The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-19

IN form at some convenient point and escort tIr,
with their owe beautiful and well disciplined comp4-
nies-the Norfolk Guards and Roxbury ARTILLERY
the line Of the city, and had sent special commitlec
10 New York and Providence 10 carry into effect tt
arrangements. But they found that the di position
OF Affairs which had been made by bis Excellence
and the Mayor and IN which the President OF cor.,
as matter OF courtesy and IN the absence Of ann
other plan, had sguihed is acquiescence entirely
precluded them from exercising their patriotic al
signs
The personal solicitations Of their committee cg.rl
not change the order Of the programme for the rs.
that would interfere with the preliminary gpd
very extensive arrangements Of the city So il "
planned to have the President and suite escorted An
the city line by Col. Bisslows command.
AT 3. O'Clock thousands and thousands of uegrls
had gathered around the depot on the fremont road
| and on the oiaggy rocks overlapping the scene-.II
solictous 10 catch the first glance Of The honest Pr
sident and TO welcome him with Joyous accrama
tons In a few moments the Kissing engine vs. r,
vending ITS way in the fertile valley beyond rsr
the residence OF the late John Lowell with il, 49,,
load of distinguished visers. On its artiy, A.
cheers OF the mighty mass of people broke upon he
air Ia loud acclaim, and were repeated as the prt.
dent was seen through the windows. We ncyerv1
messed a finer expression OF whole-souled en,hg,
asm
TO all this demonstration, the President. with nm,
covered head, bowed with the utmost grace and dr
nifty OF manner. Col Bgelow then made LI. a.,
through the dense crowd, and informed the Pre,I.G
that lac had been deputed by his Exceenc the G ro
mander-in-chief 10 escort him TO the line Of The Oh,
| on which the President returned his thanks for N.
honor done TO him and signiiiod his acquiescence
committee OF the town OF Roxbury, Of wLrh Ca,
1 III. A. ). Dearborn was chairman then watr3 ma.
him. Gen. Dearborn addressed the President Al u,.
door OF The car as he standing and receiving the
congratulations OF the people, attended by his .ute
and Colonies Hawes aud Abbott Inc Aids Of {, ,,.r. .
| or Morton, who had accompanied him from P,.
denee with The committee Of The CITY of Boston,
| Cen Dearborn remarked, that the citizens Of ,f,
town oil foxbury had been disappointed in not being
able TO receive HIM ia manner worthy oC tbe ncca
/ sion and their wishes but notwithstsnding All ~
SAID he turning 10 the citizens of the town ~ hay
now lhe honor OF presenting to you the President If
! the United Staesn (Ch ers)
| President Tyler replied, addressing the citizens
that he had been informed by their commute M
arrangements that there was some disappointr,a,, ~
Their expectations IN relation 10 his reception and t
would say too In his own, for he would have L.l
! great pleasure could it have been so arranged M
mNnshhs mn Tie people OF the ancient tom OF
HoADuiy ~ an ca and familiar manner. But he
~euld ask them to receive his sautaiions m the same
sincere spirit IN which he rendered them
lie recognized the descendants Of those hardy men
who were distinguished IN Revolutionary history
and whose Chief characteristics were their dav,.,
TO liberty and ndomiiable DR. wess He tl.,rli
them mos, heartily for their kind recepton O, Nir
ana IA taking his leave Of them would tender otIr
has best wishes Tor their health aud prosperay
national salute was then fired by the Kayr,ry
I
r. Tram, at the close Of which The President Eo
bert lyier, his son, and Coionels Halves and Abbott
entered an elegant barouche drawn by four dark o.
rel horses-ihe trIn out Of Mr.. Niles m Srngu.
street--and with the members of his Cabin and
other distinguished gentlemen in oEer c.rrIarr,
was escorted by Col. Bigelow's command t.r.ur.
the village OF Roxbury 10 the city line rece Iyin, an
rs way The most enthusiastic demonstration, OF the
peopie-lie cheers OF the men, and the waving ri
handherchieis OF the ladies dis eu-cd with t.....
sweetest smiles. The Brigade and Brass Bapd- dis
coursed most eloquent music, and indeed the " hol,
aiair was one most honorable 10 the President and
The citizens of the town.
The houses, sidewalks, and street, on the line o.!
the procession, were closely thronc,d Iih mutt
tudes OF men, women and children IN tins order
ue procession reached the Southern Limits OF the
city, whore the Mayor in magnificent baroucIt
crawl by siA black horses-beonging also TO the t,-
Enlistment OF Mr. Niics-was present TO welcome.
him 10 the ancient town Of Boston Al This place
and on other parts of the route some four hundr,t
sPecial poieeinen were stationed TO keep order--au
very unnecessarily too, 50 far concerned some o.
thenl, VINO, elated by Their recent appointment g..
othce, aud by their notions Of consequence us...
exceedingly unciyil and iscoureons-especiaIy .l
TO the reporters, who were prevented from attaIG.E
any proximity TO bear the addresses on the occls..
Hon. MARTIN BANNER, the Mayor, standing an Tie .
oarouche, then addressed the President in an appr-
PIRATE speech, welcoming him 10 the city of Boston
and its Inequalities
The President responded to the Mayor in br.si
nh
and ~ voice clear distinct, and finely modula,r.
lie spoke OF hi, reception at Boston a. being prr.
afly gratifying To- his ieeIngs-tbe rememGrcrge. .N
IL would be deeply impressed upon his heat ADD t.a
rendered his most hearty thanks for the same r. .s
fusion TO the recent settlement of our dificuur-
with Great Britain bo said, we wanted pcace b.,
must be h. norable peace, none else would we acr.U.
ahd peace could have been consummated Within.
due regard to the honor of the county or c....
nave received ms sanction. Ii was a work Of u-
hat hx r. :.
without resort 70 the sword. He smoke of the sim.
Picity OF our institutions facilitating thi result
constitution saii he, is the great charter of ..
ho9r'les and without we persevere 10 its mainenln.r
and support, every thing is at hazard For the De-.
malnder OF his term Of Office be should endeavo- -.
yer we nest manner he was able to support IT, ar'-
a'ed by no selfish purposes otherwise he vag.I
deserve TO be trampled under foot and sconed. Iy
this great people.
lie came among them unheralded by any pomp Of
oihcc; and their cordial welcome Of him had Gllcjl.
breast with feelings, which he could not adeou,t.y
express In conclusion, he remarked he eommu.t
himself TO their hospitality, and would surrender Che
discussion of his public acts TO Others
The appearance and department Of President ".
Ter bis eloquent, animated and manly style Of srcal.
ing Impressed the mighty concourse Of people Will.
The most favorable impressions Indeed we hear.
but one rema with reference TO the President ar4
That was, OF universal commentator Of his pla,.
and afsble manners, aud his unaffected styie O..
delivery. The vast procession with is splenG.
cayalcade aud carriages extending from Roxbuv
to Boston, moved IN the order Designate D..
the pro grommt Of The Chief Marshal. Ueng.r-
son Inches Jr. Esq who, with his assistant 1Irr-
shals made their civic disposition IN admirable ,.,,
and conducted themselves in every way 10 genoa.
acceplanc At the corner Of Boylson aud ! rru..t
streets, the cavalcade and carriages proceeded nn
fremont street as far St Paurs Church while tie
President and suiio, SC, proceeded up the mall ana
passed through the line Of the instructor. and Pual
o. our cay schools, whose reception most graft
lying 10 lle President who returned his ackuosIcdg-
ments with gros, grace and hap2.ss Of l.srncr
The children on the Common lrrlyed IN their gir
dresses, appeared beautifully, and although the ran