The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-30
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.

The President Of the United States will leave Washing
ton at six o'clock this morning brief visit to his home
in Concord New Hampshire He will be escorted to the
railroad depot by the Presidents Mounted Guard and
military escort from the District militia will accompany
him as far as Baltimore At Baltimore extensive prepara
tons have been made for the reception OF the President
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday morning says:
The President Of the United States having sgnhed his
intention Of paying visit to his home at Concord H. ana
OF passing through this city, the Brigaders General Hck
man and Egerton DESTROYS Of extending him the usual military
honors of escort called meetings at the Gmor House on
Friday and Saturday evenings last of all the commissioned
officers OF the various regiments which occasions nearly
thirty companies represented The motion to escort his
exceency through the city unanimously adopted-Gen
N Hickman the chair, and Capt. g. W. Talbot acting
secreary IL was understood that the President would leave
Washington morning in the sxo clock tran and
reach about and half o'clock. delegation oil
one officer from each regiment and commissioned ohce
from company also appointed to proceed in the four
o'clock train of the morning far as the Maryland line vel
coming him to the Monumental city, and proceeding with him
as Delaware. The regiments are ordered out at SIX
O'clock and will form Eutaw street. the right resting on
Pratt street, Gen. Bankhead with STALL and the Light Ar.
ery from Fort Mcenry will be posted the right OF the
line The Eagle Artillery, Lieut. COL Farlow have been de-
tailed to salute in honor of the OCCASION Upon the ar
rival of the President and aids, they will proceed TO the Gil
NOR House and take breakfast with the delegation de will
leave for the North in the oclock train All the officers
at the meeting with the best feeling the Affair." and
it probable that the display of the volunteer sodiery will
be large and imposing"
We copy the following from the Boston Post of last
Saturdays issue:
"KEYsToNE CLuB.-THE PREsDENr's VISTA very
spirited meeting of the Keystone Club Held last evening
The committee appointed to take into consideration the sub
ect of the participation of the club in the reception to be
given the President of the United States in Concord New
HAMPSHIRE Thursday next reported in favor of the same
and recommended the adoption of measures that will make
the occasion Of great interest.
The following persons we're appointed committee oil
with full powers make such preparations
for the excursion they may deem expeden; Messrs
Henry Crocker James heever, A. Wallace Thaxter John
T. Heard, William P. Draper Francis J. Parker ohver
Stevens John p Tarbe Slas Pierce Samuel r. Glen, Lu
Slade, R. Montgomery Field, and Albert Hanscomb
meeting of the committee will be held at II m to-day at
the headquarters, No. SO Washington street.
voted that invitations be extended to all demo
clubs and patriotic citizens generally to join the Key
Club of Boston in doing honor to President Pierce
upon the occasion of his " visit to his home since his in
auguration."