The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01

NulllNE' cumming NlN lNHNANNA NiN WV
j Johnston drove up 10 the Court House, which
was nl appointed for Tho reception, The
crowd closed IN nilcr the President, thus de-
sirOying the possibility Of further ingr"as,-
An eloquent address was delivered 10y Judge
Watts, which unfortunately could not lenr
The President replied IN shofl hut eloquent
speech, fall of feeling. lle referred 10 in
fact HAT very many OIL his most lutmnlo COM
pnnions IN arms were natives Of Carlisle and
Cumberland valley where ho had himself
been stationed many yeArs aga he'll become
familiar with IT, history, aud entertained
warm feeling of attachment for iis people,
ITO Ind formed high expectations Of Their IT.
erary character their hospitality mud the rrh'
ness of 10 soA lat all hs uulietpnIiona had
4.ssl.-a.aIe- lLan- realized. Gov. Johnston
followed ~ an olnquenI speech, which the
crowd responded 10 by frequent mud hearty
cheering. This Governor n almost ~ equal
lhyoritu with tie people, mud every whore re-
rniVrd With lG most cAlrhyuenut doniuuslru-
lions Of attachment,
Ex-Governor Riluer was present nj Car
lslc,nnd accOmpnuicdghr President aud Gov
Johnston Ia tins place, Within IwO days, IN
inct, Tho President has met ull the living Gov
ernorH of The Commonwealth ui whom
IL mid, voted for hlm--lo wit Gov, johnston,
EX'GoT Runer, EX-GoH schutJ2 Hud Es-
Gov Porter.
|, TmE PBEslpESr's DErAETuRE TRoM Car
LIsLE-AKRiYAL At NEVILLE, SiurrEAa-
nuRGu, Notwithstanding the rcmun'
slrances of d., Wood, the President deter.
mined to move on without delay, aud NJ . l.
. o'clock leli CBrsle--the crowd holding on
to the cnr to tie last moment Az Neville,
a small village near Carlisle, sryern thOus'
( aud people had colectGd, the ladies' occupy
ing a solid column ~ trout. The Pfasduui
wns very weak, having JuSt'rut -ifa's'- liza
| bed, hut 80 DESTROYS ct gratifying those Who
/ had assembled, that hc took u chHir on the
/ platform OF tho car In full view oL the mrih.
Jude. Gov. Johnston earnestly desired That
they would not press about ham, stating llhi
/ lac wha htill quIu UUWCii; tut tire tutitr-
would moi be pnciicdN IbRu commenced
one of those female rtn,npa.lus which sweeps
NIL before IT, They descended upon the Pres
dcnt ~ solid columns, mud kissed I" the drur
old man wihiu M inch Of lis life. So u
wns at every stopping place. Tho people
would rrc ANY feel old Ouch. Nothing else
would satisfy them.
Al Shippensburgh, ia Scotch settlement,
the crowd was cqully torupduhle. The Ieo
pie rushed upnnIhc car nfter thr rnein" wa
detached and wheeled Il tu the Centre Square
where Gov. Johnston stepped ont upon III,
platform and addressed them. lie SAID tia
tho General wns sick but wns determined t.
see his fellow &lizons lac lad seen them 10y
thousands nt every cross road, md shaken
them 10y tic hand. lie bad told Gen. Iny
lnr that before lie got through the state
should hr attempt Ia shake hands with all
ie would have neither hands nor arms lrlI
but his reply wos tim, 50 long Ns -l+'' Ind
hand or an nrm lctt, hc should extend It Il
the people Who lad reposld confidence IL
him. Immense chcariugl Cen. lHilu
lhcu addressed the people from his sent, bo
my loo Neal, 10 stand. Ills remarks wrr,
chaste and comprehensive, plain aud sincere
lie tg,id tint hi, tisit 10 pCn'Gsy wanna woul,
Ice ever remembered 10y him TINT 1t woul,
give him the greatest pleasure 10 shake ever
mnn. woman and child by tho hnmd, did hi
health pcruit hut that in cunsequencS-I ~
attack OF thr prevailing epidemic ~Nl'ici
hid already stricken down 30 many, Mike u
manhood aud ia youth, hc could not bear uI
under such fatigue HE remarks wcr,
touching aud elected tho most vocil,ron
cheers. In conclusion, hc thanked them al
Tor the warm welcome they had given IA ~
which ho wns sure from iIs intensity, cum'
from the heart, aud which hn returned from
his own as warmly.