The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27
Correspondence of The Nadisonian.l

BosToN, June %, 1913.
The departure Of the President and his suite
ha, created much Of a vacuum in our social
world here. A reaction has taken place-and
instead Of the grateful excitement of over-bur-
dened feeling, we have now Iistlessness and the
yapours.
The Presidents visit here has had a most
saluIary effect. l speak not of ordinary polih-
cal efiscr-such was not intended, nor aimed al ;
bat that most desirable result in changing pre-
conceived aud hastily formed prejudces into an
abiding admiration and undivided esteem.
Th2 conversation Of The President, at once
fed, yet alfable; his winning manners, aud his
frank, open heart, have gained him hosts Of ad-
mirers. The generous have acknowledged and
abandoned their uBkind feelings towards him
they ascibe them, most justly, 10 a venal aud
subsidized press. The violent have softened
their asrerires, and the rabld, their hatred
even the followers OF the abandoned Alas
are obliged to conceal the hate it would be i'm
prudent, IN the present tone Of feeling, to ayow.
An attempt will be made--is making-by The
conductors Of the Whg g" press TO create an
impression tina the reception Of the President
II polite, was studiedly formal and cod In
this they will be joined by their coadjutors of
the ultra Gauche. The attempt I'll be futile ;
and ts failure but bring farther discr, dit upon
the unhoy coalition.
The cold in cline are cold in bloodr saws the
poet. We her, e the North, do not indulge
IN the bosterous greetings Of the feryid South !;
but our welcome, if more guarded, is not the
less hearty or sincere. Stronger expressions of
applause, Of popular pprJbation-whether con-
veyed by Shouts, that rent the skies by the mul-
uiudinous gatherings Of the People at the resi-
dence, Temporary or more permanent, of the
Pres denlal party, around their travelling cars.
and their resting places; By solcitous inquire,
daily, and more oft-rel Gated, for the health f
the President; by the Ihrongings Of The Peo-
pie at the places where tie President was
announced to be present, by The long array Of
the procession that attended his excursion,-
were never manifested on any previ, US occa-
sion, aud never can be excelleJ. speak advl-
sed,y.
IL IS true, however, that certain NEST dis
graceful coml inaion 10 prevent the expression
Of spontaneous feeling and unpurchased ap-
psuse was, in part, successful. The Young
children, whose wishes to view the President,
OF the nation It was Judged eKpedient 10 Crafty,
were allowed 10 parade, on the day OF his recep-
ton, with the express condition, as am given
to understand, they should not indulge their ma.
tura desire TO hurrd for the President This
may not be true, and trust is not; but il looks
like truth, and is Of part with other proceed
ings Of the rabid urras
Certain individuals, too, are said to have hiss
ed as the President approached the house as
signed for his residence-among them The bro 4
Their Of a late " Wing Speaker. allow them
all the honor they can gain from such proceed /
then will have bat little Of which 4,
boast.
With one or two other such contemplate ex
'eptlons ! maintain the visit Of the President
was received With the most lively satisfaction
with the hesrIiest applause, and with the loud
'si exp essions OF gratlfed feelings
WmrE BLacssrnp.-We have often heard This
up4rput dtgfty I'M r