Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15
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BANQUET 70 PRESIDENT PIERCE IN rh'''A'
| DELPHLA-After the reception OF Haneiai ie'se !"
PHILADELPHIA on Tucsday-which all The papers "i ''
civ describe hearty and cnthus!astIc-he paro"A u
banoue, given MIN by the city authorities at Tue 'fc"
HmcJ In response to toast proposed b. Mayer Gpin
complimentary 10 the President, he replied as follows:
Mr. Mayor and Fellow Citizens:-As havn more 'aah
onrr INA occasion TO say To-day feel that you nave over
horne me by your kintness and wish to say mar whlcn
ought no, to omit-to you Mr. Mayor and all wl" 's WIN
me politically if in The changes ana rhiccs :" ~,
nv party shall b. placed in different position we m
have the grace 10 do the thing tia yen are s ~"
| TO give the same hearty welcome CHEERS
There are no circumstances in our political rl'l"hs "
,bnw ,vhv van and | should no, be tn best Of friends
0;hccrsl For instance take friend. Cen Cid"
He is whn-tu, when his country wanted ms -,
though surrounded by ample means and wealth. az" az '
cnmfors md lY.urcs Of lf-he marched 10 the i"i ana
nobly fought his counuy's bau SIS H ne" a pat,;p
cres of and cheers lH9h ,on b ri, private
and All eAdeurnents Of home and march, 10 me
field of battle (Cres Of aye, and cheers reoIcc men,
hayjcn iva such income on my ilsn ana '.'
her nm m, lett and yuu sir addressing The Mayor 10
ho Srch meetings party, ana renina US al 'hn'
we are Americans. frhs President sa down ama eh'""e
| astc cheers =
s,.scbe, ere also made by Secretaries Da:s aud Gn
,i a,,r,,y General Cushing Hon. Hon James Bncanan
General Paterson, Mayor GiIpin, Col. Forncy Norton
ucuch..i Ed and others. The banquet WAS niaGnih
cent affair and highly honorable 10 The authorities :" rh
ade,bi nsay all Of whom the p"tica. opponents Of
the President
SCENE AT THE MERCHANTS HOTEL
Al the conclusion OF the Presidents r'ii"7 III inurr"h
dsnce Hall u Philadelphia, he Was eacored amidst l. GU
hu-iesc MI, wits Of the assembled multitude I" Inc a"F'
chants Hotel North FouIth street Here was collected
large mass Of citizens In response I" their reiterated ra
,brv were a., ssd from The balcony by thu President the
Secretary OF tie Treasury the Secretary OF War The ator
ncy General ai John W. F"rncy Esq 'icih 81 TIE ohed
States Hous, t representatives..
The f,yir,rs OF the day we've concluded By -umpiuou.
dinner al the Merchants H"r Ai1r the coii vas reno
yed numter # toasts were given and a. many olan'
speeches The President Colonel Davis. Mt Guthrie Hen
Patterson ,r Forncy and Nj. Buchanan whose trnatHa
are so nll utnnT, and so characteristic ~ inns ch"
Sl:rcsnan "a, wirh,"d t!lcu al'n"a4h ~ d"
ing 80 my d" injustice 10 others whose speech
es for want room, "e afc forced to omit
Col j. DI:i- Qesumn@i he rose - rH'i gu. M Ic'r,h
bo friend long the representative Ui Pennsr wanna, ana
whose name unhitcn ~h"r her r':e %Is Ia%a'"
ed Immense upplaus:
Tie Mayor who presided al tie banquet proposed "r
he .h OF tho Hon James Buchanan. which was received
with sg chete
speech but r he had been called out in such way by his
honorable irecd from Misesiapi il would b" dsr"ueous
10 him and the Mayos no! TO say somchins. lie aunt
tod TINT Cnln:l Davis strict coGsl!hc'ioilst lie
had never kno- n but man who could excel ns end
from Miss ssjt. in that AMI that friend {" his tram
Ohi VIRGINIA IN ,,ien limss This gentlemen was taken
aIalmnpIy III 4nd ut The point d death and all tha'
troubled his conscience ies hc might hi buried IN the
cong ression Duy!ng ground NJ the pubic expense nc
sent a freud. and, in prospect OF eternity aiia
III would Ec"riy lcve take my chance vi beng na
as 10 entertain idea that Congress- without aniho''f
from the constitution should appropriate money To Hury
me" [Grea, iaughterI That gentleman was more OF
sc;. ZIONIST than his MI D. tehu piss' m
the hid got far as 10 BE- willing 10 api""tG .c
nublc nnnvy 10 make railroad 10 The Pacihc, WIN "hch
he himself ent'rc agreed La reference ~ VIM ', @
said nf Pnasy t." would ray that he e!t on ' occa
like Rob Roy Mrt;rego ION his nause Era IT.
IT, and lie m2ht disconsoabe ms the liicnl nom H
puia 10 whom he referred he supposed world be hf ate
IN die ont OF Il Pennsylvania had always been true 10 Inc
Union When clouds lowered over the h"iHnn Ia al quar-
es of The country the brarest hearts lIed At the
impcrdng prospec-where did Pennsylvania sand hheFe
did Philadelphia stan!2
ucton OF paf.y contributed greatly 10 roll bacE The ock
tide of fanalclsm and dsunio when wings na ie"pris
in were found he trusted they would Always
be found standing defence Of the rights aad liberties OF
the Union Grcat appausc he was therefore, promo !"
accent the compliments paid To Pennsylvania by his ren
from Mississippi He that that gentleman vas friend
y Of Pennsylvania or at lcas: one l"d!s n IN
hs State Great apIlause After some further temafSs
the honorable gentleman resumed s ani!S prolonged
cheering.
PRESIDENT PIERCE'S MOVEMENTS.
pHlLapElpl,IA July 3.-PIesiden Pierce took tide
through the city carly hear this morning an! spent
couple of hours receiving the sauailOns of our citizens
who thunged 10 Independence Hail in great numbers.
AT IL O'Clock The President and his suite took Their depar
turc en- route to New York. Al Burlington end Bristol!
New Jersey greeted by large assenoages OF the peo
pie who had gathered from many miles round he made
but brief stop however ami returned The saluatiuns en-
trsdcd 10 him N Z graceful marncr
Al Roficn'own The President was joined by governor
Fort, and received enthusiastic greeting from tic
pie.
Al half past u O'clock the train reached Trenton where
civic and military procession was III waiting Inc Pfcs
en welcomed 10 the city, and proceeded On horseback
rs The side Of Gov Fort naona! salute ui Il guns being
fired from nrghborng height he conducted 10 the
Court House amid much enthusiasm where uany ladies
were assembled. Chief Justice Greene welcomed The Pesi
dent an appropriate speech. which he coGl"n'iy re
sponded Mir. Gushing also delivered brici address.
The procession reformed, and the President escort
the depot, takn. his departure fur Newark at
O'clock
At Newark enthusiastic wrlrouc awaited The Pre-
sdenl here he made another aamrdLlc speech III reply I"
an address OF welronr He wl pass The niah At Nr"ak
and proceed on 10 York hy The morning rai piotUcd
Ing direct from the Wharf |" participate IL tie opening ceTe
monials Of The Ciy stall Palace.