American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-15
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70 Washington, on Friday last, and 'ne'F pre-
sentaton to the President and his Cabinet, says:
The Mavor prcscn,cl the Committee OF Al
-,nro,oentS md Con A Ninonbcrrcr, Chief
TnIshnl Of fhc Association If the Surviving
Defenders or Baltimore. yno presented MIR.
Freshman and Mr.. StapIeron The former aG.
dressed the PresiGcn, III short speech, to
which the latter made a suitable and eloquent
rcply. The venerable Nr. Stlp!alon, Vice Pre-
sident OF the Association Of Surviving D2trld-
crs, addressed the President more at cngth.-
he dwclt with patriotic emotion OF the event,
and circumstances o! the memorable lombard
ncut and d icucn OF Fort Mcllenry, and ALA
ded, with all The iaudlNIc pride of an Old De-
icnda-. f, The beautiful monument which Bal
.imore had erected to the brave and gallant
heroes who had fallen IN her defence on the
glorious l2th Of September 1914.
TIE President responded 10 this address with
.aRcl feeling and cloqgonce. lie compliment
ed the Old Defenders on their past bravery and
nozzle conduct IN the defence of Baltimore on
the memorable day which they had now assem-
Died to commemorate. Such noble and heroic
conduct, worthy OF "the tune, that tired mems
souls, gave the OLD Defenders claim OF gra-
.i.udc not only on the city of Baltimore, but
on the nation. The President added that,
should a crisis arrive in the affairs of this Re-
public which would require him to call upon lis
~, GnJ ,a ~ sbo 0Id norandcrs NAV who
would wilnngIy respond to the call of patriot
Interesting spectacle no" before III" "ho'deo
NC most n"el"VocaI assurance d..
5snt o,ch Il. tho on Defenders was presented
10 the Chief Magistrate and shook him by the
hand. The members Of the two Baltimore vo-
Ilntc2F companies were lnen also introduced
Wv , ,ha 0Ia nnc,nda+s
who roIrchcI IN fine PROCESSION, and who alter
wards shook hands with the President, were
L"o gentlemen III naval uniform Ch inquiry
We learned li"l on" 81 ''pSt 9e''ionHic" vas
APT webster VINO III Tic b@t'le u ''c ifl'
H'''@no'i' I9ii' 'o.nha"Gr" inc SIX gun oa'-
,i'E' ,he "lnef was L''us' D'gHcs' WIZ l'us"'
".'I /. r. llo-''F O" ''i't lhenloTao'y Jay
Jhe OIL lho most gfalHyhg Signs we VII
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AFT. 7, ~, 'i"'.'t,..' no" ''e ',"~sI a"i '"o'
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'@".ed az. OF "'"e'y, ro"." 'o' Fe'F'', from
.'"'uE "'lA ms e'.'H1'""'~ il. VISITING VIC me
.rog1"s gi the Hh'lon on l.S interesting ooca-
SON. mayo NV"Gi" " H. "teuh.', 80" OIL
."' 'e"eFao'e gentleman ABOVE """'~"' was IL
SO present
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temperance advocate, whose mysterious as
appearance in New York, We noticed on Sd
turdIv. was found the dav previous in the I'D
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tai and physical prosuatlon as TO be unable 10
give any satisfactory explanation Of the cause
of his disaonelrarce. The excitement created
bv his di,anneara,ce was increased when the
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CIRCUMSTANCES Vi HIS discovery "e'o ''"uo pun
lie. The True Sun OF Saturday says:
This announcement was so framed and SO
coupled with vague intmations of poisoning,
iorclb'e confinement, and other strange ms
haps that good deal of incredulty, as well
as excitement, was produced by the pronu pa
ton; and it certainly is undenable that the
withholding from the public Of all information
as 10 time, place, and circumstance, Gall of
which must have been in the possession of
those who caused the announcement to be
made was well calculated TO encourage the
spirit Of disbelief
The circumstances attending this eXtraordi-
nary case OF losing and finding, as given TO us
by our reporter arc substantially given annex
cd. II is singular narrative, and supplies, III
part. the detail, without which, the vague out
line bruitcd YESTERDAY was but inditlercntly re.
celyct. The reader will perceive that much
vet remains untold. and. as far as we are in
t5rn1od. undiscovered. \ more satisfactory
statement as 10 the place where he was found;
the name orthe fortunate discovercrs and the
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''l Ho'y n'o't''''s ana u Ills u'S0'SG'y ""a
70 Mr. Gn,nh, : s,onding AZ one of tine mos, cIa-
qlent and efficient champions of great and
holy cause, which is bcset by hosts OF enemies