Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

iaupauseI How vii; ..t ;c:soa pi,.a to ne &c
AMERICAN people, many o! them, ut this moment 20 m
looking The great interests O.! Inc county tirv
n.,lIn" to the administration TO know "id II" pH.y "
a, lis measures shall be-are cianotny al each ose'
rnnw who shall be invested with the spoIs Oh ohce.
~ his ma otic land feel but little oil THIS sentiment e
IN, Ynnr own counrry-your parentage deny it, but
hnuld feel that was imposing on your good nature II
s,o od another instant of your time. | thank you Tor
"a commitment of calling me 10 address you orea1 cNee'
Mr. Guthrie was introduced to the people and aver
,Iaud after paudit had been renaeea ''' 'lo' i" ~
Eeow.citzens have never served my country rs nu
posI ~ and Secrctlry of War have served IL out "I
heart into its service most earnest III ,,hmsiasc man
Gords me oreu pleasure perceive me ,h ma
Nor in which YOU have welcomed The EXEC ~ j.;
ton Applause know that Inc same , .o hy won the
bosom that stirred your pato. !a,e,s annanse How
renown of which you 80 justly proud Va b ,rop
r,nd il is TO behold the spectacle presented oi me
hrerfully rising up all directions 10 do mono" ~ Wv.
Magistrate and Justice 10 the great principe u ' ~
,r WHICH we live majority rules Inc man
hns.n bv the peope will be upheld hy them IN hc
lion Of the laws But fellow ctizcns' VIII ho' e''"
| h, dwelling on these SUBJECTS. a..
ny hSrv return you my thanks for the very hne
" !, which YOU have greeted me, stranger VINO .
entitled more c"hslnr,ao ''"" nnv semi in hjs
of my selection ny ic ''e''"'' - ~
Th Presidents party were again sealed ana 'e Gn''
m M station amid The pluudts Of the assembled lho"-
sands
The next stopping place was New Bruhs"ien. iei T,,
;u, NJ The tran was the signal for firing salute mere
,,e several thousand persons In waiting The Presheh
accompanied by member of Tho New Jersey otaor ru'
mitlre took position on the pla,of' VI e "s. va. N
be ronI be distinctly He was welcomed 10 Wy"
H,unswick on behalf the municipal authorities by h
Alraln. -, 49,, ,imo Al aJ,.iu
10 thank you and all your r'lo" '''""'"7 49, 80"
This kind. this noble reception. -. ,ho
The distinguished guest was here surrendered oN Inc
Trenton committee 10 the CARGO me cohm','er ' "
ark NJ The head Of which was b. 'anaeipoo, Esi'
At RAILWAY there was large conGoutsc ~ people
Josephus Sham ESQ., introduced The President IN t'le
following words ;,,,, ,,,. ,r,.
sure introducing 10 you Ffanknn rc'Gc 's't - ,'
limited States lie is welcome, thrice ~cle"mr u our owl
and "a The revolutionary soil OF New jersey tGreat APP
plIuSr.l ,o.o 90, ,;,r, ., IL, ,nrc
~ =, n,nk van for This cordial welcome, and 10 assure
vnu that shall cherish lIVciy rr"nec'ich :" NV
lirJn,.s of the citizens If New Jersey trclt aPpa"c'J
Al EilZ ibcll0wn slItc ~is hreA anu very 'm'"F ,
ala v, assembled who were enabled TO see Tie Pres 1ent
| = NEWARK
When the train arrived al Newark there were carriages
T. ,ng alongside the depot for the President ana suite
r,,ssou Tas formed in which The President Tole on
horseback in other places, with Inc commanding
He allowed by the military VINO haIt a." pnni
DISPLAY and carriages containing the cabinet
Trenton and other local committees ana ci'y cou'1 "
New Ynrk after marching through some ." inc P'inca'
streets, the procession laei u we I''' '
reception TOOK place. ,....i
JAMES NJ QUImBv, Esq, Mayor o' ss"a'E, We'co"e'
,hn President t., the city bret ana pertinent aihrSa
fht.
nv n.cz.ns uf Newa,k for this Elnl ana generous
rrceoon From the MON nj came within inc borders Of
your ,ltc have resolved ron her ci'Zehs OF an pn''
deore Of Kindness and respect that has impressed me III he
deeu.sr manner. Sir grove here to-day maj am nor
physic,Iy able n speak this multitude as SHOULD re-.
,njrr Ia do if had nv voice Your reception mas D'cn
most gratifying and 70 the gentlemen assoaino WIZ"
me IL will be- Il pleasure my part Individually, lex me
s,y Ia yuu all cultivate IN" slightest "hic
- IA mr. ounl fortune to have made with yon here now
Yam M, from first 10 la.r Of the Old lhir'een-ir0m
6rs, II, last one ut the tru- aud blvcsl lappausc -aI
nvrr are ronsrcratrd s;0': Almost all over IL nre Spots
which Ave been nOisrenct with 'ha blood ri Pail'S aud
il mu,sslbe that living ugon III" sn yoC De- nd breath
inc the atmosphere which you do sond br an%:hng
else bu patriotic citizens applause true I" me unioh'
renewed appIausc) 10 The Constitution IN al s pa's'
continued applause and 10 all your duties and ohIga
tons
Sir cannot proceed should most Harnes ny dc'lrc 10
DO if physically h- 10 express IN" feelings Win
which nverhnrnt
The President retired amid great cheering
The people wer- further addressed al length ny 1ohs
Mrssrs Cushing Davis and Guthrie, 4 collation. was
served 40 in The evening which speeches were made o]
The President ard The gentlemen last named
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