The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

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owax hearty tribute Of wslcoms In behalf OF New Jsr-
Z Of t ss Dsops By Hon Mr. Hsstsd ato whg
broad sssl IN mbsr Of Congress .
a ths man and the oc aston responded following with
an easy diety to the text the subject matter Of the
silrss, Of Welcome the truth Is he :: one OF the
He diverted ths battle Of Trenton to the sacred soil
Of N,~ jsrssy where Wsshogtoa fought and conquer
establishment of the blessings of the free
which w. nov enjoy; He enlarged upon ths integrity
MIRA iutim .tsd at Concord aud declared at Taunton
hs repeated that At the close OF his ocia he
should retire 70 private life voluntarily and oont-nted
aud happy IL tho people aud the Uuion should
they have contnusd under the blessings Of Provi-
dsncs. TO DO happy aud prosperous.
The spec n Of ths President was repeatedly chesrsd
all the way through He took hold OF those great
principles which take hold Of the hearts Of all
chief servant Of all the people, and he addressed
which there csu be no division Union nteg
rlty OF the Union the perpeuty of the Union. the
kind The Abilities well the sterling modesty and
patriotism of the President have been underrsted He
Is no secoudrate and doubt not the events Of
his recent journey will confirm this fact to thousands
heretofore of different opinion.
At three O'Clock, the President aud company. the
Mayor the committee the judiciary the city councils
and Others wyckos sat down to special good din
aud when the cloth removed, had series Of
= The President Of ,hs United ststesn Three times
three music, Hail Columbia.
By the President In reply Tho patriotic State Of
New Jersey" Three cheers.
By member Of the bar-James Buchanan, Secretary
Of State his public worth and his private virtues en-
By Mr.. Buchanan Gentlemen: You need not be
alarmed, tell you. (oh no go on 4 No. am not
have received, l must apply quotation from Robert
Burns to the State of New Jersey It Is the land OF
soto be bound for old Buct" chssr
The Attorney General was then toasted, and respond
ed Ia complimentary sentiment to the State and pso
n ThwAA .kn ia r.
General ~ -
Commodore Stewart next called out by toast to
By Commodore Stewart" The Jersey Blues they
never did and will turn pale ut the sight of red
coats. Loud cheering and laughter. Rsvsille.
CALL and the gallant captain with his heart left bshnd
nun at Hartford or New Haven. Portland, Lowell,
Concord or perchance at Augusta, where We had
STRONG inclination to ask the privilege of leaving
own ths gallant captain, say little orgetful Of the
land However IL was chesred right uerry as it well
deserved; for well may 1t be said OF the Yankee girls
.0racs is In their steps-Heaven in their eyes,
In every gesture dignity and love"
They great people those Yankee people. and
We like en- Heretofore personal knowledge Of them
had been pretty much limited to those perrgrnating
spectators in wooden clocks down South; but those
chaps not the Yankees you find them at home
We tell you. the Yankees are great and perssvering
glorious people And leave II to Mr. Buchanan to
the merits OF the ladies Of New England and to Captain
stesn.
number of other toasts were houored, and resting
till six o'clock having been I'VE hours In the city the
President and company by military escort taken
dowo to special train and with large attendance of
ierseymsn passed down via Boidentown and Camden.
where the Jersey committees babe the President and
suite good bye President and suite arrived at Jones' at
Philadephis, at hafpast eight Supped together with
Mr.. Vice President Dallas The Executive had good
nights rest Left Philadelphia In the regular train this
morning at eight and passed along the old route
down to Baltimore very quietly the people having
seen the President going up Still, there were
some at every stopping place to shake hands with
him. At Baltimore, the President and company
were met by the Mayor and conducted to the Ex
change Hotel Had n nice and inviting dinner
and half an hour after little company up stairs and
champague. pine apples and other fruits. Ices, SC. AT
hvs o'clock. the President escorted by the City
Greys to the and attended by the Mayor.
Hon Lewis {. Levin came into Washington with the
Presidents party from Philadelphia, aud find said
Levin good talker he is good speaker. Senator
Cameron Joined the party ut Baltimore, and came
with them. Mr. Buchanan remained in Philadelphia
We expect him tonight Com Stewart supped with
the party last night and breakfasted with them thin
morning and then of to his post ut the Philadel
phia Navy Yard Lieut.. French U. 8. A., with an ugl,
wound In his leg received in the front rank at Buena
Vista came along with the Executive company from
Trenton. Like all brave men, he is modest and unpre.
tending but besides this he ia unquestiouably of
the handsomest little fellows Of the light artillery Got
In to Washington ut half past seven.
We shall have good deal to say to your readers
about this trip OF the President He absent sixteen
days. Respectfully THE DOCTOR.