Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

oi the Federal leaders, and perhaps th's
agreed urnn. ii IS = matter Of the smallest coEse.
Gncnce 10 the Democracy, however, winch end Of
Whiegey is desouted first, they vas, majority Of
the people, and could, at this moment they vii be
much stronger, two years hence,) elect any man tey
should put up, by triumphant majority Of the States,
Of the people, aud III the honest voters Of Tie country
TO TIE EDITOR OF 7WG EAQI1RER
.IrTiral Al The Prfsidtnt at williamsburg, Ia.
WILIIAMsHrhG, Oct. II, Ill.
On Monday, the Goth nst The Honorable John Tyler,
President OF u. S, arrive in this CITY, accompanied by
four officers Of lie ) Navy, from the Norfolk sta
ton. As ~ customary with Us, plan and truly Re-
publican people, pompous display OF pageantry
was organized, 10 receive him at the entrance ii the
town. but, upon his arrival al Mr. Soulha Hotel The
cirtzcns locked in great numbers 10 greet only The
Chief Magistrate Of The Union, but their friend and
ownsman. The President, with his usual urbaniiy and
familiarity, und with a smile OF unie'gned pleasure,
shook hands with all, and with children, and even
wants, who pressed To him. On yesterday, Tues
day,) the elegant company the Williamsburg Guards,
commanded by Capt Robert ArDsead, in fine
military style, in front OF the Hotel to receive and
cort the President and his suite to collation. prepared
Tor the occasion. After the usual military SITUATIONS,
lie President and suite escorted to the centre OF
me open column formed by the company. As the CO.
inihh wheeled and marched 1t presented IN miniature
happy combination OF the civil, naval, and military
institutions OF our country The tall and graceful figure
OF the President appeared in the centre, dressed IN
black, and on either hands the officers OF the Navy
their costumes, which presented lutte a contrast il
was truly pleasing 10 the effort those brave
manders OF floating batteries made 10 keep the inca
sured military step Of tine company In lie afternoon
oi the same day e officers returned to their station in
the Steamer Poinsett.
/ The President remains with us solus ltisexpectcd
he will continue in the city week longer How
delightful must the change prove 10 sensitive mind
IKE that OF The RESIDENT Far from the hustle Of the
Capital his ears no longer assaltd by adulation
and ilattery The clmorous pretensions Of Office
hunters, aud The buz OF aspiring politicians are FOR
while flushed INTO silence. Quetudc and Peace are
the inmates al his house. When he perambula,es our
streets, every person hc meets is Il iriemd-not IN
enemy III Disguise No guard snle attends his
every step. Tie esteem and affection OF his townsmen
the bulwark around his person. and tile purity q.
his motives and firm, conscientious, and consistent
duet in the trying hour al Washington 10 him
the admiration Of his friends, and the respect Of his
political opponents Mr. Tyler, therefore, goes IN and
out among US as an old and tried friend and fellow
citizen, in perfect Republican, oldtashoncd Virginia
splicy Tor where perhaps iii the Union, except II
this ancient Metropolis be found much polished
refinement and simplicity OF manners combined. How
diiitre this from other countries. Kings and Empe
rors dare not 70 ,one-iey must be guarded by armed
men. Bat the guard Of the President of n mighty
nation the virtue Of The people. How glorious
indeed the Institutions which our foreialhes -
blcd and suffered 10 establish With villa, JEALOUS
eve ought they 10 be watched By their descend.
them down 10 children children, unbec!oudcd
by modern innovations; How momen,ous il il, that
our Constitutions should be preserved in their ancient
PURITY, that no exlrarcous scion Of modern growth
should be grated into them that only such men should
be supported for The Chief Magsigacy Of the Union,
are willing and ready, it has been the with the
present Administration, 10 meet with unllinchng firm
political storms and temrcsis, aud preserve un-
sulIed the Constitution and their sacred honor. Our
distinguished President, refreshed in spirits and re.
crue.: IN strength, vii return 10 the arduous du
lies Of his Office May lie continue 10 prove himself
worthy If Tie confidence If mighty nation, amd Tie
c!asLins Ct political enemies and til" intriGces of de-
siyrinr men! \ CITIZEN SPECTATOR.