Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01
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,omcs more manifest of executing TUG !" :"
ton in the spirit OF lis Adoption. c,rn, This momentous du.
y I, every na1riolic cndeasor 10 PeTiofm '' go wi.h vou the
", as good citizens, io'i's :"
VI u a., "r,Iilied that you have found, even " az raosiving &c
Aeisnrr % visit Virginia. Seeing he! pGoIna; " nnJs tho resnect
''su'e, ., ,.,iI very where, al their hanus, wv.
l In SUI sui ,a III DIE 10 50 distinguished a citlzen, ana =" .
nn.!ir servant. charged with such Iesl.o 80 ,,a,ence
association cannot III " '"'
u an an hsnry l. receive you, and 10 present -" - 'o o0'
veniio3 oi plrglhh. ,, ros,onded nc follows:
-" p..s,nr.-. This reception is to me so unexpected
~ | 80. t,l that | have no adequate language 10
an u,a S ,ha emotions of my heart 10 p8h aro"ha upon
Locomotives of the sovereignty d 'hE'hia' c""E,e-
w ~ nnrnose of revising her organic a~s-oi aoihs
sa'ea ii w. Pmb,t ia done by fprce in all other countries
- wa naaic,-isn qualification, lisa satlsiactioh "nich l nave
M hnuuage te express. 10 receive ms U"o I,Tn-'nr nd
ial OF 'nsn", , i their ashes still reposc-the birthplace
.na r.SiJsnce of Marshall where his ashes a'So fePose' > -
me n sincere qualification. 49, ;,h,b;tants Of the Old Do.
"s ~, shall receive from the Inhabitants " JIG om ~
mar l ~" ,nose representing her, under all circumstances,
III nactCul aid in the faithful discharse "a ns eut! :. =
-, an.nr fnr n moment, doubt. The Slate nhht hLst l"Tu'eu
never, W. ,s,;,n,inn trust, will be the last 10 ABANDON II.
~ SAFE ,,,c which has al all Zines given sucn u generous sup
-, -, - ,he onion, trust, will be the las' 10 "oanuon II
n r ~ -. - uhirh we have all looked for the Interpretation
r. - charter Of our liberties, Is Inc olate, certainly,
lh,t should bn the last . ohh'' II. .,,;,o ~ ,roh :,
II is a qualification to meet the repTesenIs " o, a sa ", "a a
onn,n IN occasion like this. Tor when ! Deg ieaVc 10
;" 40 heartfelt thanks. Tremendous applause'l
~, rno,i,, Of Mr. MILLER, the chair was then vacated
+, ,lo,su,. of the President Of the Convention.
1r, p,a.ide,, o; the Convention remarked that during the
,cess il would give him great pleasure 10 introduce members
.,,.u, m the President Of the United States.
vheo The President again resumed the chair, on motion OF
A. rOTTs the Convention adjourned until Tomorrow
morning al 9 o'clock.
The ceremonies in the Hall took place sooner IMAM was
oy,oc,es, and we were, therefore, deprived OF the pleasure Oh
being present. ruo.,, va
We are nlud TO hear that the President compllmen'ea VIZ
,;ni, = : the true Interpreter of the Federul Constitution
vo RI nIcased that he has al last found THIS 10 oe true, ane
,. rms, That he will practise on the doctnne-ioF, man. 'E
r,,,;,,,;,r wiI he respected, and the Union and The coun-
,r bc safe. The President was introduced oy Judge
Mason 10 the individual members OF the ConVen'"a-ahu
r,ru,,ds in The Senate Chamber, was introduced 'oa NUM-
or ,,di.s and partuok Of champagne, &c. he meh re-
,..,o, n rho powhatan House, where he dlned at night
on,oy;no the liberal and elegant hospitality OF Mr. Maciar-
lands mansion.
Rsfore reaching the Capitol, the President, and his Two
Socrstorjss. escorted by Mr.. mcfarland, visited the Snoc-
Lo Tobacco Warehouse and Mr.. Potiaux Robinson's To-
h,cco Mandatory. In the afternoon he was 10 drive out
n same If the heights around Richmond and enjoy the beau
tiful view.
This morning at s o'clock, he will set out in an extra train
for Fredericksburg where re will meet with a public recep'
,i,n The invitation was delivered to him BY MIR. Semple,
Editor Of the Fredericksburg News and Mayor OF that nos
ni,oble town. The President will reach Washington aoout
49,, - ,,.nirht on the Steamer Mount Vernon.