The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-14


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such pn occasion-and the preparations are lmmedi-
ately made for forming In procession.
We feel that We should here aude 10 the great
mistake made by somebody-who, we do not know
hy which during the proceedings la the Garden, a
norton Of tho cavalry stationed In the Battery
crowded down TO the main entrance leading to the
Castle and completely blocked il up and thousands of
gentlemen and ladies' who had come for the purpose
of witnessing the reception we're obliged TO 90 away
This besides being great disappointment 10 then
and severe loss to the worthy proprietor of the
Carden abatad at least one half from the humber
who would have been tiresent al the receptioo
Al length The President nassad o,, ~ he Garden
and deoutation from the Military then waited pon
Ills Exceeney and invited hin, ~ ~ view tbe troops
Stationed in line ON the Battery which he accepted
and mounting a spirited charger. ioined the Major
Generals the Marshal If The nav and The members
oc me Canine, in a review of The various comnanies
IN. ravisxy heoo ended grand saIute was fred nv
,h. Mii,,arv WHEN the nrocsssion formed Here the
snsctacla vas truly grind and uagnifcent The
go, n,,,,har.d n; he vsrv lowest ca1euIation from,
,brer thousand 10 tbirty.6ye hundred I, and these
,;,h hs varo,s Societies with their banners were
soiin,..d hy an ;nnumerabIe concoursa az citizens
We noticed amongst the most consnienops features
az the nrocession the Soartan Association which
o.eunea the right of the line the igbt Horse Art-
Iery the Uiphlanders the Kiaemen he washington
C1ards the w asbington Blue, and several Other su-
nerh companies; as also. one hundred mounted Re-
pealers the United Repeal Association on foot nun
beriny some six hundred and nreceded nv n banner
lin ,hs inscrinton ,sIns,ice 70 Jrsj,nd1-tbe III
herman Benevolent burial Association the shamrock
Renevolent Association 10 the number of about two
thousand sc sc
A. IN. immense cavalcade n,ssed ON, or the Rat
,erv yociierous occlamatons rem, the arr which were
,,,,.d througbo,,, ,,o entire lin. Of march while
the windows on e,ther aide of the vav we're thropged
,.ith NJ. WORLDS fairost danah,.rs Who waved their
rnowv bandkerchiefs above the Prerdent's head and
lied the air with the brightness of their happy
elances
The procession proceeded up the Bowery to Union
Park, encirclmg which, it proceeded down Broad
way 70 onainpe.s s'ree,' where .he mead OF 'he '.
caryoin, a dress line Ear an ;ramans. d;.,anre mn
proad,Sav ON both s;des m, o,,h v,h;.b his Excei
isncy and smile accomnanisd Inv his Honor the Nav
or 6ldermen Purdy Brown Sc nassed at 7 o'clock
On arriving at the CITY Hall the President alighted
and was escorted to the Governors room, where he
remained for short time, during which the ground
in front OF the Hall was cleared. His Excelleney
and suite then came down to the steps The whole
body OF military marched by with colors lying, ana
all the bands dlscoursing most eloquent music Al
ter the military had passed, the SPartans came up
and haitng IN front OF the PRESIDENT gave niue ue
mendous cheers Tor him. The rest oil The civic pro-
cession then passed In review in the order in which
it was formed, as previously published in the official
programmes. tie de jo was then fired in honor of
his Excellency, who shortly after retired amidst
cheers and was escorted to his odgings at How
ards
At about nine o'clock the President and his suite
with a select party of about one hundred, amongst
whom we noticed his honor the Mayor who presi-
ded members of the Comm On Council several mem
beers of Congress elect and other dgnitaIies, sat
down to a splendid dinner which was got up in How
ards very best STYLE and went off to the satisfaction
and delight of all.
His Honor MAYOR Morris now rose and after
few pertinent remarks, in which he alluded briefly
and IN very happy manner to the slight intended to
be cast upon the President at the Ashburton dinner
and which was so nobly avenged by the people of
New York begged to offer
JOHN TYLER, rfesldeht oil the ohited states
This received with enthusiasm, and drank.
with three times three. Mr.. Tyler then rose and
after acknow lodging the compliment in an appropri-
ate and feeling manner, gave
Tur Cry or Nrw Yopx-Not more mapni6cent
in her commercial relations than distinguished in her
hospitalities
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