Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
From the Patriot.
BALTIMORE, October {

From the Patriot.
BALTIMORE, October 9.
GEN. La FAYETTE.
Agreeable to the arrangement heretofore an
nounced, the steam boat USirEp STATES, cap
tain EDWARD TRIPrLE, left here for French
town on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock,
with the Committee from the Corporation of
baltimore, consisting of JoHS Il. NoRRIs.
RgArE RANDALL, BtNJAMIS &. HOWARD, ED
WARD &. WooDyEAR, JoHN BEEsE, SAMUEL
Moons, WM. PATTERSON, and r. l.. FINLEY,
esqGres-Soionel LbnYu aud DIcKISsoN, aids
TO the Governor. The Military COMMITTEES
We're Major Gen. HARPER and suite colJncl,
SrEuARr, ROBINSON, SuEprAnn, NILTENUER-
GER, ilEATR, EDEs, LEARN, STILES, iieuten-
ant col. BARRY aud Major Horn IAN-fromthe
Society OF Cincinnati, General 5. SNITH and
col PAUL BcNrALor, Captain CLaxroN Of
the navy. ani other gentlemen went with the
Committee by invitation. This dcputatiCal was
accompanied BY y most interesting member Mr..
Dc BoIsMARTEN, venerable Ercnchrnau.
whose heat IS whiteneh with 80 winters, many
OF them he had found not only cold, but cheer
less and bleak. He is the parsonage who pro-
cured and commanded the yessc, that first Iaud-
CT LA fATETTE upGfl our soil st 3 o'clock the
company partooi> on an excellent dinner prov-
ded Tor the occasion and after the cloth was
removed, many patriotic sent iInents were drank
among them the following recorcted
Ey d. B. Morris, esq,-Tke mcmoryof Wash
ington.
81 I'm. Patterson. cs3.-Our exuccted
@us.t--'nay the military gentlemen present I'M
Isate his virtues.
isy Gcacrai S,n;M-The memory of General
Greene,
General rI,r..,N,---rI.c memory o. tbe
brave and generous PutuSki.
BY Col. Dcntuiou--rhe memory of General
Williams.
&" Col. Edes-The memory of Gen Var
Who fell at Bunker Hill.
~ General HrTper-Ingratitude OF Rcpub-
hos plant not of American growth.
Captain CtIyrtoa-Greaness of mind
ocst proved by half century ofupright cunsis-
rcncv of con!nct-
BIZ Cot. ,ltHp5e,qter-The compatrot and
friend of Cen. Psli"s&i, Col. p. BesitaIou.
II = e. L. Fjaiey esq.-Nay a Legislative
provision by the Congress of the U. S. for the
friend at Liberty in b 9TH hetEiSDhereS furnish
SpHcI"i commentary the enthusiasm of our
citizens.
81 CO.. Le1Fin--The memory of the gallant
nnd accomplished lFjnder.
The boat arrived ut Freaciho7vn abont hall
past four IN the afternoon. Tho Governors Aids
accompanied bv an excellent SQUADRON of Ca
7alry, unier the command of Captain Jacob
Iollingsworth, proccclci immediately to tic
Delaware line 10 escort the General to French
town AM there await the. arrival of him who
-IvnS IN the hearts of A,ncricans, and is now in
tt1e bosom nf i5alt!moTs.
At about O'clock IN tho evening, the Hon
'oTN z ADAMS arrived at Frsncl itowu in the
tnip1 Line, on his way II Wasbinrton The
DECORATION waited upon iirn and inforrne,! him
ihs' he had been invited 10 be present at Balti.
moe to participate III the reception of General
III fAvETTF and desired him TO come on board
ot The steam boat UnItcd States. He thanked
ff'"n kindly for this mark of respect and alton
tent!on, and accepted the invitation.--IIe was
then conducted into the cabin and introduced to
all present.
The General, having been dctoincd ill very
!ate at tIic nupiial party OF his friend Mr. Victor
Dupont did not arrive at the MARYLAND line till
after O'Clock in the morning. He was there pre-
scented by Louis h'Lanc, esq Chairman of tLr
ocid"drc committee To- the Aids of the Gov
eruor OF Maryland. The lst Aid announced
70 the General in very appropriate and warm
Germs, IN behalf Of his Excccncy Governor
STEvFNs cordial welcome of the State nf Ma
Tyi'nd aud informed him that thcv were ready
To escort him to head quarters which were cs
tabiished at Fort M'Hcnrv: The General was
then SEATED m The carriage drawn BY four Gle
CANT grevs. which had been provided him, and
arrived n trGncht0wn lite after o'clock To
which place the Delaware Committee accom-
panied him. MIR. M'IaDc there. on par.inr
indda most feeling and elegant address and il,
hchIi ~ himself aud associates. took D most AZ
iectionate leave. The AIDS Of the Governor
ihen conducted The GcncrdEO1S board the steam
o"'', where the Populations received him up-
on the dcck. Mr Morris, President OF cir.
FIRST Brlnoh NJ the City Council and Chairman
0t the Committee, advanced to tie Guest taui
adlro>sed lTm IN a rnanucf dat evinccd AZ once
t''r he felt what he spike from the bottom Of
bp hcart--it was as f,'lrws .--
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