Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02
From the Baltimore sun,
VIZ RUchnnan's tnnugurRi suit-th Lancaster
EcnciSies-NisiiOrs at Whcntinnd The Vice


rr Huchnnan's rnmugurai suit the Lancaster
President
The approaching presidential Inauguration ap-
pears I" he ''all the talk among the good people
OF Ian, aster, Ia, without respect to party, and
in few days may look for any number of
them in this city on their way To the national cap
tal to witness the Inauguration of the distinguish
ed SON of the "Old Keystone State" The fol
lowing article from the Lancaster " hig of Tues
day furnishes some of the sayings aud doings"
i'll that now especially to politicians important
town:
Our enterrrising friend, Mr. j. Mezgar, has
just completed Mr. Buchanan's inaugural suit
The entire suit is to be Of black the cont and
pan.aloons of the finest cloth and the vest of silk
Powered. The entire affair will reflect credit up
on the superior work nansl,ip of our townslnan,
who finished it, In the inside Of the coat, a
cross the shoulders aud around the arms, thirty
one stars are tastefuly embroidered in silk. with
the keystone in the centre. representing the
glorious galaxy of brilliant stars which Mr.. Bu
chanan will endeavor to bind still more firmly to-
gether with the keystone of the whole. strength
thening and holding firmly the splendid arch.
Mr., buchanan is one of the largest, best built.
finest looking men of our acquaintance. 1t will
only require IA peep at this suit to assure any one
that the former of these assertions is correct
The coat bears some resemblance to cavern,
while the ..unmentonables" would be sufficient
10 bury Two common slZcu men IN. NOT tn make
a comparison, but we think that our distinguish
ed President will prove that although Lancaster
county is now famous for her fine horses and
cattle, she is none the less entitled 10 emiaence
for the healthy, finely proportloned well framed,
cloar- minded men she produces.
We are happy TO learn that the Lancaster
Fencibles have determined positively TO accom-
pany Mr.. buchanan to Washington on Monday,
are pleased to ascertain that the representa-
- ,a,,1-s Ia. tIn,,
lurge. Mr.. Buchanan cannot but feel delighted
at the exhibition of the good feeling of the PEG
pie Of the county of his adoption, evil
dcnced by this accompaniment of the FencibIes,
and will most likely treasure it one Of the most
gratifying events of his life.
Whpatland still continues TO be thronged with
visitors. For The last geek or two the represcn
tation has been unusualy great numbering MAJ y
of the most distinguished persons in the Union.
These are all received with Mr. Buclanan's ac
customed urbanty, and few depart without re-
cciving higher impressions Of the noble old sage
than when they arrived. The President elect
is proyerhal for the good humor and excellent
temperament he possesses,and there are not ma
| nv individuals who can better entertain a compI
ny Of visitors. If it were not for this lively dis
position. it would be difficulty for him to main
tain so much composure as he does under tho
! circumstances.
Mr. breckenridge will be at Wheatland during
the latter par; Of the week, and the Wheatland
! Club will aid in escoriing him and Mr. b Ichanan
to Washington. The deputation of our citizens
accompanying them will be extraordinarily large
! The number Of Lancasterlans at Washington on
! Inauguration day will most likely exceed in pro-
portion that from any other city
\ Geographic dispatch to a New York paper
| from Lancaster says that Mr.. buchanan had II
relapse of the complaint contracted by him in
Washington city. brought on by the exertions
attending therecepiion ofupwards of two hundred
visitors on Monday and Tuesday last All vi7i,
tors, except his intimate friends. will be excluded
until his departure on Monday next, by which
time. with the intervening quiet and repose 1t is
hoped and expected his health will be quite resto-