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The reception given to Mr.. C6LnouN
Yesterday, by our authorities and citizens,
was all that The wnrmest admirers OF his
genius and character could have desired.
Party distinctions were forgotten in the
general anxiety TO welcome and TO honor
d great American statesman visiting US
lor tho first time.


On arriving a, the Pontchartrain Rail
road Depot, he was met by The Governor
and Secretary OF State, and our Civil and
Military authorities, head by His Honor,
the Mayor and conducted 10 the carriage
reserved for his use. A large number OF
persons we're assembled at the Depot at
| the time, 10 witness the arrival OF the dis
tngushed visitor, and from The time he
stenped out Of tho car until the procession,
Inpoointei for the occasion, took up its line
of march. he was greeted by the assem-
Died multitude, witS appropriate and Ger
dial demonstrations of respect,


The order of the procession ana us
movements were in accordance win 'he
programme for the occasion. Through
out, Mr.. CALuoUN's presence was hailed
with pleasure and satisfaction, and on TAX
ling possession of the apartments which
had been engaged for him and his suite
at the ST. Louis Hotel, crowds of our citi.
gems hastened to pay their respects 10 him


Mr.. Calhoun, personally, we are gratlhec
4 to have ii in our power to state, looked re-


markably we'll, and appeared TO be in fine
spirits. N. u BWtefin.