Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-15
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ARRIVAL, OF THE PRESIDENT or THE UNlIEL
STATES EN.RUUTE FOR NEW YORK.

STATES, IN -ROU r. yin NC" lOlSfA'
Enthusiastic Reception Mhary Ese0r'-SPeeeteS u '"'
yas,sr,,v morning Committee of the City Council,
John s. Blown ESQ., chairman le the city IN an cary
train for Washington for the purpose oil having an nlcr.
view with the President welcoming him TO the city and
proceeding with him 10 Baltimore.
AT 81 O'clock all the necessary arrangements having been
the paly proceeded the tIa and alter lie" pei
stoppaecs arrived safely the Camden street depot 81 zen
minutes pas, o'clock During the passage OF The 'rain
large number Of persons, anxious to see Inc Ffesoeh M
on byurd The various sopp8geS, increasing Tue auo
of passengers several hundred pesons,many OF wno
were pergonay introduced him, and TO Tue distinguishes
persons who constitute his SUITE 80;
On The first signal being OF The arflVai OF the fan
nak Of artillery stationed for the purpose on an adacen,
height beloved forth the tidngs, tue reveioeranS SCUM
Of which had tendency TO increase the cIo"u VI
mon womeo and children who rushed TO the camden street
demo, filing 10 lis utmost capacity The extensive space
which binds that Improvement. ), oa.o,; =, in,
Various estimates have been made concerning Inc ill-
nenee number of human beings in attendance The highest
d r|, The mos, correct opinion, numbering them at
100 600 persons; certainly we never recoec gazing IN ~
city upon such immense multitude. !,
The Pr sdent met at the aepo. ny ms 1onof ue
Mavor Of Baltimore the chief marshal Col James ~ An
drson and several members Of the committee OF arrange
| mcnts and mounting splcnau "h'e "o'se, Poceeocu
along the designated route, as follows:
| ORDER THE PROCESSION.
presdcn. Of the United States; Chie mafshaI Col An
ds,son. Brayet Col John Monroe MAJOR "a Artillery com
mand,no. Aids 10 the Chief Marshal! MAJOR james H. Mill
ken CAPTAIN Richard Lilly, Captain x. D. Ripley OF The
Independent, Gcys Major B. Patterson neny y. sGo,.
Esq henry o o. Of the LIST u S. Artillery, and
memsn,y Of .he ID u S Artillery froa Fon McHenry.
The department of The sodeIy was ngny eea.aole 10
hb rank and file and excited the admiration OF the many
persons who crowded the Streets The following comms-
stoned officers were on duty: BeSet Col John Monroe,
Maj % Ar COMMANDING bfeS save, MAJ John seiaawjs
Gait Co A. "a ARTILLERY; st Lieut. Samuel Jones Co. X,
Lar ArliIery LIST Lieut. Lewis o. Morris Co n Isl Ar!ll'
sry; Isl Lieut. josiah H. Carlisle Isl ea Hn Iar, H.
Lieut., James P Llewellen, Co. X, lst Artillery. -
Fifth Regimen. Of Cuvay-Go omen nouS'n eur
lanes Henderson. Mounted music Of Montgomery and
Burnett. c,; Mo,,,ona,r
hs ,Hore Mounted Carbinees-Jus,us Snyder Cap.
tain; Won Il Mckinley, Isl lieutenant Leonard naItzel'
ID do. John Cummings 80 DO; Daniel N'c"o''on '"se"
Law Greya Capt Richard Frances Lients. Geo: W. Her
ring james Bowers and Washington Hopper bano of inc
Independent Blues PROT Holland anu " '"e '"o"'"s'o
Guards Prof Lnhard. r. c Z, n.
man OF the Washington Guards .,,,, ,,n,,i,. mo.s,s
,ohannea los p Warner and Vim. Brown, leuenanl'; II
B Latrnhe quar!ermnster ,., p
Washington Guards Capt. Hoffman; Lieutenant Berger
Guordc LAFAYETTE Lieut. Fcrrandin and Simon
! National Blues Capt. Chestnut
independent Greys, Lieut. ~ Mongo% ad5na ~ e0"''"o
with [,eu.. Mills, Simpson and Ensign huan''
JACKSON Gnata-' Band; German RIiemen capt Holsier
Fnllownu the long line OF military came tour onrouchcs
each drawn BY four horses ihe n,s hs,as Kcvser
| ilon Revcrdy Johnson John s. Brown me stcond zen
Jefferson Davis MITCHELL of North Carolina, 'osnua van
SAM and j. &. Seidensrcker. The ihd Hen'y may: Go
| uanson Thomas aid Col George p. Thomas &C. long
line of carriages also olowei the barouches "hlch were
occupled by members Of the Council snI onef h'eo cf
The PROCESSION moved about 81 o'clock along Ito lo
lowing oute-Sharp street 10 Bal,imofe tehce 70 GaSei
street and thence BarEums City HOTEL Inc WnoIe 'ou
was crowded wlh persons anxious 10 see me Fesden VINO
gas apain and again most enthusiastically chee!ea ne
square in front OF the hotel was also dcnseY ed oy e e.
