa,. its Chairman Gen. Bogardns. and Aid. Benson, wait ed on the General on board the steamboat, and well comed him to New York! 48 <}t& tfAf.
 He then left the boat preceded by the gentlemen
 
 Enes, and Judges Hemfeld and Hanson and the com mttee which had been on board, and in that manner walked to the open carriage which had been provided Hotel. The procession then formed around the Bow ling Green, and passed forward towards the American teeon horseback 5 Citizens on horseback. four a. breast; g, Band of Music, followed by General liar rison in acauiage 4sh Citizens ingeneral and last ly, long retinusef carriages. ,
 nlnf ter having aighted very briefly addressed the people fromthe stoop. He Thanked them fofhis cordial re- cepton, and especially mark of their appreciation espoused; and then informed them. that he would be happy to receive his friends at the G0vernOrs Room in sas City Hall. at eleven o'clock this day. mt the we heard sons on foot it would be impossible to fom any accu rateidea O and the best means of enabling the reader o nes < 4 as 0 Sssy 0ue dense crowd of human beings as closely slowed as possihe n addition to which, in whatever drec- aon the eys ehsncsd tO stray, whether to window, many living fguss as its iimits would contain. When iEle holsemAns who were in advance reached
 e Hotel, tss 1el heek either side. andin that way foened line reaching nearly to the Museum, and thsongh which she General in his open carriage. pas seasae aral 9.
 IT. reception has not only been Aattering. but en- sssamSoa., be apoioeised ioT presenting hs covered hand 10 many who 60 cordially shook hands with him. assgned as hs reason that he had of late been somuch shook and squeezed by the hand tha' lls nght hend
 1f 10 % any mss Wbc iss ssen engaged iRfghsing tn. battles of his county glory d victory alone F nt Iinconidefaks $ the soidie! tor ! he dies-but to the s1diera lar feeling known when on his petu fcN the field of battle and of enle hs isgesssdlby the aceamstis1s and ne Ilaud'ss 2 Jfsu6h Iseiine in the oIdinary soldls5 what must be the feelings Of that man who along wit the scldeg blends the statesman and the politician and whe from dpe sense Of favoEs which he has Fep deEed hs connsys is % greeted almost to adoqton p his fellcwcitizehs while they are seeking to onot nn so the blgest post in the ccuncils of the land wen indeed, may thas man boast whois such taye. ed i1dividua and from tho expression Of pubic fee! lng qeyelopeq hero, such . man must GepeEnt Harn son De-. v rsse re+wfA "a NsSsfPAsia Sfas ssA Ice la q 70 saex ssfsN SAxuRDAx, October1. GEN. HARKIsONS PUBLIC RECEPTION Ar THE GOVERN0R'SsROOM. NTHE CITY ls .vei HALL YESTERUAYs. - z kindly wesm s1n seemed to invgoT1te all classsi and ez th4 hOmuf IT drew nghs q1 vent the whole the thyee hags which are occasionalIy used on tk pOOf Othe City Han, and along with qIer ciEcunstaT