Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-22

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LANCASTER, fa., Friday Nov I, 1886
returned to this place not more than two
hours ago. from visit 10 the beautiful residence
ol the President elect, at Wheailand, and al
though many OF The Impressions received there
may surprise you, as they certainly did me,
cannot refrain froin communicating them to your
impartial journal, subject to such construction
as you may think they merit. am convinced
iha' many OF tue oPnions which have been en-
eendered during the heat OF recent party STRIFE,
IN the minds ol persons oi all shades oil politics,
both oil The North and south, respecting the
character, tendency and probable iutore policy
OF MIR. BUCHANAN, require modification, and
that 1t viii be public service to allay such OF
those apprehensions as are not founded 10 real
ny. Inc views shall express may no, IN all
respects meet with your sympathy and aPproba-
tion, but th's viii not prevent me from writing
with the irankness which long acquaintance
with your paper has led me to know that yon
so cordially and courieously appreciate.
LETT Philadelphia, for Lancaster, three days
ago and had the advantage of making the jour
ney in the day time. The country through
which we passed is beautiful, richly cultivated,
and Of endless variety Of quiet, pastoral scen-
cry. 1t has not the grandeur which exists on
the borders OF some of our New-fork roads !
but, as aiellow-passenger remarked, the cheer
tul aspect OF all one sees begels, necessarily,
good nntnOT anu feeling oil satisfaction. Lam
caster itself Is the perfect specimen OF Penn
sylVania city IN the olden time. Should any
modern klP Van "nkie suddenly appear there
he would slide as naturally into the ways oilhe
hour as though his absence had been that OF
only day. lhe Railroad station might sur
prise him; but The substantial, dingy, yet pleas
ant looking brick houses must have had nearly
the same old look Tor many years Even the
growth oil the place bespeaks rather the Increase
OF the old than an addition OF what is new
Broad honest, sturdy faces and figures NEE;
you at every turn, and feeling OF pride natu-
rally arises at surveying the slnew and muscle
OF the land Inc public houses at hrst look
shabby, but short experience of comfortable
beds, and fare as superior as possible TO what
can be obtained IN rhiladeiphla, soon reeonciies
the traveller TO his lot MioHAkLs' where
ain staying, and where Mr' BUCHANAN mol un-
frequently meets h's Iilehds' 's mar'ei OF out
SIDE piaiuness anu so'iu, substantial comfort
hea'iand' OF ra'het Mr' nuchANAS $ mousse
lies about miis from Lancaster inose VINO
remember '"e iie'm''age' ASn'a"d ano mafsh-
ne'a, are "o' so'p',Seu' VI app'ouo""e u; !"
M" '"a' "e s'ea' De'"o''s''' S'a'es'"a" "a'
seiec'eu 'or "'s ,e"e"' sP'' 81 q''e' a"u 81
resPienue"' wiz" "a'u'"' 'o'e,'"ess' '"a'
wonid appear next 70 'hiP"ssio'e 'or ''e muse
ana o"s"e OF .ne "o''u 10 pe"e,'a'e "eee
was reminded oy VI ',c" u"eh."s !" .'t
midst oi hgh'y-ouiuVa.eo OAK opening "nic'
! once saw III 'he rat west fragrance n''ec
'he atmosphere anu 'ne s''ence was u"oroNe"'
excepting py "e genus ins'ine OIL leaves a.
ine frees were as''A'eu Wy Tue ","u' ihe 'nlc'
iohage prevents c'ose scrutiny VI "'' Du'
oAANAS u"ei''ug u"''' s''e' au'aho'ns '"ioug'
'he ea'e' some u's'anee 'lon 'he ROAD A Is
vice. Wo-s'o'y' uou''e oiioN "ouse' Pa'"'eu
req WIN Wings o'oau, pleasant en''anoe a"'
"iue hai,' al me eA"ehn'y VI ""'cn iA.'et
passage ieaus 'n,o '"e 'ei' "'"s' "u'cn Is 10
cup'eu oy MI BUCHANAN as a s'uuy' hel'
nc iec'"es 'ne s'e"'e' par u "'S s'S''o'e' a
neg'o se'an' u'me''u 10 '"'o '''s ,vV"' "",
informed US "a' mr. nuohASAN ~ou,u De ~n'
US IN lew minutes. IL seems ne hau laul