Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-09
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

however bounded" Apart from the far SEX
there was very popuous turn oui Oh Inc pcopie'
50 that when The President arrived d MS ions
ings, and was larded mere, some leu Vi 'Ne''I
thousand persons were consTesa'eu III ''oh' %
The house, on The Two broad Streets.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AlNashua village, across the Massachusetts
line, Adju.ant General Oliver, and Coionel
Choale, in behalf oil Massachusetts, LOOK iease oi
The President, and transferred MN 10 tue I've"
Hampshire aulhories. ,,c j.. o,d
erani,. state (out on the platform before vast
lhrong Of The peoplc) then "eicoii'eu '"e 1857
dent 10 The Commonwealth. ~.
The President said he was happy 10 meel ms ;
te.ow-ciizens OF New Hampshire, anu ~oul :,
bn clad 10 spend some time here among theu, II
his ARRANGEMENTS were not imperative 10 proceed.
He should srend an hour or two IN their capl'a,,
beio,c leaving The State, and on leaving u should
be with his blessing and his grateful recollee'lohs'
AT The manufacturing town oil Mancneslel,
further on. Jndoe Upham welcomed Inc PIesi-
dent, and lie President replied Substantially d
before
Governor Woodbury. made shor! thrilling
speech to The people in support OF Tue riesiueh''
his patriotism and his devotion 10 ue great car
dinal principles Of our Consliu'ion. ,.
Arrived in Concord, nifty miles, al zen O'CLOCK.
Mel on,side Of the town by the military. The
Presden, and company were placed IN oarouch-
rs escorted ipto town, followed by procession
Of citizens on horseback and on foot. All The
country came into town. Streets dusty, the rain
moi hayino reached Concord. Streets blockaded
with peonIe-wipdows full ofthe fair sex, waving
al fIcuuent clusters their handkerchiefs 10 their
honored guest. Inscription stretched over The
way at Gov. Hills residence
GThc Ladies Of the Granite State welcome the
President 10 the Capital. "-(Cheers)
Further on, there was triumphal arch wreath
ed in flowers, The work also Of The ladies. Great
cheering as The procession passed under. The
column continued an hour marching round the
Town.
Arrived a, The hotel, the President and compa-
nv were conducted in, partook Of a COLLATION., ind
then taken out TO The upper gallery of The porico
fronting The main street, where the President and
his suite, including Commodore Stewart, Captain
Steen and half dozen Governors and ex.Gover-
nors, were severally introduced 10 The five thou
sand men below, amid continued and the m0sl
upfoaFious cheering.
Correspondence of the New York Herald.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR TO THE EAST
THE RUN FROM LOWELL, MASS, 10 PORT
LAND, MAINE.
u. S. HloTEL, PORTLAND, Me-, July 2, l6i7.
The President and his numerous suite, with
the Mayor OF Lowell and various commltIees in
behalf of Augusta, Portland, and other towns on
the route ahead left the active, busy, manufacture
ing Lowell this morning at seven o'clock; and
without stopping al the intervening towns longer
than was necessary 10 introduce the President
and suite 10 The people, arrived in Portland, LOG
miles, precisely attwelve o'clock, passing Haver-
Hill, Plais,ow, Lawrence, Gin the ofhDg) Exeter,
New Market, Dover and Saco and other minor
towns on the route.
All The way The Journey was continued
triumph, the President Of the towns We have
named, Except Lawrence in The distance being
received by crowds at people, guns, ehecis,
ladies' bouquels-decided evidences of the popu-
lar satisfaction AT Portland, we had splendid
procession of the military fremen and citizens,
which led the President and his extensive suite,
including Messrs. Buchanan Clifford, Burke,
Appleton, Com. Stewart, Gov Mouton of La,
Capt. S,een, OF Buena Vista, and halt dozen
Governors, and others, in barouches, around this
beautiful city and through it, for full three hours.
The exhibition of ladies in Portland, though no!
SO numerous as al Lowell, presented proper
ton oil beautiful faces not even surpassed BY The
city of Baltimore.
The observatory on Mount JOY, on the eastern
confines OF The city, was hung full OF flags and
signals like Bunker Hill Monument on the day
OF the official visit 10 Charlestown. The young
Girls OF The public schools, srewed flowers in the
way as The barouchc oil The President came along.
Mol,os OF welcome were hung out from the hou-
ses, cannon were fired, the bells set ringing !;
and along The sea shore, where they are excava-
ting the track Tor The Montreal railroad, as The
Presidents carriage passed BY, they discharged
equal Ito a salute Of artillery, numerous fragments
of granite, some Of large size, flying up into the
air, and falling into the sea al every discharge:
The President dimes at the United States 10
gus,a The President and company will remain
there all Saturday; Col. Polk being The guest Of
the Governor Of Maine. They will return Sa-
lurday evening 10 this city, remain here over Sun
day, and on Monday will leave Portland by The
Fan River and coast route for Boston, straight
through, 50 as 10 gei into Washington on We'd
ncsday next.