The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Bp the A0aiis.
From the Richmond Compiler.


with Q VAIN and elegant address from M.
Jeffe'son Randolph. lie was introduced 70
numbers of ladies snd citizens. "A pubic din.
nsf was given to him at the large end elegant
Rotunds OF tho University Of Vrsinia--on en-.
tering WHICH, he was addressed in Tho most
impressive manner, By Nj. WIN. p. Gordon,
one oi the Delegates Of the coooiy
From % 500 persons SAT down to the ia.
BILE M, Vsien'ine s. SouthsIi presiding.
Gen. La Fsyete, Ms JeHers son, MI. Madison,
late p esident Of the United States srtsnged
together, and forming sn illustfious uio Q
parallel 70 which cannot probsbiy be found al
This time on tho face Of the G lobe.
The whole entensinmen, wss marked by .
thousand circumstances which gave j. the hep
pieN effect The town was ose, which IL
Fsyeue had e&eoed himself 10 shield from On
invading enemy more than forty years before
The Rounds, one OF the mos. elegant
rooms in the y. S,s,es. jus finished from the
hands of The woikmen and about 10 be dedics.
ted 10 the ooblest ofiice the improvement, OF
the you hiul minds OF our countryEeo Hefe
wore three men, whose his,oiies were all
written IN nations eyes, men 10 whom the
'ibeiiies OF .he whole human ace were under
the gresieu obligations One OF them the
author Of the Declaration of Anne fican lnde.
pendence anotbet, one OF the most active
frsmers and one OF the abiesi Interpreters OF
the American Constitution. The third TO
whom America, the whole world are so deep.
iy Indt tbIed he who fought for Us while JET.
ierson and Madison wee toiling IN be cabi
net he. who attempted to trsDsplsn, in his
own coun' y, The seeds f Eibe'Iy, which he
had gathered n Ame'ice~medist' the ct.
for, while J, IT. son was out Minister in
/ snce. Behold them once more meeting
IN The bosoo of people whom they bed 81,
contributed to serve attracting every eye, and
calling forth the effusioos Of g,a,ilude from
every lip.--ArouDd them, arc Inc sons and
grondsons oi those, for whom they had to,!ed
for more than forty yearssgo Tho whole
company was joyous and animated. The pres.
snce oI La Fsyette operated like mogic.
On giving toast, NJ Jefferson presented
paper containing he following address, which
he requested mlgh, be 'eod. By the Presi.
dent:
81 v,Il avail myself Of this occasion, my
beloved Dsighbors and friends, TO thank you
tor The kindnesses which now, and at all Imes,
! have received OF your hands. Born and
b ed among you fahsts, led by ,bei' partial
iies in,o The line Of public lie, lsbo ed IN
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