The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09
Winding mp OF the Presidents Triumphal
Northern Tour.

WAsHrSeroS, July 2, Is47.
We bring you to the terminus Of the Presidents
Northern journey. 1t . continuous ovation No
Roman Emperor returning from the conquest Of nation
Of remote barbarans, received with tenth
part Of the real glory Of the reception Of the chief
gistrate In this last cursion TWAS the free will osr
ing of the people to their chief nsttsring
to hm-memorabe to themselves and signin Of the
enduring affections and enthusiasm OF the sovereign
people in the peculiar beauty, simplicity and excellence
Of their governmental institutions But shall have
more to say of reflections In q separate letter
After breakfasting at the Aston House, ON Tuesday
morning last the President, Mr. Buchanan Mr. Clifford,
Com. Stewart and Captain steen, Of the company,
taken down to the Jersey Ferry accompanied By
Mr.. Collector Lawrence and Others In behalf Of New
York city. Gov. Mouton remained in town intending
In the evening up to West Point MIR. Burke wss
left in Boston, Mr.. Appleton in Portland
On getting into the along the way the Jer
sey side found sundry gentlemen Of various town
and state Committees Of Welcome in the Prssidsnt's
car and among them Gen Wall, the Mayor Of Trenton
Hon Philemon Dicksrson, Mr.. McClung, obligine
friend, Judge Green, Gen. Hamilton Gov vroom,
crowded excess from the return u the country pso
pie who had gone to York to the fourth Of July
The day was oppressvsly hot.
bouquet made speech to him, laughed shook hands,
and badc him good bye. After which, MIR Buchanan
he would have liked SO much 10 receive from those fair
hands himself
AT Newark an old six-pounder was brought into
active reqution The President introduced to the
people from the platform at the end Of the last
three cheers three more, again, boys hurrah hur
rah hurrah bang Mr.. Buchanan and MIR. Clifford
introduced and chesred Another beautiful lady with
choice bouquet. Mr. Buchanan permitted to carry 1t
awhile.
AT Elizabetbtown, more peopls-chesrs whoot
whoot-a tepg O. leng, Icing Clear the track Hurrsh
hurrah All chatter cha cha-chatc a-cha-train In
full swing People respiDg rich harvest in the wheat
fields.
AZ New Brunswick short bsrrellsd OLD rusty twelve
FOUNDER booming away. The boys worked It, a. Com
modore Stewart said, very we'll President went
q few minutes to Major Stells.
At Princeton salute and gathering ofthe people Pre-
sident taken out the platform. Beautiful sp ech by
that elegant speaker, Judge Green The President s
reused by It, flor he Just walked out Of nap) he
wipes the onders out Of his eyeshis face brphen his
voice little hosrse in the morning. becomes clear and
equal still to ths merits Of the He
speaks OF Princetonthe revolutionthe patriotism Of
New Jersey-the nattering reception he had received
everywhere and the manifest devotion OF all the great
Of the people every where In all the states o.
Union, and enters into psnegyric OF the Union Con
cludes by returning his thanks Spontaneous and re-
newcd applause "itell ycu" lays one man, rom'nH"nt
fnA 30 = HE sw,at iTtri his !cr, Dat ~ apf t-'~
itlr tho law snd the pophstsi luriai "a.
At Trenton military and civic procession sreunu w
city by the bottle ground and w " w Nsssst s'Ss