The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-21

'hil 't'" hsdhg oinfI oisiitSuiSflt0 cillLens
.at dows. The lion. hlr. THom.s, of II.
llnois, Hon. Mr.. TRIHBLE, of kentucky,
Hon. GEoRsE sullivan, of Boston, aud
theF Honorary Ncmbeis Of the COnyen-
inn, we're aiming the guests.
No set toasls had BEEN prepared, hut al
ier the cloth WIS removed, ihr following
spontaneous setsiments were offered. aud
drank with great csrdiaIity, isterspersed
with a number az excellent songs:
by the Secretary Of ,Stste--The firsti+ght
and the iirst duty Of nanons-self-deren
dence and self.inprosement.
BY Tire Secretary Of Ud,'-Csnai nasiga.
tion between the Atlantic and the Western
waters, essentially connected with the com
n.rce, The defence and the uaioa of the
Staies-may it receive the patronage and
support Of THE nation.
By the Postmaster EeneYdi-Roads End
Cauals--they UNITE all Interests, and render
our Union undesirable.
Bg Gen. Wditer Jenes---pul,iic shirt and
pubic oplnon--aa antasliag pledge OF
ways and means.
ton and his distinguished CONDUCTORS in
projecting and in executing the FIRST Grand
Canal communication in the Union
.SBy the Hon. j. n. Thomas, of Illinois -
Success To the4abors OF the patriotic Canal
Convention without regard to the sordd
dollars and cents.
BY NJ. Saliirtn, Of B0ston--As the oh
il ct of this convention is a work of the
greatest national results, may this meeting
prove the origin of an ASSOCIATION for
internal Improvement throughout the ma
ton.
by Dr. Hotari, of Batimore-A speedy
marriage between the Ohio and Potomac
--oaly To be dissolved by the death of one
OF the parties.
by NJ. q. ". y. Gusts, Of Arlington
The meeting Of the waters--rnay the rro-
ducts of the West soon find market in the
East
By Mr.. Marcy, Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
impr0vemenis-The means OF giving 10 our
extensive country and scattered people, the
advantages Of dense population and lisni.
ted territory.
By Mr.. .Naulsby Of Marylaud-The Oh
~ of Washmgton--may it emulate the
greatness OF its founder.
BY Col. fenwick, M Maryland TIE
green glades of Allegheny, The seat of our
great Reservier--inay It's refreshing bree.
zes brace the East and West to persever-
ance in II good cause.
By The Hon. &. f. .Hercer-The Eastern
and Western countiy-whom the author of
nature has joined together, may no man
put asunder.
BY The Hon. Joseph Kent, of Maryland
The City OF Wasllington-may il, like the
reputation of its founder, increase with
time and endure forever.
by Mr.. Ihos. .uunroe, OF Washington---
The lion. David Trimble of Kentucky his
luminous speech to-day, as an honorary
member vi the Canal Convention, display.
ed the able, liberal, and patriotic advocate
of Internal improvements.
BY Mr.. THONGS Ldto-May Congress,
seeing the magnsnimty of New York, save
ms from the humiliation of applying Ia
states, corporations and individuals, for
Only half of what New York has supplied
by CaJs. Cdrbery, Mayor of Washington
May the boats OF TIE east and the boats
of the vest soon be minghng together OF
the chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and THEN
crews, IN joyous harmony, forget thei.
tolls an the profits of the intercourse.
by Col. Cor, Mayor Of Georgeiown--A.
mrrca, the country AT large, tneYampled
| without wind or water
By .Ih. SWQ,n, of Alexandria---The O
h'o md Chesapeake Canal may We has,
copi"as streams for the supply OF the Ca
nal
BY q DelegG4e--CharIes Fenton Mercer
the eloquent and enlightened advocate q
the bcsttnterrsts ard true glory OF his coun
}try.
Wien this toast was announced from
the chair, the whole company evinced IN,
cordiahty with which thry received it, b,
spontaneously rising and drinklng it, witt
reiterated arplauses. Mr.. Mercer expires
SID his acknowledgements for this unex
peeted compliment, an9 for the manner i,
which II was received by a few words, e
vincing the deep emotion he felt.
Mr.. Adams and MIR. Calhoun having re
tired,
By .sF v2rchibnld Leo, of MARYLAND
9ohn Quincy Adams the first to elicit il
The Senate OF the United States, the lumi
nous report of Albert Gallatin upon Inter
nal Improvement.
| by Mr.. Fit1hugh, of Vs.-she Hon.
G. Galhoun--the liberal and enlightenr,
advocate of a system Of lntcrual lmprose
ment, commensurate with the powers o
the government and the resources Of the M
ton.
BY Mr.. Shannon, of Va.-Wm. II. Craw
ford, the friend of Internal Improvement
prevented by indsposition from attendjn,
the marriage festival of the Ohio and Pc
tonne.
BY M. b. S. Forrest, of Nd. Henri,
Clay, qualified to pass the summit level
neither giddy in ascending, nor dsmayed il
descending.
BY .Nr. Carbsry-The sChesapeake an,
OHIO Canal In the ecstacy aud dellgh