Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-04
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From Gie .Nc,o York E0e,iing Post Of Jnly 81.
E&OM ENGLAND.


countryinan Randolph had arrived in England anu was
the subject q almost much curiosity and spccu-
iation the other SIDE oil ihc water this. Our
readers will be amused by OF The character
iugs reported Ut him the English newspapers
& splendid dinner given in the Town Hall by the
Mayor Of Liverpool 10 Mr.. Huskisson and numer ous
party, comprising several distinguished strangers
among whom NIr. Randolph. MIR. HussSisson fer
complneuting sc Mayor the presence of one who
had been the arden, and efficient advocate of all
that morally and politically good in his native coun
try and who entertained The friendly feelings TO-
wards Engiaa, proposed tie health Of MIR. Randolph
Mr. Randolph, rising return thanks said thos,.
who had experienced the sensations OF man SUFFERING
after pToiractcd and uneasy voyage bv sea- aud Tie
priV2ion incident To #, On his arrival at the wished
Tor shore. might uTni small estHae OF his when h,,
the British land; but they could not tulr apprcci-
ale his feelings the change from all shat is rs neces-
aJiy uncomfortable and chouliess 20 the animated and
social reception lie had wh since his arr wal IN
Liverpool. Mr.. kanduiih, caste and appropriate
}aHI!Cr, paatcd ou tie blessings we here co,nv and
WHICH are tu-tcrcd AMI protected by the abiest Minis
itr% tins county ever had. lie said he could never
distinguish between the interests o. America and Eng.
land; whatever was beneficial liverpool could not
but BE highly useful 10 .fec fDi1i. The interest of
te cotton planter and The cotton spinner and
the same. The tobacco planter in America and the
merchant and manufacturer England. who convert
ell that plant into source OF industry and wealth had
but common interest. Mr.. Randolph after ha wing
assured the company that lie felt proud OF having Eng
itsh blood in hs veins, concluded bv PROMISING as
toast, The Torn and Trade Of L.igerpooin
After suitable compliments 70 many distinguished
individuals present, among whom MIR. iluskisson,s
colleague, General GasCoyne, and Colonel E'ityca.
renee,
MIR. Randolph again to propose sentiment.
winch lie trusted, would be received with unanimous
geod leelIng and hoped that, if any was found that
could not be warmed by sentiment he tught pass his
day IN The absence of whatever intellectually good
and agreeable. lie proposed-"Ergland aud America
the Mother and the Daughters
THIS toast from its congenialy with what was once
uttered oy ir. Canning, 10 the same room, wththe
Tarnest burst OF enthusiasm, and Mr.. Randolph won
INC hearts and good wishes of every individual present
The evening was spent in the delightful inter.
Chanse OF good feelings; and cannot fail 10 strengthen
me bond az nnIoA between England and America
Ella! and undsurbed.
- we like to record the opinions of all men who arc
distinguished tor sound original vies we cepnnt -
void noticing the observation OF Mr. RanIoInb ~, ,b;
evening to gentleman who seemed 10 doubt the po!i
cy OF continuing the forms OF government which seem
s1Pt'eTuuS over America "Lcgslaton,n said MIR.
NauuoPh, us progressive and improving. Laws are sos
cept'oIe OF daily amendments but forms of Government
are rarely altered with advantage 20 auy.s
; itahdo'ph was also "f patty which acconrpaned
Ftesksoh on an aquatic excursion which the drcc
iS ca tue Dublin steam packets had invited him Mr.
u""d"lnh IS described remarkably Thin NM b,yi
,ne appearance Of old although only in his ) 81
lie was suFr"umdc1 during excursion bv cr,,rd c
gentlemen. lie talked necessarily and instructed %
az delighted the company by his conversational AZ ella
collation. which the comrnnv s,r dn,,r -, ,I :,
hon -,
OF NJ Randolph. This produced fom ;,nt ,,n,l M
follow ing speech '
MIR, Randolph, in returning thanks for the very
n"!'''Sohe compliment which Lad unexpectediy been
paul hH expressed himself proud and eratifiet in meet
ing so numerous and respectable spartv of the ocn
t'einen al this country, the parent saovn raanv of
whose most useful institutions hesrihv iury the writ
OF hdhedS C0rf1us civil and rclicSAsss EbeTtv ond ,
prcsentatve constitutions had f1,ssr fnrr,ej 800, -
model OF those which had been established in this
ana napPy nation, by the wisdom and public spIi+ 81
en cT,l INN ancGs'os'-l AG4Ase And, as he
country aad 'V'>e'y CLEANED f:efa Us the benefit cf
The grand essentials ofciyi! po1 o trusted she vraS
'so emulate her IN the acqnre.4en, % all
"H. pot 'eSs ehdearInG, virtues and graces Of st
u winch he had now the happiness to witness & IS
iig an eXampie.-( Applausc.) When he rat4IrF
te other side of the Atlantic lie silonld carr lin 80
remembrance Of the kind, attentive and hos
table reception he had met with nm Iii. ,,J ,I
greatest pride and pleasure would be in smcb .,o
MUGS az might be afforded his1 of maniCesluoe liz ;
ccriy OF ms feelings by similar return not onl f.
ly VI ug o"r&eSses Of Liverpool, but TO any of the
u"iFes OF 'ngiand woThe might at any time iavo Ie
PieaSnEe 81 meeting there Applaase) In cnncns,s
he would beg leave 10 propose as toast ucir ovvn
the town of which ficy we're so insfI,
= us trade OF which they daily toasted Tie
rosPeH'y'-not us distinguished and talented represcD
uFe whose recent election did honor to their cIn;c
ont theT noble Earl The great and gifted man at The
lead OF ne administration of tie couMtrv-fGreat an
,Fausc.H) cat APP
Mr. Randolph have Ia iked . area, deal -, ,,; a.
oh oincr"s@ ;hc reporter coGld hardly have reen,rer
~ uch' ne following anecdotes of his conversations
VIC amusing ami characteristic. The mixture Of republi
" "'' "f'>'"c'atc doctrines, is somewhat curious
1T half past , O'clock tie Bti;anoi, a,,.,-,,, -
s"or opposite the Princes Parade and the crnnnn,
prepared TO land MIR IIas1zisson and his rarfy ,,o,
' ,horc IA the barge, and enthusiastically cheer
81. ny 'hc company on board the packet Mr. Pm
i"if' si remained on The quarter deck. suryo,,iI
y large crowd of gentlemen, whom he croft,
amused by his eccentric, yet instructive and orin5I
conversations: lie seemed like an ancient Creci,n
sage surrounded by his scholars No snoo 49,, T 1i
i,ani''ph Quilted the Britannia and got on board one
d ''S I'tT steamers, Gan he was again cucI,l eur
,"'p I o} c'Fioos group. Gentleman IN l,ayd
we '''annIa hen proposed three cheers for Mr. E,r
1"Pp' ""ch we're given with great enthusiasm III
honorable gentleman, taking " MS hat excls;,1cS
g''p great animation, "GculIeDen, Old ENGLAND sni
,i.I...s <'ne'lca united forever Who shall divide
,he baud on board struck ~ Yankee JoS5tc y s
Irsn gentleman asked Mr. Randolph ,yba. ,yo,,ll 49,
nc Oes' GU Tor Tire misories Of Ireland 81 will v
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