New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

,brough NJ jersey. J 7 we'heri Pr" Ba'er, MHr.
or NcNicfsel HUH CATpbell. W H. Ho'm-r and e. IT,
H.rtin The NV jersey COMMITTEE coass'-d 81 e1'
Governor yr,ou >-n tor Thompson, JAMS Hay, David
Mn G,orse H. Neldsn, J. NJ Micsle' a. A PaFaicATis
AID J a. Yard.
AtJ4rs.v shore II p James Buch NAN ani others Who
i the party scr tho riye- took leave snd
rtur 10 the city AtC ,d-n tn p'Puscs were on the
., ~, in re numbers cheering the Presi let rs the
rain passed. vhile J. We'd 10 them
Al Burlington the tram a special provided for tae
occssou ~ pped r feS mnots' AID the President A.
welocred by Major Burns on being introduced Ia this
gentlemen h- K sin ed i remember 6irns very well,
He SIS tuning press * ro'd oi c'z U.s. N'sueu
them III Il gave hn great pleasure 10 meet h-m Ayo'
Rr-rsits svoa ed suthor thu celebrated Lson'd.s
letter C. Was Al p uted e. u n Z ow ny ten Scott
snd out ioh rev long series Of din ,utes iacluans
Court Aarti J iri, readers WiAr win ci'Fen' MS
.o-y viii remember HIS preseucs creA-ed quite ouz o.
sossip -,
Al Pordeutowu salute was fred With cannon and the
people took the matter into their oSn hsnds s~heNns
all Committees Gen. Pierce shook hands win 4u'te 4
number Of them Among those who presented u ms7''es
snd received a he.rty grasp OF his hsnd' Vas Hon Mr.
Parker fru erly Member Of Congress His snow white
locks 81 tottel frame rendered hm an object OF speci
tersst 70 the eut~e compsEy Here senator STOCKTON
lAys the President recogu'n a. the tram passed
aog i vss expected inst Mr. STOCKTON would JON tns
ca,acaoe hut he did not Gen Pierce lemTSed aside 10
freud tist b. bad personal aeqtAi t'Ace "i'h O'm
mooore Stockton and cid ecoect 10 have ever seen
ii. face before Gov For Of New jersey joued the JOY
fol parry h,e The train resumed It's progress through tue
pressing .hrons and rapidly pa he'd forward
Reception at Trenton.
At Trenton according T. previous arrangements ss'op
~ some .ei On was mace Here tie booming Of cannon
c,nuine.,d with tue shouts OF the restless. eager mdt
u,e. bog.tiug al exciting scene. The pressure OF The
crowd VA sa,ost terrific, such the Intense curiosity 10
90, the Nat ous Chr. Magistrate IL Was with no H'ue
lcu t ttt party couiI reach the neN sst MOTEL He
h-,,re House, Ugh tie pressing 'lrong II having
re- o q h. The President tsctndrd u1' e P''""
Were arou Der e. l.o.,s waiting 10 greet mn 'h
tl-r smiles To these he paid h,s Respects 7ecomn-iy
.ro.nue0 Is retired t. puyte ro'l. Nh-re he par.
took refreshments II Nv ui.u-, ne make hi
SRI era,e N tie ba cony bowed g. The sw'yins ma
utae WHO manifested their ps,cla 10 ia al most dern
if cheers naid IF nusic anc mi tty company 'd'ei
e. tie HE OF tlr occs procession 'ruttes' con
mag th- President ara suite, nov formed and con
", gel th-rn % int Court House.
Tn str,t- were d-cAed with flags. vaiou3y inscribed
On We pariced Pierce aud butler Democratic ~.
srca,ou vs. ich WAS cHcuatec though not 50 ar-isn-d
doubtless rec, se,L-s Of part strife winch nobody
vas inclined 10 welcome for al distinctions OK parry
..,u.c 20 bee obt,r.td as they should b. At slch INNS
Al ihe Court House strong guard was Stationed Fhi'h
t0,,i,ta 3D. he military -, consisting "t 'as C"an-
tIu Volunteers s,I Pierce Guards, was under eomnani
If Orarf,rIuast, r General Hamilton. IL Vas ABOUT
t.rt, minutes past o'clock when tae procession rolcled
tL Court House immense concourss tbionged II the
moment thu doors we're opened rendering the pressure
,ery great md orelius confusion but order WAS
..n Restored and the formal reception was protested
win vi'h ut interruption.
