Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-26
Fl1DM ESElC
1IIE PRESIDENT.

= -. ,sobbors aud frilnw c'''Zars M tuoe"n. IN
" n.conin, his personal character aud Official sta
1.be ale mbaa al Belle made Tip down yesterday,
rs n. Albany Republican Artillery and numerous
om,,.y Of czeps. 10 participate III the reception.
ussops as-.a President uioy BE- 10 avoid all paraoe
!, his well, !, q natural TINT hr torn cot =" the pe"pe
40 receive aud welcome him al ise se'etd pisces on ms
roue should te greater, and Ief expressions " i'spec'
and confidence he aau'e., ~ consequence :" inc III
t.r.i coutse of his pul,,ca opponents dlscnr'enos
iIhhsrxl,g (snounns ia sn'e Instances :" shnneui
d,n.r,s fun deceDcy) towards the highest "thcrr OF
,hs Repnb,jc BY the partisan officers OF city or village
ndr.ssb in iltir brief authority can r..
fee, disgrace only ,hnee who ci"rse Ia indulge I'D
such axhhitions of bad temper and bad taste
P S We learn that the reception yesterday AZ Two
son oil that the warmest friends OF the fresoehl
could w,sh-enthusiesc cordial, aud in vast numbers
II literally turn out o; tie pfcvle-ss gatyng' !"
tn friends OF eminent public wnh as il was nnr,''y
ing 10 such Of the porzan authorities as had dsRrscrd
themselves BY conduct unbecommg nen under any en-
cumstauces.
We understand tia, The President will pass severnl
7days al Kinderhonk and reach this city Thursday
mex, -.9ihany .7'g"s, july ~ c,n
Tie Wing Common Council OF the CITY OF bnhs"'
through committee have endrred their respects 10 The
Hon Henry Clay, {nuw al the Falls, tour 10 The
East and N"rtb) w!h invitation ITO accept the hos
qualities of the city, and have appointed comnI'lre
cuncer with a,coniHi,ttee OF i''7ens To MAKE
arrangements tnr his reception The Buff lilo Cnmnrr
cal Advertiser States that MIR Clay would visit Buffalo
on "Wednesday, and remain in town during the day
Notwithstanding The announcement beforehand mat mr.
M GoBat The tender pied, and the "hnspiaes
extended the distinguished Senator from xenneSy
a. the resolution of invitation reads IN what The Com
Adv calls "brcoming manner
OF course. conclude, the Common Cnuhch o.
Buffalo under such circumstances, did not call on Mr..
Clay foot the bill, but that he eSPrnsrs were Ph'a
ont of the city treasury To all TINS we near no 'p %
dissent from any cnar,ar-ceriain'y not from the party
ptess which sns,cln the present State Administrator
either in Buff,io elsewhere. On the contrary the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, mauPre Mr. Clay re-
puGnance 10 ':a public display, expressed Tue nope
that the citizens would be afforded IAN opportunity o.
"exchsneing sau,aons with one whose lung ana eml.
nra, services they SO fully appreciate
We aude this matter now Tor The purpose OF corr
,rss,inv The course of th- Opposition journals, IN view
Of this appropriation nf public money ny wing
corpms,on for benei, 10 AR Clay, win The language
Of the same par isans regard to The expenditures 10y
the Common Council of tn. city OF New York Tor me
yec,pon in "becolnng manner Of the President al
sixteen millions Of fieemPn. What says the Evening
Jnurna The organ oil the State Administrator: MOI
word of dissent from that onares touching the eSPFnd
,ure Of public money by its party associates Tor mere
party enierianment-not word about the eh"rmlty OF
itsx,ng people for such purposes Bui whea " mo
cratic Common Council, under circumstances ofp'a''ng
most powerfully Sta'e pride aside from all party
or paraes. and regard tor tie sa'i"n OF
Chief Mag isra,e ul the only free people on earth
think ft TO appropriate money for a"bpcomng rec1P
ton The same journal is open mnuh d, and ribald OF
course in us denunciation No langusg" in It's Voca
buary is enough or vile enough tor IT'S usrs-
What ia all right and proper Tor the =" ing corpora
of Buffalo, all wrong IN Inc OPmctdnc cDrphd-
tion Of New York. he may appropriate public
money 10 party with impuny but tor The other I"
receive distinguished native cilz-n after long ao
srnce from the Safe, 10 manner becnmng s PERSONAL
worth and high station, and al the public expense Is
Outrage for which this country is not prepared
and involves "persunal dshonor in the recipient OF
such demonstrations Of respect
Such is the consistency and honesty Of the organ of
Juntn. Comment is unnecessary. anu we dismiss the
subject with the remark, that whe in The case the
President of the republic visits his native State Tor the
first time since his election and relaxation from
pro,racied otcia dues;l The o,her, aspirsnt for
the same station comes among US nn recnnnnlteing
expedition, or as the Cincinnati Whg innsrs. to as.
