American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-08
From tie Ne,o fUrA Erea,ng pys IN. :.

Soiutno'a, taP'. GIaham, We have received ,"p
sish journals to The 18th Of June They are ,; ~,
n'ieo WIN eieeuon proceedings, and contain n.y.. NY
lilical news fiom the continent, II annaa. w p'
their contents, however, ihat our .crer,,;. ron
man, Randolph, had arrived in England ~
Tie subject OF almost as much curiosi,v .na ~ was
iauon on the other side of the water ;. ~ ~. ~
Our readers will be amused by some of IN. ch. .s
teflstic sayings reported of him in the Fn aa
newspapers. A splendid dinner was given ; s.a
Town Hall by the Mayor Of Liverpool n ~" M
fiuskisson and nnmetous party, COMPRISING ..u a'
RAJ distinguished strangers, among whom wao W.
randolph. MIR. Huskisson after compliment.
.ne MAYOR on the presence Of pne who had .,..
been the ardent and efficient advocate of all ,ss, .s
morally and politically good in his na,,. ,o na. vas
and who entertained the mos, friendly G.,""h |
towards England, proposed the health Of Mr. DE- d.
dolph. WI nan .
Nlf. kandolph on rising to return thank, ~,
those who had experienced the sensation. NJ INV
suHef'ng after pto'racted and uneasy yoyao. ~
sea- and the pfivaton, incident to it, on hia s,,;,y
at The wished.ior shore, might form smsn ..e
mate oil his, when he saw the British land. s ~,
ihey could not duly appreciac>hs feeiinps IN NV
ehaoge from all that is necessarily uncomior,ah. ]
ano cneerless, TO the animated and soc sl recen,n
ne nag me! with since his arrival at Liverpool. NJ.
randolph, 10 chaste and appropriate manner -
patiaed on the blessings We here enioy. and ah;'.
are iosteted and protected by the ables, Mipss,a
this country ever had. He said he could nas.. +
distinguish between the interests of An eric, sna
England Whatever was beneficial 10 Lirprno" \
Gould not but be highly useful 10 .Neu Tork H..
interest OF the cotton planter and the cotton sn;,
ner were one and the same. The tobacco nlan,.,
IN America, and the merchant and manufacturer
England, who convert the plant into source n
industry and wealth had but common in,rrss
VAR. Randolph, after having assured the comn,Dv
that he fet proud Of having English blood n II.
VEINS concluded BY proposing, as toast,
The Torn and Trade of Lirp,uooi.
Ater suitable compliments TO many distinguish,
Gu INDIVIDUALS present, among whom was Mr. fIus
ss coheague, oeneial Gaseoyne, inc ccon.l
fnzclarence,
MIR. Randolph arose again to propose semi
ment' which, he trusted, would be received Win
unanimous good feeling ard hoped thai, If ary
one was found hat could not be warmed by thr sem,
ment he might pass his days in the absence 4
whatever was Intellectually good and agreeable
lie proposed" England and America, the NIo,hs,
and the Daughter
This toast from its congenality with what wa
once uttered BY Mr.. Canning in The same room.
met with the warmest burst of enlh usasm, and Mr..
nando'ph won the hearts and good wishes OF every
individual present.
interchange OF good feelings and cannot fail 10
strengthen the bond Of union between England and
America, which all good men wish may remain
mutually beneficial and undsturbed.
AS we like to record the opinions Of all men who
are distinguished Tor sound or original views we
cannot avoid noticing the observation OF Mr.. Ran.
dolph on this evening to gentleman who seemed
to DC i the policy OF continuing the forms Of
government which seem spreading over America,
stnftN NJ
siye and improving. Laws arc susce plibr Of daily
amendment; but forms Of government arc rarely
altered with advantage to any.''
Mr. Randolph was also Of party which accom-
panied sir. llusklsson ON ali aquatic excursion 10
which the directors OF the Dublin steam packets
had invited him. MIR Randolph is described as
: remarkably thin man, having the appearance Of
old age although only in his SD year He was
surrounded during The excursion by crowd oil gen.
emen, lie talked necessarily and instructed as
well as delighted the company by his conversation"
a. colo collation. to which the company sat down
IN board The steam boat britannia, Mr.. Huskisson
proposed the health of Mr.. Randolph. This pro.
iuced from that gentleman the following speech.
hlr. Randolph, in returning thanks for the very
compliment which had unexpected!
been paid him, expressed himself proud and graft
led IN meeting so numerous and so respectable
,arty OF the gentlemen Of this country, the parent
VI his own, many OF whose most useful institutiops
trial by jury, the writ Of habeas corpus, civil and
elieious liberty and a representative constitutions /
lad been formed upon the model OF those which had
cen established in this grea, and happy nation By
be wisdom and public spirit Of their common an
esors.-( Appiause.) And, as his country had
sisely CLEANED from this the benefit of all the grand
ssentials oil civil polity, he trusted she would also
mulate her in the requirement of all those minor
ut not less endearing, virtues and graces of soca
fc, Of which he had nov the happiness to witness
o pleasing an example. When he
eufned TO the other side OF the Atlantic, he should
AIRY with him grateful remembrance Of the kind
ttrn,iye, and hospiable reception he had net with
n this; and the greatest pride and pleasure would