The M.yor ct Trenton presided AZ the court house
The r-certon address made by Chie' d. uce Or 'en
lie ta1e The Pr, ,osn' welcome a. the chief o. great n'-
ti,n and 4 Ito head OF Al nni-tfSt0I Whlch hal 50
m rotct our beloved country from every STAN Of dis-
honor He welc ued HIM, lot conlu7ror fresh from
-, 6d Of battle or from conquest Of lands but as
an co,,e on ini-.lon OF peace and good wi-on- ctlau
Lid t bind the people and nations ct the earth together
nth still stronger baLds OF brotherhood Cheers lie
beqd their distinguished guest 10 mark th1 scene o5're
nm az ryi9g u the jealousy OF the people o. ae
IN r State Of their quad rights, aud ready to battle
for their uaiItei anoe.
H. Liza u, vafon ~ the Pre- sidental Char and his al min
,ror tie p,ope Of E,s jersey te.t tlat he TILE to
no consider .tion and their rghtiu part cipNon IN the
,o,rouage of the Government had been guar .need
II and Appause) n s.Jersey had aboshsi IA ountsry
srude bat Ltr PIE could rot Tor that rea'o" orE5
H. ur, thren Of the South. Thy ~ecs stand
e.; m E,ol tionArv ground they coula never have less
fat.ra or loye feelings. lie closed Fh an "uson 70
Con P.erces descending from Revolutionary STOCK Mr.
Green sat own auid warm applaure.
p,.9ent Phi, 90 responded ia brief spesch' IN SUD-
..o,c.. A. reported in our Geographic disPIeh
~ JtrFt.oN ID Agls was called for and responded
iav surrg the peope that he, too IN the language OF
81 ~ ino,4d cle' had 10 see rather an 10 speak
D., NM, confess that could not stand on such sacred
In ,t,ut ceiling the impulse Of speech lie Al ldsi to
a. y t,l Of Trenton, Gn1 pa sci nigh euogy on ne
S, and her people If the It and present senerSon''
pe 81 {. WI arid loud paudils
ar Crsni>o a. GurnrT also we're called fr aud
Il. t~.t, bit feet yely 81 Cushing remarks Fere
...,.a with some very chaste and te'gfhal hsol-
49,, s,i..iops. which elected nucn praise
.s.er o.clocA before the reception Al the Court
p, o. o,.r The line was reformed, and tho c0npa-
- ,...,,.d =, the ULted States Hotel, where a sunp
..,d .l-y.ltly arranged elmer WAS spr-id' which
Ia Of Nth a keen relish, while receiving gener
a c,Hnufuoston
.,.,io Z tb- tam resumed is route amid tl3 most
$3.50 . th,r-t. ~ tte tirou-. arriving - PRIV 1tt,wn
. ., t,,art- , -urta- whore the same round If ap-
-,. -,iu,,. music g., awaited Us, Thee ht Prince
- Wen. in lac. 4 s. Or. IN 1r''1med hePfssr
a. r.tr-,d .o the death oi Gen. Mercer. gao TEL a.
L't.t..f Princeton. H. touching terms G-a Pierce
v,-r, of.efinhs reply. lie spoke chiefly n ecIoSy Of
f,t, .r, assured tEs people iLa- bis hsa WAS Al
r,,.,ib .lsin I'D sympathy. Ae--fs DAVIS Al Ga.A'e
.i,. .... = ..ar vorI, fn tesq"nse to calls.
T.rt.zt stopping place 70 - S7~ lfln'Ni'f i4''7'l'
t,,t h.r, ADDED treir con- .msn'afY c1f.-' 20 ~
...,f~.icoaD g. th- er-.og s.e'iAl remark "a me
novelty .ftte icl. Robert A. Dram di1 'Ar Fr.''H''z
F 49, Cen Pierce aas relieved isom r5p.y BY the
sudden ..ar-ly oil tle train. IL h'd gou-n OK Ao'I
49,. g,--r When tl. shrii whistle seII % AUDITOR
.cauu4ipk Asay uon ire b. .4'l -'1i 'i'sr' 50
f,-tf-. r a CONTAMINATION ra.1.- . ,7 T'Asi t'f
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