Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
TIE EHESIOE.NI.

TIE PRESIDENT.
We shall t0yc the Wing Press more 0buu, lis En-.
frances aud his E1itS This is the last article snail
dedicate To his visit; as he is now in nshingtnn.
The last Winchester Viginian expresses lis regret
that lie did moi take the Valley road, and pass through
Woodstock and Winchester II sltIes, that " On tie
25h The committee OF arrangements appointed by the
Authorities and citizens Of Winchester received letter
from the President acknowledging The kind intentions,
on the part Of the community Of Winchester, and com
munca,ng his regret that on the presen, occasion cir.
cunsances rendered him unable 10 visit Winchester on
his return TO Washington"
To the Editor Of Me Enquirer
"LuRAY, Page county, Sept. %.
aThe monthly court happened 10 he in session whrn
the President arrived Mr. GABRIEL Jordan Of our CT
items, being acquainted with him. conducted him to the
Court house square, situated HILL overlooking
Village and the beautiful country Of the lla"k,bill II
was announced in the Court house that our Chief
Magistrate at hand. lie entered the Courthouse
with respectful bow: the members of the Court came
down from the bench, and were with the gentlemen OF
the bar clerk and officers of the Court, ssveray intro
duced all Of whom greeted him with hearty shake by
the hand, and kind welcome of the heart. Here he
was in The midst o! his warmes rIeDds-ifiends claim
ing 10 be portion at the 10Th Legion, who were The
friends Of Jefferson in the hour Of difficulty, and who
still profess 10 entertain the Jeffsonian principles
which have cherished, and warmly maintained, dur
ing all The pell!s 'war, pesence, and famine, ana
which have lhsood also The desperate shocks Of the
most alarming pancs. The President having exchsng.
ed cviiities The Court house with all who were pre-.
sent there returned back 10 the hotel kept by Nj Nc.
KAY where the pubic was thrown open 10 Az
peoplc-in the meantime the whole town were IN mo.
lion had spread in every direction and ell who
had heard that the Presd, nj had come, were anxious 10
greet him. After late dinner, he departed Tor M Bar
bee s at the Blue ridge in Thorntons Gap, lis way
to Lees Springs carrying with him the best feelings OF
al! who saw him. Had we hut dream. OF visit from
our Chief Magistrate should have been prepared 10
receive him iH manner suitable TO such an occasion
An who bphel the President, expressed themselves
much pleased with his appea and department lie
made most agreeable impression, and gave 'rrsh AMI
friends already warmly enlisted IN his success
in all laudah!c and constitutional undertakings he
Opposon here is fee bic, il is hardly worth naming
go against SEQ" (Was il not the Wing which wish.
ed thai every Farmer in Nrg nia could see his couHc-
nance; 1t seems that the aspect oi the Lte Mcglc,an
has something agreeable in IT, than the wing sup
posed 1t makes f';r him. instead OF losing trends }
To ie Editor Of tie Enquirer: " WAREENToN, Oct Isl.
"Our admirable President reached this place on yes
terday about half past o'clock 7. NJ accompanied only
bv his sen. After supper he waited on by large
number of cur respectable and intelligent citizens
Of both parties, who have expressed themselves much
pleased with the interview.
"Nr. Van Buren, is.r?y beau ideal o! gentleman; IN
deed he is ore in every Of The term The finger
OF scandal has and be pointed any enc ira
ture Objectionable in his moral character mat s'arcs
sine macia. AS TO his reputation as statesman shS'
say nothing. His ability 10 plan aud execute us ihteg-
r;;v of pufposr have not and cannot he questioned by
candid and Impartial He left this morning ter
Washington intending 10 breakfast 81 buckand 10 GO
which he had been much solicited Ar io,nsrt IS sun
in hs rear. -, c;u
The President remained at the War'e"'on Springs
from Tuesday I'LL Monday last-lhere vas Ve'y HUE
(From tic Glcts Of Esdecsday nisM2
"THE PnEsIpESr returned yesterday gfeauy lnV'eo.
raed by the visit TO the Virginia Springs Ills ncessan'
occupation of mind since The inansuraton .he "luuou
labor which successive iundirery important Sessions
of Congress devo.vfd upon him. had pIeyed
on his strength The reviving waters OF The virginia
Springs tie pure air, and The cheerful exercise e"lryed
in travers;ng The mountains, bav. impaired look I" TO-
bus, hsah which we lave mol observed in him Ter Yeas