The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
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The reception nf lie President and
G:1hiarI- 90 wednesday. MAS most IN
l..-sia-Iir. A f.A-Riser. they srfe mel
Is iile i.rgisisase rammillee. and as soau
- s'ss rzvzirsdezuisri Al HE rily limits
The PIesisleni was welcomed 10 Dos.
lan BY Mayor Big. lou. ~ha addressed
him In an sl..snesi speerh. 10 uhirh he
Tespald d as1aIleuss--
= receive from son. sir. as The Exf.
ecuiss- organ ~ ll.is proud rily. his vel
somr laT aar and my associates with pra
flund grsIilude and ealotion. ZOO base
alluded to the fart thai lhis q ihe ami
ser-sry OF ihr day on which The consii-
luton wa completed. and you hare al
laded 10 The iisil Of General washinglan
Ia this city. What change since alls
iimc when he FIRST visited this city. not
fos he purpose of receising the cordial
e0ng, stalstl"ns of ihe rilizrns. bal for iht
purpose OF defending her against The iyrsn.
nv aud oppiessinn al fhe mother rauniry.
lfmy memory serves me right. ibis san n
Virginia. WIN connected The fate al ihsI
Stale with yonrs. ~as appointed Com
mandcr-in.chicf Of the army in Philadel>
phis. aud started thence for The seat OF
war. near. your proud CITY. forthwith.
History tells as that he travelled from
Philsdriphia here IN eleven days. aud on
his arrival. the god citizens of Water
town. IN ynur vicinity, had gathered To-
gelhcr and congratulated him on The speed
&c his Journey. What has brongh, about
this rhsnge, Why is il that The dis
isnrc which io,k him eleven days. and
thai too sl,er The Bal,le of Bunker Hill.
which urged him 70 use The spcad OF an
exrress. has now been travelled By me
ms matter of pleasure in almost as many
hoSrs, Il is owing 10 the intrlecl OF
your ciiIzen-. WIN hare opened the are
macs Of comn,erre Ia The Wes,ern wp,id.
aud poured into your lap her rich treas.
urs. You have stretched your Briarean
arms 10 The capital OF my State. and laid
her under contribution. You have also
stretched 10 The capital of the Canadas
and lad hrr under contribution. These
evidences ~ civilization and intelligence.
which al B5sion gives, eonvinces mr..
and cannot doubt. Thai If The citizens
al Boston greet me a. have been greeted
ever since ! crossed The line Of your State.
ihsi Constitution which il received al
the hands Of Washington This day will he
maintained al all hazards and nj every
sacrifice. Loud, long continued and en-
lhusiasiic cheering.) see j, moi only in
the intelligence Of your citizens aud the
moral power. bal see il in the troops
before me. The physical force 10 accom-
li>h this purpose. Boston may be proud
Of a military which makes a display like
ihis. (Cheers.) Il only remains Tor me
TO Iepea, N, profound thanks for the kind
anu la,ierins reception yon have extend
ed 70 ne and my associates"
The procession, civil and military, was
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House. where The President and Cabinet
we're received by the Governor. From
ltence. Mr.. Webster accompanying Them.
hey proceeded to the Stare House. where
lie ceremony Of public reception was
perforated. The ball was crowded 10
userfowing. Among those present were
ihiry military and naval nflicers, and
urge nrsnher Of distinguished gentlemen
iien Canada. who were invited 10 the
jubilee. Mr.. Fillmore sal on chair in
font. facing the audience. and the cabi.
rel were on his LEI, hand. the State and
tIy'i officers being on the right. As soon
rs silence was obtained. Gov. Boutwell,
arase and addressed Mr.. Fillmore. wei.
reGling hun To the Stale, and assuring
iiim that Massachusetts is true to the
Constitution and 10 the Union,-ihat in
ihr future. she vii! know no North, no
Spa i. no Eis,, nor %, Wesi,-only the
kepabllc. one aud indivisibie." The re.
spouse Of the President was eloquent and
appropriate. Mr.. Webster vas then raII. !
rilp,n. and spike as fullows:
Ny iiplea.e your ExceIlency.--lI,is
&c asI"n is NOT mine---ils honors and It's
daics are mol due TO or from me. The
Street.-The great S,aIe-ihe old Siae--.he |
l,alrioiic Bunker Hill aud Tmauea Hall
Stare Of Massachusetts. has invited The
Resident 81 The United States within her
tordefs. Tdyour hnnoreJ person and 10
t"ur honqred office. may il please your
EScelrEry, This tisii is paid. Sir, am
4 good deal iuucIird with the kind, the |
100 kind reception which you have given
~. As haze said. sic. The OCCASION be-
ongs 10 The iIcsijrni. aud to those of the
abina, who are strangers. Thank God!
- am no stranger here! Applause
! anu Of Massachusetts Hear, hear.
Bone Of her hone. and llesh OF her flesh
(Chrers.) ana | would rather rejoice in
taking part wuh YOU. msy Il please
y"ur ExceIlency. as the Governor Of The
Stale. snd my fellow citizens who 7.
ruund you. in paying honor 10 The PEST
den, Of he Uniied States. (chee.s) Than
IN acting any part. or 10 demanding any
part lupuri myself. And. may il please
yonr Excelleney. | wish, ip The FIRST place.
% say. that. from Ibe 1T ,m of my heart,
wish entire SUCCESS To the admn,istra.
non Of the great affais Of this Stale, in
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