Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-12
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Mountain SPRINGS June Is. le39 !
i'Mr. EGiior-1he President Of The United States ar
rived b. Hall Friday. June 2sih by The way OF
Easion, Belvd-re. accompanied by a large conc"nrse
Of penple, Without distinction OF party. Populations
fron New York Newark, Morriso1n, and the adjacent
country we're in waiting receive HIM al the Hall,
which was splendidly illuminated. and in which every
preparation necessary "r handsome reception 10 lis
llLsirinus Cues, had been made II ia some what nncer
tain how long they may remain at this place he Pres
den, is in fine health and spl,ils [.N Y Past.
NEW YoRx, July :.
The President visited the Navy Yard al Buoky n This
morning. tn morrow he will depart for The NORTH
We find the following in the Journal Of Commerce Of
this mcrnng:
1.-THE President made a vis 10 Brooklyn on Saturday.
An arrangement first made for his visit 10 the Navy
Yard under the command Of Commodore Rdgley, and
the Nnrh Carolina On rearing this hs political friPrds
at Brooklyn made arrangements TO welcome The Ptes.
dent The day, and q committee waited on Com.
nud"re Ridpley 10 concert measures The Cnmmndnre,
as We are told. declined making ptnvslon for the com
mpe Of citizens 10 accompany The President on hoard
the North Carolina. tn open ,he gates "i The Navy
Yard tho, ths committee might receive the Preside Mt
w,hn the enclosure. mole tn this th~ct address,
BY The Com m"dnre ths committee, sent over To
The Pr sidrni ls.c Friday evening by sub Commit
tee. The PraIden', reading The no'e OF the t"nn.
dore, said he considered himself al The disposal Of his
fellow cilz.ns rather than any other PERSONS and ne
would therefore post his visit al the Navy Yard 10
some Other day So The North Carolina visited in
the morning, and The day devoted 10 The cirles Oh
the CItlZpns uf brooklyn.
The New Ere oi this morning says:
"On Friday noon. when the President received the
VISITS Of his fellow czens gentleman vas led by Gu
rinsy 10 count The thrnng Between the hours of II
and 9 he numbered nine thousand, seven hundred la.
dies and gentlemen. which were probably one half Of
he number ho called The President ihs, day. And
this is the that the wings year sgn, asserted
did not dare city for fear Of assassination
WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. WEBSTER.
To the Pt"rie Of M"ssofhusens:
Ills know lha, my name has bern presented TO the
public. by meeting of members of The Legislature of
the State candidate for the office of Presldent OF the
United States, al the ensuing election As has been
expected that Convention would he hrldrn in The Au
tumn nf this year, c"mpos, If Delegates from the
apse IN any woy, the result OF that Convention But
am now out of the country, mol 10 return. probably
much farlier than The period FIX for lie meeting 81
the Conventions ord do not know Wtal events may
cur in thu time il were hume, nigh, demand
immediate attention from me- ] desire. moreover, to act
par which may tend To prevent cordial and efiec.
tive union among those h.sf o jet, usi. 10 10 main
tain, uninraed. The Constitution Of The country, ard
to uphold all Iis great interests, BY ~se prudent ond
patriotic administration of The Government.
These considerations have induced me to Withdraw
nv name candidate for the nfrr Sc Presiden, at
the next election. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Lonion June l2 1889.