certain ,cheer he might ought 70 permit has friends
further to press htS catnS as the mig candtdds J0T
Me PSesidtney
RtCEPrIeE Of the PRESIDENT "A numerous meet
ing uf al ALBANY held at the City Rol,
on Thursdsy evening. July Is 1889, 10 make arrange
mpnis for the pptrun nf the President al the 5.
Edward Livingston, E.q called the meeting 10 order,
and after few appropriate remarks. on s H"ton Srn
Peter Gansp yuori called 10 The thnr. aud on motion
OF Dr.. B Stsars, DR. Peter Hrndrl and MIR Henry
Newman were sPp"inted Secretaries
The following resolutions ware "iE-rsd by C"lone
McKown Recorder of the city, and unanimously adopt
ed:
The President OF The IT, S being on pisi, 10 his
tive State The first elevation 10 the distinguished
station he now uccupies-iheIef"rr,
Rssored, That Us residents Of Albany, his townsmen
and rIlw citizpns, entertaining profound respect Tor
his personal worth and public character, and having re-
gard his high sra,i"n respectfully quest him 10
tins city his journey, and tender to HIM lis hos
piinlitIes
Resoired That a committee of rs citizens be appointed
BY the Chair. ~hnse duty sAa be I" make suitable or
rangsments for the r.cep,ion ct the Prrsdrn nt the u
aud 10 prter u HIM. an behalf OF This meeting, cor.
dial welcome.
R.sofred, That the citizens Of the adjacent towns lie
invited 10 participate with in The pton OF the Pre-
sdent
Rtsolred That The OF this meeting be sign
ed by The chairman and secretaries ard published.
PETER GANsEVooRT, Chairman.
PETER WrsDELL, Secretaries.
HEsKy NEWMAN, !
RECEPTION OF Mr. Clay At BUFFALO The Buff
fau Advertiser and Journal OF the l7h instant, gives
an account Of the reception nf Mr. Clay at that City
!. VAS understood that Mr.. Clay wished 10 avoid.
through the Whole Of the tour which he is now making
every thing like pomp aud parade in his meetings aud
intercourse with his friends: and the arrangements vf
the Common Council and Committee, were made 10 re
s,ond TO his feelings in this particular, as lar as was
consistent with the desire OF the citizens to r. ceive him
with the honors due the man who occupies 10 our conn
try and national councils, the proud position which
TulIy held in Rome and her imperial Senate
But while all oslen,aous display wes avoided, the
proceedings sufficient TO show the esteem IN which
our czpns holds The services and the admiration which
they .el for the character and intellect OF HENRY
CLAY. The ateness OF the hour at which the certmo.
MES closed, comptls be brief in notice to day
A procession Of G5 carriages, containing The gentle
men OF the city government, with the committee Ot ar
rangement snd clIizens generally preceded by csvnl
csde of about Co. repaired al O'clock toBack Rock,
escurt Mr. Clay TO the city. He met ty The
,tee at that place, at the mansion OIL Alen Esq
aud the procession returned with h'nJ'" The city,
panied by his TREND. the veteran oae Niagara frontier,
Gen Porter, who cal beside hiEi in the harouche
The processuA and cavalcade entered The city By
Niagara street pass. down Pearl street the Terrace,
thence TO Main street. and through hlcn, Mohawk and
Washington streets to The Psfk, where Mr. Clay
addressed half of the city and czA by the Hon
Recorder IT, J. Stow, in chasie eloquent and appro
pirate speech. Mr. Clay replied in a speech of twenty
thirty minutes abiding in the commencement, mos,
elquen,ly, TO the events Of The last connected
VITA the Niagara frontier passing 10 brief review Of
the history Of this region since that periud and touching
in the OF his remarks upon internal improvements
the tariff, and The "Ccnprcmise We tmk of
the speech well Of the remarks Of ,he Recorder,