yrns all awaiting The arrival oil the cortege WIN uch ui"
iety ;, ;, ~, ,,.e;aoo, .yaa roreiv.a
by S Barnum Esq and ushered into The prVae fatlo'
on the corner of Fayce and Calvert Streets where lie par
n, f sl,vh, r.es hent The crowd that blocked up Tue
street and square in 'front.' having called vocieousy ioi
him. he made his appearaacc on sagnG assault
with the American flag by the Hcsss Hoiahd ne was
greeted hearty cheers, and silehce ofiag m
Hon John Smith Hoins. Mayor OIL bam1 g ne,cohe.
him 10 the city III a lie" pertinent t1h'a'Ee' ~" '
in reply, SAID ., g ,, ,,,, ~ u it;i,o,,
NV heart il full md would be dicnit To express inc
in,h &c f. cling with which this cordial welcome has I'M
pressed me- (Applause Your cl!izsns oy 'hsir p!iua
friendship than generous confidence mao previous,
y Imposed upon debt OF gratitude which years devoted
10 their service and the interest and honor o. our com
mon counlry can scarcely cancel Appause) 10 DC mus
surrounded by Formulation not less hsunssneu "r ~
hiv,Irv Than or p intelligence and tried PATRIOTISM Is pc
cui,y gratifying Ahi aCOEg the pleasant memories sue'
ge.ed by The OCCASION who fail TO DC reminded "htfe
The banner unbriiled, Gnqui!ieu ar
was first freely given TO The breeze l1feat EPPiauSc
You oaaaGt be in atmosphere without feeling lie VI,
vifyinr innnsnce Every who has patriots lungs
INNS, feel il because cyey nan knows that religious lor'a
lion lies At the foundation OF ci=l liberty. (applause
Ma transient traveller enter lEa city, without ocina
struck with the evidences of enterprise and ii1nest Thrift
which where meet eye Baltimore mas sooh prom
incntIr orih in that astonishing progress OF our country
which may be truly s,d 10 have ouimarchea pr'phesy
Her great advantages in commercial pont OF we" haVe 81
course always been marked and apparent but hef c"m'
inn nrno, nhic.l position internal commerce
concerned .orciby alluded 10 BY washington eS cary d
1886 is only beginning 10 DC appreciated even py
no tho GREAT West pous ito bnundes6 resources al me ou
dnu o your enterprise and the judiclous application h
yaur means those internal improvements "hch leave t
destiny Baltimore one oil the great ci'e1 !" Tue WORM
no matter Of doubt.
emt after all il is not the Of your population and
wealth-the augmentation of your shipping interest," you
crowdcd dpo,s and marta teeming with the PRODUCTS ag
Im,, md mineral OF the incrior-ie erection OF spcn
did cdifccs rising il were by Tnagc-no aii hcse co
bned which chiefly the thoughts OF Inc paotc
and give his pulse quicker and prouder lhoo
az he your envrons and sees these IN INC
distance They may crumble-tha - iheIr destiny-nay
they will nnuldcr and mingle with The common eart hn
the inspiration OF The deeds o! vaor when teY commemo
rate which saved you from tie ohaE:a g. the presence
and tread foreign sodiery, vii! perish Er7aT Jap
plause
the example of self sacrificing heoism which sienazed the
defence of North Point and Fort McHeny in 1911? II was
dark and irving hour in history We we're peplesed
hu not in despair; down. but not destroyed when
your example and prowess terminated courage and conf
dence every where II felt that the shield oil protection
superior 10 all power always recognized by our fore
fathers during their great struggle wac still over U.s. Let us
remember acknowledge with humble and CRATE
fnl hearts, Applause Who shall say especially how much
your for those WHO FELL and your and
afecona;e for those who survived the conflicts OF
Inc anxious days and nights TO which have adverled have
had 90 with the free and gallant ibraiionG of Maryland
blood upon SO many fields oil MexcOl Applause
The fathers OF The revolution taught their that they
their first duy their country-a duty not 10 be avoid
Gd bn to be- cheeruly fulfilled in the face of all conse-
quences and of every hazard. tCheers Has not the
Almighty blessed ther desccndants) their example
their experience and their lesson? Nobcr praise cannot
be bcHowcd than say that State in this conedcracy
has furnished impressive elempfcation Of the pow
cr OF that teaching than that before whose people have
now The honor 10 stand. Applause
Mr. Mayor peasan, incident comes al this moment back
10 my memory which may be pardoned for adverins
! Soon after the barque kepler anchored with portion Of
the ninth infantry. the castle Of San Juan dc Uoa,
about tho Both Of june 1884, another transport
Choir within cables length OF her, We could not discern
the ship but in few heard pealIRg forth from
her deck stirring notes of the Star Spanged Banner
The effect electrical thought probably from assoca-
tion the ship from Baltimore and the fact verified
the impression SortS lowered, and friendly greetings
commenced between the OF Maryland and ihuse oil
Eew England, which trust may never be interrupted.
| lArplaC5c
But borne Gu by my feelings. am OBTAINING you much