Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
(From the Albany .srgus. Of Sept. 49,

The PRESIDENT.
The Cayuga Patriot and Tocsn OF "Wednesday con-
tain The particulars Of the Presidents reception at An
burn, Monday The former says, Ill Of the
most sublime spectacles witnessed. II was
void at pomp splsndor, but was the voluntary offer
ing Of grateful hearts rendered the who sdeserv
edy honored with the highest office in The world in Re-
publican simplicity" The Tocsn says, The welcome
given The President on Monday not the empty pa
rade of ceremony, got up by party manGuyreng, but
the deep. toned and spontaneous greeting of on
tire population who left the field, the work shop, the
various avocutions of mercantile and professional indus
try, and up by thousands with heart and one
voice To do honor to The avore son Of New York. the
representative of our constitutional system The pro
cesson consisted Of 100 citizens horseback, than
20D carriages and vast sssembage under The command
of Col Stow, Marshal The President rode in taroucie,
accompanied by John Porter Rowland Day and Peter
Yawgcr: EGGS, OF Cayuga county. followed in another
carriage, by the Secretary of War; Mr. Hills Of the On
ondaga delegation, Mr. Rathbun and MIR. Goodwin :
The President addressed by Mr. Rathbnn, 10 whom
he replied in his usual pertinent He was called
upon by very large number of citizens The newspa
pers estimate the number al not less than 5000 and
mach greater The oldest inhabitants soy that the
village was never so crowded with people
Correspondence IF the Argus)
SYRACUSE, Sept IL, 1889.
''The President Of The U s., accompanied by the Sc.
cretary Of War; visited village yesterday: And need
say you that il q day that will be long
bered with lively satisfaction. He met at Brock
ways, about FIVE miles west, by numerous committee
Esq and his twenty deputies. and vast concourse OF
peope-prohably the greatest ever convened any
cason in this county. You may judge of the extent Of
the turn out by the fact that at the start 294 carriages
were counted, ard TO these additions were continually
made by The way. so that The number could not have
fallen short of 400 when the procession reached SyIa.
Here il moved through several Of he principal
streets, TO the railroad house. where the President
conducted by the committee TO platform, where
he addressed in behalf Of the citizens OF Onondaga
county, by Maj NJ d. Burnett, in bis happy and ine.
resting manner which the President Piled with equal
dignity and proprlety.
''He then conducted 10 the Syracuse Rooms where
he introduced 10 all who desired H. and assure you
that from -four 10 five thousand grasped The hand of their
emine and deservedly honored fellow citizen not with
c"ldness formaiy, but with faces beanng with glad
ness, and with cordial feeling of attachment for
who, with singeness Of purpose beyond all party
temporary considerations, has sought 10 promote the du
rsbe welfare of the people and OF the Republic After
these nterchanges The President, sal down with hume
rons company 10 dinner; and after making few private
calls attended party in the evening at the residence
of our hospilable townsman, Harvey Baldwin, Esq,
where the ladies' Of village had the pleasure Of
introduction 10 The President and The Secretary Of War
and lady The party was large, and passed off in The
most pleasing manner
"hlcssrs Dauby, Murson and Floyd, committee
behalf Of The ci;izns Of Utica wait upon The President
here; and this morning a, o accompanied by the