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The TRAVELLING PREsIDENr.-The Presi-
dent, il is believed, will leave town on to-mor


row or Wednesday, for the North. The Phil
sadelphians, without reference to party, have
appointed q committee Of seventy-six to arrange
70 receive the PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE with all
due respect. The New Workers and the Bos-
tonians were also busy at last dates in prePa


ring TO receive him. We remember, that Mr..
Adams, when he was President, made trip
North, and the Democracy Of the country was
thrown into convulsions al such an bandon.
ment by him Of duty The Richmond En-
quirer then edited by Thomas Richie. regarded
it as an incapable offence. But tempora mat>
tant,r. A travelling President is now pub
lie benefactor, and very proper man, and il
any man dare absent himself tromth presence
Of the Chief Magistrate, and does not tall down
and worship him, he is a e bloody trailor,'' .
a Mexican Wing, pa traitorous Federalist!"