Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-17
aud other members of the Committee.
~ Mr.. Renn etI,J,s Rs1l,,s; ; f5sssllzI,fi

81 s.esss NORTH CALVERT STREET. May 18th, 1854.
s6ienttenen--I have Just received your note an
prising me that you have been appointed JOINT
committee on the prrt of tile Mayor and City Cotif
Gil and ofethe citizens Of Baltimore, to- welcome
kx- resident Fillmore and myself, TO this my ma
i've Slate aud CITY, our return from n long
journey tilrOnghthe Southern portion OF our Union
II lstruy gratstuisto me toIeceive such testi-
mony oil regard Tom Hose TO wIomI anle aiin, j
IN altsc non and interest by so many relations
the past Lime and by so much to claim my esteem
in tie present. It's not less gratifying TO me to
| be thus assvciated in the honor you offer to the
fuisungulshed gentleman TO whom you propose 10
tender The Inequalities of our city.Sis = fssisR
In returning my k'ndeSt nc acknowledgements for
this most hntterilg compliment from the city, 1
beg 10 say in reply the inquiry contained in your
,nole that nwlll give me great pleasure to meet
my friends and fellow citizens generally, with Mr.
Fillmore, al any time to morrow the Committee
may appoint. sG 5t54 !
With 1.-THE highest consideration aud respect,
/ ;ls7;rss a- am Gentlemen your ob't stIy't,,
ia5,s John p. KEnaEDY.
To Messrs. ]. Smith Hollins, John b. Seiden-
stricken, Thomas Swami, Geo. p. Kane, q @.
This unexpected arrival of Mr.. Fillmore made
1t necessary for the arrangements for his reception
to be modified. II was accordingly arranged that
the Committee OF reception should meet him at
the CITY Hotel this morning, and at 10 O'Clock he
should be escorted tlthe Rotunda of the Exc..pnge
and therebe introduced to the citizens of Baiti,
| more. 'Sss 4
This arrangement was carried out and accord
1nsly at the Eour designated, Mr. Swami, of the
Commltee on The patt of the, citizens, and Nj.
aogeri OF The Committee on the part OF the City
louncil, took Mr.. Fillmore, accompanied by Mr.
Kennedy, TO the Rotunda of the Exchange.
On arriving IN the. Rotunda OF The Exchange,
MI; Swami Proceeded TO introdute MIR. Fillmore
Individually 10 the citizens who had assembled
The reception was most cordial, and the enthusi-
asm and spirit hich itself in every face
showed how The hearts of the people responded
to the welcome To- the man who had so faithfully
and nobly discharged his duties President of the
United States. GOD s. ltfsffsy 800
Nh. Fillmore will leave Baltimore Tomorrow al
eleven o'clock, on bis way home to New York
The arrangements made ior aspnblic military par
adei have been couhtermanded, as Mr.. Fillmore.
did not wish any demonstration of that sort. The
Philadelphia and Baltimore Ra Iroad Company
have PROVIDED special car for him, and he will
be accompanied as far as Wilmington, (Del.) by
the Joint Committee of Reception.
- Z LIZ
PRENrIcEithus talks 10 one of the persons who
seem 10 take holy delight in abusing him just.
now: tstfssf4a
Theeditor OF the Bresbyterian Herald is abusing
us quite smarly. This indicates that he NAV have
improved little within the last few weeks. Ee
IS less unworthliy employed in abusing Louis
vile gentleman than he was in black s1nrlinq 4
franktort iady-bnt we doubt IL tlefes Il mich
Christianity IN either employment. $50 y
fbLs editor undertakes 10 tell vyher. ,vS ,vsy
born He had better tell where he WINS
self II might save great deal OF wranplinq aftr
he is dead. Let him bear IN mind the St.er cnn.
hct among the seven cities for the honor Of In y
ing birth 10 Homer. II would be sad pity II he
piops editor, who is such model of peace.maker
in life. were 10 permit himself 10 become The su B.
jet Of bcketings and wranglings after his death
pMnny true heart. That would Lave come
back like dive TO the ark after It's FIRST transgres
SION. has been frightened beyond recall by the
angry look and menace, the tannt, the savage
ehan'y OF an unfoTgiying soul.