The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-21
Tour Of the President and Cabinet

Tour of the President and Cabinet.
WILMINGTON, Del, May 12tn.-Presi
dent Fillmore and his party arrived here at
hall past / this afternoon, and were enthu.
siastically received by our citizens, at the
Town Hall. Major Evans welcomed him
in n speech, TO which the President replied
in Il briei and happy manner. The Whole
party then repaired on board he steamer
Roger Williams, where they were received
by Tho Philadelphia authorities. At Balii-
more, this morning, in addition TO other
honors, the party were welcomed to the
city, in behalf cl the Committee, by The
Hon. John Barney, TO whom the President
replied. AT Barnum's, Major Jerome also
addressed The President. On leaving, they
were escorted by the Committee as lar MS
Havre de Grace.
PHILADELPHIA, May l2'h-The Prcsi-
dent and his Cabinet have had one of the
most enthusiastic receptions here ever
known in Philadelphia. At this moment,
in front Of ;heir headquarters, the United
States Hotel, there are at least ten thousand
persons gathered. 1t is, indeed, one Of The
greatest popular demonstrations of The kind
ever seen.
NuCtIS ulbI Ollttl' nNft GlNtu u III
MORE, d" " Fillmore, -" Fillmore" and a
speech from "Fillmore " the people would
have, whether or no. The President could
taneous an invitation, and so he came for
ward OH the balcony and made a short adj
dress, neat, appropriate, and eloquent,
which was received with reiterated APP
plause. The President thanked his fellow
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ment they had paid him, and concluded
with q warm eulogium on Philade lphia as
a city, frmand steadiast in her love for and
adherence To the Union.
After Mr.. Fillmore came Mr.. Webster
and ! wish you could have been near Phil
adelphia to see what a welcome the people
had been keeping in reserve for The great
statesman. Their applause was SO long
so loud. and so deafening, that we thought
YOU in New York must have caught il.
echo. Alter returning thanks for the kindly
feelings with which he had been received
Mr.. W. went on in glowing terms 10 speak
of the venerable Hall of Independence
hallowed by the sacred memories Of The
past, and passed on 10 a general glance a
Inc present state Of public feeling North
and South; closing with an eloquent out
Duls' VI P""'u,'N s''''''N"' '" y WY
Unlon'-the Union now ana ior all t'me
against any ana all ocus' against 'ra,'or'
within ana enemies from WITHOUT (orea
cheerng')
New YoRK, May 13th.-The President
=, on his way from Philadelphia to New York
met an enthusiastic reception at Borden
d town, Burlington, and South Amboy. A
The latter place he Was met by The New
/, York COMMITTEE, and escorted on his wa,
t up, paiu.cs were urea oy 'nc vaI'ous 'o''
cutler Vino Off The Bat,erv. Unon land
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Of the Speeches at New York
FFLEch OF THE PRESIDENT
MIR. Mayor, and llow.citizens-I In,
ne neither the voice nor The language to @,
e. rress The grateful emotions of my hea
e. Tor This cordial reception of the citizens
lie my native Stale. II This be a day on whic
D. YOU have reason 10 congratulate yourselvo
e. how much more reason have 10 do so,
~ guest of a city which is The grand empt
'e rum of The Union, whose commerc
IN whilens every sea, and which is now col