The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25


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closed the ENTERTAINMENTS In the sAan' CITY 0Ai'
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At six o'clock A. NJ, June a3d, the President and
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H. R"rI. NJ Annieton and ssvsrsl vonno Gentlemen
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arat;svnr momentum At Hayrs do Grace the car was
run aIoSru VI sne ieny anu ~ n Us ]
bed to greet the President who was occupied in saua
tos ri a. Nat crossed ths r;ver Cnmnanv n.rtod
with three cheers Al several other stopping places IN
ciud'ng Cec anu IkIon, E,owus % peopS ~ers S SIN
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nearly cnsess n S aaeSuen' oo""s " '"'
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Arrived AT wilmington snorty aieel ~ CLOCK oaau.t
rom rom tne levenue cutter p SiIu, SaP. 10y; Wv Liza
barouchs around town and to the town hall with his
TS n; @ ~ ~ Oldest cis;,ans and dist,pousb
one Q, .he ar ecnmeS the Prssdsu
ca soH,er ol sne iSSs ,a; s smaoch Wiz e'N
'oWh IN an ON rnn;sd comnimpnt;nc the
and energy Of the people of Wilmington ss being more
the secret Of the prosperity of the town than any
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ti'e r "nol, II s ..S ~ H. No. sra ~.
LOOK OF nice coha.ion W V VA ; U ,h,
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here ,resTsn' Dae - sne TO-. aa ,cs ~ S,rni
@ .h ,.nwot3ya Vas tastaf,lly eubeli,hed with
ratbs NJ aowsrs banners and bousuets by some fair
a ns. "a ,ba snsad ms NJ ths AVERAGE of = miIe
a.; NY - r ra;n";a a." rnnn;ra tims
wo mmsr,sr nsst eleven nil aboard the steamer
Ceoroe Wsshinatan. Cant Tripp. ana down the creek
CeolsG r." CO. .h H,p ppr,,,n s.,ut. ~ ths Cav
ford cioss cheers nv tho peonlf and music bv the
hand Of one OF the volunteer companies in red coas
fr, ph;,.de,nh,a ssnt down for tbe nurnose Dinner
hoard ;css and ch.mnsgns Of A good brand among
the tsmptstions to snioymsnt
Soon ,.Tsr d,rn.r ~. Delaware and Psnnsvly MIA
vuI a' .oma an or sirtv gentlemen in ali went
n ill., ,nn.r d.cS where
A.. Rcs.rs ~ tbe Vimin gton committee in n glow
over the President to the
.nians ma the boat was crossing the State
line
Judge Champnevs in behalf Of Philadelphia and the
Kevsoue state then welcomed the President within her
borders eplargpg upon the prosperity the country
and its onward march greatness unrivaled In the
history of the world
The President spoke, in reply, like a under the
true inspiration of his subject After appropriate thanks
to the committees of both States he expressed his
at thus being received among sovereign people
whose chief servant he was lie spoke Of the ties
which bind and strengthen the Union and Of tn.
spirit which elevated the country, its glory, IT.
union, and Its prosperity, above all local OF
trivial divisions of opinion He exuted at the thought
denied In the history of the world and that with
abundance Of the substantials of life. enabled
feed the destitute Of the whole earth lie was prou.
and home in broad lands. and the rights Of free
man under constitution for him. as contradistin
gushed from the miscalled divine rights OF kings to op
press their people In this glowing and gterng strair
Of true eloquence the President continued for SOM
time amid the repeated cheers OF his hearers and con
cuded by reiterating his thanks to the committees
behalf Of the people Of the States Of Delaware and Penn
sylvania
| Among the gentlemen Of the committees aboard wer,
Mr.. spurrier OF Baltimore: Col w. g. Leper, princi
pal manager, and the most indefatgable man have
ever seen; Judge Petit Gen Geo McKim, Col Forney
Of the Pennsyirdnidn; Col H. nj. Lee, Gen. John Da
Wis, Professor r. NJ Patterson, Geo. f. Lehman, +. NJ.
Judge Champney, Col Page, Mr. A. Sahter and others
or the press, there Mr. Church. Of the Phadel-
phia Bulletin; Mr. Wood Of the North .9merican; Mr.
Fultono of the Ledger Mr. Mag, Of the Pennsyivsnian
Mr. Weisham fthe Gazette and Mr. Blackburn, of tn,
Times and modest gentleman representing the inter
humble servant very iudulgent reader Col T. b. Flo
renee of the Times rendered the whole corps great
vice by his activity in their behalf.
Ascending the Delaware, rs passed Gloucester tw,
steamers, one apparently sea.gong craft decorated