The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

From the Lexington IVA } aazettsl
p ns pleasure OF witnessing the arrival Of Presi
eent rmore and Secretary stuart, at Bath Alum,
Springs on the 18th instant The President 6rst sds
his at the supper table where course he
in the hotel paror, where he was in
by Mr. stuart TO large number OF the company He s
remarkaby noe looking man, Of plain and afable man
most dignhed In his demeanor an ~
most genuine republican simplicity We cannot imagine
good feeling than was op si Asd cordial
seemed enthusiastic In this manifestation "a vh,,s
ana he was justly received As the President nation
and not Of party Many persons had congregsted AZ
Bath Alum from the neishborng springs and also a
large number of the yeomanry Of the oountry all Of
esteem for President Fillmore
The day the President and company proceeded to
the Warm spipgs, where arrangements had been made
to give him a public reception, which was, however
politely declined by the President
The County Court Of Bath, which then in session
at that place. made order inviting the President tc
the Court House at two o'clock at which time the
ident appeared IN the Court House and spent about
present On retiring Mr.. Stuart made brief address,
thanking the company for their cordial reception and
speeches during his trip from sense OF deicacy and
tnat ne preferred allowing his acts and his administra
ton to speak, rather than his words.
The next morning, the President aud company pro-
eeeded to the White Sulphur where they will remain
Tor ten days or two weeks and then Washing
was highly gratifying to witness the genuine heart
et friendship manifested by the yeomanry
WINGED that the people everywhere Except the
sts) love him and esteem him just man for the
times-a genuine patriot and friend to the Anne
rican Union Such man, even his enemies, who have
honesty enough constrained acknowledge him tc
be- We conversed with numbers OF democrats some of
them the influential Of the party, who expressed
themselves thus We have watched the of Pre-.
sident Fillmore, have nothing Objectionable at
all feel grateful for his efforts in preserving
rican Union and for our part ready to give him
cordial support to his reelection to the Presidency
Such the honest convictions of of democrats
and upon such convictions would they in the next
PRESIDENTIAL election they disregard the appca
ton Of the party and the efforts that will be
made to lash them into ranks by their party leaders
Our citizens, We think, may promise themselves a visit
nom the President on his return lie had not been,
yet informed of the iuvitati visit Rockordgs
formally terdered to him by the committee of invitation
appointed for that purpose the citizens Of county
but expressed great desire to do and unless pre-
vented by urgent call to return to Washington,
public business, will returning. in ten days or two
weeks, certainly visit the Natural Bridge and Lexington
We congratulate citizens upon the probability of
soon having opportunity Of manesting that almost
unanimous nment of appreciation for the of
President Fimores administration, and it's agency in
the preservation of sacred Union, which We kaow
prevails throughout this entire section of country