The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-28
ar. Buchanan's lnaus ural Suit - visif ers
af Wheatland -.The Vice.Presldeut, dke.

nj Wheatiard The Vice.Presidsnt, Ae.
The approaching presidential inausurasi,n ap.
pears to be ALI the talk among the good people oi
Lsnc aster, Pa without respect to party, and In
few days We may look for any number o. them In
this city on their way TO the national capital to
witness the Inauguration. The following article
from the Lancaster Whig Of Tuesday furnishes
some Of the "sayinss and doings' In that MOVES
pscially to polisicians-important towE:
Our sntsrprisipg friend, Mr.. J. 1afzzar, haa
Just completed Mr.. Buchanans inaugural suit -
Tie eutire suit 10 to be Of blsck-the cost aud
rantaoons OF the fnest cloth, and tha vess Of silk,
nowered The entire shsir viii reflect credit up
on the superior workmanship Of our townsmau,
who fpishedit. In the inside Of the cost. cross
the shoulders and around the arms. thirtv-ops
stars are tastefuliy embroidered In silk. With the
Keystone in the centre, representing the glorious
gaaxy OF BRILLIANT stars which Mr. Buchanan viii
endesvor to bind ssil more firmly tegether. With
the Keystnne Of ths whole, strengthening and
holding firmly the spIsndii arch
Mr. Buchanan is ono Of the largest, best built.
nnest looking men of our acquaintance. 1t will
only require peep at this s1it to assure any one
that the former Of these assertions is correct -
The coat bears resemblance to Q cavern,
while the "u1mentionables would be sufficient
to bury two common-sizad men in. Not tn make
q comparison. but We think that our distinguished
President will provs that although Lancaster
| ~S~Aty - INV i41nOuS iOE uof uuo uoisos 0uu CAS
tie. she 10 none the less entitled to emineoce for
the healthy. finely proportioned, well framed,
clear minded men shs produces.
We are happy to learn that the Lancaster Fens
e,o'ea nave determined positively to accompany
Mt. buchanan to Washington on Monday, and we
pleased to ascertain that the representation In
hs ranks viii be even more than usually large.
Wheauand still continues to be thronged with
visitos For the last week or two the represents
.iSn s nas Deen unusually great-Dumbering many
e1 the most distinguished persons 10 the Union
ine flesidsnt elect Is proverbial for the good hu-
NOR and excellent tampersnpnt he pos sesses, and
tnere are not many individuals who can better en-.
!ertS,n company of visitors. II it we're not for
THIS lively dispofiton, It would be difficult for him
70 MAINTAIN so much composure as he does under
the circumstances
=, Mr. breekiuridge will be at Wheatland during
the latter part of the week, and the Wheatland
C'ao WIZ aid In eseorting him aud Mr.. Buchanan
10 washington. The deputation of our ciiizeus
accompanying them will be extraordinarily large
ine number of Lancasterians At Washington on
inauguration day will Inost likely exceed in pro-
ertion that from any other city.
A telegraphic dispatch to New York paper,
from Lancaster, says that Mr. Buchanan had .
relapse Of the complaint contracted by him In
Washington city, brought on by the exerti,ns at
tending the reception Of upwards Of two hundred
visitors on Monday and Tuesday last All visitors,
except his intimate friends will be excluded until
bis departure on Monday next. by which time.
with the intervening quiet and repose 1t Is hoped
and expected his health will be quite restored.