Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

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sl,nr the military scycs he 2ic:y The PROCESSION
c,m.i and commenced ita march mp Erna!way. About
the rirnr President rcacrd The PARK no ;tc olacE
Gland that had hang the city oT an oGr bGfst upon
,h ms Of thousands who filled that street TO witness the
march ii troops, and caused something Of
Thousands, including women ana rhi'heh were VI '""s
/ ,feacl.d 20 their sSin.
r faia ari ha! only Tell upon the portion Of the city be-
Iry :inh,ccnri! Edt iTo ni rain was seen ~ l'
n.ivbro,hod Of The Crystal Palace Ia crck e cJnds o'
s Thai were raised by The vehicles in the upper
.ar, o the city.
Fran the ,2Is we have The following synopsis Of the
proceedings he Crystal Palace:
~ur CRYSTAL psLAcE-TAg PRESIDENTS srEEc", Ef1.
Oh ibr platform The invited guests were larger mum
~ II men distinguished and well kncwn in oil professions
,ri orcUpai.ans c Than have ever h."re seen ~
New FORK The Governor Of Georgia, ZION. to"e'' 1uhD
w,. pc,rn, u 5. Senators, Br0hhead n 'ennsyish'i
chase Of Ohio ari Senator Miller OF New jersey an
90. Senator Preston oil South Carolina were seen Lh'e
and pnnnen, among all waa MAJOR General "nileid Scout
with E4 arm a sling, ard apparently yet suffering ron
r,s nnIncky fail The army and navy were largely repre-
rn.d and among the officers were MAJOR General WOO
b -,N Major General Henderson, and Commodore Soa
Lord Ecsmcrn suite, the representative oil britsh IN
drs,y was present. Major General auitman OIL lissssp
., was also present Bishop Wainwright was dressed IL
nj. canoncas and made very venerable appearance Inc
clergy o. this city and surrounding country o! all acnon
n.;i,n4 were present in large n.mber1.
The crowd around the Sixth avenue and 'ore,h stree
,s imm.u.e The Sixth avenue cars for long iimt
excluded from passing up and down. All sorts 0! llnagna
Le noises and imaginable music were heard from The sur
rounding exhibitions The procession did not reach h'
Palace I'LL ~ O'Clock. Inc shower mat was ~ lirh'.
down below very light up there The spectacle was
magnificent inside Palace beyond anything ever Ielo't
this county The vast multitude present oeha'e'
with greatest proprety and decorum
The Presidents alresa very brief, hu IN 'r'! geo
TASTE and we'll received Three hearty cheers W.T.
given Rim wien he Closed his remarks Ills nne OF de
ii,oir elective ann he quite Vel heaiu al over
/ The assembly
! THEODORE sEpe~Icgs trEEcH
NJ; President, amid his conc"ufse ol l,''pe ~ ''
ab.y II rersonlues collected from all parts ~ me world
eminent in every department Of human SKIN ana genus sur
rnur,d nv ta tToEh,rs u; intellect anu nlaalGY NE eye
and the mind naturally inevitably fVet themselves SIR up
an ron ,nni,nsc) you, the head OF that po.tlcu
svsi.m ~ uhic,, under God we owe our choicest public
81 Inn, vast conledcracy founded by the immor
al - ,yhos. .iny stands before us and the chief execu
80 .,s of which have been transmitted, through Ions
-; ;,ustro,s s,aiesmen TO your hands. (Rencwe, ap
nsc IL has fallen and Gill fall 10 The LOT Of others Il
welcome you other capacities. II il y duty sir, az 'b,
nr.tlng officer Of The association which has raised this
,ifcr TO thank you cordially most respectfully. fo
the honor you have this day done US. We feel il deeply
perceived by us al The very outset OF enterprise ina
il essential 10 complete 10 obtain the appro
baton and secure the confidence Of government.
that while we were OF course mainly 10 rely on our o"t
energies, IL at the time indispensable 10 create
general conviction that objects were puohc ahu ou
aims national The work OF impressing on hls
the seal of national approbation far as mat can De
under the restrictions OF form OF soVernmeht-anu re
call the circumstance with gratitude mingled win PAIN
begun by us,rious statesman cow no more-a son
sir, Of your own State.