The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26
BETUlN OF MR. BUCHANAN 70 sENNsYLyAMk
GREETINGS on THE ReVTE.
his ARRIVAL AT PHILADELPHIA.
Enthusiastic Reception by the People,
Sc, TO-, &co.

Mr. Buchanan left this city in the O'Clock train, yas
terdsy morning for Philai accompanied by sevs-
raj OF his friends. We have rsoeiSei from our oorrss
P'no'ht tne ioowSS account Of his reception along the
route and .: Philadelphia:
At Newark . large crowd assenb,sd at the depot b
receive Mr. Brshanan. Tho stopped the aue
NJ Buchanan was called out tis platform Of hses
and cheered enthusiastically. He responded In w re.
maIa1, simply CT thanks :or the kird reception.
Al Eizabe.ttown large crowds had assembled swat
tho arrival OF the NJ Bucna mem was again csd
Gut, and again returned his thanks
ANEW BrupswiclS much enthuaissu pr reva,d among
The crowd that had ssemslee Od Buck waa cs!sd ut
and amid nueh cheering gracefully bowed hM thanAs
spu II a6s , very short speech
At Ptinceton the entire town appeared to b az -
railroad depot including the college students lsaiG
vociier cheering Mr. b. cEanan stepped out ON sAs
platform, ana "a many OF the crowd could took -
great st&tesnan by the hand.
At Trenton tbs platform ard sntre road were throusA
with people. The committee Of the PhiIadelpha Boe.G
Of Trade Samuel Nsrrick, chsisman here preaesssd
Mr. Buchanan with letter of congra.uA and wei
oos from the leading CT izeas Of Philadelphia On prs-
senting The letter, Mr. Me-rick said -
As Chairman OF the Committee Of the Board OF vraye
present yen with letter Of oCngratasto1 upon your
arrival On peIuaal yon win hno that it is numosca.t
h by your fellow citi2en irrespective Of party
represent the commercial Industrial ana ip
tese.s OF the city Of Philadelphia The committees, a,s
charged With the agreeable task o. cond you to ths
Merchant Exchange. rhe nee.ng there ssssu, ,leA
have no ca purpose in view they des copgrstu
ate You your safe arrival to you to your a-
feel ct the able il wb:h yeu havs fulfilled yur
ssion ana maintained the honor and dignity OF your
ccrntly In foreign lani.
Mr. Merrck then handed to Ar. Buchanan shs fsnow-
irg lstter:--
PttA.ELputA April "a, 1856.
HoS JAMES Bt oTNNAN:-rbe vLcersigned representan
- AArsa
op2os.rny Of welcoming you me among t1en. We
Svs Sts q 81 oass yT Ps.sng p ssss Of s
oIh iDs that this welcome s hearty and sin,ere We
wecons to tbs UDitedS ates and 10 Pennsylvania In
passed ard Au erican citizens we thank you esps
ally for your e1ertons thus far successful duri, your
late Official career to maintain abroad the national hOaor
and at the same tine tc the blessings peace
tween Dations that have so much In common As Pnn.
sh G .e ress with nsura pride the sery,ss
couIcis OF the Iaon and the national fame which you
have esrLe1 They are part Of hoaors In orter to
give 70 all the opportunity Of expressing to you per-
son the feeling which The metropolis Of your native Ssta
elte1tans wards YOU We are directed to nve to
party, NJ the Merchant Ex Charge at such tmeas nav
suit our convenehce.
Mr. BUCHANAN, ia reply, said:--
Mr. Chairman and Gentenen--I receive with feelings
OF deep gratitude the letter from the merchants end
butiDess men Of us metropolis OF my naive SAFE. For
many 81 them have long cherished that high regard
which charsctetises true rerdhlp and repr essp<~
tive to foreign nsnt It affords me pleasure u
reccgsie in eli citizens Of glorious Union whose in
terests and wishes as such - should preserva .
hRymc nious intercourse between nAcns. For the op
portuniy CT MtetIg 70 arge respectable ard 80 In
hlen ial portion tf ny fellow citizens thank you; or
Tie sentiments entertsired kind letter Aso tsa
der yea ny most heartfelt thanks as II mprsssea ne
With the conviction tina. my course and policy abroad
meet With their appreciation
DR.. skMToN Of New jersey, then in few rerhnsns
remarks welcomed Mr. Buchsran to New Jersey and 70
the city of Trenton As Mr.. Buchanan was about to ~
spond the whistle Of the train sounds aud he
PEELED to take his seat in the amidst the vocsrous
shouts and chsers Of several hun rsd persons haA
assembled to greet him.
At al The stations between Trenton ard this city,
large numbers of persons assembled TO give him
welcome
The Mayor Of Burlington, made . few remarks upoa
the arrival of the train at that psint and Mr. BuchAaAs
briefly replied The Msyor said New Jersey had always
been true to herself and to the Union and would b true
to Mr.. B.
At Ca nden. another immense crowd OF persons were
assembled who greeted Mr. Buchanan with the most
cifeious cheers On his arrival at Walnut street wharf,
he eceived by committee Of the Board OF Trade
amid the thunder Of and cheers OF hundreds whs
bad ssfemQ led to co honor the dis r gushed siatea
map.
Mr.. Buchanan conducted to carriage By the COM
nites snd driven to the Nezohans Ex change where hs
was most warmly received.
Tomorrow morning lie viii receive friends aud sits-
on Independence square.
RECEPTION OF MIR. BUCHANAN IN BALTIMORE.
BALTMoRE. April 25 1866.
The Baltimore City Council this evening unanimously
passed resolution rendering the hospitality Of ths ci
to Mr.. buchanan. The Americans have minority in
the Council.